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Introduction
¡¡¡¡At the beginning of 1980's,Prof.Dr. Zhuang Yu-zhi and Prof. Wu
Chang-heng initiated to turn the directions of the 8th Departments
from the alloys with high melting points, alloys' phase diagram
to the structure and magnetic properties of rare-earth - transition-metal
intermetallics. In 1986, Prof. Dr.Sun Xiao-kai established formally
the Department of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, after returning
from the Technical University of Wien where he received his Ph.D
degree. Dr. Zhang Zhi-dong began to be in charge of the department
in 1991.Several national projects, such as National Natural Science
Funds, 863 projects, and other projects from Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Liaoning province and Shenyang city, have been accomplished.
The directions of the department have been developed to be rare-earth
permanent magnets, giant magnetostrictive materials, giant magnetoresistence,
magnetic nanoparticles/nanocapsules, magnetic thin films, application
of magnetic materials. The cooperation relations with more than
ten institutes/universities in American, Netherlands, Austria, England,
Italy, Korea, Russia and Slovakia, etc. Several national prices
have been awarded (the third class of the National Awards for Advances
in Sciences and Technology, China, 1996. "Application Research
of the Magnetic-Treatment Technology in DaQing Oilfields".
The third class of the National Awards for Natural Sciences, China,1995,
"Structure and Magnetic Properties of ternary Fe-based Rare
- Earth -Transition-Metal Compounds". The fourth class of the
National Awards for Natural Sciences, China,1988, "Structure
and Magnetic Properties of Rare - Earth -Transition-Metal Compounds".)
18 patents have been received. Since 1980, more than 500 papers
have been published in international journals. The Department of
Magnetism and Magnetic Materials was combined with the department
of Materials Physics in 1997,selected to enter the Northeast New
Materials Development Base in 1999, the Shenyang National Laboratory
for Materials Science in 2001. The Magnetism and Magnetic Materials
Division have three groups: 1) Rare-earth permanent magnets group, 2) Magnetism and new magnetic materials group, 3).Ferroelectric Materails |