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Self-organization of magnetic materials is an emerging and active field. Anoverview of the use of self-organization for magnetic purposes is given, with aview to illustrate aspects that cannot be covered by lithography. A first setof issues concerns the quantitative study of low-dimensional magnetic phenomena(1D and 0D). Such effects also occur in microstructured andlithographically-patterned materials but cannot be studied in these because ofthe complexity of such materials. This includes magnetic ordering, magneticanisotropy and superparamagnetism. A second set of issues concerns thepossibility to directly use self-organization in devices. Two sets of examplesare given: first, how superparamagnetism can be fought by fabricating thickself-organized structures, and second, what new or improved functionalities canbe expected from self-organized magnetic systems, like the tailoring ofmagnetic anisotropy or controlled dispersion of properties.Comment: 13 pages, submitted in 2004. Part of a Special Issue about  Self-organization on surfaces, published in C. R. Physiqu

Epitaxial self-organization: from surfaces to magnetic materials