Monday, May 19VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Masaharu Shiratani

Plenary
Room A

09:15-10:00 19-PL01

Masaru Hori
(Nagoya University, Japan)

Bridge the Gap between Plasma andMedical Sciences towards Future Medical
Care
CHAIR: Kai Mazur

InvitedRoom A

10:20-10:50 19-AI01

Hans-Robert Metelmann(Greifswald University,Germany)

Plasma-Jet supported surgery of advanced
head and neck cancer - Requirements andfirst steps for proof of concept

10:50-11:20 19-AI02

Tomoko Ohshima(Tsurumi University,Japan)

Possible dental applications of plasmabased sterilization using the reduced pH
method : treatment of dental caries and root
canal infection

11:20-11:50 19-AI03

Julia Bandow(Ruhr University Bochum,Germany)

Modulation of protein activity by atmosphericpressure plasmas

Oral (Contributed)
Room A 11:50-12:05 19-AO01 Gregory Fridman(Drexel Plasma Institute,USA)

Effect of Reactive Nitrogen Species
Produced in Water by Reverse Vortex
Gliding Arc Plasmatron on Plant
Germination and Growth Rate

12:05-12:20 19-AO02 Uta Schnabel(INP Greifswald e.V.,
Germany)

Non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasmasfor food decontamination

12:20-12:35 19-AO03 Kamonporn Panngom(Plasma Bioscience
Research Center,
Kwangwoon University,
Republic of Korea)

Induction of Fungal Cell Death andEnhancement of Host Resistance by Nonthermal Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD)
PlasmaCHAIR: Richard Satava

Oral (Contributed)
Room A 16:00-16:15 19-AO04 Simon Schneider(Ruhr-University Bochum,Germany)

Detailed Study of Plasma-Surface
Interactions with an Atmospheric Pressure
Plasma Jet (APPJ) as Selective Source forO, O3 and N

16:15-16:30 19-AO05 Endre J. Szili(University of SouthAustralia, Australia)

Synthetic biological sensors and their role inunraveling mechanisms of plasma medicine

16:30-16:45 19-AO06 Chanchai Chutsirimongkol(Thailand Center ofExcellent for Life Science,Thailand)

Non-Thermal Plasma for Acne and Aesthetic
Skin Improvement

Monday, May 19
Venue

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title

Special Session: "Challenges in Industry"
Room A 16:45-17:05 19-AO07 Ammon Lam(IonMed LTD., Israel)
17:05-17:25 19-AO08 Miriam Mann
(Leibniz Institute for Plasma
Science and Technology(INP Greifswald), Germany)
Room A 17:25-17:45 19-AO09 Tetsuji Shimizu(terraplasma GmbH,Germany)
17:34-18:05 19-AO10 Lionel Duvillaret(Kapteos, France)

Preliminary Evaluation of Novel Skin
Closure of Pfannenstiel Incisions Using Cold
Helium Plasma and Chitosan Films
Standards in Plasma Medicine:
Development, Contents and Importance ofthe first German DIN Specification.
Activities of terraplasma GmbH

Cold Plasma Diagnostic Using Vectorial
Electrooptic ProbeMonday, May 19
Venue

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Victor Vasilets

InvitedRoom B

10:20-10:50 19-BI01

Masaharu Shiratani(Kyushu University, Japan)

Enhancement of food energy efficiency
using plasmas

10:50-11:20 19-BI02

Steven Shannon(North Carolina StateUniversity, U.S.A.)

Large scale low operating cost plasma
sources for agricultural water treatment

Oral (Contributed)
Room B 11:20-11:35 19-BO01 Jean-Michel Pouvesle(Université d’Orléans,France)

In vivo tissue oxygenation triggered throughPlasma Gun treatment

11:50-12:05 19-BO02 Kim Rouven Liedtke(University of Greifswald,Germany)

The effect of plasma activated medium onpancreatic cancer cells

11:35-11:50 19-BO03 Mohammed Yousfi(CNRS, Toulouse
University, France)

Genotoxic and cytotoxic effects on multicellular tumor spheroids exposed to lowtemperature plasmas

12:05-12:20 19-BO04 Seth Norberg(University of Michigan,USA)

Controlling Plasma Jets with Gas Shields
and Their Interactions with Water CoveredTissue

12:20-12:35 19-BO05 Tomy Abuzairi(Shizuoka University,Japan)

