AAPPS-DPP2020 as e‐conference
4th Asia Pacific Conference on Plasma Physics
26-31, October, 2020

 
Division of Plasma Physics,  Association of Asia-Pacific Physical Societies


AAPPS-DPP2020
List of Plenary, Invited and Oral Presentaion
 (tentative 2020.07.06)

    Name Affiliation Abstract Title
1 CD Plenary Hiroshi Hasegawa Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Magnetic island formation in reconnecting electron-scale current sheet: Magnetospheric Multiscale observations in Earth’s magnetotail
CD Plenary Ritoku Horiuchi National Institute for Fusion Science, National Institutes of Natural Sciences Energy Partition and Temperature Anisotropy in Merging Processes of two Spherical-Tokamak-type Plasmoids
CD Plenary Hyeon Park Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Origin of the confusion of the sawtooth crash time scale in tokamak plasmas
CD Plenary Jiayong Zhong Department of Astronomy, Beijing Normal University Electron Acceleration during Laser-Driven Magnetic Reconnection in a Low beta Plasma
CD Invited Shunsuke Usami National Institute for Fusion Science, National Institutes of Natural Sciences Non-Maxwllian velocity distribution formed by Pick-Up-like behaviors of protons during magnetic reconnection
CD Invited Seiji Zenitani Kobe University Dissipation in relativistic pair-plasma reconnection: revisited
CD Invited Takuma Nakamura Space Research Institute (IWF)/Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) Disturbance of the front region of magnetic reconnection outflow jets due to the lower-hybrid drift instability
CD Invited Keizo Fujimoto Beihang University Magnetic dissipation in turbulent current layer to drive magnetic reconnection
CD Invited Hiroshi Tanabe University of Tokyo Global/micro-scale fine structure formation process of magnetic reconnection in high field plasma merging experiments
10  CD Invited Xinmin Li Unversity of science and technology of china Observation of non-gyrotropic electron distribution across the electron diffusion region in the magnetotail reconnection
11  CD Invited Hirohisa Hara National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Thermal structures and plasma motions in plasma sheet of eruptive solar flares
12  CD Invited Haotao Ji Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University Frontiers of Magnetic Reconnection Research in Heliophysical, Astrophysical and Laboratory Plasma
13  CD Invited Chio Zong Cheng Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University Plasma heating and current sheet structure in driven magnetic reconnection
14  CD Invited Shimou Wang University of Science and Technology of China Direct evidence of secondary reconnection inside filamentary currents of magnetic flux ropes in magnetic reconnection
15  CD Invited Håkon Kolstø University of Bergen On the Impact of a Streaming Oxygen Population on Collisionless Magnetic Reconnection
16  CD Invited Thomas Neukirch University of St. Andrews To be provided after selection
17  CD Invited Giovanni Lapenta KU Leuven To be provided after selection
18  CD Invited Rumi Nakamura Austrian Academy of Science To be provided by invitee upon selection
19  CD Invited Lev Zelenyi Institut Kosmicheskih Issledovanyi To be provided after selection
20  CD Invited Yongli Ping Department of Astronomy, Beijing Normal University Relativistic magnetic reconnection driven by ultraintense femtosecond lasers and electron acceleration
21  CD Invited Suming Weng Shanghai Jiao Tong University Extreme case of Faraday effect and its applications
22  CD Invited Dawei Yuan Key Laboratory of Optical Astronomy, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences Experimental demonstration of nonlinear Weibel instability relevant to astrophysical shocks
23 CD Invited Lei Ni Yunnan Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences The cross-scale coupled magnetic reconnection in the partially ionized low atmosphere of the Sun
24  CD Invited Jongchul Chae Seoul National Univerisity Observations of Magnetic Reconnection Events in the Solar Chromosphere
25 CD Invited Young Dae Yoon California Institute of Technology Collisionless Magnetic Reconnection: Explaining its Progression via the Canonical Vorticity Framework and Identifying Stochastic Heating as the Anomalous Ion Heating Mechanism
26  CD Invited Michiaki Inomoto University of Tokyo Role of parallel electron current channel in high guide field magnetic reconnection
27 CD Invited Shaokang Xu Peking University Phase Regulation Mechanism of Bernstein-Greene-Kruskal mode
28  CD Invited Yasushi Ono University of Tokyo Interdisciplinary Study of Magnetic Reconnection for Space and Laboratory Plasma
29  CD Invited Mikhail Gryaznevich Tokamak Energy Inc. Magnetic Reconnection Studies in High Field Spherical Tokamak
30 CD Invited Andris Vaivads  KTH Stockholm  tbd 
31  A Plenary Jing Zhang Donghua University Investigation of Reactive Atmospheric Pressure Plasma deposition of Nano-particulate Film
32  A Plenary Hong Young Chang KAIST A role of high power ATM Plasma for the environment
33  A Plenary Koichi Takaki Iwate University Pulsed Power Applications for Agriculture and Food Processing
34  A Plenary Uwe Czarnetzki Ruhr-Universitat Bochum Local and Non-Local Electron Heating in Low-Pressure Plasmas
35  A Topical
Plenary
William Schneider University of Notre Dame Plasma catalysis
36  A Topical
Plenary
Takayuki Watanabe Kyushu University Water Thermal Plasma Characteristics with Mist Generation for Waste Decomposition
37  A Topical
Plenary
Qiang Chen Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication Plasma assisted atomic layer deposition and diagnostics
38  A Topical
Plenary
 
Se Youn Moon Jeonbuk National University Continuous, selective and simultaneous oil/water separation with functionalized meshes by atmospheric-pressure cold plasma
39  A Invited  Rajdeep Singh Rawat Nanyang Technological University Sustainable Plasma Chemistry based efficient approach for energy materials
40  A Invited Magdaleno R. Vasquez Jr. University of the Philippines Diliman Development of sub-100 eV broad-beam ion source system
41  A Invited  Takafumi Okuma Panasonic Corporation Characterization of Multiphase AC Arc by High-Speed Visualization
42  A Invited  Shota Nunomura National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Plasma-induced electronic defects: formation and recovery kinetics in silicon
43  A Invited  Kenji Ishikawa Nagoya University Germination kinetics of plasma-activated seeds
44  A Invited  Kunihiro Kamataki Kyushu University Amplitude Modulated CVD Plasma for Control of Growth of Nano-particles and Properties of Films
