1. Plasma Bioscience & Medicine

Plasma Mediated Nanomaterials Preparation and Biomedical Application of the Materials	Antony Ananth	Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Bioscience Application for Non-Thermal Atmospheric Pressure Biocompatible Plasma (NBP)	Ihn Han	Kwangwoon University, Korea
Air Discharge over Water: Generation, Process, and PAW Reactivity	Dongping Liu	Dalian University of Technology, China
Plasma and Plant Hormone	Masaharu Shiratani	Kyushu University, Japan
Influence of Plasma Treatment on Various Plant Structures	Mujahid Zaka ul-Islam	Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany

2. Plasma Processing for Semiconductor and Display Devices

Needs of New Plasma Etching Technologies for the Next 10 Years' Chip Fabrication	Keynote Jong Chul Park	Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Korea
Open-Air Plasma-Enhanced Deposition of Titanium Oxide Thin Films	Roldolphe Mauchauffe	Jeonbuk National University, Korea

3. Plasma Processes for Nanomaterial Development

Plasma-Assisted Nanomaterials for Photoelectrochemical and Electrocatalytic Water Spltting Applications: Ab Initio Study	Heechae Choi	University of Cologne, Germany
Nanomaterials Synthesis Using Triple DC Thermal Plasma Jet System	Sooseok Choi	Jeju National University, Korea
Plasma-Catalytic Conversion of Air Pollutants: Investigation of Reaction Process and Synergy Mechanism	Ye Daiqi	South China University of Technology, China
Low-temperature Synthesis of Monolayer Graphene Using a Microwave-excited Blowing Plasma	Jaeho Kim	National Institue of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan
Plasma-modified Catalysts and Catalysis: Application to Greenhouse Gas Utilization	Tomohiro Nozaki	Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

4. Plasma Diagnostics and Process Monitoring Technology

Solutions to the Challenges of Quantitative Neutral Species Measurements in Process Plasmas	Jianping Zhao	TEL, USA
Tomography-Based Optical Diagnostics for Real-Time Monitoring of Spatial Uniformity in Microelectronics Processing Plasmas	Wonho Choe	KAIST, Korea
Predictive Control of the Plasma Processes after Discontinuities in the OLED Display Mass Production Line Referring to the PI-VM Model	Seolhye Park	Samsung Display Co., Ltd, Korea

5. Plasma Sources and Technology

Non-Equilibrium in Plasma-Surface Interactions – Does this Occur at Atmospheric Pressure?	Keynote Mark Kushner	University of Michigan, USA
Electron Heating and the Magnetic Asymmetry Effect in Magnetized Capacitive Radio Frequency Discharges	Birk Berger	Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
Hysteresis Physics in Inductively Coupled Plasmas	Hyo-Chang Lee	KRISS, Korea
A Comprehensive Understanding of Breakdown Process of a Capacitively Coupled RF Ar Discharge	Yong-Xin Liu	Dalian University of Technology, China
Resonance Phenomena in Radio-Frequency Plasma Sources: From Basic Physics to Technological Significance	Thomas Mussenbrock	Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany

6. Plasma Modeling and Simulation Techniques

Realistic Simulations of Low Pressure Capacitive Radio Frequency Plasmas Operated at Low Frequencies and High Voltage	Keynote Julian Schulze	Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
Dynamical Behaviors of Two-dimensional Dusty Plasmas Modified by Periodic Substrates	Yan Feng	Soochow University, China
Numerical Modeling of Molecular Interactions between Plasma Species and Biological Membrane	Satoshi Uchida	Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
Role of Chemical Nonequilibrium in Dynamic Anode Attachment of A Transffered Arc	Haixing Wang	Beihang University, China
Modeling Study on Interactions of Reactive Species in Atmospheric Plasmas and Biological Molecules	Yuan-Tao Zhang	Shandong University, China
Investigation of Biased Inductively Coupled Plasma Discharges	Yuru Zhang	Dalian University of Technology, China
2D Particle in Cell Simulations of Geometrically Asymmetric Capacitive RF Plasmas Driven by Tailored Voltage Waveforms including Realistic Plasma-Surface Interactions	Li Wang	Ruhr-University Bochum, China

7. 2D Materials and Their Application to Nano/Micro Devices

Nanoplasmonic Microdevice Platforms for In Vitro Diagnostics	Jaebum Choo	Chung-Ang University, Korea
Plasma Etching: from CMOS Industry to Renewable Energy	Maxime Darnon	Université de Sherbrooke, Canada
Energy Applications of 2D TMD FETs and Diodes Fabricated Using Plasma Processes	Seongil Im	Yonsei University, Korea
Valley Magnetic Domain for the Valleytronic Current Processing	Jae Dong Lee	DGIST, Korea
Flexible Electrode Coated with MoS2 for the Highly Sensitive Detection of Endocrine Hormones	Minho Lee	Chung-Ang University, Korea
Recent Progress in Device Processes Using 2D Materials	Won Jong Yoo	Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

8. Flexible and Stretchable Displays & Sensors

MEMS-type Gas Sensor toward Ultra-high-detection in ppt Level	Shimanoe Kengo	Kyushu University, Japan
Fiber Based Wearable Electronics for Sensor Applications	Taeyoon Lee	Yonsei University, Korea
Printable Electronic Memories and Sensors	Andreas Ruediger	Universite du Quebec, Canada

9. Energy Related Devices

Na-ion and All-Solid-State Na Batteries	Keynote Li Lu	NUS, Singapore
WOx/c-Si Heterojunction Solar Cells - Key for High Efficiencies	Vinh-Ai Dao	Duy Tan University, Vietnam
All Solid-State Batteries – Rational Materials Design and Enhanced Performance	Ruediger-A. Eichel	RWTH Aachen University & Research Institute Juelich, Germany
Infrared Thermography and Surface Acoustic Wave Sensor for Energy System and Toxic Gas Monitoring	Joo-Hyung Kim	Inha University, Korea
Non-precious Metal-based Electrocatalysts for High-efficiency Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzer	Jooyoung Lee	Korea Institute of Materials Science, Korea

10. Functional Materials - Synthesis, Characterizations, and Application

Fog Collection Using Secondary Electrohydrodynamic-Induced Hybrid Structures	Dae Joon Kang	Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Anodization for the Highest Speed Swiching Vertical Organic Thin Film Transistor	Kyung Geun Lim	KRISS, Korea
Functional Interfacial Materials for Efficient Photovoltaic Cells	Seokin Na	Jeonbuk National University, Korea
Mutliscale in Inorganic Materials Crystallization	Dongfeng Xue	CAS, China
High Temperature Hydrogen Gas Sensing Property of Morphology Controllable Nitride	Shu Yin	Tohoku University, Japan

As of January 15, 2021