Latin American Workshop on Magnetism, Magnetic Materials, and Their Applications (LAW3M)

The Latin American Workshop on Magnetism, Magnetic Materials, and Their Applications (LAW3M) is a prominent scientific conference organized by the Latin American Association of Magnetism (ALMA). This biennial event serves as a significant platform for students, researchers, and academics worldwide to present and discuss advancements in magnetism and related fields. The XIII edition of LAW3M is scheduled to take place in Natal, Brazil, from October 19 to 23, 2026.

The workshop's scientific program encompasses plenary sessions, invited talks, and poster presentations, featuring contributions from internationally recognized scientists and emerging researchers. Key topics include magnetization dynamics, nanostructured magnetic systems, statistical aspects of magnetization processes, high-frequency magnetotransport phenomena, non-destructive magnetic characterization techniques, computational methods, sensors, and electronic applications. These themes highlight the workshop's focus on both fundamental and applied research in magnetism.

In addition to the scientific sessions, the event offers networking opportunities through social gatherings such as the opening reception and conference dinner. The Praiamar Natal Hotel & Convention, located on Ponta Negra Beach, serves as the conference venue, providing a conducive environment for professional interactions and leisure activities. The official language of the workshop is English, and the program includes opening and closing ceremonies, invited talks, poster sessions, and social events.

LAW3M 2026 is particularly beneficial for students, researchers, and professionals in the field of magnetism and related disciplines. Attendees can expect to gain insights into the latest research developments, engage in discussions with peers and experts, and explore potential collaborations. The event's diverse program and interactive sessions make it an invaluable experience for those seeking to advance their knowledge and network within the scientific community.