Bulletin of the American Physical Society

73rd Annual Gaseous Electronics Virtual Conference

Volume 65, Number 10

Monday–Friday, October 5–9, 2020; Time Zone: Central Daylight Time, USA.

Invited Speakers

Adomaitis, Raymond National Science Foundation	Session YF1.00002 Perspective and update from the National Science Foundation
Adomaitis, Raymond University of Maryland	Session DM2.00004 Reaction Network Analysis for Atomic Layer Deposition Processes
Allan, Michael Univ of Fribourg-Perolles	Session NW1.00001 Will Allis Prize Talk: Electron-Impact Cross Sections and Plasma Science
Alvarez Laguna, Alejandro Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas, Ecole polytechnique, 91128 Palaiseau, France	Session TR2.00001 Multi-fluid modeling of low-temperature plasmas at low-pressure
Ayyaswamy, Venkattraman University of California Merced	Session DM1.00001 Solving the plasma fluid model in open source frameworks: Two-stream instability as a case study
Baalrud, Scott University of Iowa	Session YF1.00005 Discovery Plasma Science
Baalrud, Scott Univ of Iowa	Session BM2.00004 Foundations of Plasma Kinetic and Dielectric Response Theory
Barnat, Edward Sandia National Laboratories	Session YF1.00003 Overview of Low Temperature Plasma Research Facility at Sandia National Laboratories.
Bartschat, Klaus Drake University	Session XF1.00001 Atomic and Molecular Collision Data for Plasma Science
Bílek, Petr Masaryk University	Session BM4.00007 On valid interpretation of experimental data: Low temperature plasma diagnostics
Bogaerts, Annemie University of Antwerp	Session GT4.00001 The hot topic of cold plasma: CO2 conversion into value-added compounds
Cartwright, Keith Sandia National Laboratories	Session BM4.00005 Collecting Evidence from Experiments and Simulations for Credible Predictions of Gas Breakdown by High Energy Photons
Chabert, Pascal CNRS Ecole Polytechnique	Session WF1.00001 Plasma thrusters: a fascinating playground for low-temperature plasma scientists
Chaker, Mohamed INRS - Energie et Materiaux	Session YF4.00001 Plasma Deposition Of Oxide Materials for Photonics and Energy
Citrin, Jonathan DIFFER, Eindhoven, The Netherlands	Session BM3.00003 Neural network surrogate modelling of tokamak plasma turbulence
Clack, Herek L. The University of Michigan	Session VR1.00003 Non-Thermal Plasma Air Sterilization: Recent Experimental Validation, Identified Challenges, and Comparisons to Conventional Air Treatment Technologies
Derzsi, Aranka Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Hungary	Session DM3.00001 Introduction: Realistic Implementation of Plasma-Surface Interactions in Simulations of Technological Plasmas
Donko, Zoltan Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Budapest, Hungary	Session WF1.00002 Research trends in high-frequency technological plasmas: the importance of understanding the fundamentals
Dujko, Sasa Institute of Physics University of Belgrade, Serbia	Session KT3.00001 Electron transport and streamer propagation in gases and nonpolar liquids and their applications in modelling of particle detectors
Engelmann, Sebastian IBM Research	Session DM2.00001 Plasma Enhanced Atomic Layer Etch/Atomic Layer Deposition
Fabrikant, Ilya University of Nebraska - Lincoln	Session MW1.00003 Positronium Collisions with Atoms and Molecules
Foster, John E. The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	Session VR1.00004 Plasma Wand Device for Surface Sterilization
Fursa, Dmitry Curtin Univ of Technology	Session FT1.00004 Complete collision data set for electron scattering from molecular hydrogen and its isotopologues
Gerakis, Alexandros Texas A&M Univ	Session JT3.00001 Measurement of velocity distribution functions of heavy species in weakly ionized plasma flows via single shot coherent Rayleigh-Brillouin scattering.
Golda, Judith Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Kiel University	Session SR2.00001 Multi-Diagnostic Approach to Energy Transport in Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Discharges
