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Oct.16 (Mon)
Room A
Room B

Room CRoom D

Opening 15 min
PL-1 Plenary 30 min

PL-2 Plenary 30 min

Shih-Nan Hsiao

Jyh-Wei Lee(Green)Hiromasa Tanaka

Eun Ha Choi
(Bio)

Break 30 min Group photo|| 10 min|| 20 min
Hajime Sakakita
Hiroaki Nakamura
Yuzuro Ikehara
Kenji Ishikawa
Kosuke Takenaka
WFPP-I-1 20 min
PSLO-KN-1 25 min B-KN-1 25 min
S-I-1 20 min
Giichiro Uchida
Minyou Ye
Shinya Toyokuni
Jaeho Kim
(PWI)
(Bio)
(Semi)(WFPP)
PSLO-KN-2 25 min
Guang-Hong Lu(PWI)
PSLO-KN-3 25 min
Shin Kajita(PWI)
PSLO-I-1 20 min
Yuan Yue(PWI)
Lunch 80 min|| 10 min|| 20 min|| 30 min|| 40 min|| 50 min|| 60 min|| 70 min

B-I-1 20 min
Ihn Han(Bio)
B-I-2 20 min
Bih-Show Lou(Bio)
B-I-3 20 min
Ying-Hung Chen
(Bio)
B-O-1 15 min
Camelia Miron(Bio)

S-KN-1 25 min
Sijun Kim
(Semi)
S-KN-2 25 min
Shu-Kai S Fan(Semi)
S-KN-3 25 min
Hisashi Yamada(Semi)WFPP-I-2 20 min

Munaswamy Murugesh(WFPP)WFPP-I-3 20 min
Shinjiro Ono(WFPP)WFPP-KN-1 40 min
Takeshi Kitajima(WFPP)

PL-3 Plenary (30 min)Jenq-Gong Duh(Green)Keigo Takeda

PL-4 Plenary (30 min)Haeyeop Chae
(Semicon)Jaeho Kim

Moving (10 min)Shin Kajita
Makoto Sasaki
Masahiro Shibuta
Takeshi Kitajima
PSLO-KN-4 25 min DX-I-1 20 min
GN-I-1 20 min
WFPP-I-4 20 min
Ivo Classen
Mi-Young Song
Hideaki Yamada
Yasuaki Hayashi
(SOL)
(DX)
(Green&nano)(WFPP)
PSLO-KN-5 25 min
Kyu-Sun Chung(SOL)

DX-I-2 20 min
Ryohtaro Ishikawa(DX)

GN-I-2 20 min
Adnan Ali
(Green&nano)

WFPP-I-5 20 min
Kazuo Takahashi(WFPP)

DX-I-3 20 min
Yoh-ichi Mototake(DX)

GN-I-3 20 min
Moo Been Chang(Green&nano)

WFPP-I-6 20 min
Masaharu Shiratani(WFPP)Break 30 min|| 10 min|| 20 minMagdaleno
Ivo Classen
Yoh-ichi Mototake
Vasquez Jr
Takeshi Kitajima
PSLO-KN-6 25 min DX-I-4 20 min
GN-I-4 20 min
WFPP-I-7 20 min
Hongbin Ding
Akira Kusaba
Avik Denra
JongYoon Park
(Laser)(DX)(Green&nano)(WFPP)
PSLO-I-2 20 min
Yong Sup Choi
(Laser)
PSLO-O-1 15 min
Jiaguan Peng
(PWI)
PSLO-O-2 15 min
Ze Chen(PWI)

DX-I-5 20 min
Keisuke Yano(DX)

GN-I-5 20 min
Sosiawati Teke
(Green&nano)

WFPP-I-8 20 min
Massimiliano Rome(WFPP)

DX-I-6 20 min
Pierre Vinchon(Semi)

GN-I-6 20 min
Masahiro Shibuta(Green&nano)

WFPP-I-9 20 min
Kosuke Takenaka(WFPP)

DX-I-7 20 min
Nikolay Britun(Laser)GN-I-7 20 min
Takashi Tsuji(Green&nano)

