Oral Presentations

David GRAVES
University of California
Berkeley, CA, USA
[O-1] Biological effects of cold atmospheric plasma: Current status

Pietro RANIERI
Drexel University
Camden, NJ, USA
[O-2] Propagation of plasma effects into tissue: Cell-to-cell signaling or direct ROS effects?

Ryugo TERO
Toyohashi University of Technology
Toyohashi, JAPAN
[O-3] Degeneration of artificial cell membranes induced by plasma-generated reactive oxygen species

Kristian WENDE
INP Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[O-4] On the chemistry of remote effects of non-thermal plasmas

Ilaria TRIZIO
University of Bari
Bari, ITALY
[O-5] DBD-generated RONS in biological liquids for 2D and 3D in vitro studies on eukaryotic cells

Sander BEKESCHUS
INP Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[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, FRANCE
[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, JAPAN
[O-8] Metabolic profiles on glioblastoma (U251SP) modified in plasma-activated medium (PAM) cultivation

Ryo FURUTA
Nagoya University
Nagoya, JAPAN
[O-9] Dynamic behavior of HeLa cells in plasma-activated medium

Pierre-Marie GIRARD
Paris-Sud University
Orsay, FRANCE
[O-10] Synergistic effect of H2O2 and NO2 in cell death induced by cold atmospheric He plasma

Eun Ha CHOI
Kwangwoon University
Seoul, SOUTH KOREA
[O-11] Plasma activated water Induced the activation of FOXO3 signaling caused cell death of squamous (A349) carcinoma

Jörn WINTER
INP Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[O-12] Challenges and solutions on the way to a deployable plasma endoscope

Kerstin HORN
INNOVENT e.V.
Jena, GERMANY
[O-13] Screening test of a new pulsed mini-plasma-jet for medical application

Toshihiro TAKAMATSU
Kobe University
Kobe, JAPAN
[O-14] Development of atmospheric non-thermal plasma sources created by 3D printer for medical application

Mário JANDA
Comenius University
Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
[O-15] Antimicrobial NOx generated by transient spark in atmospheric dry air and air with water electrospray

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

Giovanni BUSCO
University of Orleans
Orleans, FRANCE
[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, GERMANY
[O-18] Surface micro-discharge plasma for disinfection

Takehiko SATO
Tohoku University
Sendai, JAPAN
[O-19] Development of small sterilization device using LT plasma flow at atmospheric pressure

Olga STEPANOVA
Saint Petersburg State University
Saint Petersburg, RUSSIA
[O-20] Bactericidal action of DBD plasma jet in helium at varying average discharge power

Masafumi JINNO
Ehime University
Matsuyama, JAPAN
[O-21] Synergistic effect between electrical and chemical factors in plasma gene transfection

Yoko YAMANISHI
Kyushu University
Fukuoka, JAPAN
[O-22] Gene transfer by circulating plasma-bubble flow

Uroš CVELBAR
Jožef Stefan Institute
Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
[O-23] Safety level of atmospheric pressure jet skin treatment

Emilio MARTINES
Consorzio RFX
Padova, ITALY
[O-24] Plasma treatment of sheep skin wounds in veterinary medicine

Yuzuru IKEHARA
AIST
Tsukuba, JAPAN
[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, USA
[O-26] Hemostasis with tissue preservation using the Plaz4™ atmospheric pressure plasma jet in vivo

Michael Gangyu KONG
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an, CHINA
[O-27] An evaluation of a CAP-based treatment of psoriasis

Sameer KALGHATGI
EP Technologies LLC
Akron, OH, USA
[O-28] Non-thermal DBD plasma for enhancing intracellular DNA delivery
post-deadline update: presentation was cancelled due to speaker absence

Gregory FRIDMAN
Drexel University
Camden, NJ USA
[O-29] Non-equilibrium gliding arc discharge plasma-activated water in plasma agriculture: Pathogen control

Dongping LIU
Dalian Nationalities University
Dalian, CHINA
[O-30] Atmospheric-pressure air microplasmas for agricultural applications

Kyoung Suk OH
National Fusion Research Institute
Gunsan, SOUTH KOREA
[O-31] Effect for the GABA accumulation of brown rice using the plasma and the plasma discharged water

Stanislav KYZEK
Comenius University
Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
[O-32] Monitoring of the potential genotoxic effect of low temperature plasma in pea seeds

Thomas von WOEDTKE
INP Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[O-33] The redox potential in liquids as possible parameter to estimate and compare biological plasma effects