Gorfinkiel, Jimena The Open University	Session FT1.00001 Electronic excitation cross sections in low energy electron scattering from polyatomic molecules
Graves, David Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Session XF1.00003 A Vision for Non-Equilibrium Plasma Science and Applications
Gudmundsson, Jon Tomas University of Iceland	Session DM3.00004 On the influence of surface quenching, electron emission and surface recombination on discharge properties
Hamaguchi, Satoshi Osaka Univ	Session BM3.00001 Artificial Intelligence {\&} Machine Learning in Plasma Science and Beyond; Introduction
Hartmann, Peter Wigner Research Centre for Physics	Session GT2.00001 Operation characteristics of high-Voltage, low-pressure CCPs targeting etching applications
Hasan, Mohammad University of Liverpool	Session QW3.00001 Electromechanical coupling at plasma-liquid interfaces
Hopkins, Matthew Sandia National Laboratories	Session BM4.00001 State of the Art in Validation for Low Temperature Plasma Simulations and Experiments
Hori, Masaru Nagoya Univ	Session XF3.00004 Dynamics of physicochemical reactions in time-modulation of plasmas for advanced semiconductor processes
Horvath, Benedek Wigner Research Centre for Physics; West Virginia University, Ruhr-University Bochum, Dalian University of Technology	Session DM3.00003 Computationally assisted in-situ measurement of secondary electron emission coefficients in CCPs
Ito, Tsuyohito The Univ of Tokyo	Session QW4.00001 Further development of plasma-assisted inkjet printing
Kaganovich, Igor Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Session XF4.00007 Integrated Modeling of Carbon and Boron Nitride Nanotubes Synthesis in Plasma of High-Pressure Arc.
Kato, Toshiaki Tohoku Univ	Session GT3.00001 Plasma Synthesis of Integrated Graphene Nanoribbons and its Optoelectrical Applications
kawaguchi, Satoru Seikei University	Session MW3.00001 Machine learning for solving the Boltzmann equation of charged particle swarms
Kentaro, Tomita Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences, Kyushu University	Session JT4.00001 Thomson scattering diagnostics of a streamer discharge in atmospheric-pressure air and laser-produced plasmas for light sources
Kirchner, Tom York University	Session SR1.00005 Ionization of complex biomolecules studied with an independent atom model including geometric screening corrections
Kong, M. G. Frank Reidy Center for Bioelectrics, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, USA	Session VR1.00001 Anti-virus Efficacy of Plasma-Activated Solution and its mechanism
Kushner, Mark J. University of Michigan	Session WF1.00003 Mastering Interactions of Plasmas with Complex Surfaces
Kushner, Mark J. Univ. of Michigan	Session YF1.00001 Plasma Science 2020 Decadal Survey: Overview and Opportunities for the Low Temperature Plasma Community
Liu, Yong-Xin Dalian University of Technology	Session GT2.00002 Nonlinear standing wave effect and plasma uniformity in very-high-frequency capacitively coupled plasmas
Maric, Dragana Institute of Physics Belgrade, University of Belgrade, Serbia	Session UR2.00005 Breakdown in rf and dc fields
Marinov, Daniil None	Session DM3.00006 Kinetic Monte-Carlo modeling of plasma-surface interactions with realistic surfaces
Mesbah, Ali University of California, Berkeley	Session BM3.00006 Learning-based Control for Non-equilibrium Plasmas
Moroz, Paul TEL Technology Center, America, LLC	Session XF3.00001 Advancements in Feature Scale Simulations
Nakada, Hyakka Hitachi, Ltd. Research & Development Group	Session BM3.00002 Optimizing Etching Conditions by Reinforcement Learning and Data Compensation Method
Podder, Nirmol U.S. Department of Energy	Session YF1.00006 DOE/Fusion Energy Sciences Program Activities in Basic and Low-Temperature Plasma
Powis, Andrew Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Session MW3.00005 Low Temperature Kinetic Plasma Simulations for New and Future Supercomputer Architectures
Radovanov, Svetlana Applied Materials Inc	Session UR1.00006 Ion implantation technology architecture and modelling challenges