WFPP-I-10 20 min
Kazunori Koga
(WFPP)| Light meal (20 min)
WFPP-I-11 20 min|
Yasunori Tanaka| 10 minHiroki Kondo (WFPP)
Minyou Ye
Nikolay Britun
Takashi Tsuji
PSLO-O-3 15 min
DX-I-8 20 min
GN-KN-1 25 min
Hao YinMicheal K.T. Mo
Ju-Liang He(PWI)(Laser)(Green&nano)
PSLO-O-4 15 min
Yuto Toda
DX-O-1 15 min(PWI)
Fatima J Arellano
GN-I-8 20 min
Magdaleno
Oral 15 min(semi)|
DX-O-2 15 min
Vasquez Jr|
Sarah Alamri(Green&nano)
Oral 15 min(Semi)
GN-I-9 20 min|
DX-O-3 15 min
Jinjing LUO|
Pierre Mathieu(Green&nano)
Oral 15 min(Laser)|Oral 15 min
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Mark Ilasin
Oral 15 min|(Green&nano)|
Oral 15 min
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Liugang Hu
Oral 15 min|(Green&nano)|GN-O-3 15 min|
Quang Minh Ngo(Green&nano)Oct.17 (Tue)

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9:15 PL-5 Plenary (30 min)Kazunori Koga 9:15
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Christian Petrica Lungu
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Juergen F. Kolb
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Kenji Ishikawa 10:35
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Hongbin Ding
Camelia Miron Takashi Nishizawa
Keigo Takeda 10:40
10:45 PSLO-I-3 20 min
B-KN-2 25 min
DX-KN-1 25 min
S-KN-4 25 min
10:45
10:50 Long Cheng
Yuzuru Ikehara
Young-chul Ghim
Geun Young Yeom 10:50
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B-KN-3 25 min
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Fumikazu
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Mudtorlep Nisoa
Sang Hoon Ahn
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Miwakeichi (DX)
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11:30 Yuki Hayashi
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Kotaro Yamasaki
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Yun Chien Cheng(DX)
Satoshi Hamaguchi 11:40
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Yuichi Kawachi
GN-I-10 20 min
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Ghayas Uddin
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Jun Sup Lim
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Siddiqui
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DX-I-12 20 min(Green&nano)
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Takuma Yamada
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Mineo Hiramatsu
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Kenji Ishikawa 13:25
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Masahiro Horibe
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D. Reiter
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Atsushi Ito
HiromasaTanaka
Takuma Yamada
Keigo Takeda 14:25
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14:35 Hiroaki Nakamura Mohandas Roopesh Takashi Nishizawa Wei-Cheng Lin
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B-I-7 20 min
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GN-I-13 20 min
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14:55 Yoshihisa Fujita
Hiromasa Yamada Eiichirou Kawamori ChinWook Chung
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15:15 Quan Shi
Katsuyuki Takahashi Shih-Nan Hsiao
Ping-Yen Hsieh
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GPF-Aomori Program

In the order of Day, Room, Time

Poster List from p.10

Oct. 16 (Mon)
Room A
9:15-9:30 Opening Ceremony
Room A
9:30-10:00 PL-1 Jyh-Wei Lee (Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan)
Current research of cold atmospheric plasma and plasma-based thin film technologies in CPTFT, MCUT,
Taiwan
10:00-10:30 PL-2 Eun Ha Choi (Kwangwoon University, Republic of Korea)
Plasma Agriculture Works with Plasma Treated Nitric Oxide Water (PTNOW) in Korea

Group Photo (Place will be announced)
Coffee Break (2F)
Room A
11:00-11:25 PSLO-KN-1 Minyou Ye (University of Science and Technology of China, China)
Hydrogen isotope behavior in tungsten and RAFM steels
11:25-11:50 PSLO-KN-2 Guang-Hong Lu (Beihang University, China)
Beneficial Effects of Helium in Tungsten in Context of Fusion Plasma and Wall Interactions
11:50-12:15 PSLO-KN-3 Shin Kajita (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
Effect of co-deposition on helium plasma irradiation to tungsten
12:15-12:35 PSLO-I-1 Yue Yuan (Beihang University, China)
Performance of tungsten materials under sequential high heat flux loading and deuterium plasma exposure

