Oral Presentations
David GRAVESUniversity of California
Berkeley, CA,

[O-1] Biological effects of cold atmospheric plasma: Current status
Pietro RANIERI

Drexel University
Camden, NJ,

[O-2] Propagation of plasma effects into tissue: Cell-to-cell signaling or direct ROS effects?
Ryugo TERO
Toyohashi University of Technology
Toyohashi,

[O-3] Degeneration of artificial cell membranes induced by plasma-generated reactive oxygen species
Kristian WENDE
INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-4] On the chemistry of remote effects of non-thermal plasmas
Ilaria TRIZIO

University of Bari
Bari,

[O-5] DBD-generated RONS in biological liquids for 2D and 3D in vitro studies on eukaryotic cells
Sander BEKESCHUS

INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-6] Cold physical plasma-treated medium demonstrates antitumor activity against pancreatic cancer cells in vitro and in vivo
Julie CHAUVIN
Paul Sabatier University
Toulouse,

[O-7] Investigation of cell death mechanisms of 3D multicellular tumor spheroids (MCTS) after contact with a plasma activated medium
Kenji ISHIKAWA
Nagoya University
Nagoya,

[O-8] Metabolic profiles on glioblastoma (U251SP) modified in plasma-activated medium (PAM) cultivation
Ryo FURUTA

Nagoya University
Nagoya,

[O-9] Dynamic behavior of HeLa cells in plasma-activated medium
Pierre-Marie GIRARD
Paris-Sud University
Orsay,

[O-10] Synergistic effect of H2O2 and NO2 in cell death induced by cold atmospheric He plasma
Eun Ha CHOI
Kwangwoon University
Seoul,

[O-11] Plasma activated water Induced the activation of FOXO3 signaling caused cell death of squamous (A349) carcinoma
Jörn WINTER
INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-12] Challenges and solutions on the way to a deployable plasma endoscope
Kerstin HORN
INNOVENT e.V.
Jena,

[O-13] Screening test of a new pulsed mini-plasma-jet for medical application
Toshihiro TAKAMATSU

Kobe University
Kobe,

[O-14] Development of atmospheric non-thermal plasma sources created by 3D printer for medical application
Mário JANDA
Comenius University
Bratislava,

[O-15] Antimicrobial NOx generated by transient spark in atmospheric dry air and air with water electrospray
Thibault DARNY
University of Orleans
Orleans,

[O-16] Conductive target influence on helium metastable production in a µs plasma gun discharge
Giovanni BUSCO
University of Orleans
Orleans,

[O-17] Study of chemico-physical properties of a He plasma gun in the context of skin physioxia for cosmetical applications
Tetsuji SHIMIZU
Terraplasma GmbH
Garching,

[O-18] Surface micro-discharge plasma for disinfection
Takehiko SATO
Tohoku University
Sendai,

[O-19] Development of small sterilization device using LT plasma flow at atmospheric pressure
Olga STEPANOVA

Saint Petersburg State University
Saint Petersburg,

[O-20] Bactericidal action of DBD plasma jet in helium at varying average discharge power
Masafumi JINNO
Ehime University
Matsuyama,

[O-21] Synergistic effect between electrical and chemical factors in plasma gene transfection
Yoko YAMANISHI
Kyushu University
Fukuoka,

[O-22] Gene transfer by circulating plasma-bubble flow
Uroš CVELBAR
Jožef Stefan Institute
Ljubljana,

[O-23] Safety level of atmospheric pressure jet skin treatment
Emilio MARTINES
Consorzio RFX
Padova,

[O-24] Plasma treatment of sheep skin wounds in veterinary medicine
Yuzuru IKEHARA
AIST
Tsukuba,

[O-25] Mechanism of blood coagulation induced by plasma treatment in addition to the acceleration of the natural blood coagulation process
Mark JACOFSKY
Plasmology4
Scottsdale, AZ,

[O-26] Hemostasis with tissue preservation using the Plaz4™ atmospheric pressure plasma jet in vivo
Michael Gangyu KONG
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an,

[O-27] An evaluation of a CAP-based treatment of psoriasis

EP Technologies LLC
Akron, OH,

[O-28] Non-thermal DBD plasma for enhancing intracellular DNA delivery
Gregory FRIDMAN
Drexel University
Camden, NJ

[O-29] Non-equilibrium gliding arc discharge plasma-activated water in plasma agriculture: Pathogen control
Dongping LIU

Dalian Nationalities University
Dalian,

[O-30] Atmospheric-pressure air microplasmas for agricultural applications
Kyoung Suk OH
National Fusion Research Institute
Gunsan,

[O-31] Effect for the GABA accumulation of brown rice using the plasma and the plasma discharged water
Stanislav KYZEK

Comenius University
Bratislava,

[O-32] Monitoring of the potential genotoxic effect of low temperature plasma in pea seeds
Thomas von WOEDTKE
INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-33] The redox potential in liquids as possible parameter to estimate and compare biological plasma effects
Fanny GIRARD

University of Pau
Pau,

[O-34] Combining spectro-electrochemical methods to characterize the RONS generated in physiological buffer exposed to diffuse cold atmospheric plasmas
Helena JABLONOWSKI

INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-35] Plasma induced reactive oxygen species in biorelevant liquids: different species have various origins
Barbora TARABOVÁ

Comenius University
Bratislava,

[O-36] Challenges of RONS detection in air plasma activated solutions by colorimetric and fluorescent based assays
Daniela BOEHM
Dublin Institute of Technology
Dublin,

