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    Non-thermal plasma technology and nanomaterials for decontamination of water and surface
    David Duday
    Luxemburg Institute of Science and Technology, Luxemburg
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    Multicomponent Functional Films for Energy and Environment
    Per Eklund
    Linkoeping University, Sweden
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    Plasma Chemical Promotion of CO₂ Hydrogenation via Eley-Rideal Pathways
    Tomihiro Nozaki
    Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
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    Spectrally Selective and Superacid Multilayer Coatings with Superior Self-Cleaning and Anti-Pathogenic Properties
    Lars Österlund
    Uppsala University, Sweden
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    Plasma-deposited ZnGa2O4 Complex-oxide Materials and Their Applications
    Dong-Sing Wuu
    National Chi Nan University, Taiwan
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    Present status and future direction of plasma farming in Japan
    Masaharu Shiratani
    Kyushu University, Japan
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    Dry Reforming of Methane using La203 Co-supported Ni/MgAI203 Catalyst in a DBD Non-thermal plasma Reactor
    Nor Aishah Saidina Amin
    University Technology Malaysia, Malaysia
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    EU activities: Non-equilibrium plasma as a novel tool in agriculture and food technologies
    Nevena Puač
    Institute of Physics Belgrade, Serbia
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    Infectivity of materials and their evaluation
    Hideyuki Kanematsu
    National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Suzuka College, Japan
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    National Research Strategies: Plasma Frontier and Application
    Komgrit Leksakul
    Chiang Mai University, Thailand
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    Overview of Plasma Farming in Korea
    Seong Bong Kim
    KEF(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), Korea
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    Measurement of Residual Stress on Transition Metal Nitride Hard Coating by X-Ray Diffraction Combining with Nanoindentation Methods
    Jia-Hong Huang
    National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
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    Intelligent Electrolytic Plasma Processes with Real Time Diagnostics by Dynamic Voltammetry Analysis
    Aleksey Yerokhin
    Manchester University, UK
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