ESCAMPIG
Europhysics Sectional Conference on the Atomic
and Molecular Physics of Ionized Gases
1973-2022
HISTORICAL NOTESESCAMPIG
1973 – 2022

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INTRODUCTION

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1. ESCAMPIG CONFERENCES (1973 – 2020)

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2. TOPICS AND WORKSHOPS

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1973 VERSAILLES
1974 INNSBRUCK1976 BRATISLAVA
1978 ESSEN
1980 DUBROVNIK1982 OXFORD
1984 BARI
1986 GREIFSWALD
1988 LISBON
1990 ORLÉANS
1992 ST. PETERSBURG
1994 NOORDWIJKERHOUT
1996 POPRAD
1998 MALAHIDE
2000 POPRAD
2002 GRENOBLE (JOINT CONFERENCE WITH THE JAPANESE ICRP)
2004 CONSTANTA
2006 LECCE
2008 GRANADA
2010 NOVI SAD
2012 VIANA DO CASTELO
2014 GREIFSWALD
2016 BRATISLAVA2018 GLASGOW

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1974 INNSBRUCK1976 BRATISLAVA
1978 ESSEN
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1984 BARI
1986 GREIFSWALD
1988 LISBON
1990 ORLÉANS
1992 ST. PETERSBURG
1994 NOORDWIJKERHOUT
1996 POPRAD
1998 MALAHIDE
2000 LILLAFÜRED
2002 GRENOBLE
2004 CONSTANTA
2006 LECCE
2008 GRANADA
2010 NOVI SAD

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4. MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE (ISC)25

5. NUMBER AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCIENTIFIC PARTICIPANTS (SINCE 2006)

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6. PREVIOUS OFFICIAL WEBSITES (2008 - 2018)29

Introduction
This summary of statistical and historical data of the Europhysics Sectional Conference on the
Atomic and Molecular Physics of Ionized Gases, ESCAMPIG covers the time from 1973, when thefirst ESCAMPIG was held in Versailles, until present. The second ESCAMPIG already took placein Innsbruck 1974. From then on it has been repeated every two years (with the exception of 2020,
due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation) and went through a continuous increase of participants
and contributed papers. The first two ESCAMPIGs had about 30 contributed papers but presently the"stable" size is about 200 presented papers and a number of participants of also around 200. The
ESCAMPIG conferences were approved as Europhysics Conferences by the European PhysicalSociety and are now supported by both its Atomic and Molecular Physics Division and Plasma
Physics Division.
H. Günter Lergon
G.M.W. Kroesen
W.G. Graham
J. Meichsner
C. D. Pintassilgo

1. ESCAMPIG Conferences (1973 – 2020)
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2018
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Versailles
Innsbruck
Bratislava
Essen
Dubrovnik
OxfordBari
Greifswald
LisbonOrléans
St. Petersburg
Noordwijkerhout
PopradMalahide
Lillafüred
Grenoble
Constanta
Lecce
GranadaNovi Sad
Viana do Castelo
Greifswald
Bratislava
Glasgow
ParisFranceAustria
Czechoslovakia
West-Germany (F.R.G.)
Yugoslavia
United Kingdom
Italy
East-Germany (G.D.R.)
Portugal
FranceRussiaThe Netherlands
Slovak Republic
Ireland
Hungary
FranceRomania
Italy
Spain
SerbiaPortugal
Germany
Slovakia
United Kingdom
FranceApril 3-5
September 3-5
August 24-27
September 18-20
September 1-3
September 1-3
August 28-31
August 26-29
August 30-September 2
August 28-31
August 25-28
August 23-26
August 27-30
September 26-29
August 26-30
July 14-18
September 1-5
July 13-16
July 15-19
July 13-17
July 10-14
July 15 - 19
July 12 - 16
July 17 - 21
July 19-23(Due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation, there was no ESCAMPIG in 2020)

2. Topics and workshops
1973 Versailles
Topics not given
General discussions on:- Processes in weakly ionized gases (discussion leader: L. Goldstein)- Highly ionized gases and statistical models (discussion leader: R.W.P. McWhirter)- Heavy particle processes (discussion leader: J.B. Hasted)
1974 Innsbruck
1. Elementary processes (electron collisions, heavy particle collisions)
2. Discharges and departure from LTE
3. Processes in gas lasers
4. Plasma wall interactions
5. Experimental techniques
Panel session:- Ions Sampling (chairman: J.B. Hasted)
1976 Bratislava
1. Elementary processes, low energy electron and heavy particle collisions, diffusion
and mobility of ions, recombination, ion-molecule reactions
2. Positive columns of glow discharges
3. Discharges and the departure from LTE
4. Processes in gas lasers
5. Experimental techniques
1978 Essen
1. Elementary processes
2. Transport phenomena
3. Non-equilibrium plasmas
4. Processes in gas laser plasmas
5. Plasma sources for the study of elementary processes
6. Plasma-wall interaction
7. Diagnostic methods
1980 Dubrovnik
1. Elementary and transport processes in nonequilibrium plasmas, laser plasmas, negative ion
plasmas, fusion plasmas
2. Rydberg atom collisions and spectroscopy
3. Radiation induced collisions
4. Spectral line broadening and shift
5. Recombination
Workshop topic:- Rydberg atom collisions (chairman: R.K. Janev)

1982 Oxford
1. Elementary processes involving ions (ion clusters, ion-molecule reactions, excited states of ions)
2. Recombination mechanisms
3. Elementary processes involving Rydberg states
4. Negative ions
5. Laser induced collisions
6. Laser produced plasmas
7. Processes in laser plasmas (lasing media)
8. Spectral line broadening and shift
9. High density plasmas
10. General properties of discharges and plasmas
11. Transport processes in plasmas
12. Fusion plasmas
13. Atomic and molecular processes in interstellar space
14. The sun and atomic processes
1984 Bari
1. Elementary processes in atomic and molecular plasmas
2. Non equilibrium particle energy distribution functions
3. Laser discharge kinetics
4. Physical bases of plasma chemistry
5. Laser interactions with atomic and molecular plasmas
6. Transport properties
7. Gas discharges
Workshop topics:- Vibrational kinetics and relaxation (organizer: M. Capitelli)- Electron energy distribution functions (organizer: G.L. Braglia)
1986 Greifswald
1. Elementary processes (particle collisions, transport processes, radiation phenomena)
2. Electrical discharges (glows and afterglows)
3. Plasma kinetics (including plasma wall interaction)
4. Non-ideal plasmas
5. Physical bases of plasma chemistry
Workshop topics:- Kinetics in weakly ionized gases (organizers: S.Pfau, R. Winkler)- Non-ideal plasmas (organizer: W.D. Kraeft)
1988 Lisbon
1. Elementary processes in atomic and molecular plasmas
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Kinetics of discharges and laser plasmas
4. Laser interaction with plasmas
5. Transport properties
6. Physical bases of plasma chemistry
Workshop topic:

- Plasma etching and deposition - modelling and diagnostics (organizers: F. J. de Hoog, D. Schramand members of LOC)
1990 Orléans
1. Elementary processes in atomic and molecular plasmas
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Plasma and laser discharge kinetics
4. Physical bases of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interactions
5. Laser-assisted (plasma) processes
6. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport properties and modelingWorkshop topic:- Laser-surface / plasma-surface interaction (organizers: J. Boulmer, J. Perrin and A. Catherinot)
1992 St. Petersburg
1. Elementary processes in atomic and molecular plasmas
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Plasma and laser discharge kinetics
4. Laser-assisted plasma processes
5. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport properties and modelling
6. Physical bases of plasma chemistry and plasma-surface interaction
Workshop topic:- Plasma technology (organizer: L. D. Tsendin)
1994 Noordwijkerhout
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas (including clusters and dust)
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical bases of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction
Workshop topics:- Hydrogen kinetics in pure hydrogen and hydrogen containing plasmas (organizer: D.C. Schram)- Electronic interaction with particles (organizer: W. Lindinger)- Physical foundation of gas discharge modelling (informal workshop, organizer: C.M. Ferreira)1996 Poprad
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas (including clusters and dust)
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical basis of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction
Workshop topic:- Plasma and ecology - basic problems (organizer: P. Lukác)

1998 Malahide
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas (including clusters and dust)
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical basis of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction
Workshop topics:- Fund Raising (organiser: LOC)
2000 Poprad
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas (including clusters and dust)
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical basis of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction
Workshop topics:- All about metastables (organiser: S. De Benedictis)- Controversy on the plasma-sheath transition (organiser: K. Wiesemann)
2002 Grenoble (joint conference with the Japanese ICRP)(note: topics 7-9 came from ICRP)
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical basis of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction
7. Production and control of reactive plasmas
8. Etching, deposition and cleaning
9. Environmental and other applications
Workshop topics:- Recent developments in plasma monitoring for micro-electronics (organisers: H. Sugai and DidierLouis)- High-pressure non-equilibrium plasmas and their applications (organisers: H. Fuyijama and J.P.
Boeuf)
2004 Constanta
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical basis of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction

2006 Lecce
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Particle energy distribution functions
3. Discharge physics: sheaths, transport processes and modelling
4. Plasma diagnostics
5. Laser and particle beam assisted plasma processes
6. Physical basis of plasma chemistry and plasma surface interaction
Workshop topics:-Fundamental processes in laboratory and in natural plasmas (organiser: A. Laganà)-Plasmas and nanomaterials (organisers: G. Bruno and R. d’ Agostino)2008 Granada
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function
3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry
4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes)
5. Plasma diagnostics
6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation
7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas
8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas
9. Low pressure plasma sources
10. High pressure plasma sources
11. Plasmas and gas flows
12. Laser produced plasmas
Workshop topics:- Sprite chemistry and their impact in the upper atmosphere of the Earth(org. T. Neubert, Danish Space Science Center, F.J. Godillo-Vazquez, CSIC Madrid, Spain)- Diagnostics of active species in plasma deposition of thin films(org. F.L. Tabares, CIEMAT Madrid, Spain)2010 Novi Sad
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function
3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry
4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes)
5. Plasma diagnostics
6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation
7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas
8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas
9. Low pressure plasma sources
10. High pressure plasma sources
11. Plasmas and gas flows
12. Laser produced plasmas
Workshop topics:- Atomic and Molecular Collision data for Plasma Modeling (org: N. Mason and Z.Lj. Petrović)- Plasmas in Medicine (org: G. Fridman and N. Puač)

2012 Viana do Castelo
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function
3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry
4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes)
5. Plasma diagnostics
6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation
7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas
8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas
9. Low pressure plasma sources
10. High pressure plasma sources
11. Plasmas and gas flows
12. Laser produced plasmas
Workshop topics:- Plasmas for sustainable environment(org. A. Rousseau, LPP, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau)- Air plasma chemistry(org. Fabrizio Esposito (IMIP, Bari) and Mário Lino da Silva (IPFN)
2014 Greifswald
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function
3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry
4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes)
5. Plasma diagnostics
6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation
7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas
8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas
9. Low pressure plasma sources
10. High pressure plasma sources
11. Plasmas and gas flows
12. Laser produced plasmas
Workshop topics:- Plasma surface interaction at sputtering processes(org. H. Kersten, Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel)- Diagnostics of reactive/electronegative plasmas(org. A. v. Keudell, Ruhr-University Bochum)2016 Bratislava
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function
3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry
4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes)
5. Plasma diagnostics
6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation
7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas
8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas
9. Low pressure plasma sources
10. High pressure plasma sources

11. Plasmas and gas flows
12. Laser produced plasmas
Workshop topics:- Breakthroughs in Elementary Processes in Plasma and Microdischarges(org. Marija Radmilovic-Radjenovic, University of Belgrade)- Electron Processes Active in Low-Temperature Plasmas(org. Nigel J. Mason, The Open University)
2018 Glasgow
1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas
2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function
3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry
4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes)
5. Plasma diagnostics
6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation
7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas
8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas
9. Low pressure plasma sources
10. High pressure plasma sources
11. Plasmas and gas flows
12. Laser produced plasmas
Workshop topics:-Plasmas and Living Systems (including applications in plasma medicine, biocides, cell treatment,
agriculture), introduced by Deborah O’Connell (University of York) and Nevena Puac (Universityof Belgrade)-Plasmas in multi-phase media (including plasma dust, droplets, bubbles, liquid interfaces),
introduced by Anton Nikiforov (University of Ghent) and Paul Maguire (Ulster University)
3. Invited Talks
1973 Versailles
M.A. Biondi (USA)
J.N. Bardsley (USA)J.L. Delcroix (France)
H.J. Kunze (FRG)
A.V. Phelps (USA)
R.W.P. Mc Whirter (UK)J. Richter (FRG)
L. Pekarek (Czechoslovakia)
N. Twiddy (UK)T. Märk (Austria)
K. Suchy (FRG)

Experimental aspects of electron-ion recombination
Theoretical aspects of electron-ion recombination
Metastables
Laser scattering
Atomic physics and gas lasers
Spectral line intensities of laboratory plasmas and atomic collision
processes
Departures from LTE in arcs
Ionization waves in discharges
Flowing afterglows
Mass spectrometric probing of gaseous plasmas
Transport properties in ionized gases

1974 Innsbruck
W.L. Fite (USA)

Ionization processes

C. Manus (France)
A.E. Costley (UK)L. Vriens (Netherlands)
C.R. Vidal (FRG)
R. Deloche (France)
J.B. Gerardo (USA)D. Albritton (USA)P.L. Kapitza (USSR)
A.Kh. Mnatsakanian (USSR)
M.W. Thompson (UK)
H. Vernickel (FRG)

1976 Bratislava
L.M. Chanin (USA)A. Rutscher (GDR)
D. Smith (UK)Z. Herman (Czechoslovakia)
B.M. Smirnov (USSR)
N.N. Sobolev
C.B. Collins (USA)Yu.M. Kagan (USSR)
J. Berlande (France)
N.P. Penkin (USSR)
V. Martisovits (Czechoslov.)
L.M. Biberman (USSR)
J. Labat (Yugoslavia)
E.I. Asinovsky (USSR)
1978 Essen
C.F. Barnett (USA)J. Bohdansky (FRG)
J. Lucas (UK)
E.E. Ferguson (USA)
H.P. Helm (Austria)
J-C. Gauthier (France)
E. Hintz (FRG)
C.A. Brau (USA)Collisions involving excited species
Plasma spectroscopy at millimetre and submillimetre wavelengths
Light scattering from ionized gases
Metal vapor spectroscopy with the heat pipe oven
Processes in early afterglows
Survey of electron-beam-initiated gas lasers
Ion-molecule reactions studied in a flowing afterglow
Recent work on hot plasmas in the U.S.S.R.
Kinetics of processes in discharges in mixtures of alkali vapor andmolecular gases
Theory of atomic collisions at solid surfaces
Experimental investigations for plasma-wall interaction in fusion
experiments

