The conference > Scientific program
Overview Program

Plenary talks will take place in the Ampthiteater Antipolis / Poster sessions, exhibition, coffee breaks & lunches are located in the Gould area
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AMELI |
Plasma and/in liquids interaction: fundamentals and applications, plasmas for agriculture, bio-medicine, environment, green chemistry (decontamination/sterilization, depollution, gas conversion, bio-medical, treatments…) |
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DEPOS |
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers: fabrication process, characterizations, optical, electrical, tribological, catalytic and others applications |
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GROM |
Thin film growth and modelling (for plasma and others processes) including new data science and artificial intelligence approaches |
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ITEC |
Innovative applications, solutions and technologies (industrial, startup) |
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MODIDD |
Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes: plasma modelling, processing, and diagnostics (optical, electrical, and laser-based diagnostic techniques and innovative data processing approaches (artificial intelligence, large language models (LLM), and digital twins) for low and high-pressure plasmas, as well as laser-produced plasmas and various discharge types (DC, RF, MW, DBD) |
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NANO |
Plasma nanotechnologies: nanomaterials, nanostructured thin films, dusty and misty plasmas, nucleation and growth… |
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PSURF |
Plasma surface processing, plasma etching, atomic layer processing, surface nanostructuration, surface functionnalization |
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Detailed Program
Monday, 22 September 2025
Coffee break
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COFFEE SC1
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10:40
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11:00
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Coffee break
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Mediterranée area
Lunch
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LUNCH SC
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12:40
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14:20
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Lunch
Coffee break
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COFFEE SC2
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16:00
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16:20
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Coffee break
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Mediterranée area
Tuesday, 23 September 2025
Opening ceremony
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OC
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09:10
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09:25
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Opening ceremony
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Antipolis auditorium
- Speaker : C. Corinne CHAMPEAUX (Limoges), V. Vasco GUERRA (Lisbon)
Plenary Lecture 1
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PL 1
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09:25
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10:05
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Plenary Lecture 1
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Antipolis auditorium
09:25
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PL1
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Plasmas for ultrawide bandgap materials
See details
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M.
Mohan
SANKARAN (Urbana-Champaign)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 1
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10:05
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10:35
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 1
DEPO
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DEPO 1
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10:35
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12:15
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 1
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Antipolis auditorium
10:35
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DEPO1-O1-077
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Minimizing the impact of negative oxygen ions on aluminium-doped zinc oxide thin films deposited by rotatable RF magnetron sputtering
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L.
Luc
VILLIBORD (Kongens Lyngby)
10:55
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DEPO1-O2-031
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Controlling the stoichiometry of copper oxides depending on operating parameters
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Y.
Yuqiao
WANG (Paris)
11:15
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DEPO1-O3-023
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Exploring energy transfer in sputter deposited tungsten films: effects of magnetic field strength and pressure-distance on phase composition
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F.
Farzaneh
AHANGARANI-FARAHANI (Ghent)
11:35
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DEPO1-O4-123
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From temperature-independent to tunable resistivity of high-entropy alloys thin films
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S-E.
salah-eddine
BENRAZZOUQ (Nancy)
11:55
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DEPO1-O5-089
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Optimization of deposition parameters for synthesising Nb3Sn film on copper cavity with and without buffer layer
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R.
Reza
VALIZADEH (Daresbury)
Plasma and/in liquid interaction 1
AMELI
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AMELI 1
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10:35
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12:15
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Plasma and/in liquid interaction 1
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Ella Fitzgerald room
10:35
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AMELI1-O1-038
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On the occurrence of internal partial discharges inside aluminium matrix composite layers during plasma electrolytic oxidation process
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T.
thierry
CZERWIEC (Nancy)
10:55
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AMELI1-O2-016
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Investigation of the chemical behaviour of an electrolytic discharge used to synthesize low-density mesoporous metals
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C.
Claire
BOUDAT (Is-sur-Tille)
11:15
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AMELI1-O3-103
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Degradation of methylene orange in aqueous solution using non-thermal plasma
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T.
Truong Son
NGUYEN (Nancy)
11:35
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AMELI1-O4-102
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Plasma technology for tetrodotoxin inactivation in lagocephalus sceleratus fishmeal
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S.