Fanny GIRARD
University of Pau
Pau, FRANCE
[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, GERMANY
[O-35] Plasma induced reactive oxygen species in biorelevant liquids: different species have various origins

Barbora TARABOVÁ
Comenius University
Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
[O-36] Challenges of RONS detection in air plasma activated solutions by colorimetric and fluorescent based assays

Daniela BOEHM
Dublin Institute of Technology
Dublin, IRELAND
[O-37] Plasma activated liquids show distinct biocidal effects between microbial and mammalian cells

Endre SZILI
University of South Australia
Adelaide, AUSTRALIA
[O-38] Effect of sparging in plasma medicine

Theresa FREEMAN
Thomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia, PA, USA
[O-39] Tissue growth, repair and regeneration due to ASK1 inhibition is further enhanced by cold atmospheric dielectric barrier discharge treatment
post-deadline update: presentation was cancelled due to speaker absence

Shota SASAKI
Tohoku University
Sendai, JAPAN
[O-40] Interaction between plasma-activated calcium ion channel and uptake of drug-simulated molecule

Oleg LUNOV
Czech Academy of Sciences
Prague, CZECHIA
[O-41] Towards the understanding of non-thermal plasma effects on bacteria and mammalian cells

Augusto STANCAMPIANO
University of Bologna
Bologna, ITALY
[O-42] Effect of cold atmospheric plasma on human papillomavirus type 16 infected keratinocytes

Alibi BAITUKHA
University of Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris, FRANCE
[O-43] Carboplatin drug delivery systems prepared by catalyst free PECVD reactor for biomedical application

Michael R. WERTHEIMER
Polytechnique Montreal
Montreal, CANADA
[O-44] Chemical aspects of endothelial cell adhesion and growth for vascular grafts

Anna LIGUORI
University of Bologna
Bologna, ITALY
[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, FRANCE
[O-46] Deposition of thin films using a transporting discharge at atmospheric pressure

Lukasz JABLONOWSKI
University of Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[O-47] Atmospheric pressure plasma application in the oral cavity: Short term experiments in mice

Bruno HONNORAT
University of Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris, FRANCE
[O-48] Therapeutic effect of cold atmospheric plasma on oral cavity squamous cell carcinomas

Hans-Robert METELMANN
University of Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[O-49] Cancer treatment and physical plasma: A clinical phase-I-study concept and first results

Kazue MIZUNO
Stanford University
Stanford, CA, USA
[O-50] Nanosecond pulsed streamer discharge delayed the tumor growth at unirradiated sites in vivo

Michael KEIDAR
George Washington University
Washington, DC, USA
[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, JAPAN
[O-52] Systematization of the mechanism by which plasma irradiation causes cell growth and tumor cell death

Ionuţ TOPALĂ
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
Iaşi, ROMANIA
[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, SPAIN
[O-54] Atmospheric pressure plasma jet selectivity towards bone cancer

Sybille HASSE
INP Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[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, AUSTRALIA
[O-56] Cold plasma treatment of single- and mixed-species biofilms

Zuzana KOVAĽOVÁ
Comenius University
Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
[O-57] Biofilm thickness and biomass reduction after treatment with DC air corona discharges

Joanna PAWŁAT
Lublin University of Technology
Lublin, POLAND
[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, ITALY
[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, TURKEY
[O-60] Evaluation of antimicrobial activity of nebulized plasma-treated liquids for control of ventilator associated pneumonia

Katrin RÖDDER
INP Greifswald
Greifswald, GERMANY
[O-61] Cold plasma treatment of murine cancer cells triggers immunogenic responses in splenocytes ex vivo

Yosky KATAOKA
RIKEN
Kobe, JAPAN
[O-62] Effect of atmospheric-pressure plasma irradiation on the central nervous system of adult rats

Julia BANDOW
Ruhr University
Bochum, GERMANY
[O-63] Plasma-based inactivation of proteins

Jan-Wilm LACKMANN
Ruhr University
Bochum, GERMANY
[O-64] Cysteine as a model for comparing the impact of plasmas on biological samples

Ji Hoon PARK
Kwangwoon University
Seoul, SOUTH KOREA
[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, USA
[O-66] Deposition of biomolecules via non-thermal plasma devices

Simon MAHEUX
Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
Belvaux, LUXEMBOURG
[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, USA
[O-68] Impact of electrode placement on RONS production in atmospheric pressure plasma jets

Maksudbek YUSUPOV
University of Antwerp
Antwerp, BELGIUM
[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, JAPAN
[O-70] Modelling of plasma interaction with gas-liquid interface

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