Institute of Magnetism received from colleagues from the Nanomagnetism and Magnonics Group of the University of Vienna a set of scientific equipment for measuring the physical properties of materials and structures at cryogenic temperatures. The equipment includes cryostats, a cryogenic compressor, power supply and measurement units, and accompanying components. Although not new, this equipment will significantly enhance our institute's research capabilities.

The fourth competition for grants within "Magnetism for Ukraine" initiative has been successfully completed. Through the "Magnetism for Ukraine" initiative, the IEEE Magnetics Society promotes magnetics research and strengthens the professional magnetics community to support the recovery and advancement of science and technology in Ukraine. To conduct and oversee the implementation of the competition, the IEEE Magnetics Society collaborates with the Science and Technology Center in Ukraine (STCU) and the V.G. Baryakhtar Institute of Magnetism of the NAS of Ukraine.

On January 27, 2026, at 2:30 p.m., an open public discussion of the work “High-frequency spin dynamics in low-symmetry nanosystems” will be held at an extended scientific seminar of the Institute of Magnetism. This work is going to be submitted to the competition for the 2026 Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Award for Young Scientists. Authors of the work: R. Verba, Y. Kharlan, V. Borynskyi.

Remote control of mechanical forces and biochemical reactions in cells by combining magnetic nanoparticles with electromagnetic fields is a promising new direction in the treatment of cancer. The physics, current status, and prospects were described in a review article in the IEEE Magnetics Newsletter by Olexandr Tovstolytkin, director of the Institute of Magnetism, Valerii E. Orel, head of the laboratory at the National Cancer Institute, and Valerii B. Orel, an engineer at the same institute. Details can be found at the link (see page 44).