Sotiris
MOUCHTOURIS (Athens)
11:55
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AMELI1-O5-112
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Aerosol-assisted atmospheric pressure plasma deposition of active coatings based on natural antioxidant compounds
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A.
Angelica Maria
LANZA (Bari)
Lunch
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LUNCH 1
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12:30
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14:00
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Lunch
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Gould area
Plenary Lecture 2
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PL 2
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14:00
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14:40
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Plenary Lecture 2
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Antipolis auditorium
14:00
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PL2
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On novel merits of (plasma-assisted) atomic layer deposition for next-generation energy applications
See details
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M.
Mariadriana
CREATORE (Eindhoven)
Thin film growth and modelling 1
GROM
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GROM 1
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14:45
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15:45
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Thin film growth and modelling 1
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Antipolis auditorium
14:45
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GROM1-O1-022
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The role of nitrogen additive on the growth of ultrathin silver films: in situ and real-time studies during magnetron sputtering deposition
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D.
David
BABONNEAU (Poitiers)
15:05
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GROM1-O2-117
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Improving TiO2 anatase crystallization using a low power dielectric barrier discharge at atmospheric pressure in a single step process: a precursor and parametric study
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N.
Nicolas
FOSSEUR (Watermael Boitsfort)
15:25
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GROM1-O3-130
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Experimental and theoretical study of plasma polymerization into 3D structures
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L.
Lenka
ZAJICKOVA (Brno)
Plasma surface processing 1
PSURF
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PSURF 1
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14:45
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15:45
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Plasma surface processing 1
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Ella Fitzgerald room
14:45
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PSURF1-O1-075
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Dry etch process development of gapless silicon nitride microlens array for CMOS imager sensors
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A.
Aurélien
TAVERNIER (Grenoble)
15:05
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PSURF1-O2-104
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Development of plasma ALE for Β-Ga2O3 using the gas mixture SF₆/Ar and CH₄/H₂
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H.
Hiba
BEJI (Nantes)
15:25
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PSURF1-O3-046
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Plasma cryogenic processes applied to SiO2 deep etching
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R.
Remi
DUSSART (Orléans)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 2
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15:45
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16:15
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Thin film growth and modelling 2
GROM
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GROM 2
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16:15
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17:25
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Thin film growth and modelling 2
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Antipolis auditorium
16:15
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GROM2-K1-045
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Metal thin films growth by magnetron sputter deposition in He: numerical and experimental approach
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A-L.
Anne-Lise
THOMANN (Orléans)
16:45
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GROM2-O1-005
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Influence of the nature of the transition metal in oblique angle deposition
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A.
Aurélien
BESNARD (Besançon)
17:05
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GROM2-O2-108
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Kinetic monte carlo simulation of hetero-epitaxial deposition of metal onto silicon substrate; influence of multistep deposition process
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C.
Cédric
MASTAIL (Poitiers)
Plasma surface processing 2
PSURF
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PSURF 2
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16:15
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17:25
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Plasma surface processing 2
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Ella Fitzgerald room
16:15
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PSURF2-K1-090
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Numerical simulations and ion beam experiments for the analyses of surface reactions for reactive ion etching
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S.
Satoshi
HAMAGUCHI (Osaka)
16:45
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PSURF2-O1-107
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Enhancing plasma etching efficiency via physics-based modeling, experimental measurements, machine learning, and optimization algorithms
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G.
George
KOKKORIS (Athens)
17:05
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PSURF2-O2-049
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Formation of black silicon microstructures by the stiger etching process for microfluidic applications
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A.
Ayoub
RAHALI (Orléans)
Poster session 1
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PS 1
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17:30
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19:30
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Poster session 1
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Gould area
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AMELI-P1-053
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Slow pulsed sputtering onto liquid: importance of surface refreshment and of plasma heating
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A.
Amael
CAILLARD (Orléans)
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AMELI-P1-128
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The influence of the discharge parameters on the physicochemical properties of plasma activated water
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L.
LIUTAURAS
MARCINAUSKAS (Kaunas)
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AMELI-P1-146
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Exfoliation and functionalization of graphite particles by pulsed plasma discharges in the gas-liquid phase
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A.
Abdeldjalil
REGUIG (NANCY)
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AMELI-P1-147
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Enhancement of grain quality of brewer’s rice cultivar with plasma treatment of caryopsis using “Smart Agriculture System” based on collected data
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M.