Room B
11:00-11:25 B-KN-1 Shinaya Toyokuni (Nagoya University, Japan)
Low-temperature plasma as a ferroptosis inducer in cancer cells
11:25-11:45 B-I-1 Ihn Han (Kwangwoon University, Republic of Korea)
Assessment of probability estimation on human tissue-derived fibroblast/stromal cells response to nonthermal biocompatible plasma
11:45-12:05 B-I-2 Bih-Show Lou (Chang Gung University, Taiwan)
Cold atmospheric plasma facilitates wound healing for type 2 diabetes and skin flap treatments
12:05-12:25 B-I-3 Ying-Hung Chen (Feng Chia University, Taiwan)
In vivo toxicity test of DBD plasma activated water by using Zebrafish
12:25-12:40 B-O-1 Camelia Miron (Nagoya University, Japan)
Chemically active compounds formed in low-temperature plasma treated liquids for cancer treatment
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Room C
11:00-11:20 S-I-1 Jaeho Kim (Samsung Electronics, Republic of Korea)
Recent trends of plasma deposition technologies for the development of next-generation electronic devices
11:20-11:45 S-KN-1 Sijun Kim for Shinjae You (Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea)
On the mechanism of Arcing phenomenon in low temperature plasma
11:45-12:10 S-KN-2 Shu-Kai S. Fan (National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan)
Enterprise intelligentization of semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan
12:10-12:35 S-KN-3 Hisashi Yamada (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology, Japan) Ammonia-free plasma-enhanced MOCVD for nitride semiconductors

Room D - Workshop on Fine Particle Plasma 11:00-11:20 WFPP-I-1 Giichiro Uchida (Meijo University, Japan)
Property control of Ge and Si nanostructured films by high-pressure He sputtering process for nextgeneration Li ion battery
11:20-11:40 WFPP-I-2 Munaswamy Murugesh (Hokkaido University, Japan)
A process for synthesizing melted tin-carbon core-shell nanoparticles using dusty plasma
11:40-12:00 WFPP-I-3 Shinjiro Ono (Kyushu University)
Controlling the synthesis, transport, and surface coverage of carbon nanoparticles using plasma CVD
12:00-12:40 WFPP-KN-1Takeshi Kitajima (National Defense Academy of Japan, Japan)
Plasmonic plasma process using nanoparticles on substrate

Lunch BreakRoom A
14:00-14:30 PL-3 Jenq-Gong Duh (National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan)
Exploration of atmospheric pressure plasma technique in the surface modification on anode material forhigh-rate lithium-ion battery and rapid organic fertilizer manufacturing for sustainable farming
14:30-15:00 PL-4 Heeyeop Chae (Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea)
Plasma-enhanced atomic layer etching for metals and dielectric materials

Room A
15:10-15:35 PSLO-KN-4 Ivo Classen (Dutch Institute For Fundamental Energy Research, The
Netherlands) Overview of plasma heat exhaust studies in the DIFFER linear devices
15:35-16:00 PSLO-KN 5 Kyu-Sun Chung (Hanyang University, Republic of Korea)
Review on DiPS-2 as a linear plasma device: source, diagnostics, physics and PMI

Room B
15:10-15:30 DX-I-1 Mi-Young Song (Korea Institute of Fusion Energy, Republic of Korea)
Plasma fundamental research activities based on atomic and molecular data in Korea institute of fusion2

energy
15:30-15:50 DX-I-2 Ryohtaro T. Ishikawa (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Multi-scale deep learning for estimating horizontal velocity fields on the solar surface
15:50-16:10 DX-I-3 Yoh-ichi Mototake (Hitotsubashi University, Japan)
Interpretable AI supporting scientists' insight into large-scale dynamics