Cataphoretic processes in glow discharges
The electrical equivalent circuit of gas discharges and its relation to
the elementary processes
Physical and chemical processes in afterglows studied using probes
and mass spectrometers
Kinematics of ion molecule collisions
The diffusion and mobility of ions in low electric fields
Properties of gas discharge molecular laser plasma
High pressure helium gas lasers
Electron energy distribution and the physical phenomena in thepositive column of glow discharges
Elementary processes in Alkali and Alkali-rare gas plasmas
Determination of collisional cross sections from low temperatures
plasma data
Destruction of metastable atoms by electron impact in the argon
and neon positive column
Criteria of local thermodynamic equilibrium in plasma
Spectroscopy of transient plasmas
Discharges at cryogenic temperatures

Atomic and molecular data needs relevant to fusion research
Important surface processes for the plasma wall interaction infusion experiments
Electron transport parameters in gases
Ion-molecule reactions in the earth's atmosphere
The motion and reactions of rare gas ions in gases
Time resolved laser fluorescence techniques for atomic
and molecular excited states kinetics studies
Application of fluorescence spectroscopy to the investigation ofplasma wall interaction
Elementary processes in excimer lasers

A. Garscadden (USA)Y.I. Sobelman (USSR)
A.R. Trindade (Portugal)
1980 Dubrovnik
C. de Michelis (France)
K. Katsonis (Austria)
L.P. Presnyakov (USSR)
N.V. Karlov (USSR)
R.A. Haas (USA)J. Uhlenbusch (FRG)
C. Manus (France)
C.B. Collins (USA),
F. Gounand (France)
V.N. Ochkin (USSR)
V.V. Urosevic (Yugoslavia)
D. Smith (UK)
I.T. Iakubov (USSR)
F. Howorka (Austria)
E. Roueff (France)
1982 Oxford
T.D. Märk (Austria)
R.F. Stebbings (USA)B. Carré (France)
E.A. Yukov (USSR)
H-J. Kunze (FRG)
H.G. Lergon (FRG)
F.J. de Hoog (Netherlands)
D.E. Post (USA)A. Dalgarno (USA)
A.E. Kingston (Ireland)
M.J. Shaw (UK)
A.V. Phelps (USA)1984 Bari
V.V. Balashov (USSR)

A perspective on atomic and molecular processes in gas
laser plasmas
Elementary processes in laser-produced plasmas
Hollow cathode arcs

Atomic physics in Tokamak plasmas
Atomic and molecular data needs for controlled thermonuclear
fusion research
Elementary processes in astrophysical plasmas
Laser isotope separation
Kinetic and radiative processes in excimer lasers
Continuous optical discharges
Laser induced collisions
A multiphoton technique for dissociative spectroscopy of simple
molecules
Collisional processes involving highly excited alkali
atoms: experiment and theory
Intensities of diatomic molecule electron spectra in nonequilibrium
plasmasExcitation of molecules in swarm experiments
The formation and reactions of cluster ions at thermal energies
Ionic complexes in plasmas of alkali metals
Transport of ions in gases under the influence of electrical fields
Pressure broadening: progress in experiments and theory

Production and reactions of cluster ions studied with molecularbeam ionisation techniques
Recent experimental studies of Rydberg atoms
Ionisation of an alkali vapour in presence of a resonant radiation
field
Broadening and shift of atomic spectral lines
Spectral line profiles in turbulent plasmas
Ion transport to the wall in nonthermal plasmas
Atomic processes in hollow cathode laser plasma
Some recent developments and trends in the application of atomic
processes to magnetic fusion research
Atomic and molecular processes in interstellar space
Atomic physics diagnostics of the solar atmosphere
Kinetic processes in rare gas Halide Lasers
Measurement of electron excitation coefficients for molecular andatomic metastables and free-free radiation

Perspectives and basic theoretical concepts in the collisional
spectroscopy of autoionisation states in atoms

A. Catherinot (France)
R.W. Crompton (Australia)
R. d'Agostino (Italy)
A. Garscadden (USA)J. Hackmann (FRG)
W. Lindinger (Austria)
L.A. Lompre (France)
S. Savinov (USSR)
F. Torello (Italy)
J.J.A.M. v.d. Mullen (Neth.)
R. Winkler (GDR)

1986 Greifswald
L.G. Christophorou (USA)T.D. Märk (Austria)
M. Sicha (CSSR)
L.C. Pitchford (USA)C. Gorse (Italy)
H. Wolff (GDR)
W.D. Kraeft (GDR)
I.T. Yakubov (USSR)
H.C.W. Beijerinck (Neth.)
A. Lunk (GDR)
H. Halbritter (FRG)
1988 Lisbon
M.A. Cacciatore (Italy)
R.A. Gottscho (USA)K. Wiesemann (FRG)
V.N. Tsytovich (USSR)
H. Störi (Austria)
D.I. Slovetsky (USSR)
J.N. Bardsley (USA)
A.E. de Vries (Netherlands)
H.-E. Wagner (GDR)

Laser interaction with a low pressure glow discharge
Electron collision cross sections from transport data
Elementary processes in plasma etching systems
Electron energy distribution functions in silicon deposition plasmas
Particle velocity distributions in front of a wall
The influence of vibrational excitation on ion molecule reactions
Multiphoton ionisation processes in atoms and molecules
Molecular distribution functions in non equilibrium plasmas
Experimental determination of the interaction potential energy
surface for simple systems
Collisional-radiative models: general features
On the electron energy distribution functions in radiofrequency
discharges

Electron attachment and detachment processes in electronegative
gases
Electron attachment to Van der Waals clusters
The use of Langmuir probes for studying elementary processes inplasmasRecent progress in the kinetic theory of weakly ionized gases
Self-consistent determination of the electron velocity distributionfunction in molecular plasmas
Properties of the Tokamak edge plasma
Theory of dense plasmas - elementary processes and macroscopic
properties
New results in the field of non-ideal plasmas: experiments andinterpretation
Electronically excited atoms in the eV energy range: beam sources
and collision experiments
Fundamentals of plasma stimulated thin film production
Processes on contaminated surfaces

Dynamics of vibrational energy transfers in gas-phase and gassurface collisions involving excited diatomic molecules
Diagnostics and theories for RF andDC glow discharges
Measurements of particle distribution functions in low-pressure gas
discharges
Collective polarizational bremsstrahlung and its role in weakly
ionized plasma
Mass spectrometry and modelling of nitride deposition plasmas
Heterogeneous chemical reactions under nonequilibrium
plasma conditions
Energy deposition in ionized gases by photons, electrons and ionsPhysics of etching by noble gas ions in the presence of halogens
Kinetic models of reactive plasma-wall interactions in molecular
non-isothermal plasmas

J.M. Pouvesle (France)
R.K. Janev (Austria)

Reactivity of ion and metastable species in atmosphericpressure afterglows
Atomic and molecular processes in Tokamak edge plasmas