Masaru
HORI (Nagoya)
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DEPO-P1-013
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Elaboration of 316L/Cu composite alloy using a hybrid PVD/SPS process
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Y.
Yoann
PINOT (CLUNY)
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DEPO-P1-027
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Development and investigation of advanced coatings for high-temperature applications
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I.
Imene
TOUMI (Nogent)
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DEPO-P1-050
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Deposition of dielectric, and metal layer solution for TSV integration, innovative sequential process, application of low temperature deposition
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M.
Marc
SEGERS (Bernin)
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DEPO-P1-068
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Development of hydrogen barrier thin films based on silicon carbonitride
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A.
Akram
ALHUSSEIN (NOGENT)
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DEPO-P1-072
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Study of the impact of different dielectric materials on the performance and optical features of a Micro-Hollow Cathode Discharge (MHCD)
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N.
Nikolaos
CHAZAPIS (Villetaneuse)
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DEPO-P1-140
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On thermal stability and oxidation behavior of metastable W–Zr thin-film alloys
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M.
Michaela
ČERVENÁ (Pilsen)
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DEPO-P1-141
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Microstructural and mechanical properties of flash SPS WC-Co/AiSi 304L diffusion bonded
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B.
Bouzid
MAAMACHE (Algiers)
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DEPO-P1-143
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Nanocrystalline nickel synthesis by pulsed current
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A.
Amel
BOUKHOUIETE (Annaba)
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DEPO-P1-148
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Influence of substrate bias on the properties and conformality of TiN thin films deposited by High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS)
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L.
Léo
SEIGNEUR (Nantes)
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DEPO-P1-149
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Plasma-grown vertically oriented graphene for supercapacitor electrodes
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A.
Alenka
VESEL (Ljubljana)
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ITEC-P1-062
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Functionalized amorphous carbon coatings for low secondary electron yield and controlled surface resistance in particle accelerators
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W.
Wil
VOLLENBERG (Geneve)
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ITEC-P1-064
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A low-temperature synthesis of strongly thermochromic VO2-based coatings for energy-saving smart windows
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E.
Elnaz
M. NIA (Pilsen)
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ITEC-P1-085
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Magnetron deposition of chromogenic thin films for smart windows
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J.
Juris
PURANS (Riga)
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ITEC-P1-129
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Transforming Leak Detection in Vacuum environment with Remote Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy
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B.
Benoît
DANIEL (Liverpool)
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MODIDD-P1-036
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Open-source modeling of gas phase dynamics in industrial magnetron sputtering processes
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J.
Julian
BEYER (Stuttgart)
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MODIDD-P1-073
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Rotational temperature measurements of N2(C), NO(A), and OH(A) in different micro hollow cathode discharge configurations using Optical Emission Spectroscopy
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D.
Dimitrios
STEFAS (Villetaneuse)
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MODIDD-P1-081
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Assessing actinometry and line ratio techniques for species densities and electric field determination in DC glow discharges
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T.
Tiago
SILVA (Lisbon)
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MODIDD-P1-094
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Two dimensional distribution of atomic nitrogen absolute density in three DC MHCD
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K.
Kristaq
GAZELI (Villetaneuse)
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MODIDD-P1-095
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Analysis of sputtered species transport in High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS) discharge employing magnetized QCM probe
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A.
Anna
KAPRAN (Orsay)
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MODIDD-P1-101
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Plasma-surface interactions in CO2 glow discharges
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V.
Vasco
GUERRA (Lisbon)
Wednesday, 24 September 2025
Plenary Lecture 3
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PL 3
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08:40
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09:25
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Plenary Lecture 3
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Antipolis auditorium
08:40
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PL3
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Computational modeling of low temperature plasmas for the production of computer chips
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A.
Amanda
LIETZ (Raleigh, NC)
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 2
DEPO
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DEPO 2
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09:25
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10:05
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 2
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Antipolis auditorium
09:25
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DEPO2-O1-121
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Erosion resistant PVD coatings on CFRP substrates
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P.
Pablo
ABARCA (Limoges)
09:45
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DEPO2-O2-067
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Extraordinary oxidation behavior of W-Zr thin-film metallic glasses: a route for tailoring functional properties of W-Zr-O films
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P.