Room C
15:10-15:30 GN-I-1 Hideaki Yamada (National Institute of Advance Industrial Science andTechnology, Japan) Plasma processing for diamond wafers
15:30-15:50 GN-I-2 Adnan Ali (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
Nitrogen doped and undoped Ti3C2Tx/Co3O4 hybrid composites synthesis for application as anodematerials in flexible Supercapacitor
15:50-16:10 GN-I-3 Moo Been Chang (National Central University, Taiwan)
Development of plasma catalysis system for reducing the emissions of GHGs and air pollutants

Room D - Workshop on Fine Particle Plasma 15:10-15:30 WFPP-I-4 Yasuaki Hayashi (Yamato University, Japan)
Gradient-descent-method analysis of Mie-scattering ellipsometry during fine-particle growth in plasma
15:30-15:50 WFPP-I-5 Kazuo Takahashi (Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan)
Analyses of Coulomb crystals in dusty plasmas under gravity and microgravity
15:50-16:10 WFPP-I-6 Masaharu Shiratani (Kyushu University, Japan)
Highly sensitive electric field vector measurements using an optically trapped fine particle

Coffee Break (2F)
Room A
16:40-17:05 PSLO-KN-6 Hongbin Ding (Dalian University of Technology, China)
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for wall diagnosis in nuclear fusion devices
17:05-17:25 PSLO-I-2 Yong Sup Choi (Korea Institute of Fusion Energy, Korea)
Development of plasma application technology in IPT-KFE
17:25-17:40 PSLO-O-1 Jia-Guan Peng (Beihang University, China)
Surface morphology and grain structure changes induced by helium ion implantation and subsequent
thermal annealing
17:40-17:55 PSLO-O-2 Ze Chen (University of Science and Technology of China, China)
MD simulation of the interaction between hydrogen and helium bubble in bcc iron

Room B
16:40-17:00 DX-I-4 Akira Kusaba (Kyushu University, Japan)
Data assimilation in semiconductor crystal growth: chemical reaction network modeling3

17:00-17:20 DX-I-5 Keisuke Yano (The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Japan)
A new approach to mixed-domain and higher-order dependence modeling
17:20-17:40 DX-I-6 Pierre Vinchon (Osaka University, Japan)
Monolayer Graphene, an ideal material for exploring out-of-equilibrium phenomena involved in plasmasurface interactions
17:40-18:00 DX-I-7 Nikolay Britun (Nagoya University, Japan)
Poly-diagnostics of a nanosecond He-based atmospheric plasma

Room C
16:40-17:00 GN-I-4 Avik Denra (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
Application of gliding arc plasma in nitrogen fixation: conversion of atmospheric nitrogen into nitro
compounds
17:00-17:20 GN-I-5 Sosiawati Teke (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
The potential of a simple microplasma reactor in cobalt oxide nanoparticle synthesis
17:20-17:40 GN-I-6 Masahiro Shibuta (Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan)
Sputter-grown size-selected nanocluster synthesis: deposition and characterization for material science
17:40-18:00 GN-I-7 Takashi Tsuji (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology,
Japan) A microplasma-based approach for the growth of highly crystalline carbon nanotubes

Room D - Workshop on Fine Particle Plasma 16:40-17:00 WFPP-I-7 JongYoon Park (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)
Discharge mode transition triggered by three-wave coupling in partially magnetized cross-field plasma
17:00-17:20 WFPP-I-8 Massimiliano Romé (University of Milano, and INFN-Milano, Italy)
Non-neutral plasmas in Penning-Malmberg traps: fundamental studies and applications
17:20-17:40 WFPP-I-9 Kosuke Takenaka (Osaka University, Japan)
Plasma-assisted mist CVD for formation of 3D nanostructured zinc oxide thin films
17:40-18:00 WFPP-I-10 Kazunori Koga (Kyushu University)
Evaluation of carbon nanoparticle adhesion on substrate surface deposited by plasma CVD
18:00-18:20 WFPP-I-11 Yasunori Tanaka (Kanazawa University)
Contribution of Condensation and Coagulation for Nanoparticle Growth in Modulated Induction Thermal
PlasmasLight Meal (Coffee Break Place)
Room A
18:20-18:35 PSLO-O-3 Hao Yin (Beihang University, China)
Surface blistering and deuterium retention in chemical vapor deposition tungsten exposed to deuterium
plasma18:35-18:50 PSLO-O-4 Yuto Toda (SOKENDAI, Japan)
4Time-dependent density functional theory simulation for neutralization process of hydrogen ion injected
onto graphene