45  A Invited  Kosuke Takenaka Osaka University Low-temperature fabrication of high-mobility InGaZnO thin-film transistors using plasma-assisted reactive processes
46  A Invited  Giichiro Uchida Faculty of Science and Technology, Meijo University Application of plasma sputtering nanoparticle films to negative electrode of Li ion battery
47  A Invited  Hitoshi Tamura Hitachi High-Tech Corporation Study on microwave propagation and uniform plasma generation in an ECR plasma etching reactor
48  A Invited  Kil-Byoung Chai Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute Development of high heat and particle load test facility to study plasma-surface interactions
49 A Invited  Hyo-Chang Lee Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science Discharge physics of inductively coupled plasmas
50  A Invited  Suresh Chandra Sharma Delhi Technological University Analytical Model to study the effect of presence of water in PECVD chamber on the growth and characteristics of Carbon Nanofibers
51  A Invited  Ryuta Ichiki Oita University Demonstration of Bright Nitriding for Steel with Pulsed-Arc Plasma Jet
52  A Invited  Toshiyuki Kawasaki Nishinippon Institute of Technology Experimental identification of reactive oxygen species transported in the liquid depth direction by plasma direct irradiation
53  A Invited  Yoshinori Takao Yokohama National University Electron transport and plasma instability in ECR plasma discharges for a miniature ion thruster
54  A Invited  Matt Thompson Australian National University One-step plasma synthesis of nanostructured silicon surfaces
55  A Invited  Xiaoxia Zhong Shanghai Jiao Tong University Atmospheric pressure microplasma in close proximity to liquid and its applications in synthesis of nanoparticles
56  A Invited  Naho Itagaki Kyushu University Sputter epitaxy through “inverse” SK mode for a new class of excitonic devices
57  A Invited  Anne Mai-Prochnow University of Sydney Antimicrobial applications of cold plasma and plasma-activated water (PAW)
58  A Invited  Masanori Shinohara Fukuoka University Infrared spectroscopic study of control of plasma induced surface reactions during plasma chemical vapor deposition with ether molecules as source molecules
59  A Invited  Hai-Xing Wang Beihang University Numerical Simulation of Dynamic Arc Root Attachment in a Three-Dimensional Transferred Arc Plasma Device
60  A Invited  Vlad Vekselman Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Non-stationary plasma as a precursor for nanoparticles growth
61  A Invited  Yong-Xin Liu School of physics, Dalian University of Technology Impedance change and novel mode transitions during gas breakdown in a low-pressure capacitive radio-frequency discharge
62  A Invited  Sophia Gershman Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Electrical Discharge in Gas Bubbles
63  A Invited  Toshiro Kaneko Tohoku University Direct spray of solution containing short-lived reactive species for plant pathogen control
64 A Invited  Dong Hun Shin NFRI High efficiency carbonization and torrefaction of food waste using a microwave plasma burner
65 A Invited  Yeunsoo Park NFRI Fundamental understanding of DNA damage by low energy electron collision
66  A Invited  Sanghoo Park NFRI Electrohydrodynamic effect on physicochemical properties of plasma-water systems: experimental and numerical investigations
67  A Invited  Young Koung Lee NFRI How plasma activated water regulates plant development and growth
68  A Invited  Tao Shao Donghua University Fast pulsed non-thermal plasmas for catalyst-free and catalytic CH4 activation
69  A Invited  Xi-Ming Zhu Donghua University Development of OES methods for diagnostics of the plume region of electric thrusters
70  A Invited  Ying Guo Donghua University Ultra-Durable, Fluorine-free Superhydrophobic Fabrics by Plasma Exploiting Self-healing Wrinkled Skins on Fibers
71  SG Plenary Gurudas Ganguli Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC Behavior of Compressed Plasma in Magnetic Field - Application to Space Physics
72  SG Plenary Abraham Chian University of Adelaide Lagrangian coherent structures in laboratory and space plasmas
73 
SG Plenary 
Kanya Kusano Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE), Nagoya University A challenge to the physics-based prediction of giant solar flares
74  SG Plenary Chuanyi Tu Beijing University The nature of the solar wind turbulence : challenge for future study
75  SG Topical Plenary  Tohru Hada Kyushu University Outstanding issues in plasma Riemann problem
76 SG Topical Plenary Shuichi Matsukiyo Kyushu University Heliospheric boundary: Kinetic structure, cosmic ray property
77  SG Topical Plenary  Lou Lee Academia Sinica Fluid and kinetic aspects of magnetic reconnection and some related magnetospheric phenomena
78  SG Topical Plenary  Bruce Tsurutani retired NASA Magnetospheric Satellite Chorus and Plasmaspheric Hiss Coherency Observations: Scientific Implications
79  SG Invited  Vipin Yadav Planetary Science Branch, Space Physics Laboratory (SPL), Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Plasma Waves in and around the Moon
80  SG Invited  Kumiko Hori Kobe University Slow magnetic Rossby waves in Earth’s core
81  SG Invited  Chris Crabtree Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C. Kinetic Physics of Compressed Boundary Layers: Theory, Simulation, and in situ Observations
82  SG Invited  Xiaoli Yan Yunnan Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences Small-scale magnetic reconnection in high resolution observation
82  SG Invited  Yasuhito Narita Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences Electromotive force in space plasmas
83  SG Invited  Heesu Yang Korean Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) Formation of Photospheric Vortices and its-Associated Hα Surges in a Solar Light Bridge
84  SG Invited  Roksoon Kim KASI Deajeon : CME-CME interaction near the Earth
85  SG Invited  Xin Tao University of Science and Technology of China Controlling the chirping of chorus waves via magnetic field inhomogeneity
86  SG Invited  Girgis Kirolosse Kyushu University Numerical Study of the Proton Flux Response in the South Atlantic Anomaly during a Geomagnetic Storm
87 SG Invited  Fumiko Otsuka ESST, Kyushu Univ. Stochastic acceleration of electrons at collisionless quasi-perpendicular shocks: PIC simulation
88  SG Invited  Yu Lin Auburn University Global simulation of kinetic Alfvén waves in the magnetotail and their coupling to the ionosphere
89  SG Invited  Ensang Lee Kyung Hee University Transport of Ions at Earth’s Collisionless Bow Shock