Petr
ZEMAN (Pilsen)
Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 1
MODIDD
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MODIDD 1
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09:25
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10:05
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Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 1
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Ella Fitzgerald room
09:25
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MODIDD1-O1-070
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Assisting plasma diagnostics with artificial intelligence methods: trends and applications in non-equilibrium plasmas operating from moderate-to-atmospheric pressures
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D.
Dimitrios
STEFAS (Villetaneuse)
09:45
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MODIDD1-O2-019
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Μ-second pulse and RF coupling in an APPJ
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A.
Alessandro
PATELLI (Padova)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 3
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10:05
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10:35
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 3
DEPO
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DEPO 3
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10:35
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12:15
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 3
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Antipolis auditorium
10:35
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DEPO3-O1-047
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Development and optimization of CrAlN coatings for enhanced tool performance in cryogenic machining of Ti6Al4V
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G.
Gaya
CHETTOUH (Cluny)
10:55
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DEPO3-O2-083
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Enhanced morphology and ferroelectric properties of Sc0.3Al0.7N sputterred thin films via a compositionally graded layers
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T.
Tai
NGUYEN (Villach)
11:15
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DEPO3-O3-131
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Control of the structure of TiN sulfide thin films
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J-F.
Jean-François
PIERSON (Nancy)
11:35
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DEPO3-O4-115
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Synthesis of metal doped diamond-like carbon films by magnetron sputtering
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L.
LIUTAURAS
MARCINAUSKAS (Kaunas)
11:55
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DEPO3-O5-057
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The effect of ion potential energy on thin film crystallinity in pulsed filtered cathodic arc deposition
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D.
Dmitry
KALANOV (Leipzig)
Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 2
MODIDD
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MODIDD 2
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10:35
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12:15
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Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 2
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Ella Fitzgerald room
10:35
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MODIDD2-O1-024
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Comparative analysis of ns- and ps-TALIF diagnostics of atomic oxygen generated with a plasma jet driven by a tailored voltage waveform
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Y.
Yijia
SONG (Ghent)
10:55
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MODIDD2-O2-093
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Description of H-atom absolute densities and sub-ns decay times in a pulsed microtube plasma jet using ps-TALIF and a streak camera
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Y.
Yanis
AGHA (Villetaneuse)
11:15
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MODIDD2-O3-082
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Unraveling no production in N2–O2 plasmas with 0D kinetic modeling and experimental validation
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T.
Tiago
SILVA (Lisbon)
11:35
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MODIDD2-O4-097
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Time-resolved bayesian analysis of low-pressure misty plasmas using a collisional-radiative model coupled to optical emission spectroscopy
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S.
Simon
CHOUTEAU (Osaka)
11:55
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MODIDD2-O5-099
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Transient behavior of charged particles in pulse-modulated inductively coupled Cl2 discharge
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S.
Sijun
KIM (Palaiseau)
Lunch
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LUNCH 2
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12:30
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14:00
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Lunch
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Gould area
Plenary Lecture 4
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PL 4
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14:00
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14:40
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Plenary Lecture 4
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Antipolis auditorium
14:00
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PL4
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Fundamental diagnostics and modeling for streamer discharge and its application for cancer treatment
See details
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R.
Ryo
ONO (Tokyo)
Plasma and/in liquid interaction 2
AMELI
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AMELI 2
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14:45
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16:05
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Plasma and/in liquid interaction 2
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Antipolis auditorium
14:45
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AMELI2-O1-055
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Reactive sputtering onto ionic liquid, a new process to synthesize compound nanoparticles
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A.
Angélique
BOUSQUET (Clermont-Ferrand)
15:05
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AMELI2-O2-058
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Sputtering of silver onto silicone oils: nanoparticle formation and mass transfer into the bulk solution
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S.
Stephanos
KONSTANTINIDIS (Mons)
15:25
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AMELI2-O3-030
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Formation of Ru catalytic nanoparticles onto polyethylene glycol by plasma sputtering
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A.
Aïssatou
DIOP (Orléans)
15:45
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AMELI2-O4-080
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Deposition of ZnGa2O4 thin films by reactive co-sputtering of liquid gallium
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J.
