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March 6-10, 2016 Work in These Multidisciplinary Fields ISPlasma/IC-PLANTS is a specialized international symposium that Please resister on our website. brings together about 1,000 world-leading scientists and engineers Registration in Nagoya, Japan to discuss latest researches in the fields of advanced plasma science, its applications for processing and Advanced Online Registration is required. manufacturing of nitrides and nanomaterials, as well as new Registration Fee： General Student 8th International Symposium on Advanced Plasma Science systems for technology transfers. This symposium will address issues Early Registration（Until Feb 20, 2016） JPY 45,000 JPY 15,000 and its Applications for Nitrides and Nanomaterials / such as global warming, resources and energy problems to which 9th International Conference on Plasma-Nano Technology & Science On-site Registration JPY 50,000 JPY 20,000 ISPlasma2016 advanced plasma science and its application technologies can Tutorial Fee： greatly contribute. In this symposium biosensing technologies will Participant in Main Symposium JPY 1,000 JPY 1,000 be also highlighted, because of their increasing importance in Tutorial Registration Only JPY 10,000 JPY 5,000 healthcare, agri-food and environmental areas. We hope that this Banquet Fee（on March 8, 2016） JPY 6,000 JPY 3,000 symposium will provide an ideal venue for the exchange of new ideas and information, and also support the initiation or further * Refunds cannot be made at any reason. development of international collaborations among those who March 6-10, 2016 work in these multidisciplinary fields. Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan Related Fields Venue Organizing Committee Plasma Science & Technologies Nagoya University Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya JAPAN ・Plasma Source ・Advanced Plasma Diagnostics Phone：+81-52-581-3241 ・Modeling & Simulation ・Plasma in Liquid Chairperson ・Thin Film Deposition Process ・Etching Process From Nagoya Station From Kanayama Station ・Flexible Electronics ・Plasma Biology & Medicine Hiroshi Amano, Nagoya University ・Plasma Agriculture ・Plasma for Nano & Green Technologies 15min. by Subway Higashiyama-line Nitride Semiconductors Motoyama Transter 21min. by Subway Meijo-line Vice-Chairperson ・ Crystal Growth of GaN & Related Materials ・MBE Growth & Nitrogen Source 2min. by Subway Meijo-line Masaru Hori, Nagoya University ・Characterization ・Device Processing ・Optical & Optoelectronic Devices ・Electron & Power Devices Hideto Miyake, Mie University Nagoya Daigaku Station Mineo Hiramatsu, Meijo University Nanomaterials 1min. on foot ・Nanodots & Nanoparticles ・Nanotubes, Nanowires & Nanorods ・2D Nanomaterials ・Porous Materials & Membranes Nagoya University ・Composites & Functionally Grade Materials Sponsored by： The Japan Society of Applied Physics ・Surface Modification & Functionalization Co-sponsored by： Nagoya University ・Applications for Energy, Environment, Nanomedicine & Sensing Nagoya Institute of Technology Kami - Iida Meijo University Biosensing Chubu University ・Detection Technologies ・Optical Devices, Baioimaging Heian - Dori The Japan Society of Plasma Science and Nuclear Fusion Research ・Electrochemical Devices ・Biosensors Owari - Seto Nagoya Hisaya Ozone The Japanese Association for Crystal Growth ・Biomarkers & Biosensor Surfaces ・Fabrication Technologies odori University Nagoya ・Biomaterials ・Biodevices, μTAS, Lab on a Chip Marunouchi Sakae machi Motoyama Chikusa Fujigaoka Contact Fushimi Sakae Imaike Akaike Nakamura Tsurumai Secretariat：Inter Group Corp kuyakusyo Kamimaezu Gokiso E-mail：[email protected] Phone：+81-52-581-3241 Special Issue Kanayama Takabata Selected papers will be published in a special issue of Nonami a scientific journal. 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Schedule at a glance Time 3/6（Sun） 3/7（Mon） 3/8（Tue） 3/9（Wed） 3/10（Thu） Time 9:00 9:00 9:10 Registration 9:00-19:00 Registration 09:10-16:40 Registration 9:10-19:00 Registration 9:10-16:30 9:10 9:30 Plasma Science & Nitride Plasma Science & Nitride Nanomaterials 5 Biosensing 5 Plasma Science & Nitride Nanomaterials 7 9:30 Technologies 3 Semiconductors 3 Technologies 5 Semiconductors 5 < Carbon / 2D <Optical and Technologies 7 Semiconductors 7 < Optical Properties > <Atmospheric <UV-emitters 1> <Nano and Green <Electron Devices 1> materials > Electrical Biosensing> <Bio and Medical <Optoelectronics> 10:00 Opening Address Prof. Hiroshi Amano Nagoya University Invited Lecture 10:00 Pressure Plasma> Invited Lecture Technology > Invited Lecture Application > Nanomaterials 3 Biosensing 3 Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Dr. Cyril Pernot Nikkiso < Nanocomposite <Analytical Dr. Arulkumaran Prof. Toshihiko Prof. Jun Xu Biosensing 7 10:10 Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Prof. Akira Invited