Surface Modification of Dot-arrayed Carbon
Nanotubes for Multifunctional Bio-chip
Sensors Using Atmospheric Pressure
Plasma Jet
CHAIR: Eric Robert

Oral (Contributed)
Room B 16:00-16:15 19-BO06 Jong-Shinn Wu(National Chiao TungUniversity, Taiwan)

Hybrid Plasma Fluid Modeling and Gas Flow
Simulation of Atmospheric-Pressure
Plasmas16:15-16:30 19-BO07 Han S. Uhm(Kwangwoon University,Republic of Korea)

Mass decontamination of biological warfare
agents by plasmas

16:30-16:45 19-BO08 Yasushi Nishida(National Cheng KungUniversity, Taiwan)

Air Cleaning System with Use of HighElectric Field Plasma without Discharges

16:45-17:00 19-BO09 Gyungsoon Park
(Kwangwoon University,
Republic of Korea)

Ionic strength of solutions can modulate theanti-microbial effects of non thermal
atmospheric pressure plasma

17:00-17:15 19-BO10 Hachiro Yasuda(Toyohashi University ofTechnology, Japan)

Analysis of Plasma-Decontamination
Process in Solution Using Bacterial Spores
Differentially Labeled with GFP

17:15-17:30 19-BO11 Daniela Boehm(Dublin Institute ofTechnology, Ireland)

In-package dielectric barrier discharge
atmospheric cold plasma (DBD ACP) for
inactivation of Pseudomonas aeruginosabiofilms

Monday, May 19
VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title

Room B 17:30-17:45 19-BO12 Masafumi Ito(Meijo University, Japan)

Inactivation process of P. digitatum spores
evaluated by dose of ground-state atomicoxygen

17:45-18:00 19-BO13 Taichi Miura(Soka University, Japan)

Effects of Low-Temperature AtmosphericPressure Plasma Irradiation on theDifferentiation of Mouse Embryonic StemCells

Tuesday, May 20VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Mark Kushner

Plenary
Room A

09:00-09:45 20-PL01

Eun Ha Choi
(Kwangwoon University,Korea)

Plasma Physics and Chemistry for Biological
Cell Interactions and Healing Diseases byNonthermal Atmospheric Pressure Plasma

Tutorial
Room A

09:45-10:15 20-AT01 David Graves(University of California atBerkeley, USA)

Mechanisms of plasma biomedicine: what do
we know?
CHAIR: Svetlana Ermolaeva

InvitedRoom A

10:35-11:05 20-AI01

Akira Myoui(Osaka University Hospital,Japan)

Biological Effect of Plasma Processing onCeramics Artificial Bone

11:05-11:35 20-AI02

Georg Isbary(Department ofDermatology, Hospital
Schwabing, Germany)

Cold atmospheric plasmas for dermatologic
and oncologic purposes

11:35-12:05 20-AI03

Jennifer Shin
(KAIST, KOREA)HEALING OF WOUNDS BYATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE PLASMA

12:05-12:35 20-AI04

Jing Fang(Peking University, China)

Researches on Applying AtmosphericPressure Non-thermal Plasmas to Dental
Medicine
CHAIR: Klaus-Dieter Weltmann

InvitedRoom A

16:00-16:30 20-AI05

Lars Ivo Partecke(University of Greifswald,Germany)

Treatment options of atmospheric pressureplasma in GI-Cancer

Special Session: "COST Activities Overview"
Room A 16:30-16:50 20-AO01 Miles Turner(Dublin City University,Ireland)

COST Action MP1101: Biomedical
Applications of Atmospheric Pressure
Plasmas16:50-17:10 20-AO02 Deborah O'Connell(University of York, UK)

An atmospheric pressure plasma reference
source and protocols for biomedical
applications

17:10-17:30 20-AO03 Kai Masur(INP Greifswald, Germany)

Biological Standard Tests for an Evaluationof Different Plasma Sources and TreatmentRegimes

17:30-17:50 20-AO04 Stephan Reuter(ZIK plasmatis at the INPGreifswald, Germany)

Introduction to the EU COST Action TD1208- Electrical discharges with liquids for futureapplications

Tuesday, May 20
Venue

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Farzaneh Arefi-Khonsari

InvitedRoom B

10:35-11:05 20-BI01

Krasimir Vasilev(University of SouthAustralia, Australia)

Nanoengineered plasma polymer films for
antibacterial coatings

11:05-11:35 20-BI02

Cristina Canal(Universitat Politècnica deCatalunya, Spain)