90  SG Invited  Jongho Seon Kyung Hee University Recent progress on space weather missions in Korea
91 SG Invited  Kyungguk Min Chungnam National University Relationship of EMIC/Magnetosonic waves and energetic particle enhancements: Observations and Simulations
92 SG Invited  Kai Huang University of Science and Technology of China Scaling of magnetic reconnection with a limited x-line extent
93 SG Invited  Yangguang Ke University of Science and Technology of China Effects of density ducts on chorus waves in the Earth's magnetosphere
94 SG Invited  San Lu UCLA Energetic electron acceleration by ion-scale magnetic islands in turbulent magnetic reconnection
95 SG Invited  Run Shi Tongji University Mode conversion from kinetic Alfven waves to electron acoustic waves in the topside ionosphere
96 SG Invited  Wenya Li National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences High-frequency electrostatic waves driven by electron crescents in the electron diffusion region
97 SG Invited  Zhihong Zhong Nanchang University Three-dimensional Patchy Magnetic Reconnection in Magnetosphere
98 SG Invited  Shiyong Huang Wuhan University Observations of Large Scale Magnetic Reconnection under Guide Field within Thick Current Sheet at the Magnetopause Boundary Layer
99 SG Invited  Xinliang Gao University of Science and Technology of China Statistical evidence for the generation and role of EMIC waves
100 SG Invited  Mao Aohua Harbin Inst Technology Introduction to Space Plasma Environment Research Facility (SPERF) in China
101 SG Invited  Iver Cairns U. Sydney tbd
102 SG Invited  Meng Zhou Nanchang University Turbulent Magnetic Reconnection in Earth’s Magnetotail: Secondary Reconnection, Wave Modes and Electron Energization
103 SG Invited  Donald Melrose U. Sydny A generic radio emission for pulsars
104 SG Invited  Kotaro Yoshida Kyushu University Trajectory analysis of galactic cosmic rays injected into the heliosphere
105 SA Plenary Shuang-Nan Zhang Institute of High Energy Physics Highlights of China’s first X-ray astronomy satellite Insight-HXMT
106 SA Plenary Yong Jae Moon Kyung Hee University Application of Deep Learning to Solar Data
107 SA Plenary  Katia Ferriere Observatoire Midi-Pyrenees Plasma turbulence in the interstellar medium
108 SA Plenary  Prateek Sharma Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore The multiphase circumgalactic medium
109 SA Topical Plenary   Hyesung Kang Pusan National University Particle Acceleration at weak shocks in high beta ICM plasma
110 SA Topical Plenary   Silvio Sergio Cerri Department of Astrophysical Sciences, Princeton University Kinetic turbulence and ion heating in the solar wind
111 SA Topical Plenary   Tetsuya Magara Kyung Hee University Dynamic evolution of solar emerging magnetic fields: An approach to the origins of solar flares and coronal mass ejections
112 SA Topical Plenary   Joerg Buechner Technical University of Berlin, Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics Magnetic reconnection in turbulent space and astrophysical plasmas
113 SA Topical Plenary   Yasuhiro Kuramitsu Osaka University Local and global observations of magnetic reconnection in laser produced plasmas
114 SA Invited  Qing Min Zhang Purple Mountain Observatory, Nanjing Longitudinal filament oscillations enhanced by two C-class flares
115 SA Invited  Ding Yuan Harbin Institute of technology Quasi-periodic pulsation in solar and stellar flares
116 SA Invited  Allard Jan van Marle LUPM, Montpellier Numerical models of particle acceleration in low-Mach, high beta galaxy cluster shocks
117 SA Invited  Min Sup Hur UNIST Modeling cosmic radio bursts via plasma dipole oscillation
118 SA Invited  Yuhao Zhou Centre for mathematical Plasma Astrophysics, KU Leuven Formation of filament fine-structures and their counter-streaming flows
119 SA Invited  R.P. Prajapati Department of Pure & Applied Physics Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya Rayleigh-Taylor instability in degenerate strongly coupled quantum plasma
120 SA Invited  Jeongwoo Lee New Jersey Institute of Technology/ Shandong University Solar Flares with Circular Ribbons
121 SA Invited  Fang Shen National Space Science Center, CAS, Numerical Simulation on the Propagation and Deflection of Fast Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) in the Heliosphere
122 SA Invited  Xiangliang Kong Shangdong University The Acceleration of Energetic Electrons at the Solar Flare Termination Shock
123 SA Invited  Xiaohui Sun Yunnan University Diagnose interstellar plasma with radio polarization observations
124 SA Invited  Chang-Mo Ryu CoRels (Gwangju, IBS) & POSTECH Coronal heating by Alfvén waves
125 SA Invited  Gangadharag Roppa Thimmappa Indian Institute of Astrophysics Pulsar magnetic field evolution and observations
126 SA Invited  Cong Yu Sun Yat-sen University Magnetic Twist Induced Eruptions in Magnetars
127 SA Invited  Eun-Kyung Lim Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute High Spatio-temporal Resolution Observations of Flux Emergence and its associated Eruptions
128 SA Invited  Munehito Shoda National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Three-dimensional simulation of the fast solar wind driven by compressional MHD turbulence
129 SA Invited  Leping Li National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences Coronal condensations caused by magnetic reconnection between solar coronal loops
130 SA Invited  Shuhong Yang National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences NVST observations of magnetic activities in the highly dynamic solar chromosphere
131 SA Invited  Sayak Bose Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Understanding the role of Alfvén waves in heating solar coronal holes through laboratory experiments
132 SA Invited  Tanmoy Samanta Department of Physics and Astronomy, George Mason University Generation of solar spicules and subsequent atmospheric heating
133 SA Invited  Masanori Iwamoto Kyushu University Wakefield excitation by synchrotron maser emission and associated particle acceleration in relativistic shocks
134 SA Invited  Yutaka Ohira The University of Tokyo Origin of the first cosmic rays
135 SA Invited  Clara Froment LPC2E, CNRS, Université d’Orléans Constraining the location and frequency of the energy deposition in the solar corona with thermal non-equilibrium observations
136 SA Invited  Takuma Matsumoto National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Toward self-consistent 3D simulations of solar wind using compressible MHD
137 SA Invited  Tsuyoshi Inoue Department of Physics, Nagoya University Can Supernova Shock Wave be Accelerator of 1PeV Particles ?