Room B
18:20-18:40 DX-I-8 Micheal Mo (Nagoya University, Japan)
Simultaneous measurements of F, O and H ground state atom density in an industry-grade etching plasma
18:40-18:55 DX-O-1 Fatima Jenina Arellano (Osaka University, Japan)
Machine learning prediction of plasma parameters from optical emission spectra in argon plasma
18:55-19:10 DX-O-2 Sarah S. N. Alamri (Osaka University, Japan)
Numerical simulation of RF-driven capacitively coupled argon plasmas and comparison with experimental
observations
19:10-19:25 DX-O-3 Pierre Mathieu (University of Mons, Belgium)
Preliminary investigation of methane plasmalysis in an atmospheric pressure gliding arc plasma

Room C
18:20-18:45 GN-KN-1 Ju-Liang He (Feng Chia University, Taiwan)
Broadening plasma polymerization process for functional coatings
18:45-19:05 GN-I-8 Magdaleno R Vasquez Jr. (University of the Philippines Diliman, Philippines)
Development of atmospheric pressure plasma sources for material modification
19:05-19:25 GN-I-9 Jinjing Luo (Xiamen University, China)
Surface modification by non-thermal plasma for gaseous mercury removal
19:25-19:40 GN-O-1 Mark D. Ilasin (University of the Philippines Diliman, Philippines)
Amorphous carbon film deposition using low-energy ions
19:40-19:55 GN-O-2 Liugang Hu (Nagoya University, Japan)
Selective removal of graphene by irradiation of remote oxygen plasma
19:55-20:10 GN-O-3 Ngo Quang Minh (Nagoya University, Japan)
Synthesis and characteristics of carbon nanowalls using two-step growth combining different plasma
chemical vapor deposition methods

Oct. 17 (Tue)9:10~11:40 Poster Session (Room B+C+D), “poster list” at the end of this program
13:00 Assembly at Coffee Break Place
13:10 Bus departure for Sannai-Maruyama Site
16:45 Assembly at Sannai-Maruyama Site Entrance
17:00 Bus departure for Wa Rasse
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17:30 “Feel and Enjoy Aomori” Banquet at Wa Rasse

Oct. 18 (Wed)Room A
9:15-9:45 PL-5 Cristian Petrica Lungu (National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics,
Romania) Beryllium dust preparation to mimic particle formation in fusion devices
9:45-10:15 PL-6 Juergen F. Kolb (Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology, Germany)
Plasma treatment of water for agricultural production

Coffee Break (2F)
Room A
10:45-11:05 PSLO-I-3 Long Cheng (Beihang University, China)
Mechanism of blistering and retention in recrystallized tungsten exposed to deuterium plasma in the linear
plasma device STEP
11:05-11:25 PSLO-I-4 Dogyun Hwangbo (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Spectroscopic measurement of deuterium recycling at molybdenum surfaces
11:25-11:45 PSLO-I-5 Yuki Hayashi (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Study on effects of neutral particle behavior on detached plasma formation using linear plasma device andmodeling
11:45-12:05 PSLO-I-6 Hirohiko Tanaka (Nagoya University, Japan)
Newly developed integrated transport code for detached plasma simulation
12:05-12:25 PSLO-I-7 Satoshi Togo (The University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Development of a plasma fluid model covering a range of coulomb collisionality by comparison with aparticle-in-cell model

