Magnetochemistry in China
A special issue of Magnetochemistry (ISSN 2312-7481).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2024 | Viewed by 763
Special Issue Editors
Interests: design and development of new synthetic methods towards molecular magnetic materials including single-molecule magnets; cryogenic molecular magnetic refrigerants; spin crossover; multifunctional molecular materials
Interests: magneto-optical ceramics; laser ceramics; scintillation ceramics; ceramic phosphors; optical ceramics
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Interests: non-volatile memory; CMOS hybrid devices; integration & applications; spintronic device physics and integrated applications; neuromorphic computing devices and integration; high-performance edge computing chip and system
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Interests: functional coordination chemistry; multifunctional molecular materials; molecular conductors and semiconductors; molecular magnetic materials; electro-optical conversion materials
Interests: electromagnetic shielding; microwave absorption; electrochemical storage properties of carbon and metal oxides materials
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Magnetic materials form the backbone of advancements across scientific and technological landscapes. China, with its robust scientific community, has emerged as a pioneering force in magnetochemistry research, contributing significantly to the understanding and application of magnetic materials. This proposed special issue, titled “Magnetochemistry in China”, seeks to consolidate groundbreaking research and progress in this dynamic field, offering a panoramic view of China's contributions to magnetochemistry.
The special issue will feature contributions from experts in various facets of magnetochemistry, hailing from distinguished institutions across China. The scope of the special issue includes, but is not limited to:
- molecular magnetic;
- low-dimensional energy conversion & environmental materials;
- magneto-optical materials;
- magnetic refrigeration materials;
- magnetic energy storage materials;
- magnetic materials for electromagnetic interference prevention;
- functional coordination chemistry;
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We anticipate that “Magnetochemistry in China” will not only serve as a platform to showcase the excellence of Chinese researchers in this field but also foster international collaboration and inspire further advancements in magnetochemistry. The proposed special issue aligns with the global trend of harnessing magnetic materials for groundbreaking applications, making it a timely and essential addition to the scientific literature.
Prof. Dr. Ming-Liang Tong
Prof. Dr. Jiang Li
Prof. Dr. Guozhong Xing
Prof. Dr. Jing-Lin Zuo
Prof. Dr. Hongtao Guan
Prof. Dr. Zhigao Sheng
Guest Editors
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- molecular magnetic
- low-dimensional energy conversion & environmental materials
- magneto-optical materials
- magnetic refrigeration materials
- magnetic energy storage materials
- magnetic materials for electromagnetic interference prevention
- functional coordination chemistry
