Symposia & Program

Frontier of Nano-Materials Based on Advanced Plasma Technologies

Organizers:

Representative
Prof. Kenji ISHIKAWA Nagoya University
Correspondence
Prof. Masaharu SHIRATANI Kyushu University siratani@ed.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Co-Organizers
Prof. Kenji ISHIKAWA Nagoya University
Prof. Yasushi INOUE Chiba Institute of Technology
Prof. Toshiro KANEKO Tohoku University
Dr. Jaeho KIM National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Prof. Masaharu SHIRATANI Kyushu University
Prof. Yuichi SETSUHARA Osaka University
Prof. Kazuo TERASHIMA The University of Tokyo
Prof. Nobuya HAYASHI Kyushu University
Prof. Akihisa OGINO Shizuoka University
Prof. Kazunori KOGA Kyushu University

Scope:

Plasma process is a key technology for synthesis of functional nanomaterials, which can evolve into industrial platforms for nanodevice fabrication technologies including bio-inspired nano processes. In addition to a variety of conventional plasma processes, much attention has been paid to novel plasma technologies including tmospheric-pressure non-thermal plasmas, which have been actively studied for applications to surface modifications and ultra-high-rate fabrication of functional nanomaterials. Major objective of this session is to provide an interdisciplinary forum for scientists and engineers in research areas including plasma technologies and nanomaterials to enhance discussions on latest achievements and challenges on the frontier of nanomaterials fabrications based on advanced plasma technologies; characterization and control of subsurface reactions in the advanced plasma processes, synthesis of novel nanomaterials, nanostructure control of materials and novel functionality of nanomaterials.

Topics:

1. Advanced Plasma Processes for Green Nanotechnologies
2. Functional Nanomaterials Fabrications and Nanostructure Control
3. Plasma Processes for Energy and Environmental Applications
4. Plasma Medicine and Bio-Inspired Nano Processes
5. Advanced Plasmas & Surface Diagnostics
6. Deposition Processes
7. Etching Processes
8. Simulation and Database