Room B
10:45-11:10 B-KN-2 Yuzuru Ikehara (Chiba University, Japan)
The feasibility of using ions and charges in the medical field
11:10-11:35 B-KN-3 Mudtorlep Nisoa (Walailak University, Thailand)
Low-temperature and thermal plasma research at PEwave, Walailak University
11:35-11:55 B-I-4 Yun-Chien Cheng (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)
Atmospheric-pressure plasma effects on cancer cells and RONS generation for medical applications
11:55-12:15 B-I-5 Jun Sup Lim (Kwangwoon University, Republic of Korea)
Effect of accumulated charge on the dynamics of plasma bullet propagation

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Room C
10:45-11:10 DX-KN-1 Young-Chul Ghim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology,
Republic of Korea) Ion flux reduction factor at the sheath edge as a function of ion-neutral collisions in low
temperature Ar or He DC plasmas
11:10-11:30 DX-I-9 Fumikazu Miwakeichi (The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Japan)
Quantification of causality among frequency modes in linear plasma using vector autoregressive models
11:30-11:50 DX-I-10 Kotaro Yamasaki (Hiroshima University, Japan)
Basis function analysis technique for the two-dimensional structure of fluctuation in magnetized plasma
11:50-12:10 DX-I-11 Yuichi Kawachi (Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan)
Applications of conditional sampling technique to time series of experimental plasma data
12:10-12:30 DX-I-12 Takuma Yamada (Kyushu University, Japan)
Multiple correlation analysis of nonlinear dynamics in plasma turbulence

Room D
10:45-11:10 S-KN-4 Geun Young Yeom (Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea)
Beam-assisted atomic layer etching
11:10-11:35 S-KN-5 Sang Hoon Ahn (Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Republic of Korea)
Past, present, and future plasma solutions to semiconductor challenges
11:35-11:55 S-I-2 Satoshi Hamaguchi (Osaka University, Japan)
Plasma-enhanced atomic layer processing for semiconductor processing
11:55-12:15 GN-I-10 Ghayas Uddin Siddiqui (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
Adsorptive removal of cationic and anionic dyes using nanocomposite of graphene oxide/zinc oxide fromaquatic environment
12:15-12:35 GN-I-11 Mineo Hiramatsu (Meijo University, Japan)
3D-graphene networks: synthesis and applications

Lunch BreakRoom A
13:25-13:55 PL-7 Masahiro Horibe (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology, Japan) Near-future industrial innovation Digital transformation (DX) to Quantum
transformation (QX)
13:55-14:25 PL-8 Detlev Reiter (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany)
Divertor detachment: Fusion plasma physics meets plasma chemistry

Room A
14:30-14:50 PSLO-I-8 Hiroaki Nakamura (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Verification of birth process of primordial organic molecules in the solar system from molecular clouds using
molecular dynamics simulations7

14:50-15:10 PSLO-I-9 Yoshihisa Fujita (Nihon University, Japan)
Angular momentum coupling of tilted gaussian beam with waveguide mode
15:10-15:30 PSLO-I-10 Quan Shi (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
A simple method for modifying the surface morphology of various semiconductors and its application in
random lasing

Room B
14:30-14:50 B-I-6 Roopesh Mohandas Syamaladevi (M. S. Roopesh) (University of Alberta, Canada)
Applications of cold plasma technology in the agri-food industry
14:50-15:10 B-I-7 Hiromasa Yamada (National Institute Technology, Nagano College, Japan)
Behavior of gas flow and characteristics of atmospheric pressure plasma jet for bio-applications
15:10-15:30 B-I-8 Katsuyuki Takahashi (Iwate University, Japan)
Environmental control for plant growth and preservation using high-voltage pulsed discharges

Room C
14:30-14:50 DX-I-13 Takashi Nishizawa (Kyushu University, Japan)
Simultaneous inference of multiple plasma parameter profiles by utilizing transport properties
14:50-15:10 DX-I-14 Eiichirou Kawamori (National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan)
Information thermodynamics of plasma wave turbulence
15:10-15:30 DX-I-15 Shih-Nan Hsiao (Nagoya University, Japan)
On the mechanism of high-speed SiO2 etching using hydrogen fluoride-contained plasmas at cryogenic
temperature

