Thursday, October 20th, 2022,
6:15-8:30 PM (EST)
featuring
Dr. Anton L. Geiler
President
Metamagnetics, Inc
Marlborough, MA

"Transitioning scientific advances in magnetic materials from laboratory to commercial applications."

Scroll down for registration forms for in-person and virtual attendance.

Abstract
This talk will provide an overview of the process by which scientific advances in the synthesis and processing of magnetic ceramic materials (ferrites) have produced important advantages in the design and manufacture of microwave devices used in telecommunications and sensing applications. These advances were subsequently further matured, productized and transitioned from a university laboratory to an industrial setting. Large scale manufacturing technology was developed for the production of these highly engineered magnetic materials as well as an entire product line of microwave components, including non-reciprocal devices such as circulators and isolators. The fundamental magnetic, structural, and electronic properties of these materials and their dependence upon conditions in both research scale and industrial scale processes will be discussed. Device performance benefits in terms of size, weight, and ease of integration will be summarized.
About the Speaker
Picture
Anton Geiler is the President of Metamagnetics Inc. located in Marlborough, MA. Metamagnetics develops and markets advanced electronic components that enable wireless systems to function effectively in the presence of electromagnetic interference. Anton is leading a capable and motivated team that has established an adaptive yet rigorous process of advancing technology from research to prototype to product while systematically addressing development, productization, manufacturing, and sales and marketing challenges. Anton earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering from Northeastern University. He has published over 70 papers on advanced magnetic materials and microwave devices. Anton is an Adjunct Professor with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He is an active member of the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTTS), serving on the Executive Committee of the MTTS Boston Chapter, a recipient of the 2021 MTTS Outstanding Chapter Award.
Technical Program
6:15 p.m.: Arrival, Registration, Social
6:45 p.m.: Dinner
7:15 p.m.: Featured Speaker, Dr. Anton Geiler
8:00 p.m.: Social & Networking
8:30 p.m.: Adjourn
Location & Parking
Boston University
110 Cummington Mall
Mechanical Engineering Department Conference Room (245)
Boston, MA
Registration

Registration has closed for this meeting at noon Oct 18, 2022. Thank you for your interest and look out for future meeting notices.

Please see our new section on Job Openings!

The 100th anniversary of the Boston Chapter was Feb. 2020 and will be celebrated in 2023. We will be posting articles and photos from our past as well as updates about this momentous celebration.

"A special thank you goes out to Instron, JEOL, Hitchiner Mfg. Thermo Fisher Scientific and Surmet for supporting this year's Materials Experience"

Sustaining Members of the Boston Chapter

Many companies have discovered the difference that supporting the Boston chapter can make. By participating in Boston Chapter activities, their employees develop technical expertise while learning valuable leadership skills.  To find out more about what sustaining membership can do for your organization, click here (pdf).

ASM International fosters the understanding and application of metals and other engineered materials and their research, design, reliable manufacture, use, and economic and social benefits. To join ASM International, click here. (Note - For new members your first Chapter Dinner Meeting is free).

Join Our Mailing List
(You can unsubscribe any time)

Atrium Medical Corporation

CSM Instruments

Dynamic Flowform Corp

Excel Technologies

H.C. Starck

Jentek Sensors, Inc.

Procter and Gamble

Semtech Solutions