[O-37] Plasma activated liquids show distinct biocidal effects between microbial and mammalian cells
Endre SZILI
University of South Australia
Adelaide,

[O-38] Effect of sparging in plasma medicine
Thomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia, PA,

[O-39] Tissue growth, repair and regeneration due to ASK1 inhibition is further enhanced by cold atmospheric dielectric barrier discharge treatment
Shota SASAKI

Tohoku University
Sendai,

[O-40] Interaction between plasma-activated calcium ion channel and uptake of drug-simulated molecule
Oleg LUNOV

Czech Academy of Sciences
Prague,

[O-41] Towards the understanding of non-thermal plasma effects on bacteria and mammalian cells
Augusto STANCAMPIANO

University of Bologna
Bologna,

[O-42] Effect of cold atmospheric plasma on human papillomavirus type 16 infected keratinocytes
Alibi BAITUKHA

University of Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris,

[O-43] Carboplatin drug delivery systems prepared by catalyst free PECVD reactor for biomedical application
Michael R. WERTHEIMER
Polytechnique Montreal
Montreal,

[O-44] Chemical aspects of endothelial cell adhesion and growth for vascular grafts
Anna LIGUORI

University of Bologna
Bologna,

[O-45] Non-equilibrium atmospheric pressure plasma technology for anti-CD 10 antibody immobilization on PLLA nanofibres
Farzaneh AREFI-KHONSARI
Universite of Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris,

[O-46] Deposition of thin films using a transporting discharge at atmospheric pressure
Lukasz JABLONOWSKI

University of Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-47] Atmospheric pressure plasma application in the oral cavity: Short term experiments in mice
Bruno HONNORAT
University of Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris,

[O-48] Therapeutic effect of cold atmospheric plasma on oral cavity squamous cell carcinomas
Hans-Robert METELMANN
University of Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-49] Cancer treatment and physical plasma: A clinical phase-I-study concept and first results
Kazue MIZUNO

Stanford University
Stanford, CA,

[O-50] Nanosecond pulsed streamer discharge delayed the tumor growth at unirradiated sites in vivo
Michael KEIDAR
George Washington University
Washington, DC,

[O-51] Toward understanding the selective anti-cancer capacity of cold atmospheric plasma - an aquaporins-based model
Nobuyuki SHIMIZU
International University of Health and Welfare
Tokyo,

[O-52] Systematization of the mechanism by which plasma irradiation causes cell growth and tumor cell death
Ionuţ TOPALĂ
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
Iaşi,

[O-53] Viability and cell biology for HeLa and VERO cells after exposure to low temperature air DBD plasma
Cristina CANAL
Polytechnic University of Catalonia
Barcelona,

[O-54] Atmospheric pressure plasma jet selectivity towards bone cancer
Sybille HASSE
INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-55] Cold argon plasma as an adjuvant therapy option in progressive head and neck cancer - results of a preclinical study
Anne MAI-PROCHNOW
CSIRO
Lindfield,

[O-56] Cold plasma treatment of single- and mixed-species biofilms
Zuzana KOVAĽOVÁ

Comenius University
Bratislava,

[O-57] Biofilm thickness and biomass reduction after treatment with DC air corona discharges
Joanna PAWŁAT
Lublin University of Technology
Lublin,

[O-58] Comparison of RONS generation and biodecontamination by atmospheric pressure plasma sources: Transient spark, mini glide-arc and dielectric barrier discharge jet
Andrea COCHIS
University of Eastern Piedmont
Novara,

[O-59] Effective decontamination of soft reline-based oral cancer shutters by means of non-thermal atmospheric plasma
Utku Kürşat ERCAN

İzmir Kâtip Çelebi University
İzmir,

[O-60] Evaluation of antimicrobial activity of nebulized plasma-treated liquids for control of ventilator associated pneumonia
Katrin RÖDDER
INP Greifswald
Greifswald,

[O-61] Cold plasma treatment of murine cancer cells triggers immunogenic responses in splenocytes ex vivo
Yosky KATAOKA
RIKEN
Kobe,

[O-62] Effect of atmospheric-pressure plasma irradiation on the central nervous system of adult rats
Julia BANDOW
Ruhr University
Bochum,

[O-63] Plasma-based inactivation of proteins
Jan-Wilm LACKMANN

Ruhr University
Bochum,

[O-64] Cysteine as a model for comparing the impact of plasmas on biological samples
Ji Hoon PARK

Kwangwoon University
Seoul,

[O-65] Effect of cold atmospheric plasma and nanosecond pulsed plasma on protein folding and deactivation of drug resistance bacteria: Experimental and computational outlook
Liam O'NEILL
TheraDep
Palo Alto, CA,

[O-66] Deposition of biomolecules via non-thermal plasma devices
Simon MAHEUX

Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
Belvaux,

[O-67] Effect of small unilamellar liposome composition on their degradation mechanism in physiological liquids by nanosecond pulsed cold atmospheric plasma under nitrogen atmosphere
Amanda LIETZ

University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI,

[O-68] Impact of electrode placement on RONS production in atmospheric pressure plasma jets
Maksudbek YUSUPOV
University of Antwerp
Antwerp,

[O-69] Effect of electric field on pore formation in model systems for lipid membrane and skin barrier: A molecular dynamics study
Tomoyuki MURAKAMI
Seikei University
Musashino,

[O-70] Modelling of plasma interaction with gas-liquid interface