Raitses, Yevgeny Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Session YF1.00004 Princeton Collaborative Low Temperature Plasma Research Facility: First Results
Ralchenko, Yuri National Institute of Standards and Technology	Session JT1.00001 Overview of Modern Collisional-Radiative Modeling for Plasmas
Rauf, Shahid Applied Materials	Session BM4.00006 Validation of Plasma Models -- An Industrial Perspective
Rauf, Shahid Applied Materials Inc	Session PW2.00002 Kinetic Modeling of Low-Pressure Multi-Frequency Capacitively Coupled Plasmas
Roy, Christopher J. Virginia Tech	Session BM4.00002 Model Validation: Some Approaches to Assessing Models with Experimental Data
Sales, Christopher Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, Drexel University	Session VR1.00002 Aerosols and plasma in the age of COVID-19: non-thermal plasma technologies for inactivation of viruses
Sasaki, Koichi Hokkaido University	Session QW3.00003 Diagnostics of liquid-side phenomena in plasma-liquid interaction
Schultz, David Northern Arizona University	Session SR1.00001 Atomic processes gaseous media: Ion and secondary-electron transport from swift ion precipitation into the Jovian upper atmosphere
Schulze, Julian Ruhr-University Bochum	Session JT2.00001 Electron heating and the Magnetic Asymmetry Effect in magnetized capacitive radio-frequency plasmas
Severn, Gregory Dept. of Physics \& Biophysics, Univ. of San Diego	Session BM2.00001 Plasma Two Ways: Foundations of Kinetic and Fluid Models of Plasma, a Tutorial
Shannon, Steven North Carolina State University	Session BM2.00002 Using the plasma fluid equations to understand two stream instability and vice versa
Shinagawa, Jun Tokyo Electron America, Inc.	Session BM3.00004 Pairing plasma diagnostics, theory and simulations with machine learning to overcome the limitations of big data analytics in complex plasma processes
Sobolewski, Mark National Institute of Standards and Technology	Session DM3.00002 In-situ measurement of electron emission yields at plasma-exposed surfaces
Stapelmann, Katharina North Carolina State University	Session PW4.00001 Plasma liquid chemistry in the presence of atomic oxygen - implications for plasma medicine
Sugai, Hideo Chubu University	Session TR3.00002 Generation of highly-controllable versatile microwave plasma using dual resonant-cavity
Sullivan, James Australian National University	Session MW1.00001 Positron interactions with biosystems
Surko, Clifford M. University of California San Diego	Session XF1.00002 Plasmas and Trap Based Beams as Drivers for New Science with Antimatter
Takahashi, Kazunori Department of Electrical Engineering, Tohoku University	Session MW4.00001 Plasma expansion in a magnetic nozzle thruster
Turner, Miles M. Dublin City University	Session BM4.00003 Validation Studies: Are Particle-in-Cell Simulations in Good Agreement with Experiments?
Vallee, Christophe UGA (LTM/CNRS)	Session QW1.00001 Plasma ALD strategies for area selective deposition
Vass, Mate Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany; Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Hungary	Session PW2.00001 Electron power absorption in capacitive RF plasmas based on a moment analysis of the Boltzmann equation
Vuletic, Vladan Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Session PW1.00001 Precision Spectroscopy of Trapped Yb$^+$ in Search for Dark Matter
Wang, Li Ruhr-University Bochum	Session DM3.00005 2D PIC simulations of realistic plasma-surface interactions in geometrically asymmetric capacitive radio frequency discharges
Wende, Kristian INP Greifswald/ZIK plasmatis	Session BM3.00007 Data reprocessing in omics-driven approaches in plasma medicine
Yee, Benjamin Sandia National Laboratories	Session DM1.00003 Particle Methods for Revealing Kinetic Plasma Behavior
Zammit, Mark Los Alamos National Laboratory	Session JT1.00004 First-Principles Molecular Spectra for Air and Astrophysical Plasmas

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73rd Annual Gaseous Electronics Virtual Conference

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