138 SA Invited  Feng Chen School of Astronomy and Space Physics, Nanjing University Realistic radiative MHD simulations of flux emergence from the convection zone to the corona
139 SA Invited  Hui Li Los Alamos National Laboratory Studying the Astrophysical Turbulent Dynamo using the OMEGA-EP Lasers
140 B Plenary  Sudeep Bhattacharjee Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India Intriguing physics of plasmas confined by a dipole magnet driven at steady state
141 B Plenary  Giovanni Manfredi Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Spin effects in plasmas
142 B Plenary  Haejune Lee Pusan National University Control of nonlinear sheath dynamics and plasma kinetics in a capacitively coupled plasma by the change of voltage waveforms and surface interactions
143 B Plenary  Haruhiko Himura Kyoto Institute of Technology, Department of Electronics Investigation of two-fluid plasma state by extending ion skin depth in laboratory plasmas
144 B Topical Plenary Zhandos Moldabekov Al Farabi University Theoretical Foundations of Quantum hydrodynamics for dense plasmas
145 B Topical Plenary  Didier Bénisti CEA, DAM Nonlinear plasma kinetic theory and applications to plasma instabilities
146 B Topical Plenary  Kazunori Takahashi Tohoku University Thermodynamics of electrons expanding in a magnetic nozzle
147 B Topical Plenary  Felipe Iza Loughborough University Nonthermal Plasmas and Liquids
148 B Topical Plenary  Sita Sunder Indian Insitute of Technology PIC simulations of dust particles and wake effects in magnetic fields
149 B Invited Cheng-Ran Du Donghua University Numerical study of the penetration of a fast-moving particle at the interface in a 3D binary complex plasma
150 B Invited  Shin-Jae You Chungnam National University Real-time plasma monitoring during plasma semiconductor processing
151 B Invited  Cormac Corr Australian National University Hydrogen Plasma Dynamics in Magnetic Fields
152 B Invited  Takeru Furukawa Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Experimental Study of Additional Plasma Acceleration Method Using Rotating Magnetic Field in Electrodeless Plasma Propulsion
153 B Invited  Ya-feng He College of Physics Science and Technology, Hebei University, China Experimental Demonstration of a Dusty Plasma Ratchet Rectification and Its Reversal
154 B Invited  Chris Crabtree Naval Research Laboratory Kinetic Physics of Compressed Boundary Layers: Theory, Simulation, and in situ Observations
155 B Invited Shantanu Karkari Institute for Plasma Research Negative ion research in laboratory devices: Physics and Modeling
156 B Invited  Heremba Bailung Institute of Advanced study in Science and Technology Vortex formation in flowing dusty plasma
157 B Invited  Yan Feng Soochow University Substrate dynamics of two-dimensional dusty plasmas
158 B Invited  Lalit Mohan Awasthi Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Investigations on Electron Temperature Gradient (ETG) Turbulence and Plasma Transport in LVPD
159 B Invited  Zhang-Hu Hu School of Physics, Dalian University of Technology Gamma-ray beam produced by a plasma lens focused electron bunch
160 B Invited  BAOREN WEI Fudan University the studies of charge transfer in the interaction between highly charged ions and molecule at Fudan University
161 B Invited Avinash Khare Central University Sikkim Critical Phenomenon in the gravitational collapse of charged dust cloud
162 B Invited  Daisuke Kuwahara Chubu University Study of advanced gas feeding methods for radio-frequency plasma thruster
163 B Invited  Jun-Yi Tsai Department of Physics, National Central University Dynamical behaviors of defect filaments in Defect-mediated dust acoustic wave turbulence
164 B Invited  Lavkesh Lachhvani Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Toroidal Electron Plasma Experiment: SMARTEX-C
165 B Invited  Soumen De Karmakar Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Phase transition and emergence of active temperature in an active Brownian system in under damped background
166 B Invited  Pintu Bandyopathyay Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Experiments on the formation and melting of dusty plasma crystals in a DC glow discharge plasma
167 B Invited Pawandeep Kaur Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Negative entropy-production rate in Rayleigh-Bénard convection in two-dimensional Yukawa liquids
168 B Invited  Ashwin Joy Indian Institute of Technology Turbulence in active fluid
169 B Invited  Deuk-Chul Kwon National Fusion Research Institute Pulsed plasma simulations using the global model for low temperature plasma sources
170 B Invited  Amulya Sanyasi Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Observations on Whistler Turbulence Induced Reduced Particle Transport in Large Volume Plasma Device
171 B Invited  X. S Wei University of California Verification and Validation of Particle Simulation of Turbulent Transport in FRC
172 B Invited  Anshu Verma Indian Institute of Technology Compact ECR Plasma Source: its Physics and Application
173 B Invited Akanksha Gupta Indian Insitute of Technology Inertial waves in two dimensional strongly coupled dusty plasma
174 B Invited  Punit Kumar Department of Physics, University of Lucknow, Lucknow-226007 Growth of Beam-Plasma Instability in Spin-Polarized Quantum Magnetoplasma
175 B Invited  Kushal Shah Indian Institute for Science Education and Research, Bhopal (IISERB) Asymptotic solutions of Fokker Planck equations for a periodically driven plasma
176 B Invited  Neeraj Wakde Government P. G. College Narsinghgarh, Raigarh, Madhya Pradesh, India Zonal Flow Associated with Electron Temperature Gradient Driven Drift Mode in a Linear Magnetized Plasma
177 B Invited  Umesh Kumar Institute for Plasma Research Flow-fluctuation cycle and confinement in a current-less toroidal device in the presence of two different plasma sources
178 B Invited  Keh-Chyang Leou National Tsing Hua University Study of Plasma Surface Wave Based Microwave and Photonic Devices
179 B Invited  Devendra Sharma Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar Kinetic mode 'cloaking' of nonlinear waves in plasmas
180 B Invited  divya singh university of delhi A study of Intense Lasers and Plasma Interaction
181 B Invited  Shogo Isayama Kyushu University Dynamic profile formation of the helicon discharge
182 B Invited  Young Dae Yoon Pohang Accelerator Laboratory Collisionless Magnetic Reconnection: Explaining its Progression via the Canonical Vorticity Framework and Identifying Stochastic Heating as the Anomalous Ion Heating Mechanism
183 F Plenary  Gregory Falkovich Weizmann Institute of Science Singular measure and information capacity of turbulent cascades
184 F Plenary  Cornelius Rampf Université Côte d’Azur, Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur, CNRS, Laboratoire Lagrange, Nice Vlasov-Poisson in Cosmology
185 F Plenary  Berengere Dubrulle CNRS Turbulence Physics around Kolmogorov Scale: Investigation around 5 turbulence enigma
186 F Plenary  Lei Qi National Fusion Research Institute E×B staircase-like pattern formation in gyrokinetic simulations: a comparison with experiment and reduced models
187 F Invited  Yasuhiro Idomura JAEA Global Full-f Gyrokinetic Simulations of Isotope Scaling in Ion Temperature Gradient Driven Turbulence
188 F Invited  Yong Xiao Institute for Fusion Theory and Simulation, Zhejiang University Gyrokinetic Simulation of Isotope Effect on Turbulent Transport in Burning Plasmas
189 F Invited  Guilhem Dif-Pradalier CEA, IRFM, F-13108 Saint-Paul-lez-Durance cedex, France Transport in Fusion Plasmas: Is the Tail Wagging the Dog?
