DMPM2014 Poster Program
PosterNo.

May 23, 2014 [ 5:30p.m. - 6:45p.m.]Presenting Author(Affiliation, Country)

Title of Paper

1. Diagnostics of gas-phase plasmas
P01

Norimitsu Takamura(Kumamoto University, Japan)

Propagation Difference of Atmospheric-pressure Helium Plasma
jets Using Different Dielectric Materials

P02

Satomi Tajima(Nagoya University, Japan)

The Effect of Neutral Species on Modification of the A549 andSaos-2 Growth and Proliferation

P03

Hiroto Matsuura(Osaka Prefecture University,Japan)

The Effect of Active Radical Production on the Plasma Degradationof Phorbol Esters in Bio-diesel Fuel industry

P04

Helena Tresp(Centre for Innovation
Competence plasmatis atLeibniz Institute for Plasma
Science and Technology (INPGreifswald e.V.), Germany)

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

P05

Andreas Helmke(Fraunhofer Application Centerfor Plasma and Photonic,Germany)

Ozone concentrations in the plasma volume and the surrounding ofa plasmamedical dielectric barrier discharge source operated inambient air

2. Modeling and simulation of gas-phase plasmas
P06

Wouter Van Gaens(University of Antwerp,Belgium)

Influence of H2O impurities on RONS generation in a plasma jet.

P07

Nozomi Takeuchi(Tokyo Institute of Technology,Japan)

Numerical Simulation of Mass Transfer of Reactive Species
through Argon Pulsed Plasma-Water Interface

P08

Ansgar Schmidt-Bleker(INP Greifswald / ZIK
plasmatis, Germany)

The Influence of Shieling Gas Composition on the Reactive
Species Generated by an Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Jet with
Gas Shielding Device

3. Diagnostics of liquid-phase systems
P09

Jun-Seok Oh(Kochi University ofTechnology, Japan)

UV absorption spectroscopy for reactive species in plasma treatedaqueous solutions

P10

Atsushi Tani(Osaka University, Japan)

Diagnostic of reactive oxygen species (ROS) induced in water byatmospheric pressure plasma

4. Modeling and simulation of liquid-phase systems
P11

Kazumasa Ikuse(Osaka University, Japan)

Effects of Fenton reactions to generate ROS in water exposed to
an atmospheric-pressure plasmaPosterNo.

Presenting Author(Affiliation, Country)

Title of Paper

5. Diagnostics of biological systems
P12

Hiromasa Tanaka(Nagoya University, Japan)

Diagnostics of intracellular signaling systems of glioblastoma brain
tumor cells treated with plasma-activated medium

P13

Hiroshi Hashizume(Nagoya University, Japan)

Quantitative evaluation of the inactivation process of P. digitatum
spores on the basis of dose of ground-state atomic oxygen

P14

Hiroaki Kawano(Tokyo Institute of Technology,Japan)

Contribution of Actve Species to Sterilization Effect

P15

Tomohiro Kobayashi(Tokyo Institute of Technology,Japan)

Influence of plasma gas species on bacterial inactivation byplasma-bubbling

6. Modeling and simulation of biological systems
P16

Kohei Umeda(Kumamoto University, Japan)

Difference of Cell Death Ratio between using Atmosphericpressure Dry- and Mist- Plasma Jets

P17

Christof Verlackt(University of Antwerp,Belgium)

Atomic scale simulations of plasma interactions with the bacterial
membrane and biofilm

P18

Taichi Miura(Soka University, Japan)

Effects of Low-Temperature Atmospheric-Pressure Plasma
Irradiation on the Differentiation of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells

P19

Kazunori Koga
(Kyushu University, Japan)

Effects of non-thermal air plasma irradiation to plant seeds on
glucose concentration of plants

P20

Nobuya Hayashi(Kyushu University, Japan)

Measurement of Antioxidative Activity And Detection ofDifferentially Expressed Genes of Plant Induced by Oxygen PlasmaIrradiation

P21

Shunsuke Yoshizawa(University of Tsukuba, Japan)

Biochemical Modification of Plasma Treated Amino Acid andProtein in Liquid

P22

Gai Ohashi(University of Tsukuba, Japan)

Protease resistance of amyloid-β after plasma induced chemicalreaction in liquid

P23

Masato Kiuchi(National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST), Japan)

Reduction of PM2.5 by Air Activation Apparatus Using Corona
Discharge and UV Lamp

P24

Tomoko Ito(Osaka University, Japan)

Mass spectrometry of ions formed in atmospheric-pressure plasmajets

P25

Kensaku Goto
(Osaka University, Japan)

Generation of reactive species in water exposed to lowtemperature atmospheric-pressure plasma jets

P26

Dai Itsuki(Osaka University, Japan)

Modification of hydroxyapatite and polystyrene surface for cell
culture by low-pressure plasmas

7. Others