Meeting Scene

Thursday, March 10, to Saturday, March 12, 2011

Snapshot 1
Banquet on March 10

 

Snapshot 2
Opening remarks

Hirotaka Toyoda

Nagoya University, Japan

Opening remarks
Global Model of Micro Hollow Cathode Discharges in Argon

P. Chabert

CNRS-Ecole Polytechnique, France

I-01
Plasma Propagation of a 13.56 MHz Asymmetric Surface Barrier Discharge in Atmospheric Pressure Air

R.W. Boswell

The Australian National University, Australia

I-02
Weakly Magnetized Inductively Coupled Plasma Source for 450 mm Wafer Processing Tool

H.-J. Lee

Pusan National University, Korea

O-01
Optimal Aspect Ratio for Multi-hollow Microwave Discharge

I.P. Ganachev

Shibaura Mechatronics Corporation, Japan

O-02
High Speed Surface Modification with AC Excited Ultra High Density Non-Equilibrium Atmospheric Pressure Plasma

M. Hori

Nagoya University, Japan

I-03
Applications of MIR-Laser Absorption Techniques for Plasma Diagnostics in Basic Research and Industry

J. Röpcke

INP Greifswald, Germany

I-04
Application of Remote Hydrogen Plasma to Selective Processing for Ge-based Devices – Crystallization, Etching and Metallization

S. Miyazaki

Nagoya University, Japan

I-05
RF Waveform Tailoring to Control Film Morphology during Nanocrystalline Silicon PECVD

J-P Booth

Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas-CNRS, Ecole Polytechnique, France

O-03
Ultra Low Resistive NM Thick AZO Films Deposited by Magnetron Sputtering Using Solid Phase Crystallization

M. Shiratani

Kyushu University, Japan

O-05
Light-Weighted Micromirror Fabricated Using Stacked Photoresist Masks Realized by UV Curing

S. Kumagai

Toyota Technological Institute, Japan

O-06
Benchmark Calculations of Atomic Data for Plasma Applications

K. Bartschat

Drake University, USA

I-06
New Phenomenology in Description of Townsend Discharges and Gas Breakdown: from Standard Size to Micro discharges

Z. Lj. Petrovic

University of Belgrade, Serbia

I-07
Surface Roughness Formation during Si Etching in Cl2 and Cl2/O2 Plasmas: Atomic-scale Analysis of Three-dimensional Feature Profile Evolution

H. Tsuda

Kyoto University, Japan

O-07
Synthesis of Nano-graphene by Plasma in Liquid Ethanol

T. Hagino

Nagoya University, Japan

O-09
Plasma Treatment of Living Tissues — How Penetrating are the Plasma-mediated Therapeutic Effects

M.G. Kong

Loughborough University, UK

I-10
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