1990 Orléans
H.A. Baldis (France)
D. Bäuerle (Austria)
W. Bötticher (Germany)
J. Derouard (France)

Parametric processes and light scattering in laser plasmas
Surface chemical processing with laser
Modelling of discharge pumped XeCl* lasers. Open questions.
Optical diagnostics and modelisation of sheath dynamics in RF andtransient glow discharge
G. Ferrante (Italy)
Laser-assisted elementary process in ionized gases
M.R. Flannery (USA)Recombination processes
B.M. Jelenkovic (Yugoslavia) Electron and heavy particle collision processes in gas discharges athigh E/n
A.W. Kleyn (Netherlands)
Surface conversion in sources of negative hydrogen ions
J. Loureiro (Portugal)
Electron and molecular kinetics in molecular gas discharges
K. Masek (CSFR)
The discharge kinetics in molecular gases
A.P. Napartovich (USSR)Electron kinetics of electric field free plasmas
N.G. Preobrazhensky (USSR) Computerized tomography in low temperature plasma research
R. Rudolph (Germany)
Degradation mechanism in pulsed TE-CO2 laserdischarges
M. Touzeau (France)
Active species in O2 and N2 DC discharges
1992 St. Petersburg
N.L. Aleksandrov (Russia)
M. Bacal (France)
F.G. Baksht (Russia)

Negative ion processes and modern technologies
The plasma diagnostics in negative ion sources
Generation of negative hydrogen ions in cesium-hydrogen
discharge
V. Helbig (Germany)
Stark broadening of Balmer lines at low electron density
W. Lindinger (Austria)
Energy dependences of ion-neutral interactions
T.J. Sommerer (USA)Modeling of electron kinetics in non-uniform fields
J. Hermann (France)
Laser-plasma interaction with metal target
A. Rutscher (Germany)
Chemical quasi-equilibria - A new concept in the description ofreactive plasmas
N. Sadeghi (France)
Non-intrusive diagnostics of sheaths
A.P. Shergin (Russia)
Charge states of sputtered particles in keV-ion-surface
bombardment
M.C.M. van de Sanden (Neth.) Thomson-Rayleigh scattering in expanding plasmas
Workshop speakers:
A. Bouchoule (France)
J. Janca (CSFR)
A.T. Rakhimov (Russia)

1994 Noordwijkerhout
L.D. Tsendin (Russia)
P. Ségur (France)

Production of dust in argon-silane discharge
Deposition of diamond-like carbon layers
Self-consistent models of low-pressure HF discharge inelectropositive and electronegative gases

Electron kinetics in non-uniform glow discharge plasmas
Kinetic description of electrons in inhomogeneous electric fields

V.S. Vorob'ev (Russia)
U. Kortshagen (Germany)
J.E. Allen (UK)J. Perrin (France)
M. Haverlag (Netherlands)
I.B. Földes (Hungary)
S. De Benedictis (Italy)
H.F. Döbele (Germany)

Workshop speakers:
A. Garscadden (USA)W.G. Graham (UK)
D.K. Otorbaev (Kirgisia)
D. Smith (Austria)
K.H. Becker (USA)

Kinetics of ionization and recombination in a low temperutureplasmaElectron and ion distribution functions in RF and microwave
sustained plasmas
Probe theories and applications: modern aspects
Mass spectrometry detection of radicals in SiH4-CH4-H2 glow
discharge plasmas
High resolution infrared spectroscopy of etching plasmas
Spectroscopy of high temperature matter heated by laser
plasma X rays
Relaxation of excited species in He/N2 pulsed RF discharges:
kinetics of metastable species
Generation of coherent vacuum ultraviolet radiation andapplication to plasma diagnostics

Non-equilibrium kinetics in hydrogen-nitrogen discharges
The kinetics of negative hydrogen ionsHydrogen kinetics in plasma chemistryElectron attachment and electron-ion recombination
Electron-impact ionization of atoms, molecules, ions andtransient species

1996 Poprad
N.St.J. Braithwaite (UK)
A. Giardini-Guidoni (Italy)
V.A. Godyak (USA)
R. Winkler (Germany)
W.J. Goedheer (Netherlands)
A. Granier (France)
A. Lagana (Italy)
T. Makabe (Japan)
V. Martisovits (Slovakia)
D.C. Schram (Netherlands)
B.M. Smirnov (Russia)
H. Tammet (Estonia)
Workshop speakers:
A. Huczko (Poland)
W. Lindinger (Austria)
M. Cernák (Slovakia)

External and internal electrical diagnostics of RF plasmas
Cluster formation and interaction of laser with solid targets
EEDF in dense RF plasmas
Strict calculation of electron energy distribution functions ininhomogeneous plasmas
Two-dimensional modelling of RF discharges
Diagnostics in O2 Helicon plasmas for SiO2 deposition
Rate coefficients for reactive elementary processes involving atoms
and vibrationally excited molecules
Nonlinear phenomena in RF discharges: models and experiments
Transport of chemically active species in plasma reactors for
etching
Plasma jet deposition of amorphous carbon and silicon layers
Kinetic and radiation processes in cluster plasmas
Applications of air ion measurements in environmental diagnostics

Atomic and molecular physics of plasma-based environmental
technologies for abatement of volatile organic compounds
Analysis of trace gases at ppb levels by proton-transfer-reactionmass spectrometry (PTR-MS)
Application of underwater corona discharges for water remediation

1998 Malahide
T. Märk (Austria)

N. L. Alexandrov (Russia)
G. Vinogradov (Russia)
G. Dilecce (Italy)
M. Turner (Ireland)
A. Bogaerts (Belgium)
M. Bowden (Japan)
U. Czarnetsky (Germany)
J.P. Booth (France)
P. Sunka (Slovak Republic)

Surface induced reactions of polyatomic ions and cluster ions:insight into plasma – surface interactions
Ionisation processes in spark discharge plasmas
Development and application of spectroscopic determination of theelectron energy distribution functions in plasmas
Experimental studies on elementary kinetics in N2/O2 pulsed
discharges
Hysterisis and the inductive to capacitive transition in radiofrequency discharges
Comprehensive modelling network of DC glow discharges inargon
Thomsom scattering diagnostic systems for electron measurements
in glow discharge plasmas
Temporally and spatially resolved electric field measurements inhelium and hydrogen RF discharges
Optical and electrical diagnostics of fluorocarbon plasma etchingprocesses
Generation of chemically active species by electrical discharges inwater2000 Lillafüred
A. Melzer (Germany)
E. Stoffels (Netherlands)
G. Ferrante (Italy)

Laser manipulation of particles in dusty plasmas
Plasma chemistry and surface processes of negative ions
Velocity distribution functions of plasma electrons in strong laser
fieldsA. V. Phelps (USA)
Abnormal glow discharges in Ar: comparison of models andexperiments
S. M. Starikovskaya (Russia) Pulsed breakdown at high overvoltage: development, propagationand energy branching
R. A. H. Engeln (Netherlands) Applications of cavity ring down absorption spectroscopy in the
study of plasmas
N. Konjević (Yugoslavia)
On the use of non hydrogenic spectral line profiles for plasma
electron density diagnostics
A. Bouchoule (France)
Optical and electrical diagnostics of the ion plume and of the active
channel of closed electron drift plasma thrusters: new insights on
stationary and transient behavior: an overview of results of anational cooperative research
H. Sugai (Japan)
High-density etching plasma diagnostics and fluorocarbon plasma
chemistry
J. Mizeraczyk
Radicals in electrical discharges used for environmental protection
Workshop speakers: chosen from contributed papers
2002 Grenoble
General invited talks:
D. Vender (Ireland)