Plasma modification of biomaterials for hardand soft tissue repair: relevance for drugdelivery

11:35-12:05 20-BI03

Fabio Palumbo(CNR-IMIP Bari, Italy)

Atmospheric plasma deposition ofbiocomposite coatings

12:05-12:35 20-BI04

Sudhir Bhatt(University Pierre andMarie CURIE, France)

Nanometric thick copolymers elaborated by
low and atmospheric pressure nonequilibrium plasmas for biomedicalapplications
CHAIR: Pietro Favia

Oral (Contributed)
Room B 16:00-16:15 20-BO01 Yuichi Setsuhara(Osaka University, Japan)

Behaviors of Atmospheric-Pressure
Discharge and its Interaction with Soft
Materials as a Basis for Plasma Medicine

16:15-16:30 20-BO02 Yong Wang
(University of Missouri,USA)

Non-thermal Atmospheric Plasmas in Dental
Restoration: Improved Resin AdhesivePenetration

16:30-16:45 20-BO03 Robert D. Short(University of SouthAustralia, Australia)

A biological “tissue model” to study theplasma delivery of reactive oxygen species

16:45-17:00 20-BO04 Anchu Viswan(Shizuoka University,Japan)

Simulation Study of Virus Concentration
Using Plasma-functionalized Graphiteencapsulated Magnetic Nanoparticles with
Biotin-Avidin System

17:00-17:15 20-BO05 Farazaneh Arefi-Khonsari(University Pierre andMarie Curie, France)

Biodegradable copolymer coatings depositedby low pressure plasma polymerization forcontrolled drug delivery - first in vivo results

17:15-17:30 20-BO06 Beate Haertel(University of Greifswald.
Institute of Pharmacy,Germany)

Plasma-based stimulation ofbiotechnological processes in medicinal
mushroom mycelia

17:30-17:45 20-BO07 Yoko Yamanishi(Shibaura Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Electrically-driven micro-bubbles assistedprotein crystallization

17:45-18:00 20-BO08 Kaori Sano
(Department ofEnvironmental and Life
Sciences, Toyohashi
University of Technology,Japan)

Measurement of reactive oxygen species inplasma-treated waterWednesday, May 21VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: William GrahamPlenary
Room A

09:00-09:45 21-PL01

Michael Keidar(George WashingtonUniversity, USA)

Towards understanding mechanism of cold
atmospheric plasma in cancer treatment
CHAIR: Georg Isbary

InvitedRoom A

10:05-10:35 21-AI01

Jürgen Schlegel(Technische Universtität München, Germany)

Plasma Cancer Therapy - state of the artand path forward

10:35-11:05 21-AI02

Hiroaki Kajiyama(Department of Obstetricsand Gynecology, Nagoya
University Graduate Schoolof Medicine, Japan)

New strategic plasma therapy for advanced
and/or refractory epithelial ovarian cancer

11:05-11:35 21-AI03

Kiwon Song(Yonsei University, SouthKorea)

Non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma
preferentially induces apoptosis in p53mutated cancer cells by activating ROSresponsive pathways
CHAIR: Katsuhisa Kitano

InvitedRoom B

10:05-10:35 21-BI01

Vittorio Colombo(Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna, Italy)

Investigation of the effectiveness of a low
power inductively coupled plasma source forbiomedical applications

10:35-11:05 21-BI02

XinPei Lu(HuaZhong University ofScience and Technology,P.R. China)

Room Temperature Plasma Jets and Active
Species Diagnostics

11:05-11:35 21-BI03

Eric Robert(University of Orleans,France)

Understanding of gas flow, plasma andtarget interplay: a key prerequisite for theoptimization of plasma jet treatments

Thursday, May 22
Venue

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Jean-Michel Pouvesle

Plenary
Room A

09:00-09:45 22-PL01

Jürgen Lademann(Charité-University
Medicine Berlin, Germany)

Application of tissue-tolerable plasma indermatology: Risk assessment andprospects

Tutorial
Room A

09:45-10:15 22-AT01 Klaus-Dieter Weltmann(Leibniz Institute for Plasma
Science and Technology(INP), Germany)

Plasmas sources for medical use

CHAIR: Alexander Fridman

InvitedRoom A

10:35-11:05 22-AI01

Yuzuru Ikehara(National Institute forAdvanced Industrial
Science and Technology(AIST), Japan)

An application of low temperature plasma toachieve minimal invasive surgery

11:05-11:35 22-AI02

William Graham(Queen's University Belfast,UK)

Collaborative studies of a helium-based kHzjet.