Lecture Prof. Siddharth Nanjing University 10:10 Plenary Lecture Dr. Leo Schowalter Alloy > Biosensing> Subramaniam Baba Dr. Zdenko Machala Prof. Miran Mozetič Koshio Dr. Gregory Rajan Tokyo Universyt of Science CrystalIS Nanyang Yokohama National Prof. Yudi Darma Prof. Akira Fujishima Comenius University Jožef Stefan Technological Mie University Fridman Ohio State Institut Teknologi 10:45 Dr. Tim Wernicke Institute University 10:45 Technische Universität Berlin University Drexel University University Bandung 11:00 Break 11:00-11:10 Break 11:00-11:15 Break 11:00-11:15 11:00 11:10 Plasma Science & Nitride Nanomaterials 4 Biosensing 4 Plasma Science& Nitride Nanomaterials 6 11:10 Keynote Lecture Technologies 4 Semiconductors 4 < Nanowire > <Biosensing for Technologies 6 Semiconductors 6 < Surface > Sophia University <Plasma Physics> <UV-emitters 2> Healthcare> <Etching> <Electron Devices 2> 11:15 Prof. Katsumi Kishino Invited Lecture Invited Lecture 11:15 Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture 11:40 Dr. Hideki Hirayama Prof. Shinjiro Prof. Po-Yu Poster Session ③ 11:00-12:30 11:40 Prof. Osamu Riken Hara Prof. Shoji Dr. Susumu Dr. Marianne Chen Biosensing 6 12:00 Keynote Lecture Sakai Prof. Dabing Li Hokkaido University Takeuchi Kaminaga Germain National Tsing 12:00 Dr. Sungwoo Hwang The University of Changchun Institute of Prof. Tsuyoshi The University SPP ExaGaN Hua University 12:15 Samsung Shiga Prefecture Optics of Tokyo Technologies 12:15 Yanagida Co., Ltd 12:20 Kyushu University 12:20 Registration 12:30 12:30 12:20-20:00 12:40 12:40 13:00 Tutorial Lunch 12:30-14:00 Lunch 12:30-14:00 Lunch 12:30-14:00 Lunch 12:30-14:00 13:00 Plasma Science & Technologies 13:20 Prof. Uwe Czarnezki 13:20 Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Institut 13:40 fur Experimentalphysik V 13:40 Nitride Nanomaterials 1 Biosensing 1 14:00 Break 14:00-14:10 Topical Session 1 Topical Session 3 14:00 Semiconductors 1 <Biosensing for Topical Session 2 Tutorial <Biosensing based on Special Session Invited Lecture 14:10 <Crystal Growth> Invited Lecture Biology> <Widegap Semiconductors with Plasma Processing 1> 14:10 Nitride Semiconductors Prof. Franz Nanotechnology> Prof. Pere Roca I. Cabarrocas Ecole Polytechnique Prof. Christian Wetzel 14:30 Invited Lecture Faupel Invited Lecture Keynote Lecture Invited Lecture Prof. Keiji Ueno Saitama University 14:30 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Plasma Science Dr. Michal Prof. Akira Dr. Koh Matsumoto & Technologies Christian Prof. Tomoji Kawai Dr. Czesław Skierbiszewski 15:00 Taiyo Nippon Sanso 1 Bockowski -Albrechts Matsumoto Unipress 15:00 Osaka University Break 15:00-15:15 <Thin Films> Unipress -Univers it ät Tokyo Medical Prof. Bao-pin Zhan 15:10 Dr. Yohei Otoki zu Kiel and Dental Invited Lecture Xiamen University 15:10 Break 15:10-15:20 SCIOCS University 15:15 Prof. Meng Jiy Wang Dr. Yoshio Honda 15:15 National Taiwan University of Nagoya University 15:20 Scuence and Technology 15:20 15:30 Tutorial Topical Session 3 15:30 Nanomaterials Break 15:30-15:45 Break 15:30-15:45 Break 15:30-15:45 15:40 15:40 Prof. Kenji Shiraishi Dr. Bruno Daudin 15:45 Nagoya University Plasma Science & Nitride CEA-Grenoble 15:45 Topical Session 1 Topical Session 2 Technologies 2 Semiconductors 2 <Widegap Semiconductors with Plasma Processing 1> 16:00 <Solution <Growth and <Biosensing based on Nanotechnology> 16:00 Plasma> Characterizations> Invited Lecture Invited Lecture 16:20 16:20 Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Prof. Nae-Eung Lee Sungkyunkwan University Prof. Tamotsu Hashizume Nanomaterials 2 Biosensing 2 Hokkaido University 16:30 Prof. David Go Prof. Yoichi < Growth and <Material Science Prof. Stella W. Pang City University of Hong Kong 16:30 Prof. Makoto Kasu Break 16:20-17:20 University of Kawakami Characterizations> for Biosensing> Prof. Akira Mizuno Toyohashi University of Technology 16:40 Notre Dame Kyoto University Saga University Award Ceremony 16:40 17:00 17:00 Break 17:00-17:30 17:20 17:20 Tutorial Move to Banquet Closing 17:30 Biosensing 17:30 17:45 Prof. Takanori Ichiki 17:45 The University of Tokyo 18:00 Poster Session ① 17:30-19:00 Poster Session ② 17:30-19:00 18:00 18:20 Move to Welcome Reception 18:20 18:30 Banquet 18:30 Welcome Reception 19:00 18:30-20:30 19:00 18:30-20:00 19:30 19:30 20:00 20:00 20:30 20:30 INVITED SPEAKERS PLENARY SPEAKER A. Subramaniam（Nanyang Technological University, SINGAPORE） GaN transistors on silicon using non-gold process technology Akira Fujishima PLASMA SCIENCE T. Wernicke（Technische Universität Berlin, GERMANY） （Tokyo University of Science, JAPAN） G. Fridman（A.J. Drexel Plasma Institute, Drexel University, USA） Deep UV emitters Water photolysis and photocatalysis Non-equilibrium gliding arc discharge plasma-activated water in plasma agriculture： Bao-ping Zhang（Xiamen
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