CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2020
AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting (SciTech 2020), 6-10 January 2020, Orlando, FL
- T. L. Chng, I. Orel, I. V. Adamovich, N. A. Popov and S. Starikovskaia
N-atom Production at High Electric Fields: E-FISH and TALIF Experiments for Understanding Fast Ionization Wave Kinetics, AIAA Paper 2020-0183 - I. Gulko, E. Jans, C. Richards, N. Radomski, and I. V. Adamovich
Selective Generation of Metastable Excited Species in Hybrid Plasmas for Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Catalysis Applications [Invited] - I. Gulko, E. Jans, C. Richards, X. Yang, D. van den Bekerom, and I. V. Adamovich
Excited Species Generation in Ns Pulse / RF Hybrid Plasmas, AIAA Paper 2020-3240 - E. R. Jans, I. Gulko, X. Yang, T. A. Miller, and I. V. Adamovich
Complementary Laser Diagnostics of Metastable N2(A3Σu+,v) Molecules in Nonequilibrium Plasmas and in High-Speed Flows, AIAA Paper 2020-1743 - K. Orr, Y. Tang, M. Simeni Simeni, D. van den Bekerom, T. Butterworth, T. Orriere, D. Z. Pai, D. A. Lacoste, M. S. Cha, and I. V. Adamovich
Measurements of Electric Field in High-Pressure Plasmas by Ps and Ns E-FISH Generation, AIAA Paper 2020-0182
73rd Gaseous Electronics Virtual Conference, October 5-9, 2020
- J. Jiang, Y. Aranda Gonzalvo and P. Bruggeman
Mass Spectrometric Study of O, O2(a1Δg) and O3 in Time-modulated RF Driven Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Jets
International Conference on the Physics of Low Temperature Plasmas (PLTP 2020), November 9-13, 2020, Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia
- P. Bruggeman
Quantifying Fluxes in Atmospheric Pressure Plasmas to Gain a Quantitative Understanding of Plasma Processes [Plenary presentation, virtual]
62nd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics (DPP) Fall Meeting, November 9-13, 2020
- P. Bruggeman
Low Temperature Plasma: A Unique Non-Equilibrium Environment [Invited plenary review presentation, virtual]
IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science, December 6-10, 2020 (virtual)
- J. Jiang and P. J. Bruggeman
Tuning Plasma Parameters to Control Reactive Species Fluxes to Substrates for Investigating Plasma Catalysis