11:35-12:05 22-AI03

Theresa Freeman(Thomas JeffersonUniversity, USA)

Microsecond DBD Plasma for Differentiation,
Development and Regeneration
CHAIR: Stephan Reuter

Oral (Contributed)
Room A 14:00-14:15 22-AO01 Jörn Winter(Centre for Innovation
Competence (ZIK)
plasmatis at the INPGreifswald, Germany)

Tracking plasma generated H2O2 from gas
into liquid phase and revealing its dominant
effect on human skin cells

14:15-14:30 22-AO02 João Santos Sousa(Laboratoire de Physiquedes Gaz et des Plasmas,
CNRS and Univ. Paris-Sud,France)

Degradation of DNA and Proteins Inducedby Microplasma Jets

14:30-14:45 22-AO03 Toshiro Kaneko(Tohoku University, Japan)

Minimally-Invasive Gene Transfection Using
Atmospheric Pressure Plasma

14:45-15:00 22-AO04 Kristian Wende(INP Greifswald, ZIK
plasmatis, Germany)

Differential protein expression and thioloxidation pattern in human keratinocytes inresponse to non-thermal plasma to reveal
activation route

Thursday, May 22Venue

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Room A 15:00-15:15 22-AO05 Jue Zhang(Peking University, China)

Title
A genome-wide profiling of response genesin eukaryotic cells to non-thermal
atmospheric pressure plasma treatment

15:15-15:30 22-AO06 Svetlana A. Ermolaeva(Gamaleya Institute ofEpidemiology andMicrobiology, Russia)

Effects of microwave argon plasma on cellwall-lacking Mollicutes bacteria

15:30-15:45 22-AO07 Matteo Gherardi(Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna, Italy)

Non-Thermal Plasma Promotes Apoptosis
and Cell-Cycle Arrest in a Lymphoma CellLine

15:45-16:00 22-AO08 Jan-Wilm Lackmann(Ruhr University Bochum,Germany)

RNase A is Permanently Inactivated by aDielectric Barrier Discharge by Chemical
Modifications
CHAIR: Tomoyuki Murakami

16:30-16:45 22-AO09 Katsuhisa Kitano(Osaka University, Japan)

Cryopreservation of plasma treated water(PTW) for disinfection

16:45-17:00 22-AO10 Kai Masur(INP Greifswald, Germany)

Modulation of Cell Activities by Changing thePlasma Composition

17:00-17:15 22-AO11 Atsushi Tani
(Osaka University, Japan)

Selective Supply of Active Species using
Plasma Treated Water (PTW) for Effective
and Safety Disinfection

Thursday, May 22
VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Timo Gans

InvitedRoom B

10:35-11:05 22-BI01

Mark Kushner(University of Michigan,USA)

Progress and Needs in Modeling of Plasma
Interactions with Tissue: Wet, Dry, Directand Indirect

11:05-11:35 22-BI02

Anne Bourdon(Ecole Centrale Paris,France)

Simulation of atmospheric pressure helium
discharges in capillary tubes
and in plasma jets

11:35-12:05 22-BI03

Zdenko Machala(Comenius University,Slovakia)

Identification of RONS in water induced byair plasmas and their biomedical effects
CHAIR: Zdenko Machala

Oral (Contributed)
Room B 14:00-14:15 22-BO01 Rene Bussiahn(Leibniz Institute for PlasmaScience and Technology(INP Greifswald), Germany)

Plasma therapy for large-scale woundtreatments: development of a flexible
plasma source

14:15-14:30 22-BO02 Oleg Petrov(Joint Institute for Hightemperatures, RAS, Russia)

Cold atmospheric plasma sources, plasma
diagnostics and plasma factors at medicalapplications

14:30-14:45 22-BO03 Xiao Tan(Huazhong University ofScience & Technology,China)

Single-cell-level Mobile Microplasma Jet For
Cancer Cell Apoptosis

14:45-15:00 22-BO04 Takehiko Sato
(Tohoku University, Japan)

Generation of micro plasma in water forbiomedical applications

15:30-15:45 22-BO05 Norimitsu Takamura(Kumamoto University,Japan)

Propagation Difference of Atmosphericpressure Helium Plasma jets Using Different
Dielectric Materials

15:45-16:00 22-BO06 Tomoko Ito(Osaka University, Japan)

Mass spectrometry of ions formed in
atmospheric-pressure plasma jets

15:00-15:15 22-BO07 David B. Graves(University of California atBerkeley, USA)

