Future Challenges in Plasma Physics
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Presentations
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Welcome
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Uwe Czarnetzki
- Ruhr-University Bochum)
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Plasma regimes: An exploration of physics challenges
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Gerrit Kroesen
- TU Eindhoven
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What could be the role of numerical simulations in our field?
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Pascal Chabert
- Ecole Polytechnique
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Overview of Report on Frontiers of Plasma Science Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fusion Energy Sciences
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Igor Kaganovich
- Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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Low-temperature plasmas: old drives, new directions
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Luis Alves
- Instituto Superior Técnico
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Coffee Break
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Is there any new plasma physics to be found in low temperature plasmas?
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Bill Graham
- Queen's University
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Key scientific questions on the path to saving the world with plasmas: A personal perspective
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Peter Bruggeman
- University of Minnesota
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When a solid meets a plasma - challenges for theory
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Michael Bonitz
- CAU Kiel
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From low to high - plasma physics at the edge of fusion plasmas
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Thomas Klinger
- Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics
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Break
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Challenge towards controlling atomic level interactions of plasma with surfaces
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Masaru Hori
- Nagoya University
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Role of education in advancing plasma science
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Yi-Kang Pu
- Tsinghua University
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The path forward: Summary and Discussion
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Mark Kushner
- University of Michigan
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