190 F Invited  Peter Manz Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics The key to the I-mode confinement regime
191 F Invited  Robin Heinonen University of California San Diego Turbulence model reduction by deep learning
192 F Invited  Katsumi Ida National Institute for Fusion Science Magnetic island as turbulence spreading barrier in toroidal plasma
193 F Invited  Susanna Cappello Consiglio Nazionale delle
Ricerche-Consorzio RFX
Reconnection Processes in 3D pinch configurations
194 F Invited  Carlos Paz-Soldan GA DIII-D Negative Triangularity Tokamak experoment (tentative)
195 F Invited  Mahendra Kumar Verma Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Turbulent energy flux: applications to drag reduction in MHD turbulence and in dynamo
196 F Invited  Alejandro Banon Nava Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Germany Supra-thermal ions as an effective way to suppress turbulence in modern stellarators like W7-X
197 F Invited  Istvan Pusztai Department of Physics, Chalmers University of Technology Dynamo in weakly collisional non-magnetized plasmas impeded by Landau damping of magnetic fields
198 F Invited  Rupak Mukherjee PPPL Pattern formation via asymmetric vortex mergers
199 F Invited  Fumiyoshi Kin QST Dynamics of heat transport and radial electric field during internal transport barrier formation on JT-60U
200 F Invited  Alf Köhn IGVP, University of Stuttgart, Germany Plasma electron acceleration in a non resonant microwave heating scheme below the electron cyclotron frequency
201 F Invited  Til Ullmann IGVP, University of Stuttgart, Germany The effect of resonance manifold shrinking under zonal flow shear at the TJ-K experiment
202 F Invited  Srimanta Maity Physics Department, IIT Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi - 110016, India Novel equilibrium states for charged micro-particle systems in plasma medium
203 F Invited  Amitava Bhattacharjee Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and Princeton University Simons Collaboration on Hidden Symmetries and Fusion Energy
204 F Invited  Markus Held Department of Space, Earth and Environment, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden Progress in full F gyro fluid theory
205 F Invited  Ding Li Institue of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences The Correct Cuto? Variable for Coulomb Collision in Plasma
206 F Invited  David Pfefferlé University of Western Australia Why is it so hard to generate 3D MHD equilibria with smoothly nested flux surfaces?
207 F Invited  Xiaocan Li Dartmouth College Power-Law Generation of Accelerated Particles in 3D Reconnection
208 F Invited  Xiangrong Fu New Mexico Consortium Parametric decay instability and compressible turbulence in low-beta solar plasmas
209 F Invited  Rameswar Singh University of California San Diego Zonal flow with noise
210 F Invited  Nengchao Wang Huazhong University of Science and Technology Recent study on the locked mode physics in J-TEXT
211 F Invited  Eun-jin Kim Coventry University, Fluid and Complex Systems Research Centre, Coventry CV1 3BN, United Kingdom Time-dependent Probability Density Functions and Information Geometry in the Fusion Low-to-High Confinement Transition
212 F Invited  Chang-Chun Chen University of California, San Diego Potential Vorticity Mixing in a Tangled Magnetic Field
213 F Invited  Weixing Wang Princeton Plasma Physics Lab. Gyrokinetic study of plasma transport and global profile evolution in stochastic magnetic fields
214 F Invited  Jianchao Li Advanced Energy Research Center, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China Reduction of sawtooth amplitude by m/n = 2/2 resonant magnetic perturbation in J-TEXT
215 F Invited  Sumin Yi National Fusion Research Institute A Gyrokinetic Simulation Study of Zonal Flow Amplification in Rotating Tokamak Plasmas
216 F Invited  Patrick Diamond University of California San Diego Turbulence in a Stochastic Magnetic Field
217 F Invited  Shinya Maeyama Nagoya University Toward a systematic understanding of multi-scale interactions between ion and electron-scale turbulence
218 F Invited  Ruirui Ma Southwestern Institute of Physics Global theory of beta-induced Alfv?n eigenmode excited by energetic trapped electrons
219 F Invited  Emanuele Tassi CNRS, Laboratoire Lagrange, Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur Hamiltonian reduced gyrofluid models
220 F Invited  Gyungjin Choi University of California, Irvine, USA Excitation and Saturation of Low Frequency Alfven Eigenmodes
221 F Invited  Hiroto Aibara Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo Discrete enstrophy levels and the relaxation process: Self-organization of zonal flow in the view of variational principle
222 F Invited  Weixin Guo Huazhong Universtiy of Science and Technology A Mean Field Model of the L→H Transition in a Stochastic Magnetic Field
223 MF Plenary  Anthony Donne EUROfusion Challenges and progress on the path towards fusion energy
224 MF Plenary  Tatsuya Kobayashi National Institute for Fusion Science Nonlocal transport hysteresis in torus plasmas
225 MF Plenary  John Rice MIT PSFC Understanding LOC/SOC Phenomenology in Tokamaks
226 MF Plenary  Jong-Kyu Park Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Developing physics basis to optimize 3D-edge long-pulse tokamak scenarios
227 MF Plenary Chris McDevitt University of Florida Runaway Electron Generation during Tokamak Disruptions
228 MF Topical Plenary   Kaname Kizu National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology (QST) Completion of Tokamak Assembly and the Status of Integrated Commissioning for JT-60SA
229 MF Topical Plenary  Jerome Bucalossi CEA FRANCE Operating a full tungsten actively cooled tokamak: overview of WEST first phase of operation
230 MF Topical Plenary  Andrea Murari Consorzio RFX and EUROfusion JET Experience in Preparation for the Systematic use of D-T in the Next Generation of Devices
231 MF Topical Plenary  Michael Lehnen ITER Organization The development of the physics and technology basis for the ITER Disruption Mitigation System
232 MF Topical Plenary  Si-Woo Yoon National Fusion Research Institute Overview of KSTAR resolving key physics and engineering issues for ITER and beyond
233 MF Topical Plenary  Sebastijan Brezinsek Forschungszentrum Juelich Plasma-Wall Interaction in the Stellarator W7-X Operating with Graphite Island Divertor
234 MF Topical Plenary  Liang Wang Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Progress of divertor and PWI control physics in EAST for steady-state operation in the past 10 years
235 MF Topical Plenary  W. Zhong SWIP Recent Progress of HL-2A Experiments
236 MF Invited  Minjun J Choi National Fusion Research Institute The avalanche-like electron heat transport events and their regulation by the shear flow structure
237 MF Invited Laszlo Bardoczi General Atomics Bifurcation of Magnetic Islands to a High Temperature State due to Electron Cyclotron Heating in DIII-D
238 MF Invited  Peter Donnel EPFL-SPC Effect of triangularity and collisionality in global gyrokinetic simulations
239 MF Invited Justin Ball SPC-EPFL A local gyrokinetic study of turbulent transport in a negative triangularity DEMO
240 MF Invited  Janghoon Seo National Fusion Research Institute A gyrokinetic simulation study of impurity effects on turbulence in a tokamak