Atmospheric Pressure Dielectric Barrier
Discharges in Air: Chemistry andAntimicrobial Effects

15:15-15:30 22-BO08 Tomoyuki Murakami(Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Biologically Relevant Species in
Atmospheric Pressure Helium-Oxygen
Plasmas Operated in Ambient Air

Thursday, May 22VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Deborah O'Connell

16:30-16:45 22-BO09 Miles Turner(Dublin City University,Ireland)

Plasma chemistry modelling in atmosphericpressure plasmas: Errors and uncertainty

16:45-17:00 22-BO10 Christof C. W. Verlackt(University of Antwerp,Belgium)

Reactive Molecular Dynamics Simulations
for the Interaction of Reactive Oxygen
Species with Biomolecules

17:00-17:15 22-BO11 Tatsuru Shirafuji(Osaka City University,Japan)

Numerical Simulation of Electric Double
Layer in Contact with DBD - Effects ofMobility and Diffusion Coefficient of Liquid
Ions -Friday, May 23Venue

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: David Graves

InvitedRoom A

09:00-09:30 23-AI01

Sophie Lerouge(Ecole de technologie
superieure (ETS), Canada)

Primary-amine rich coatings to enhance thebiocompatibility of cardiovascular implants

09:30-10:00 23-AI02

Sarah Cousty(Centre hospitalieruniversitaire de Toulouse,France)

Medical applications of plasma technology:
welcome to the future

Room A 10:20-10:35 23-AO01 Kenji Ishikawa(Nagoya University, Japan)

Electron Spin Resonance Study of PlasmaBiological Surface Interactions underAtmospheric Pressure Plasmas

10:35-10:50 23-AO02 Kohei Soga
(Tokyo University ofScience, Japan)

Atmospheric Plasma Processing to Form
Organic Coating on Ceramic Nanoparticles
for Biomedical Imaging

10:50-11:05 23-AO03 Hiromasa Tanaka(Nagoya University, Japan)

Diagnostics of intracellular signaling systemsof glioblastoma brain tumor cells treated withplasma-activated medium

11:05-11:20 23-AO04 Michael V. Autieri(AJ Drexel Plasma Institute,Drexel University, USA)

Plasma Stimulates Angiogenesis

11:20-11:35 23-AO05 Nozomi Takeuchi(Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Two-Dimensional Numerical Simulation ofMass Transfer of Reactive Species throughPlasma-Liquid Interface

Oral (Contributed)

Friday, May 23VenueTime

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: Toshiro Kaneko

InvitedRoom B

09:00-09:30 23-BI01

Peter Bruggeman(University of Minnesota,United States)

Gas phase diagnostics of plasma jets andtheir induced liquid phase chemistry in thecontext of interactions with prokaryotic andeukaryotic cells

09:30-10:00 23-BI02

Valeriy Titov(G.A. Krestov Institute ofSolution Chemistry RAS,Russia)

Properties and Some Possible Applicationsof Gas Discharges Contacting with Liquids

Program Change(23-BI02) Svetlana A. Ermolaeva(Gamaleya Institute ofEpidemiology andMicrobiology, Russia)

Effects of the non-thermal argon plasma on
intracellular bacteria: biological mechanisms
and feasible applications

Oral (Contributed)
Room B 10:20-10:35 23-BO01 Stephan Reuter(ZIK plasmatis at the INPGreifswald, Germany)

Tailored Reactive Oxygen Species and theirgeneration mechanisms from the plasma,
the gas and the liquid phase to human cells

10:35-11:50 23-BO02 Timo Gans
(York Plasma Institute,University of York, UK)

Key reactive species in cold atmosphericpressure plasmas: absolute measurements

10:50-11:05 23-BO03 Helena Tresp(Center for Innovation
Competence plasmatis atINP Greifswald e.V.,Germany)

Plasma Jet (V)UV-Radiation Impact on
Biorelevant Liquids and Cell Suspension

11:05-11:20 23-BO04 Petr Lukes(Institute of Plasma Physics
AS CR, Czech Republic)

Evidence about Formation of Peroxynitrite inAir Plasma-Treated Water through a
Second-Order Post-Discharge Reaction of
H2O2 and HNO2

11:20-11:35 23-BO05 Sybille Hasse(ZIK plasmatis, INP
Greifswald e.V., Germany)

PLASMA TREATMENT OF HUMAN SKINTISSUE