<Plenary, Invited>
Friday, May 23

Time

Venue: Nara Prefectural New Public Hall ( Conference Room1 )Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: S. Reuter

Session 1Plenary

13:45-14:15 1-1P

Jean-Michel Pouvesle(Université d’Orléans,France)

LIF and fast imaging atmospheric pressureplasma jet characterization relevant to NTP
biomedical applications

14:15-14:35 1-2I

Ryo Ono(The University of Tokyo,Japan)

Measurement of Radicals in AtmosphericPressure Nonthermal Plasma for Plasma
Medicine

14:35-14:55 1-3I

Jörn Winter(Centre for Innovation
Competence plasmatis atINP Greifswald, Germany)Gas phase diagnostic: one side of the coin inunderstanding plasma-liquid interaction

14:55-15:15 1-4I

Tomoyuki Murakami(Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Kinetic chemistry modelling for plasma medicine

15:15-15:35 1-5I

Se Youn Moon
(Chonbuk NationalUniversity, Republic ofKorea)

Measurement of electron density andtemperature using continuum radiation emitted
from atmospheric pressure plasmas

InvitedCHAIR: Th. v. Woedtke

Session 2Plenary

16:00-16:30 2-1P

Erik Neyts(University of Antwerp,Belgium)

Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Plasma Biomolecule Interactions

16:30-16:50 2-2I

Kai Masur(INP Greifswald / ZIKplasmatis, Germany)

Challenges for the Modeling of Plasma Cell
Interactions with Respect to ROS Detection inLiving Cells

16:50-17:10 2-3I

Malte U. Hammer(ZIK plasmatis @ INP
Greifswald, Germany)

Biophysical investigations on the modification ofmembranes by plasma-treated liquids

17:10-17:30 2-4I

Ken-ichi Yano
(Kumamoto University,Japan)

Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Cellular
Responses to Nanosecond Pulsed ElectricFields - Signal Transduction, Stress Response,
and Cell Death -InvitedSaturday, May 24
Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Venue: Todaiji Culture Center ( Kinsho Hall )Title
CHAIR: P. Lukes

Session 3
9:00-9:30

Plenary
3-1PDavid Graves(UC Berkeley, USA)

Mass Transfer Effects in Low Temperature
Plasma - Liquid Interactions

Invited9:30-9:50

3-2I

Deborah O'Connell(University of York, UK)

Absolute measurements of short-lived reactive
species in cold atmospheric pressure plasmas

9:50-10:10

3-3I

Kristian Wende(ZIK plasmatis - INP
Greifswald, Germany)

Determining the biological impact andequivalence of plasma sources - benefits &shortcomings of cell based assays

Kenji Ishikawa(Nagoya University, Japan)

Electron Spin Resonance Study of Plasma-LiquidMedium Interactions

10:10-10:30 3-4I

CHAIR: K. Kitano

Session 4Plenary

11:00-11:30 4-1P

Peter Bruggeman(University of Minnesota,USA)

Cold atmospheric pressure plasma jets:
diagnostics and interaction with substrates

11:30-12:00 4-2P

Thomas von Woedtke(INP Greifswald, Germany)

Understanding of complex reaction chains ofbiological effects of cold atmospheric pressureplasma as a key precondition to establish plasmasources as medical devices

12:00-12:30 4-3P

Petr Lukes(Institute of Plasma Physics
AS CR, Czech Republic)

Chemical Diagnostics of Aqueous Liquids
Treated by Air Discharge Plasmas

CHAIR: D. Graves

Session 5Plenary

14:00-14:30 5-1P

Katsuhisa Kitano(Osaka University, Japan)

Physicochemical property of plasma treatedwater (PTW) with the reduced pH method forsafety and strong disinfection

Young June Hong
(Kwangwoon university,Korea)

Measurement of electron temperature by using
collisional radiative model and hydroxyl radicaldensity of ultraviolet absorption spectroscopy innonthermal atmospheric Ar plasma jet

Invited14:30-15:00 5-2I

Time

Abstract Presenting AuthorNo.
(Affiliation, Country)

Title
CHAIR: E. Neyts

Session 6Invited

15:10-15:30 6-1I

Margarita Baeva(INP Greifswald e. V.,Germany)

Characterization of Microwave Plasma Sources
for Biomedical Applications

15:30-15:50 6-2I

Markus Becker(INP Greifswald, Germany)

Modelling of an rf excited atmospheric pressureplasma jet