241 MF Invited Kairui Fang SWIP Dynamics of Thermal Turbulence during Non-local Transport in a Gas-puffing Experiment on HL-2A
242 MF Invited  Lothar Schmitz University of California Los Angeles Shape dependence of L-H transition physics and power threshold in negative and positive triangularity DIII-D plasmas
243 MF Invited  Shinsuke Ohshima Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto University Isotope Effects on Nonlinear Turbulence System in a Torus Plasma
244 MF Invited Stefano Coda EPFL Swiss Plasma Center Advances in negative-triangularity tokamak physics in TCV
245 MF Invited  Xiang Liu Institute of Plasma Physics, CAS Experimental and numerical studies of the scrape off layer power width in EAST
246 MF Invited Xingquan Wu Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences A two-dimensional model for the effects of EXB drifts near the divertor target
247 MF Invited  Manni Jia Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinses Academy of Sciences The effect of edge plasma and impurity fueling on 3D divertor fluxes in the RMP ELM-suppression regime
248 MF Invited Jianbin Liu Institute of Plasma Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences (ASIPP) Impact of machine parameters on divertor detachment with ITER-like tungsten divertor in EAST
249 MF Invited  Guizhong Zuo ASIPP, Institute of Plasma Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences Compatibility between a new LIMIT-style FLiLi and high confinement plasmas in EAST device
250 MF Invited Daljeet Gahle University of Strathclyde Bayesian Inference of the Impurity Concentrations and Ion Confinement Times in the TCV Divertor
251 MF Invited  Nami Li Dalian University of Technology BOUT++ simulations on physical mechanisms for divertor heat flux width broadening
252 MF Invited  Jae-Sun Park ITER Organization SOLPS-ITER modelling of reference plasmas in the ITER Research Plan
253 MF Invited Dorothea Gradic Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics (Greifswald) Inter-machine study of impurity ion and neutral flow dynamics in the SOL of the tokamak ASDEX Upgrade and optimized stellarator Wendelstein 7-X
254 MF Invited  Naomichi Ezumi Plasma Research Center, University of Tsukuba Recent research progress on plasma detachment in divertor simulation experiment in GAMMA 10/PDX: Role of molecular processes and target configuration
255 MF Invited Na Wu Southwestern Institute of Physics Modification of the divertor particle flux induced by a coherent mode in the HL-2A tokamak
256 MF Invited  Suguru Masuaki National Institute for Fusion Science Studies of reducing divertor heat load in the Large Helical Device
257 MF Invited Shuyu Dai Dalian University of Technology Kinetic modelling of ion impact energy and material erosion during edge localized modes on EAST and JET
258 MF Invited  Guosheng Xu Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences ELM suppression sustained by an edge low-n mode excited by divertor impurity seeding in detached H-mode plasmas in EAST
259 MF Invited Jaehyun Lee National Fusion Research Institute (NFRI) Fluctuation Characteristics of Non-ELM Crash Plasmas on KSTAR
260 MF Invited  Tianyang Xia Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences The simulations on the active ELM control of ELMs on EAST
261 MF Invited  Minwoo Kim National Fusion Research Institute Study of pedestal parameters in n = 1 RMP ELM-crash control experiments on KSTAR
262 MF Invited Yifeng Wang Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Grassy ELM regime at low pedestal collisionality in high-power tokamak plasma
263 MF Invited  Georg Harrer Institute of Applied Physics, TU Wien, Fusion@ÖAW, Vienna, Austria Overview of small ELM studies on AUG and TCV
264 MF Invited Andres Cathey Max-Planck Institute for Plasma Physics JOREK simulations of multiple type-I ELMs and small ELMs in ASDEX Upgrade
265 MF Invited  Qiming Hu Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Role of edge resonant magnetic field penetration in ELM suppression and density pump-out in the DIII-D tokamak
266 MF Invited Ricardo Shousha Princeton University Integrated ELM Control: Project Overview, Results and Plans
267 MF Invited  Jie Wen Southwestern Institute of Physics Observation of a pedestal quasi-coherent mode with LHCD in type-I ELMy H-mode of the HL-2A tokamak
268 MF Invited Guo Meng IPP Garching Effects of the non-perturbative mode structure on energetic particle transport
269 MF Invited  Xiang Zhu Shenzhen University Experimental observation of three-wave interactions between GAM and KTAEs in EAST tokamak
270 MF Invited  Massimo Nocente Universitàdi Milano-Bicocca, Piazza della Scienza, 3 20126 - Milano - Italy New fast ion physics routes opened in D-3He plasmas of the Joint European Torus and implications for alpha particle physics studies in deuterium-tritium
271 MF Invited Alessandro Di Siena University of Texas at Austin Interplay between energetic particles and microturbulence: New pathways to high-performance discharges
272 MF Invited  Xiaoxi Zhang Dalian University of Technology Influence of deeply trapped energetic ions on tearing modes
273 MF Invited Anna Teplukhina Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Features of energetic particle transport in the after-glow phase of the JET plasma discharges
274 MF Invited  Phillip Bonofiglo Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University Measurements and Modeling of Fast Ion Losses in JET Deuterium Plasmas in Preparation for DT
275 MF Invited Tao Wang Shenzhen University Simulation analysis of reversed shear Alfvén eigenmode dynamics and energetic particle transport during current ramp-up
276 MF Invited  Alessandro Biancalani Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Garching, Germany Gyrokinetic investigation of the nonlinear interaction of Alfv?nic modes and turbulence
277 MF Invited Rui Zhao Dalian University of Technology Alpha particle ripple loss in CFETR steady-state scenario
278 MF Invited  Vinicius Duarte Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University First-principles formulation of resonance broadened quasilinear theory near an instability threshold
279 MF Invited  Robert Hager Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Total-f gyrokinetic simulation of turbulence-RMP interaction in realistic diverted edge geometry
280 MF Invited C.S. Chang Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Gyrokinetic simulation of tokamak edge physics: present and future
281 MF Invited  Guillaume Fuhr Aix-Marseille Universit? Flux driven pedestal formation in tokamaks: turbulence simulations validated against the isotope effect
282 MF Invited Tao Xie IFS / University of Texas at Austin Direct Gyrokinetic Quasilinear Modeling of Microtearing Transport
283 MF Invited  Zhihong Lin University of California, Irvine, USA Global gyrokinetic simulation of microturbulence in W7-X and LHD
284 MF Invited Sehoon Ko National Fusion Research Institute Global gyrofluid simulation of ITG turbulence with parallel mean velocity shear in a tokamak
285 MF Invited  Joyeeta Sinha ITER Organization, Route de Vinon-sur-Verdon, CS 90 046, 13067 St. Paul Lez Durance Cedex, France Plasma initiation and synthetic diagnostic development for ITER First Plasma operation.
