European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators Conference (EMSA) (also European Conference on Magnetic Sensors and Actuators) - a conference organised biannually (usually in July) by various European universities. There are around 100 international participants.¹⁾

The logo of EMSA 2004

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A “goodie bag” given to participants of 5th EMSA (2004)

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The conference does not have a permanent website and the local organising committee is responsible for hosting website for each edition, as well as creating a new logo.²⁾

The scientific and technical papers can be delivered as oral or poster presentations. The full papers are published in various journals, depending on the local organising committee. For instance, peer-reviewed papers from EMSA 2002 and 2004 were published in Sensors and Actuators A-Physical³⁾ and from EMSA 2014 in IEEE Transactions on Magnetics.⁴⁾

• Spintronics
• Magnetic sensors, actuators & M(N)EMS
• Nanomagnetism and magnetic nanostructures
• Magnetic sensors and biomedical applications
• Materials (novel magnetic materials)
• Magnetic measurements and instrumentation
• Magnetisation dynamics and micromagnetics
• Magnetic recording, imaging and interdisciplinary topics

In 2014 the members of the international organising committee were:

• Evangelos Hristoforou (Greece) - chairman
• Jose M. Barandiaran (Spain)
• Horia Chiriac (Romania)
• Naim Derebasi (Turkey)
• Christophe Dolabdjian (France)
• Turgut Meydan (UK)
• Petr Nikitin (Russia)
• Radivoje S. Popovic (Switzerland)
• Antonin Platil (Czech Republic)
• Thomas Reininger (Germany)
• Manuel Vazquez (Spain)

• 1^st, 1996, organised by National Institute of Research & Development for Technical Physics, held in Iasi, Romania
• 2^nd, 1998, by The University of Sheffield, held in Sheffield, UK
• 3^rd, 2000, by Institut für Elektrotechnik, Technische Universität Dresdnen, held in Dresden, Germany
• 4^th, 2002, by National Technical University of Athens, held in Athens, Greece
• 5^th, 2004, by Wolfson Centre for Magnetics, Cardiff University, held in Cardiff, UK
• 6^th, 2006, by Institute of Materials Science of Madrid, held in Bilbao, Spain
• 7^th, 2008, by Université de Caen Basse-Normandie, held in Caen, France
• 8^th, 2010, by Department of Physics, Uludag University, held in Bodrum, Turkey
• 9^th, 2012, by Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University, held in Prague, Czech Republic
• 10^th, 2014, by Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems, Vienna University of Technology, held in Vienna, Austria

• List of electromagnetic conferences