Room D
14:30-14:50 GN-I-12 Wei-Cheng Lin (Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan)
Feasibility of applying non-thermal plasma to the degradation of pharmaceuticals in real medical
wastewater
14:50-15:10 GN-I-13 ChinWook Chung (Hanyang University, Republic of Korea)
Novel plasma source for atomic scale processing
15:10-15:30 GN-I-14 Ping-Yen Hsieh (Feng Chia University, Taiwan)
Yttrium-based plasma etching resistant coating obtained by gas flow sputter deposition

Room A
15:30-16:00 Closing, Award Ceremony
Adjourn8

Poster Presentation List
Oct. 17 (Tue) 9:10~11:40 Room B+C+D
P-1 Young-Gi Kim (Korea Institute of Fusion Energy, Republic of Korea)
Design of a Thomson scattering system for atmospheric plasma sources
P-2 Masayuki Tokitani (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Irradiation experiment of new type of divertor heat removal component fabricated by AMSB to LHD divertor
plasmaP-3 Yuki Goto (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Theoretical issue of the electron cyclotron emission with decay process in a waveguideP-4 Mamoru Shoji (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Simulation analysis of lithium transport in the peripheral plasma during impurity powder injection in the
Large Helical Device
P-5 Sotaro Tsuru (Nagoya University, Japan)
Molecular dynamics simulation for elucidation of vacancy coalescence in tungsten crystal
P-6 Zhe Liu (University of Science and Technology of China, China)
Nanopatterning of Si by low-energy He plasma irradiation
P-7 Rongshi Zhang (Nagoya University, Japan)
Growth of micro-pillars on tungsten by helium plasma exposure with impurity gases
P-8 Long Li (University of Science and Technology of China, China)
Surface modification of ZrC dispersion-strengthened W under low energy He plasma irradiation
P-9 Ryutaro Kanno (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Probabilistic modeling of impurity transport based on the drift-kinetic equation
P-10 Naonori Okada (Tokai University, Japan)
2-D spectroscopic measurement of Balmer series in detached plasma with ICR heating
P-11 Keigo Yoshimura (Tohoku University, Japan)
Analysis of molecular activated recombination in hydrogen plasma produced in radio-frequency plasma
source DT-ALPHA
P-12 Arimichi Takayama (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Diffusion Behavior of Adatom on Tungsten Surface Evaluated by Density Functional Theory Calculation
P-13 Gakushi Kawamura (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Weighted sum estimation of radiation power and toroidal asymmetry in LHD
P-14 Hiroyuki Takahashi (Tohoku University, Japan)
Evaluation of proton density ratio in a bucket-type ion source based on
kinetic code plasma simulation and rate equation for hydrogen ionsP-15 Mitsuo Tajima (University of Hyogo, Japan)
Formation of fiber-form nanostructures and He bubbles/holes on tungsten surfaces by collisional helium arc
plasma irradiation
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P-16 Atsushi Ito (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Simulation development for the next stage of plasma-material interaction
P-17 Ryusei Koyama (Nihon University, Japan)
Visualization of metastable helium distribution using ghost imaging absorption spectroscopy
P-18 Hideki Kawaguchi (Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan)
Analysis of scattering of UV vortex from helix conductor using MoM
P-19 Wang Chenxu (Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan)
Evaluation of propagation of millimeter wave vortex using FDTD method
P-20 Yuta Uematsu (Nagoya University, Japan)
Observation of global structural changes in two-dimensional emission profiles associated with attached anddetached plasma transitions
P-21 Masanori Yamamoto (Nagoya University, Japan)
Formation of helium-tungsten co-deposition layers and spectroscopic measurements during sputtering
P-22 Kazuma Emoto (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
A preliminary kinetic study on plasma flow in open magnetic systems using a quasi-one-dimensional
particle-in-cell model
P-23 Kiho Tabata (Nagoya University, Japan)
Porous silicon produced with helium plasma for lithium-ion battery anodeP-24 Masahiro Katoh (Hiroshima University, Japan)
Phase structure and angular momentum of cyclotron radiation
P-25 Kazutaka Onoda (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Spectroscopic measurement of microwave atmospheric pressure nitrogen plasma and the effect of vapor