Juris
PURANS (Riga)
Innovative applications, solutions and technologies 1
ITEC
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ITEC 1
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14:45
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16:05
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Innovative applications, solutions and technologies 1
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Ella Fitzgerald room
14:45
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ITEC1-O1-048
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Metal oxide reduction using inline openair-plasma process in combination with thin film deposition to enhance adhesion and improve durability in electronics
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D.
Dhia
BENSALEM (Steinhagen)
15:05
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ITEC1-O2-015
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Pushing the limits of magnetron sputtering for innovative solutions
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É.
Émile
HAYE (Gembloux)
15:25
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ITEC1-O3-006
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Unravelling the mechanisms behind dislocation density reduction in tungsten-doped single-crystal diamond: a synchrotron X-ray investigation
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L.
Lucie
VALERA (Grenoble)
15:45
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ITEC1-O4-139
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Analysis and monitoring of protective coatings: advances in LECO's Glow Discharge Spectroscopy (GDS)
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S.
Stefan
BOHM (Munich)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 4
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16:05
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16:35
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Poster session 2
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PS 2
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16:35
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18:30
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Poster session 2
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Gould area
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DEPO-P2-002
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Influencing the properties of TiN and (Ti,Al)N hard coatings by modifying their composition and structural design
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D.
Daniel
MUNTEANU (Brasov)
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DEPO-P2-011
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HEA thin films as protective barrier against carbon diffusion during SPS
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A.
Aurélien
BESNARD (Besançon)
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DEPO-P2-014
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Thermodynamic modeling and experimental investigation of Ti PVD coatings as protective barriers against carbon diffusion during SPS
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Y.
Yoann
PINOT (CLUNY)
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DEPO-P2-035
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Reversible functionalization of citronellal plasma polymers - towards pH responsive thin films
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J.
Jamerson
OLIVEIRA (Mulhouse)
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DEPO-P2-066
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Nanostructuring of bismuth oxyfluoride thin films by oblique angle deposition for CO₂ photoconversion
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A.
Amir Eddine
KABOUIA (Clermont-Ferrand)
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DEPO-P2-134
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Discriminating between morphological and chemical effects on the antibacterial properties of metal thin films through laser surface structuring
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A-L.
Anne-Lise
THOMANN (Orléans)
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DEPO-P2-142
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Nanostructure engineering and properties enhancement of Cu-based films by Zr and Ta alloying
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M.
Mariia
ZHADKO (Plzen)
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GROM-P2-043
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Influence of discharge parameters on the properties of TiO2 films grown by reactive Bipolar HiPIMS discharges
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S.
Stanislava
DEBNAROVA (Mons)
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GROM-P2-127
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Multisource deposition conditions prediction towards required composition of thin films
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J.
Jan
GUTWIRTH (Pardubice)
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MODIDD-P2-009
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Pure ammonia microwave discharges: a global model
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T.
Thierry
BELMONTE (Nancy)
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MODIDD-P2-017
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Rate coefficients of the N + H + M(Ar, N2) → NH + M recombination reaction in flowing afterglows of microwave plasmas
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A.
andré
RICARD (toulouse)
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MODIDD-P2-059
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Experimental investigations on the impact of gas flow on the propagation dynamics of a pulsed-driven µm-scale plasma jet
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Y.
Yanis
AGHA (Villetaneuse)
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MODIDD-P2-098
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Modelling N2-H2 for ammonia production
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C.
Carlos
PINTASSILGO (Lisbon)
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MODIDD-P2-100
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Ion energy distribution function measurement in hybrid HiPIMS with carbon target
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I.
Iryna
NAIKO (Prague)
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MODIDD-P2-126
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Optimizing ECR plasma ashing for high yield during spintronic sensor fabrication on 200mm wafers
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F.
Filipe
FAVITA (Lisbon)
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MODIDD-P2-137
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Enhancing surface emission in micro-gap atmospheric discharge via harmonic excitation
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Y.
Yize
LIU (Ghent)
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NANO-P2-012
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Photoluminescent ZnO-SiO2 nanocomposites prepared by a hybrid process coupling aerosol and Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour Deposition
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M.
Mireille
RICHARD-PLOUET (Nantes)
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NANO-P2-087
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Pulsed laser sources for nanometer-scaled complex materials and devices
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M.
