The 241st Topical Symposium of the Magnetic Society of Japan/The 8th Technical Meeting on Biomagnetics

Biomedical Applications using Magnetic Materials

Biomagnetics is one of the major research topics in magnetic engineering. Recently, it has become active to develop and study practical biomedical applications such as biomagnetic measurement using high-sensitivity magnetic sensor and magnetic particle imaging. In this symposium, we invite five outstanding lecturers who are engaged in the researches of biomedical applications using magnetic materials and related technology. We expect your active participation.

Date:

March 29th (Wednesday), 2023　13:00 – 16:35

Venue:

Online(Zoom)

Admission Fee:

Free (reserved readers and students）
3,000 Yen (members and cooperate members）
6,000 Yen (non-members）

Booklet:

2,000 Yen (members, cooperate members and students）
4,000 Yen (non-members）

Registration:

Registration form

Payment method:

MUFG Bank,　Jinbocho Branch　013-2259640
Paypal (Credit card)
Deadline：March 27th (Monday), 2023

In cooperation with:

The Japan Society of Applied Physics, The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan, The Japan Institute of Metals and Materials, The Physical Society of Japan

Information:

The Magnetic Society of Japan
Tel: 03-5281-0106/ E-mail: msj@bj.wakwak.com

Organizers:

Daisuke Oyama (Kanazawa Inst. Tech.), Koichiro Kobayashi (Iwate Univ.), Masaki Sekino (Univ. of Tokyo), Takashi Yoshida (Kyushu Univ.)

Program

13:00 – 13:40

“Development of magnetic particle imaging device for biomedical applications”

○Kota Nomura (MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC)

13:40 – 14:20

“Guide for design of nanoscale thermal seeds for magnetic hyperthermia treatments”

○Hiroaki Mamiya (NIMS)

14:20 – 15:00

“Development of high-frequency drive thin film sensors and biomedical applications”

○Shin Yabukami (Tohoku Univ.)

15:15 – 15:55

“Recent advances in low-field MRI”

○Yasuhiko Terada (Univ. of Tsukuba)

15:55 – 16:35

“Clinical application of TMS therapy for psychiatric disorders”

○Yoshihiro Noda (Keio Univ.)

The presentations will be given in Japanese mainly.
Audio and/or visual recording is prohibited.