286 MF Invited Simon Pinches ITER Organization The Integrated Modelling and Analysis Suite: Status of development and application to ITER scenarios
287 MF Invited  Jonathan Coburn ITER Organization Modeling of Plasma Energy Loads and First Wall Material Damage during Disruptions and Vertical Displacement Events on ITER
288 MF Invited  Jeronimo Garcia CEA Experimental and modeling development at JET for DT preparation and ITER risk mitigation
289 MF Invited Anshu Liang Southwestern Institute of Physics (SWIP) / CEA,IRFM Critical velocity shear for triggering L-H transition in the HL-2A tokamak
290 MF Invited  Young-chul Ghim Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology From data-based accelerated neural network model to physics-based neural network without human knowledge: focused on plasma equilibrium reconstruction
291 MF Invited Wei Zhang Institute for Fusion Theory and Simulation, Department of Physics, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China A review of recent simulation studies of sawteeth with CLT
292 MF Invited  Tong Liu Dalian University of Technology Identification of multiple eigenmode growth rates towards real-time detection in DIII-D tokamak plasmas
293 MF Invited Gunsu Yun Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) MHD physics in KSTAR uncovered through advanced diagnostics
294 MF Invited  Andreas Kleiner PPPL Peeling-ballooning modes in low aspect ratio - towards a predictive edge pedestal model for spherical tokamaks
295 MF Invited Matteo Baruzzo ENEA, Frascati, Italy MHD stability and Disruption studies in DTT
296 MF Invited  Jeong-hun Yang Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University Coupled Tearing and Internal Kink Modes and Their Effect on Fast Ion Transport in NSTX
297 MF Invited  Mattia Siccinio EUROfusion Alternatives to H-mode for EU-DEMO: what we know and what we need to know
298 MF Invited Joydeep Ghosh Institute for Plasma Research Overview of recent experimental results in the ADITYA-U Tokamak
299 MF Invited  Tongnyeol Rhee National Fusion Research Institute A reduced model for pedestal dynamics and ELM control in tokamak
300 MF Invited Wilkie Choi Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Understanding the LH synergy for scenario optimization
301 MF Invited  Eun-Hwa Kim Princeton University, PPPL Physics of simultaneous excitation of electrostatic slow mode and fast waves
302 MF Invited Wei Zhang Max-Planck-Institut f?r Plasmaphysik Recent progress in integrated modeling of radio-frequency heating in fusion plasma
303 MF Invited  Dominique Escande Aix-Marseille Universit?/CNRS Change of paradigm for the reversed field pinch and its impact on fusion science
304 MF Invited Zheng-Xiong Wang Dalian University of Technology Simulations of error field penetration in RF dominantly heated plasmas on EAST
305 MF Invited  Nikolas Logan Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Physics Basis for Optimizing 3D Field Coils in Tokamaks
306 MF Invited  Kimin kim National Fusion Research Institute Impacts of 3D magnetic breaking on confinement and energetic particle transport in KSTAR
307 MF Invited Oliver Linder Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Boltzmannstr. 2, DE-85748 Garching, Germany Electron runaway in massive material injection scenarios in ASDEX Upgrade using state-of-the-art generation models
308 MF Invited  Mark Boyer Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University Scenario planning in tokamaks using machine learning accelerated models and genetic optimization
309 MF Invited Siye Ding Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge A Low Plasma Current (~ 8 MA) Approach for ITER’s Q=10 Goal
310 MF Invited  Jisung Kang National Fusion Research Institute Progress of high βN steady-state scenario development and its energetic particle modeling in KSTAR
311 MF Invited Caoxiang Zhu PPPL Design of a permanent magnet stellarator
312 MF Invited  Francesca Poli Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Integrated Modeling in the ITER era: status, challenges and path forward for the success of ITER
313 MF Invited J.L. Velasco CIEMAT KNOSOS, a fast neoclassical code for three-dimensional magnetic configurations: validation and optimization studies
314 MF Invited  Swadesh Mahajan Inst. Fusion Studies, University of Texas at Austin Elucidating the Physics of Transport Barriers through Theory, Simulation and Experiment
315 MF Invited  Karel van de Plassche DIFFER - Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research Fast surrogate modelling of turbulent transport in fusion plasmas with physics-informed neural networks
316 MF Invited Alberto Mariani Institute of Plasma Science and Technology, CNR, Milano, Italy Analysis of multiscale electron heat transport in JET, AUG and TCV plasmas, confronting experiments with gyrokinetic simulations and reduced models
317 MF Invited  Gakushi Kawamura National Institute for Fusion Science Transport modeling of LHD peripheral plasma based on multiple measurements with regard to intrinsic/seeded impurities
318 MF Invited Choongki Sung KAIST Nuclear and Quantum Engineering Department Heat Transport Study Using Gyrokinetic Analysis in the KSTAR Plasma
319 MF Invited  Min-Gu Yoo Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Understanding of the ohmic breakdown physics in a tokamak by considering the multi-dimensional plasma responses
320 MF Invited Satoshi Togo ITER Organization Post-pellet injection plasma transport modelled by the XGC suite of codes
321 MF Invited  Marc Beurskens Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics Combatting turbulent transport in the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator; a comparison to the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak
322 MF Invited Pietro Vincenzi Consorzio RFX, Padova Power balance analysis of JET-ILW L-H transition in Deuterium plasmas
323 MF Invited  Pablo Rodriguez-Fernandez Massachusetts Institute of Technology On the local nature of cold-pulse experiments in Alcator C-Mod, DIII-D and ASDEX Upgrade
324 MF Invited  Hui Li Dalian University of Technology/Southwestern Institute of Physics Characteristics of particle transport due to TEM and ITG turbulence in tokamak plasmas
325 MF Invited Boris Breizman Inst. Fusion Studies, Univ. Texas at Austin Pellet Physics in Plasmas
326 MF Invited  Pengjun Sun Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Experimental study of high-k turbulence during an energy confinement degradation phase in EAST ohmic plasmas
327 MF Invited Wladimir Zholobenko Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics Global simulations of turbulence, transport and shear suppression across edge and SOL of diverted tokamaks
328 MF Invited  Nicola Bonanomi Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Boltzmannstraße 2, 85748 Garching, Germany Edge turbulent transport towards the L-H transition in ASDEX Upgrade and JET-ILW
329 MF Invited Jia Li Dalian University of Technology Quasi-linear heat transport induced by ITG turbulence in the presence of impurities
330 MF Invited  Michael Leconte mleconte@nfri.re.kr Zonal profile corrugations and staircase formation in edge turbulence: role of the transport crossphase
331 MF Invited Linge Zang Southwestern Institute of Physics Phase tracking with Hilbert transform and nonlinear wave-wave coupling analysis on the HL-2A tokamak
332 MF Invited  Ting Long Southwestern Institute of Physics Study of Phase Dynamics in Turbulent Momentum and Particle Transport in the Edge of HL-2A Tokamak
333 MF Invited  Ming Xu Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Experimental observation of the localized coupling between zonal flow and magnetic island in Tokamak plasmas
334 MF Invited Jun Cheng SWIP Formation of radially elongated flow in HL-2A H mode plasmas
335 MF Invited  Y. Xu SJTU Progress in Physical and Engineering Designs for Chinese First Quasi-axisymmetric Stellarator
336 L Plenary Sudeep Banerjee Tata Institute Fundamental Research Generation and applications of high-energy x-ray beams from an all-laser driven inverse Compton x-ray source