Manon
GIREAU (Limoges)
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PSURF-P2-032
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Stability of expanded austenite during annealing in vacuum
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S.
Stephan
MÄNDL (Leipzig)
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PSURF-P2-074
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Atomic Layer Etching of SiO2 using CF4 plasma in deposition regime at cryogenic temperature
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T.
Thomas
TILLOCHER (Orléans)
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PSURF-P2-079
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Novel atmospheric-pressure plasma curing of anti-corrosion transparent silicon-based coating
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L.
Leila
ZAHEDI (Brno)
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PSURF-P2-133
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Enhancing fiber/matrix interface in bio-based composites by cold plasma treatment: a step towards better fluid sealing
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F.
Flavien
PERRIER-MICHON (Sophia-Antipolis)
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PSURF-P2-144
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Regulation of peripheral plasma characteristics via engineered alterations in electrode shielding materials under a direct current-biased power configuration
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C.
Chanho
PARK (Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do)
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PSURF-P2-150
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Optimizing active screen plasma nitriding of AISI 316L through alternative approaches: reactor conditioning and argon addition
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G.
Grégory
MARCOS (NANCY)
Thursday, 25 September 2025
Plenary Lecture 5
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PL 5
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08:40
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09:25
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Plenary Lecture 5
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Antipolis auditorium
08:40
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PL5
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Plasma technologies advancing biomedicine and sustainability
See details
>
M.
Marcela
BILEK (Sydney)
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 4
DEPO
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DEPO 4
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09:25
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10:05
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 4
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Antipolis auditorium
09:25
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DEPO4-O1-004
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Plasma deposition in non-equilibrium conditions
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D.
Dirk
HEGEMANN (St.Gallen)
09:45
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DEPO4-O2-040
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Atmospheric-pressure Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition of size agents on glass fibers for glass-reinforced plastics
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M.
Mariagrazia
TROIA (Stuttgart)
Plasma surface processing 3
PSURF
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PSURF 3
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09:25
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10:05
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Plasma surface processing 3
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Ella Fitzgerald room
09:25
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PSURF3-O1-033
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In-situ XRD investigations during nitriding of duplex steel
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D.
Darina
MANOVA (Leipzig)
09:45
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PSURF3-O2-029
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Reduction of oxides using an Electron Cyclotron Wave Resonance Ar/H2 plasma - towards H2O production on the Moon
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M.
Marko
SIKIRIC (Esch-sur-Alzette)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 5
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10:05
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10:35
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 5
DEPO
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DEPO 5
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10:35
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12:15
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 5
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Antipolis auditorium
10:35
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DEPO5-O1-092
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Plasma polymer thin films as adhesion primers in composite/elastomer assembly: controlling adhesion performance through deposition parameters
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M.
Mariame
EZZEHAR (Châlette-sur-Loing)
10:55
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DEPO5-O2-109
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Plasma polymer film as an interlayer to improve polymer-metal composites disassembly and recycling efficiency
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A.
Alexandre
CULOT (Mons)
11:15
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DEPO5-O3-110
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Study of the chemical and textural properties of 2-vinylpyridine-based plasma polymers
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R.
Raphael
COSTES (Montpellier)
11:35
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DEPO5-O4-020
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Impact of surface chemistry on the morphology of plasma polymers
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P.
Paul
COVIN (Mulhouse)
11:55
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DEPO5-O5-039
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Formation of radicals in amine plasma polymer thin films and their potential for covalent binding of biomolecules
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L.
Lucie
JANU (Brno)
Plasma surface processing 4
PSURF
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PSURF 4
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10:35
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12:15
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Plasma surface processing 4
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Ella Fitzgerald room
10:35
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PSURF4-O1-001
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Transient signals measurement capability for the analysis of thin films and surfaces reactivity
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P.
Patrick
CHAPON (Palaiseau)
10:55
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PSURF4-O2-105
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Plasma-surface characterization during V2O3 thin films etching in SF6/Ar plasma
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T.
Tatiana Chancelle
MBOUJA SIGNE (Nantes)
11:15
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PSURF4-O3-122
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Sensing enhancement of chemiresistive gas sensors by surface functionalization
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S.
Sang Sub
KIM (Incheon)
11:35
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PSURF4-O4-111
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Defect-engineered V₂O₅/TiO₂ thin films deposited by DC sputtering for improved carbofuran degradation
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D.