EPIC simulations

J. Bretagne (France)
M. Esashi (Japan)
E. Illenberger (Germany)
J. Hopwood (USA)M. Kondo (Japan)
J. Lawler (USA)J. Roepcke (Germany)
H. Satake (Japan)
L. Tsendin (Russia)
Topical invited talks:
S. Hamaguchi (Japan)
S. Longo (Italy)
S. Iizuka (Japan)
T. Ichiki (Japan)
J. Glosik (Czech Republic)
V. Guerra (Portugal)
J. Kawahara (Japan)
G. Malovic (Serbia)
S. Matejcik (Slovakia)
J.-M. Pouvesle (France)
S. Takagi (Japan)
M. Tuda (Japan)

2004 Constanta
General invited talks:
V.A. Godyak (USA)
H.F. Döbele (Germany)
Kazuo Terashima (Japan)
J.P. Boeuf (France)
S. Matt-Leuber (Austria)
J. Berndt (Germany)
M. Moisan (Canada)

Fundamental aspects in non-reactive and reactive magnetron
discharges
Bulk micromachining for MEMS
Fundamental processes in reactive plasmas
A microfabricated inductively coupled plasma source and its
applications
Recent developments in high-rate growth technique of device grade
microcrystalline silicon thins films
Advanced X-ray and optial diagnostics of high pressure plasmas
Recent progress in diagnostics of molecular plasmas using infrared
tunable diode spectroscopy
Formation of gate dielectrics of SiON by plasma
Electron kinetics in glows

Molecular dynamics simulation of Si and SiO2 etching
Particle kinetic modelling of rarefied gases and plasmas
High-quality diamond formation by electron temperature control
Challenges in plasma technologies for micro chemical/biochemical
analysis systems
The recombination of H3+ ions with electrons: dependence onpartial pressure of H2
Electron and metastable kinetics in the nitrogen afterglow
High thermal stability, low-k organic polymer film, tailored byplasma enhanced polymerisation method for ULSI application
Measurements and analysis of excitation coefficients and secondary
electron yields in Townsend dark discharges
Gas temperature effects in dissociative electron attachment to themolecules studied in a crossed beam experiment
Discharge based sources of XUV-X radiation
Prodictable topography simulation of RIE combined with a plasma
simulation, sheath model and chemical reaction model
Profile evolution and nanometer scale linewidth control during
etching of polysilicon gates in high density plasmas

Probe diagnostics of dense rf plasmas
Laser-induced fluorescence measurements of absolute atomic
densities: Concept and limitations
Microplasma undwer high-pressure environment up to supercritical
Fluid
Understanding atmospheric pressure dielectric barrier discharge
and glow discharges at small geometry
Energetics, kinetics and dynamics of decaying metastable ionsstudied with a high resolution three sector field mass spectrometer
Dust particles in laboratory plasmas and in astrophysics
Plasma sterilization at reduced gas pressure: the main mechanisms
involved in relation with sterilization efficiency and damages toYu. Akishev (Russia)

Topical invited talks:
C.M.O. Mahony
N.A. Dyatko
M. Simek (Czech Republic)
K. Kutasi
I. Armenise
G. Cunge
A. Salabas
Hot Topic talks:
E. Stamate
P. Diomede
M. Osiac (Romania)
N. Sadeghi (France)

D. Korzec (Germany)
Z.Lj. Petrovic (Serbia)
H. Testrich (Germany)
E. Aldeamaterial
Corona, glow and spark discharges in ambient air and transitions
between themElectrical characterization of radio frequency discharges
Peculiarities in electron kinetics absolute and differential negative
mobility and bi-stability
Spectroscopic methods for N2(A) metastable detection inatmospheric pressure discharge
Molecular ions in helium glow discharges
State to state kinetics in boundary layer of entering body in earth
atmosphere. Particle distribution and kinetics.
Plasma-walls interaction during gate etching processes
Numerical investigations in capacitively coupled plasmas

Investigation of energetic electrons in a 915 MHz surface wave
PlasmaParticle modelling of capacitively coupled radio frequency
discharge plasmas in hydrogen: negative ion kinetics
Investigations of plasma boundary sheath dynamics in theafterglow of a pulsed inductively coupled rf plasma in hydrogen
Absolute density of N2+(X) ground state ions measured by cavityenhanced broad band absorption spectroscopy with a femtosecond
laser in the short-lived afterglow of a flowing nitrogen microwave
plasma.
Determination of He(23S) concentration in a surface barrierdischarge: time resolved analysis
Gas-phase model of the afterglow kinetics in neon
Influence of the resonance kinetic effects on the stratification of thepositive column of a discharge
Generation mechanism of atmospheric glow in a DBD
configuration

2006 Lecce
General invited talks:
M. Benilov (Portugal)

Theory and modelling of current constriction of cathode DC
discharges
M. Capitelli (Italy)
Non-equilibrium plasma kinetics: a state-to-state approach
V. E. Fortov (Russia)
Pressure – temperature ionization in strongly nonideal plasmas at
megabars
G. M.W. Kroesen (Netherlands) Physics and diagnostocs of EUV emiited pinched discharge plasmas
V. P. Pasko (USA)Red sprites: discharges in teh atmosphere at thogh altitude. The
molecular physics and teh smiliraty with laboratory discharegs
Z. Petrovic (Serbia)
Kinetic phenomena in charged particle transport in gases, swarm
parameters and cross section data

T. Sakurai (Japan )A. von Keudell (Germany)

Laser-based plasma particle analysis on the surface in a discharge
The search for growth precursor in reactive plasmas

Topical invited talks:J. I. Fernandez Palop (Spain )G. Hagelaar (France)
E. Kessels (Netherlands)
V.A. Maiorov (Russia)
C. D. Pintassilgo ( Portugal)
A. Rousseau (France)
G.D. Stancu (Germany)
L. Zajickova (Czechia)

Sheath structure in electronegative plasmas
Challenges in plasmas modelling: low pressure plasmas withmagnetized electrons
Advanced in-situ diagnostics for probing plasma – surface interaction
Modeling of atmospheric pressure dielectric barrier discharges withemphasis on stability issues
N2-O2 afterglow for plasma sterilization
Infrared diagnostics for understanding of VOCS removal by plasmacatalyst coupling
Infrared absorption spectroscopic studies of methyl and boronmonoxide radicals
Deposition of protective coatings in RF organosilicon discharges

2008 Granada
General invited talks:
I.A. Adamovich (USA)Experimental studies of high-speed flow control by nonequilibrium
plasmasA. Eletskii (Russia)
Emission properties of carbon nanotubes and cathodes on their basis
D. Loffhagen (Germany)
Advances in Boltzmann equation based modelling of discharge
plasmasN. Mason (United Kingdom)
The data needs for plasma processing
N. Sadeghi (France)
Laser diagnostic techniques for the study of elementary processes inplasmas: an overview
P. Tosi (Italy)
Ion chemistry in gas discharges
J. Winter (Germany)
Experimental study of dust formation in Ar/CH4 and Ar/C2H2 plasmas
R. Van De Sanden (Netherlands) Experimental characterization of plasma-surface interactions(Crookes prize lecture)