addition on the hydrophilicity of polystyrene surface
P-26 Kaito Miura (Tokai University, Japan)
Effect of argon additive in Cs-free negative hydrogen ion source
P-27 Ryo Sasaki (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Correlation of tungsten surface morphology changes and deuterium absorption properties by deuterium
plasma exposure with pulsed heat load
P-28 Kota Saito (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
The appearance of deuterium low temperature desorption at modified tungsten surfaces under helium preexposure conditions
P-29 Takuma Okamoto (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Investigation of reaction process during combined seeding of nitrogen and hydrogen in divertor simulated
plasmaP-30 Toseo Moritaka (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Electrostatic field calculation on a curved surface for gyrokinetic modeling of stellarator edge plasmas
P-31 Joseph Xinze Li (SOKENDAI, Japan)
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Development of a kinetic transport model in broken flux surfaces
P-32 Yoshihide Shibata (National Institute of Technology, Gifu College, Japan)
Example of medical and engineering collaboration in data analysis in the field of the nuclear fusion
P-33 Kouta Ishigure (Meijo University, Japan)
Synthesis of graphitic carbon nitride on carbon nanowalls
P-34 Kodai Ishikawa (Meijo University, Japan)
Nitrogen addition to diamond using radical injection-CVD
P-35 Zhe-Wei Gong (Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan)
Defluorinated degradation of per/poly fluoro alkyl substances (PFAS) in water using non-thermal plasma
P-36 Jumma Kagami (Meijo University, Japan)
Immobilization of glucose oxidase on carbon nanowalls
P-37 Yukei Ishihara (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Protein aggregation driven by atmospheric pressure plasma between needle electrode and surface ofalbumin solution
P-38 Mitsutaka Isobe (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Advances in development of quasi-axisymmetric stellarator at National Institute for Fusion Science
P-39 Yuto Yanagihara (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Low-temperature sintering of activated carbon using spark plasma sintering
P-40 Kazuki Nagahara (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Enhancement to gas puffing control system in LHD
P-41 Sho Nakagawa (National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan)
Surface observation on heat-treated activated carbon derived from unutilized biomass
P-42 Yang Ming (Nagoya University, Japan)
Ferroptosis induced by plasma-activated Ringer’s lactate solution prevents oral cancer progression
P-43 Kae Nakamura (Nagoya University, Japan)
Plasma-activated solutions invigorate anti-tumor immune response in the intraperitoneal environments ofovarian cancer
P-44 Chih-Yu Ma (Louis Pasteur Center for Medical Research, Taiwan)
Prevalence of antibiotic-resistant E. coli in wastewater treatment plant effluent and the southern watershedof Lake Biwa
P-45 Dhammanoon Srinoum (Walailak University, Thailand)
Production of large volume plasma-activated water (PAW) for food and agricultural applications
P-46 Suttirak Kaewpawong (Walailak University, Thailand)
Development of 10 kW helicon plasma source for material-plasma interaction studies
P-47 Ridvee Taleh (Walailak University, Thailand)
Characteristics of high-power DC thermal plasmas for treatment of medical wastes
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P-48 Akihiro Kajino (Meijo University, Japan)
Atmospheric pressure hybrid plasma jet for oxygen atom generation
P-49 In Je Kang (Korea Institute of Fusion Energy, Republic of Korea)
Analysis of plasma flow velocity in highly collisional plasma jet by using Mach probe for plasma aerosol
deposition
P-50 Hyunyeong Lee (Korea Institute of Fusion Energy, Republic of Korea)
Design on versatile large area PECVD system for the assessment of plasma property
P-51 Jong Woo Hong (Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea)
Etch characteristics of ITO using various hydrofluorocarbon gases
P-52 Hyun Woo Tak (Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea)
Etching characteristics of SiON films with a low global warming potential gas replacing CF4
P-53 Hiroharu Kawasaki (National Institute of Technology, Sasebo College, Japan)
Dependence of the film qualities on the solied densities of the targets prepared by sputtering deposition
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