Dejan
PJEVIC (Belgrade)
11:55
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PSURF4-O5-026
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Cleaning process of 3D and delicate heterogeneous structures with HDRF®, optimize chemistry with remote plasma, for microelectronics' and medical applications
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M.
Marc
SEGERS (Bernin)
Lunch
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LUNCH 3
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12:30
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14:00
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Lunch
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Gould area
Plenary Lecture 6
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PL 6
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14:00
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14:40
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Plenary Lecture 6
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Antipolis auditorium
14:00
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PL6
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Interface engineering for enhanced lithium-ion battery performance: thin film deposition using high power impulse magnetron sputtering
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J.
Jones
ALAMI (Ben Guerir)
Plasma surface processing 5
PSURF
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PSURF 5
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14:45
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15:45
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Plasma surface processing 5
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Antipolis auditorium
14:45
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PSURF5-O1-007
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Enhancing corrosion resistance of magnesium alloys with plasma treatment and electrospun biodegradable polymer coatings
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L.
Leila
ZAHEDI (Brno)
15:05
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PSURF5-O2-114
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Elucidating the growth mechanism of functionnalized plasma polymer films using complex geometry substrates at various substrate temperatures
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R.
Robin
DANTINNE (Mons)
15:25
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PSURF5-O3-124
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Plasma-induced physicochemical and topographical surface modifications for enhanced polymer adhesion
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J-F.
Jean-François
COULON (Rennes)
Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 3
MODIDD
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MODIDD 3
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14:45
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15:45
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Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 3
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Ella Fitzgerald room
14:45
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MODIDD3-O1-113
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Understanding backscattered ions in HiPIMS plasmas
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T.
Tiberiu
MINEA (Orsay)
15:05
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MODIDD3-O2-054
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Enhancing energy flux to insulating surfaces using unipolar and bipolar HiPIMS pulse configurations
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M.
Mina
FARAHANI (Pilsen)
15:25
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MODIDD3-O3-037
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Exploring ionized metal flux fraction in magnetron sputtering: insights from laboratory and industrial applications
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P.
Petr
VAŠINA (Brno)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 6
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15:45
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16:15
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 4
MODIDD
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MODIDD 4
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16:15
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16:55
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Modelling, diagnostics and data-driven optimization of plasma processes 4
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Ella Fitzgerald room
16:15
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MODIDD4-O1-021
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Diagnostic of DC arc plasmas in aeronautic arc fault conditions: application to detection
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A.
Arthur
HELLÉ (Nancy)
16:35
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MODIDD4-O2-088
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Plasma processing of monolayer graphene explored with numerical simulations
>
P.
Pierre
VINCHON (Osaka)
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 6
DEPO
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DEPO 6
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16:15
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17:55
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 6
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Antipolis auditorium
16:15
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DEPO6-O1-042
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Hexagonal Boron Nitride deposition using micro-Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour Deposition (µPECVD) based on a Micro Hollow Cathode Discharge (MHCD)
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B.
Belkacem
MENACER (Villetaneuse)
16:35
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DEPO6-O2-116
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Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition of SiON optical thin films and nano-laminates
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S.
Stephane
CALVEZ (Toulouse)
16:55
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DEPO6-O3-051
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Packaging solutions with plasma technology for enhancing gases barrier properties
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L.
Lorena
COELHO (Famalicão)
17:15
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DEPO6-O4-120
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Atmospheric pressure plasma-assisted deposition of zinc-based coatings for agriculture applications
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M.
Marianna
ROGGIO (Barletta)
17:35
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DEPO6-O5-061
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TiOxCy organometallic multilayers for titanium dental implants: the role of carbon in promoting osseointegration
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S.
Sandra
RUBIO (Namur)
Plasma nanotechnologies 1
NANO
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NANO 1
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16:55
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18:15
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Plasma nanotechnologies 1
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Ella Fitzgerald room
16:55
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NANO1-O1-028
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DC plasma-inducted phase and morphological evolution of PtSn and PtRuSn nanoparticles produced in a magnetron-based gas aggregation source
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A.
Aryan
ARYAN (Orléans)
17:15
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NANO1-O2-076
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Thermally-induced microstructural evolution in nanoparticle-based CuO, WO3 and CuO-WO3 thin films for hydrogen gas sensing
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J.