Topical invited talks:
M.D. Calzada (Spain)
M.A. Gonzalez (Spain)
M. Lino Da Silva (Portugal)
D. Maric (Serbia)
S. Mazouffre (France)

Spectroscopic methods in high pressure discharges
Analysis of Stark line profiles for non-equilibrium plasma diagnosis
Non-equilibrium dissociation rates for atmospheric entry studies
Space time development of low pressure gas breakdown
Diagnostics of a discharge in crossed electric and magnetic
propulsion
D O’Connell (Germany)
Spatio-temporally resolved plasma diagnosis for investigation of RF
excited discharges
A. Orr-Ewing (United Kingdom) Laser probing of diamond deposition plasmas
A. Salabas (Germany)
Fluid modelling of dual frequency capacitively coupled discharges:
advantages and limitations

2010 Novi Sad
General invited talks:Mark J. Kushner (USA)J. Loureiro (Portugal)
Toshiaki Makabe (Japan)
T. Belmonte (France)

H. Kersten (Germany)
U. Czarnetzki (Germany
S. de Benedictis (Italy)
Z. Donko (Hungary)

Topical invited talks:
A. Aanesland (France)
Peter Bruggeman(The Netherlands)
S Dujko (Serbia)
K Niemi (UK)
Nvena Puac (Serbia)
J. van Dijk
(The Netherlands)
F. Taccogna (Italy)
I. Tanarro (Spain)2012 Viana do Castelo
General invited talks:
C. M. Ferreira (Portugal)
N. Trushkin (Russia)
R. Celiberto (Italy)
M. Bonitz (Germany)
U. Ebert (The Netherlands)
A. Rousseau (France)
K. Ostrikov (Australia)
W. G. Graham (UK)

Plasma in bubbles in liquids and streamers intersecting with liquids
Non-equilibrium kinetics in N2 discharges and post-discharges: a full
picture by modelling and impact on the applications
Low Pressure Nonequilibrium Plasma for Topdown Nanoprocess
Chemical vapour deposition enhanced by atmospheric microwave
plasmas: A large-scale industrial process or the next nanomanufacturing tool?
Particles as micro-probes in plasmas
The Electrical Asymmetry Effect in Capacitive RF Discharges
Energy transfer in N2-O2 plasmas: Recognizing and measuring
active species
Particle simulation methods for studies of low-pressure plasma
sources (Crookes Prize lecture)
Inductively coupled electronegative plasmas applied to space
propulsion
Diagnostics of plasmas in and in contact with liquids
A multi-term Boltzmann Equation analysis of charged particle
transport properties in electric and magnetic fields in gases
Absolute concentrations of atomic radicals in cold atmosphericpressure plasmas
Diagnostics and applications of high frequency discharges inbiomedical treatments and treatment of textiles
Modelling of Transport in Non-Equilibrium Atmospheric Plasmas
Modeling of negative ion sources
Large effects of small pressure changes in the kinetics of low
pressure glow discharges

Microwave driven air-water plasmas
Steady-state and pulsed-periodical regimes for generation of nonthermal plasma jets at atmospheric pressure
Electron-molecule collision processes in non-equilibrium molecular
plasmasComplex plasmas - a laboratory for self-organization
Thunderstroms as electron accelerators and the discharge zoo above
the clouds
Streamers and discharges at liquid and solid interfaces(Crookes Prize Lecture)
Small energy for small things: plasma nanoscience for a sustainable
futurePlasmas in Liquids and their Applications

Topical invited talks:J. Benedikt (Germany)

Plasma chemistry in the effluent of a He/O2 microplasma jet: the roleof VUV photons
E. Marotta (Italy)
Decomposition of mixtures of organic compounds in atmosphericplasmaF. Tabares (Spain)
Application of nitrogen-containing plasmas to Fusion Plasma
Research
O. Guaitella (France)
N and O atoms adsorbed under plasma exposure: a model system toinvestigate surface reactivity
J. S. Sousa (UK)
Cold atmospheric pressure plasma jets as sources of reactive oxygen
species for biomedical applications
T. Callegari (France)
Generation, annihilation and motion of self-organized filaments indielectric barrier discharges
B. Mitu (Romania)
Plasma deposition of carbon-based materials: diagnostic studies
F. Krcma (Czech Republic) Generation of pin hole discharges in liquids
2014 Greifswald
General invited talks:
L. Boufendi (France)
P. Chabert (France)

Dusty plasma for nanotechnology
Living on the edge: fifteen years in RF sheaths(Crookes Prize Lecture)
F. Gordillo-Vázquez (Spain) Electrical discharges above the clouds: kinetics and optical spectra
Y. Lebedev (Russia)
Microwave discharges at low pressures and peculiarities of theprocesses in strongly non-uniform plasma
M. Mozetic (Slovenia)
Application of extremely non-equilibrium plasmas in processing ofnano and biomedical materials
L. Pitchford (France)
Modeling micro-discharges / dielectric barrier discharges
Yi-Kang Pu (China)
Determination of electron properties from optical emission
spectroscopy – Possibilities and Limitations
J. Röpcke (Germany)
On recent progress applying quantum cascade lasers in plasma
diagnostics
Topical invited talks:
A. Laricchiuta (Italy)
Elementary processes in nitrogen and air plasmas
S. Marjanović (Serbia)
Modeling of positron and electron transport in gases and liquids
M. Magureanu (Romania)
Degradation of pharmaceutical compounds in water by non-thermal
plasma treatment
S. Nijdam (The Netherlands) Multi-dimensional experimental studies on streamers
M. Sabo (Slovakia)
Selective formation of positive and negative ions in corona discharge
and its application in atmospheric pressure chemical ionisation for
IMS and MS
J. Schulze (Germany)
Heating dynamics and process control in capacitively coupledplasmas driven by customized voltage waveforms
Xin Tu (UK)
Plasma-catalysis for CO2 conversion: understanding plasma-catalyst
interactions from a physical and chemical perspective
P. Vašina (Czech Republic) Non-monotonous evolution of hybrid PVD–PECVD process

2016 Bratislava
General invited talks:
J. de Urquijo (Mexico)

N. Balucani (Italy)
A. Bogaerts (Belgium)
C. Laux (France)

A. Piel (Germany)
J.-M. Pouvesle (France)
V. Guerra (Portugal)
Topical invited talks:
P. Diomede(The Netherlands)
A. Luque (Spain)
D. Marinov (France)
R. Plasil (Czech Republic)

A. Shishpanov (Russia)
N. Škoro (Serbia)
I. Topala (Romania)
J. Winter (Germany)

Progress in the validation/derivation of cross sections for ions andelectrons in pure gases and gas mixtures of atmospheric andbioplasmas
The reactions of atomic oxygen with alkenes and alkynes: primary
products, branching ratios and role of intersystem crossing
Modeling of CO2 plasmas
Transitions between the corona, glow, and spark regimes ofNanosecond Repetitively Pulsed discharges in air at atmosphericpressure
Dynamics of Dusty Plasmas
Atmospheric Plasma Jets for Therapeutic Applications from thedischarge to the treatments: issues and challenges
Modeling of N2 ‐O2 ‐Ar‐plasmas ‐ volume and surface kinetics(Crookes Prize lecture)
Modeling of tailored ion energy distributions for plasma processing
applications
Beads and glows: the dynamics of streamer channels
Plasma‐surface interaction: Heterogeneous processes of atmosphericgases
Experimental study of recombination of H3+, H2D +, HD2+ andD3+ ions in low temperature afterglow plasma in He/Ar/H2 /D2 gas
mixtureLong tube ignition processes at low gas pressure
Heavy‐particle collisions in water vapour discharges at low pressures
Atmospheric pressure plasma jets for life science
Characterisation of microplasma jets by infrared absorption
spectroscopy

