Magnetodynamics (MAGDA) Conference is an annual event that is organized by the Japan Society of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics (JSAEM). It is the prime forum of communication for the community of magnetodynamics researchers and development engineers. It is also a point of contact of the academic and industrial professionals in the domain of Electromagnetics and Mechanics.
This conference started in Tokyo, Japan in 1992. It was successively held at Kanazawa, Osaka, Tottori, Bali (Indonesia), Shinsyu, Fukuyama, Hiroshima, Brisbane (Australia), Morioka, Tokyo, Oita, Sendai, Gifu, Kiryu, Kyoto, Hitachi, Tokyo and Sapporo. The conference has developed into a very attractive event for the advancement of magnetodynamic technology.
The 20th anniversary conference, MAGDA 2011, will take place at Kaohsiung in Taiwan from November 14 to 16, 2011 as an international event although most of the past conferences were domestic in Japan.
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