The George Washington University


Welcome to
the Institute for Magnetics Research’s [IMR] Web site.

IMR focuses its work on modeling, experimental measurements, and the use of magnetic materials. The materials most commonly studied are magnetic nanostructures, magnetic recording media, magneto-optical media, and magnetostrictive materials. Properties studied include Bose-Einstein Condensation in nanoparticles. Applications include computer hard drives, floppy disks and read/write memories, microwave devices, magnetostrictive transducers and magnetic refrigeration. Modeling methods employed include Preisach based models, micromagnetics and nonlinear finite element models. Past and present organizations that have cooperated with the Institute in conducting research include NIST Gaithersburg, NSF,Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP), DARPA, IBM, Fuji and ANSYS Software.
 
Hysteresis and Micromagnetics
Modeling Symposium
 
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  The George Washington University
  GWU Virginia Campus / SEAS Virginia Campus
  School of Engineering and Applied Science(SEAS)
  The Electrical & Computer Engineering Department

  Institute for Magnetics Research
  20101 Academic Way, Suite 227
  Ashburn, VA 20147-2604
  imr@gwu.edu / P: (703) 726-8266 / F: (703) 726-8251