2018 Glasgow
General invited talks:
Nickolay Aleksandrov (Russia)
Anne Bourdon (France)
Ralf-Peter Brinkmann (Germany)
Giorgio Dilecce (Italy)
Gheorghe Dinescu (Romania)
Zoran Petrovic (Serbia)
Ryo Ono (Japan)
Deborah O’Connell

Kinetics of high-voltage nanosecond discharge plasmas inhydrocarbons and combustible mixtures
Modelling and simulation of non-equilibrium plasma
discharges
Plasma modelling for the understanding and active control oftechnological plasmas
Laser diagnostics of nanosecond repetitively pulsed
discharges
Plasma processing of nanomaterials at low and atmosphericpressure
Overview of the procedure to obtain cross section data fromthe transport coefficients
Optical diagnostics in atmospheric-pressure non-thermal
plasmaThe interplay of physics, chemistry and biology for plasmacancer treatment (Crookes Prize Lecture)

Topical invited talks:
Aranka Derzsi (Hungary)
Thomas Gries (France)
Mario Merino (Spain)
Zdenek Navratil (Czech Republic)
Anton Nikiforov (Belgium)
Tiago Silva (Portugal)
Ana Sobota (The Netherlands)
James Walsh (United Kingdom)

The effect of secondary electrons on the discharge
characteristics in low pressure capacitively coupled plasmas
Ultrathin metallic oxide nanostructures synthesized by plasma
afterglow-assisted oxidation for photocatalysis applications
Kinetic electron response in a rarified plasma jet expanding
into vacuum
Optical diagnostics of helium coplanar barrier discharge: prebreakdown light and electric field measurement
Atmospheric pressure plasma sources diagnostics as a key tocontrol their utilization in surface or liquid processing
Understanding the electron and vibration kinetics in CO2
plasmasElectric fields and electron properties in atmospheric pressureplasma jets
Cold atmospheric-pressure plasmas for improved food safety

4. Members of the International Scientific Committee (ISC)(Number of terms in brackets, chairmen underlined)

Country
Austria
Czechoslovakia
IrelandFranceGermany West
The Netherlands
UK

1973 Versailles
P. Lukac (1)M.C. Sexton (1)C. Manus (1)J. Uhlenbusch (1)R. Bleekrode (1)J.B. Hasted (1)1974 Innsbruck
T.D.Märk (1)P. Lukac (2)M.C. Sexton (2)J. Berlande (1)J.Uhlenbusch (2)R. Bleekrode (2)J.B. Hasted (2)1976 Bratislava
T.D. Märk (2)P. Lukac (3)M.C. Sexton (3)J. Berlande (2)J. Uhlenbusch (3)R. Bleekrode (3)J.B. Hasted (3)Country
Austria
Czechoslovakia
IrelandFranceGermany West
Italy
The Netherlands
UK
U.S.S.R.
Yugoslavia

1978 Essen
T.D. Märk (3)P. Lukac (4)M.C. Sexton (4)R. Deloche (1)J. Uhlenbusch (4)R. Bleekrode (4)J.B. Hasted (4)N.N. Sobolev (1)R.K. Janev (1)1980 Dubrovnik
T.D. Märk (4)P. Lukac (5)M.C. Sexton (5)R. Deloche (1)K.G. Müller (1)L. Vriens (1)R.W.P.McWhirter (1)N.N. Sobolev (2)R.K. Janev (2)1982 Oxford
W. Lindinger (1)K. Masek (1)R.Deloche (2)K.G.Müller (2)M.Capitelli (1)D.C. Schram (1)R.W.P. McWhirter (2)N.N. Sobolev (3)R.K. Janev (3)Country
Austria
Czechoslovakia
FranceGermany East
Germany West
Hungary
Italy
The Netherlands
UK
U.S.S.R.
Yugoslavia

1984 BariF. Howorka (1)K. Masek (2)R. Deloche (3)K.G. Müller (3)M. Capitelli (2)D.C. Schram (2)N.D. Twiddy (1)V. Kolesnikov (1)R.K. Janev (4)1986 Greifswald
F. Howorka (2)K. Masek (3)R. Deloche (4)K.G. Müller (4)J.S. Bakos (1)M. Capitelli (3)D.C. Schram (3)N.D. Twiddy (2)V. Kolesnikov (2)R.K. Janev (5)1988 Lisbon
F. Howorka (1)K. Masek (4)B. Dubreuil (1)J. Wilhelm (1)H.G. Lergon (1)J.S. Bakos (2)M. Capitelli (4)H.C.W. Beijerinck (1)N.D. Twiddy (3)V. Kolesnikov (3)N. Konjevic (1)Country
Austria
Czecho/Slovakia
FranceGermany East
Germany West
Hungary
Italy
The Netherlands
Portugal
United Kingdom
RussiaYugoslavia

1990 Orléans
F. Howorka (2)I. Kosinar (1)B. Dubreuil (2)J. Wilhelm (2)H.G. Lergon (2)J.S. Bakos (3)M. Capitelli (5)H.C.W. Beijerinck (2)C.M. Ferreira (1)N.D. Twiddy (4)V. Kolesnikov (4)N. Konjevic (2)1992 St. Petersburg
W. Lindinger (1)I. Kosinar (2)B. Dubreuil (3)J. Wilhelm (3)H.G. Lergon (1)J.S. Bakos (4)M. Cacciatore (1)G.M.W. Kroesen (1)C.M. Ferreira (2)R.N. Franklin (1)I.T. Iakubov (1)N.Konjevic (3)1994 Noordwijkerhout
W. Lindinger (2)I. Kosinar (3)B. Dubreuil (4)J. Wilhelm (4)H.G. Lergon (2)J. Szigeti (1)M. Cacciatore (2)G.M.W. Kroesen (2)C.M. Ferreira (3)R.N. Franklin (2)I.T. Iakubov (2)N. Konjevic (4)Country
Austria
FranceGermany
Hungary
Italy
The Netherlands
Portugal
Rumania
RussiaSlovakia
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia

1996 Poprad
W. Lindinger (2)J. Perrin (1)H.G. Lergon (3)J. Szigeti (2)M. Cacciatore (3)G.M.W. Kroesen (3)C.M. Ferreira (4)G. Musa (1)I.T. Iakubov (3)I. Kosinar (4)R.N. Franklin (2)Z. Petrovic (1)1998 Malahide
W. Lindinger (3)N. Sadeghi (1)K. Wiesemann (1)J. Szigeti (3)M. Cacciatore (4)G.M.W. Kroesen (1)J. Loureiro (1)G. Musa (2)I.T. Iakubov (4)J.D. Skalný (1)W.G. Graham (1)Z. Petrovic (2)2000 Lillafüred
W. Lindinger (4)N. Sadeghi (2)K. Wiesemann (2)J. Szigeti (4)S. Debenedictis (1)G.M.W. Kroesen (2)J. Loureiro (2)G. Musa (3)A. Napartovic (1)J.D. Skalný (2)W.G. Graham (2)Z. Petrovic (3)Country
Austria
FranceGermany
Hungary
Italy
The Netherlands
Portugal
Rumania