Jiri
CAPEK (Pilsen)
17:35
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NANO1-O3-086
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Novel nanocomposite thin films by pulsed laser processes for plasmonic based sensing of cancer markers
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M.
Manon
GIREAU (Limoges)
17:55
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NANO1-O4-052
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Saturated plasmonic colours for identity security features obtained by magnetron sputtering and laser treatment
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N.
Nicolas
JACQUOT (Andrézieux-Bouthéon)
Friday, 26 September 2025
Plenary Lecture 7
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PL 7
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08:40
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09:20
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Plenary Lecture 7
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Antipolis auditorium
08:40
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PL 7
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Surface engineering for sustainable future: multifunctional coatings for optics, energy, aerospace and manufacturing applications
See details
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O.
Olivier
GUAITELLA (Palaiseau)
Innovative applications, solutions and technologies 2
ITEC
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ITEC 2
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09:25
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10:05
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Innovative applications, solutions and technologies 2
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Antipolis auditorium
09:25
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ITEC2-O1-135
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Enhancing CO2 plasma conversion by in-situ oxygen removal using a Solid Oxide Electricochemical Cell (SOEC)
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R.
Richard
VAN DE SANDEN (Eindhoven)
09:45
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ITEC2-O2-034
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Exploring the potential of a pulsed thermionic vacuum arc as metal ion propulsion system
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C.
Claudiu
COSTIN (Iasi)
Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 7
DEPO
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DEPO 7
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09:25
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10:05
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Plasma-assisted deposition, coatings and layers 7
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Ella Fitzgerald room
09:25
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DEPO7-O1-091
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Direct injection of iron acetate solutions in a low pressure plasma to prepare Fe2O3/TiO2 nanocomposite thin films
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S.
Sarah
HEKKING (Nantes)
09:45
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DEPO7-O2-106
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Aerosol assisted atmospheric pressure plasma deposition of hybrid TiO2-based photoactive nanocomposite coatings for water remediation
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R.
Regina
DEL SOLE (Bari)
Coffee break
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COFFEE 7
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10:05
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10:35
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Coffee break
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Gould area
Innovative applications, solutions and technologies 3
ITEC
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ITEC 3
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10:35
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12:05
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Innovative applications, solutions and technologies 3
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Antipolis auditorium
10:35
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ITEC3-K1-125
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Study of CH4 pyrolysis in a planar atmospheric gliding arc discharge
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R.
Rony
SNYDERS (Mons)
11:05
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ITEC3-O1-044
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Impact of swift heavy ions irradiation on the microstructural and electrochemical properties of sputtered vanadium nitride thin films for micro-supercapacitors
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J.
Jeremy
BARBE (Nantes)
11:25
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ITEC3-O2-084
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Plasma thin films for high-frequency filtering supercapacitors
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U.
Uros
CVELBAR (Ljubljana)
11:45
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ITEC3-O3-078
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Lanthanum niobium oxide thin films deposited via reactive sputtering for high power micro-batteries
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O.
Oumar
TOURÉ (Nantes)
Plasma nanotechnologies 2
NANO
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NANO 2
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10:35
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12:05
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Plasma nanotechnologies 2
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Ella Fitzgerald room
10:35
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NANO2-K1-010
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Optimisation and in situ control of the deposition of nanocomposite thin films in low pressure misty plasma
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A.
Agnès
GRANIER (Nantes)
11:05
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NANO2-O1-069
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Metal-doped DLC coating by PE-CVD coupled with pulsed liquid injection
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H.
Héliam
KLEIN
11:25
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NANO2-O3-041
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Growth of gold-palladium nanoalloys by oblique angle deposition: exploration of their structure and optical properties
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M.
Maël
COSTES (Poitiers)
11:45
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NANO2-O4-018
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Oblique angle co-sputtering of nanostructured Ti-W thin films: influence of deposition current on structure and electrical properties
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H.
Hamidreza
GERAMI (Besançon)
Closing ceremony
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CC
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12:10
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12:20
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Closing ceremony
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Antipolis auditorium
- Speaker : C. Corinne CHAMPEAUX (Limoges), V. Vasco GUERRA (Lisbon)
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