2002 Grenoble
H. Störi (1)N. Sadeghi (3)K. Wiesemann (3)Z. Donko (1)S. Debenedictis (2)G.M.W. Kroesen (3)J. Loureiro (3)G. Musa (4)2004 Constanta
H. Störi (2)N. Sadeghi (4)K. Wiesemann (4)Z. Donko (2)S. Debenedictis (3)G.M.W. Kroesen (4)J. Loureiro (4)G. Popa (1)2006 Lecce
H. Störi (3)J.P. Boeuf (1)J. Meichsner (1)Z. Donko (3)S. Debenedictis (4)W. Goedheer (1)V. Guerra (1)G. Popa (2)Russia
A. Napartovic (2)Chechia & Slovakia J. Skalný (3)United Kingdom
W.G. Graham (3)Yugosalvia
Z. Petrovic (4)Spain (co-opted)

A. Napartovic (3)J. Skalný (4)W.G. Graham (4)G. Malovic (1)A. Napartovic (4)J. Glosik (1)W.G. Graham (1)G. Malovic (2)F. Gordillo-Vasquez

Country
Austria
FranceGermany
Hungary
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Romania
RussiaCzechia/Slovakia
United Kingdom
SerbiaSpain

2008 Granada
H. Störi (4)J.P. Boeuf (2)J. Meichsner (2)Z. Donko (4)G. Dilecce (1)A. Bogaerts (1)V. Guerra (2)G. Popa (3)S. M. Starikovskaia (1)J. Glosik (1)W.G. Graham (2)G. Malovic (3)F. Gordillo-Vasquez (1)2010 Novi Sad

2012 Viana do Castelo

J. P. Boeuf (3)J. Meichsner (3)P. Hartmann (1)G. Dilecce (2)A. Bogaerts (2)V. Guerra (3)G. Dinescu (1)Y. Akishev (1)J. Glosik (2)W.G. Graham (3)D. Maric (1)F. Gordillo-Vasquez (2)S. Pasquiers (1)J. Meichsner (1)P. Hartmann (2)G. Dilecce (3)A. Bogaerts (3)V. Guerra (4)G. Dinescu (2)Y. Akishev (2)Stefan Matejcik (1)M. Bowden (1)D. Maric (2)F. Gordillo-Vasquez (3)Country
FranceGermany
Hungary
Italy
The Netherlands
Portugal
Romania
RussiaSlovakia
United Kingdom
SerbiaSpain

2014 Greifswald
S. Pasquiers (2)J. Meichsner (2)P. Hartmann (3)S. Longo (1)R. Engeln (1)C. Pintassilgo (1)G. Dinescu (3)Y. Akishev (3)Stefan Matejcik (2)M. Bowden (2)D. Maric (3)I. Tanarro (1)2016 Bratislava
S. Pasquiers (3)J. Meichsner (3)K. Kutasi (1)S. Longo (2)R. Engeln (2)C. Pintassilgo (2)B. Mitu (1)N. Dyatko (1)Stefan Matejcik (3)M. Bowden (3)N. Puac (1)I. Tanarro (2)2018 Glasgow
T. Minea (1)R. Brandenburg (1)K. Kutasi (2)S. Longo (3)R. Engeln (3)C. Pintassilgo (1)B. Mitu (2)N. Dyatko (2)F. Krcma (1) Czech R.
E. Wagenaars (1)N. Puac (2)I. Tanarro (3)Country
FranceGermany
Hungary
Italy
Denmark
Portugal
Romania
RussiaCzech R.
United Kingdom
SerbiaSpain

2022 Paris
T. Minea (2)R. Brandenburg (2)K. Kutasi (3)F. Taccogna (1)E. Stamate (1)C. Pintassilgo (2)B. Mitu (3)N. Dyatko (3)F. Krcma (2)E. Wagenaars (2)N. Puac (3)V. Herrero (1)5. Number and distribution of scientific participants (since 2006)
2006 Lecce
Total
202
1.Italy35
2.France25
3.Japan
20
4.Germany
17
4.Romania
17
6.Czech Rep. 15
7.Russia
138.Portugal
10
9.Spain8
10.The Neth. 7
11.U.K.
6
12.Serbia
52008 Granada
Total
299
1.France47
2.Spain
43
3.Japan
26
4.Germany25
5.Portugal
16
5.The Neth. 16
7.Romania
15
8.Italy11
9.Czech Rep. 11
10.Russia
910.Serbia
9
10.U.K.
92010 Novi Sad
Total
177
1.Serbia
28
2.France
23
3.Germany21
4.U.K.
13
5.Russia
11
6.Japan
9
6.The Neth. 9
8.Czech Rep. 8
8.Portugal
88.Spain
8
11.Hungary 62012 Viana do Castelo
Total
265
1.France
59
2.Germany30
3.Portugal
19
4.Japan18
5.Russia
12
6.U.K.
11
7.Czech Rep. 10
7.Spain
10
9.The Neth. 9
10.Serbia
911.Italy8
12.Belgium 7
12. Poland
6
12. Romania 6
12. US
6
16.Switzer. 5
17.Brazil
4
17.Bulgaria 4
19.Canada
3
19.China
3
19.Slovakia 3
19.Slovenia 3
23. Others
1,22014 Greifswald
Total
235
1.Germany
63
2.France
31
3.Czech Rep 20
4.Russia
13
5.Kazakhstan 10
5. Japan
10
6.U.K
8
7. The Neth. 7
8. Portugal
6
9. Slovakia 5
9. Romania 59.US
510.Italy4
10. Serbia
410.Belgium 4
11. Spain
3
12.Sweden
3
13.Others
1,22016 Bratislava
Total
165
1.France22
2. Slovakia
21
3. Czech Rep. 14
4. Germany 12
5. Russia
11
6. Serbia
10
7. UK
10
8. Japan
9
8. Spain9
9. Hungary
5
9. Kazachstan 5
10. Austria
4
10. Belgium 4
10. Italy
4
10. The Neth. 4
10. Portugal 4
17. Romania 3
18.Others
1,22018 Glasgow
Total
188
1. France
41
2. UK
39
3. Japan15
4. Germany 13
5. Portugal
10
6. Russia
9
6. US
9
7. Slovakia 6
8. Czech Rep. 5
8. Spain
5
8.The Neth. 5
8. Hungary 4
9. Romania 4
9. Serbia
4
10. Italy
3
10. Russ. Fed. 3
11. Others
1,2

6. Previous official websites (2008 - 2018)2008, Granada, Spain

http://www.escampig2008.csic.es/

2010, Novi Sad, Serbia

http://www.escampig2010.ipb.ac.rs/

2012, Viana do Castelo, Portugal

http://escampig2012.ist.utl.pt/

2014, Greifswald, Germany

http://www.escampig2014.org/

2016, Bratislava, Slovakia

https://www.escampig2016.org/

2018, Glasgow, UK

https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/physics/research/groups/astro2/escampig/