337 L Plenary  Xiantu He Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics The study of hybrid-drive ICF toward ignition
338 L Plenary Shinsuke Fujioka Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University Fast Isochoric Heating of dense plasma core through multi-picosecond relativistic laser-plasma interaction
339 L Plenary  Dimitri Batani University of Bordeaux Shock Ignition Inertial Confinement Fusion: basic concepts and progress
340 L Plenary Ki-Yong Kim University of Maryland
341 L Topical
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Patrick Renaudin CEA, DAM, DIF Overview of the experimental program at LMJ
342 L Topical
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Liming Chen School of Physics and Astronomy, Shanghai Jiao Tong University New progress of X/γ ray emission from laser wakefield electron accelerator
343 L Topical
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Yuqiu Gu Science and Technology on Plasma Physics Laboratory, Laser Fusion Research Center, CAEP Enhanced energy coupling for indirect-drive fast-ignition fusion targets
344 L Topical
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Gianluca Sarri Queen’s University Belfast High-field QED experiments with high-power lasers: current status and next steps
345 L Topical
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James Sadler Los Alamos National Laboratory Magnetic and kinetic effects in the hot-spot of inertial confinement fusion implosions
346 L Topical
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Nicholas Dover Kansai Photon Science Institute (KPSI), QST Electron heating and ion acceleration in ultrarelativistic laser-solid interactions
347 L Topical
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Sergey Pikuz Russian Academy of Science X-ray imaging spectroscopy in laboratory astrophysics studies of complex hydrodynamic phenomena
348 L Topical
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Amita Das Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Laser plasma Interaction: new regime with magnetized electrons
349 L Topical
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Takuo Okuchi Okayama University Planetology using high-power lasers and XFEL
350 L Invited  DN Gupta University of Delhi Control and optimization of electron beam characteristics in laser wakefield acceleration in plasmas
351 L Invited  Bruno Albertazzi LULI, Ecole Polytechnique Modeling in the laboratory the interaction of Supernovae Remnants with Molecular clouds
352 L Invited  Taiwu Huang Shenzhen Technology University High-flux ultrashort gamma-rays driven by petawatt laser in near-critical density plasmas
353 L Invited  Jinlong Jiao Peking University Experimental Observation of Ion-Ion Acoustic Instability Associated with Collisionless Shocks in Laser-produced Plasmas
354 L Invited  Tae Moon Jeong ELI-Beamlines Study on the Quantum Electrodynamic Phenomena with Femtosecond High Power Laser
355 L Invited  Yanfei Li Xi’an Jiaotong University Production of highly-polarized positron beams via interaction of ultraintense laser pulses with longitudinally spin-polarized electron beams
356 L Invited  Jianxing Li Xi’an Jiaotong University Polarized leptons and gamma rays via single-shot laser-electron interaction
357 L Invited  Weimin Wang Department of Physics, Renmin University of China Guided propagation of extremely intense lasers in plasma via ion motion
358 L Invited  Tao Gong Laser Fusion Research Center Observation of the energy transport of a fast electron beam in a high-density fast-ignition core
359 L Invited  Feng Wang Laser Fusion Research Center High space-time diagnostic technology of laser inertial confinement fusion based on Shenguang laser facility
360 L Invited  Yutong Li Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Diagnostic of forward fast electrons and shied fields using terahertz radiation
361 L Invited  Lihua Cao Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics Recent progress in physical modeling of self-generated magnetic fields in laser driven inertial confinement fusion
362 L Invited  Liangliang Ji Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Spin effects in strong laser fields and plasma wakefields
363 L Invited  Ming-Wei Lin Institute of Nuclear Engineering and Science, National Tsing Hua University Development of laser wakefield electron acceleration driven by high-repetition rate ultrafast lasers
364 L Invited  Yao-Li Liu Department of Physics, National Central University, Taiwan Tomography of High-Harmonic Generation and Direct Phase-Matching Condition Measurement
365 L Invited  Mamiko Nishiuchi KPSI, National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology (QST) Preferentially Accelerating Heavy Ions over Protons using Petawatt class femtosecond lasers
366 L Invited  Woosuk Bang GIST Rapid and uniform heating of matter using laser-accelerated ion beams
367 L Invited  Wenjun Ma Peking University Heavy ions and X-ray/gamma ray generation from ultrathin targets irradiated by multi-peta-watt lasers
368 L Invited  Russell Follett University of Rochester, Laboratory for Laser Energetics Mitigation of single and multibeam laser plasma instabilities with laser frequency detuning and bandwidth
369 L Invited  Yongpeng Zhao National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Tunable Laser, Harbin Institute of Technology Soft X-ray and EUV lasers pumped by capillary discharge at Harbin Institute of Technology
370 L Invited  Suming Weng Shanghai Jiao Tong University Plasma optics for high-power laser sciences and inertial confinement fusion
371 L Invited  Tongpu Yu Department of Physics, National University of Defense Technology Bright atto-second X/γ-rays emission in near-critical-density plasmas driven by Laguerre-Gaussian lasers
372 L Invited  Dong Wu Zhejiang University Kinetic Simulations for High Energy Density Plasmas
373 L Invited  Huasen Zhang Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, Beijing lan_ke@iapcm.ac.cn
374 L Invited  Yongtao Zhao Xi’an Jiaotong University Anomalous stopping of laser-accelerated intense proton beam in dense ionized matter
375 L Invited  Ke Feng Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Stable High-quality electron beams from the laser wakefield accelerator at SIOM
376 L Invited  Guoli Ren Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics Recent progress of laser-driven spherically convergent plasma fusion neutron source
377 L Invited  Yulong Li Research Center of Laser Fusion, China Academic of Engineering and Physics Interferometric Velocimetry in Laser Driven Inertial Confinement Fusion Research
378 L Invited  Xinglong Zhu Shanghai Jiao Tong University Extremely bright GeV gamma-rays from laser-plasma accelerators
379 L Invited  Wenchao Yan Shanghai Jiao Tong University Inverse Compton X/γ Source Based on Laser Wake-Field Accelerator
380 L Invited  Shigeki Tokita Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University Repeatable DPSS pump laser developments for ultrahigh-average power TW/PW lasers
381 L Invited  Calin Hojbota Center for Relativistic Laser Science (CoReLS), Institute for Basic Science Generation of high-energy photons and e-e+ pair jets using laser-accelerated electron beams
382 L Invited  Yuchi Wu Laser Fusion Research Center Micro-spot gamma ray source based on LWFA and its application in high resolution tomography
383 L Invited  Bin Qiao Peking University Giant isolated attosecond pulses from two-color laser plasma interactions
384 L Invited  Jianxing Li Xi’an Jiaotong University Lepton polarization effects in ultraintense laser pulses
385 L Invited  Ryutaro Matsui Graduate School of Energy Science (GSES), Kyoto University Study of the underlying physics of CSBA (Converging Shock-based Blow-off Acceleration) and the extension to two-dimensional rod/string configuration
386 L Invited  Sadaoki Kojima Kansai Photon Science Institute (KPSI), QST Electromagnetic field growth triggering super-ponderomotive electron acceleration during multi-picosecond laser-plasma interaction
387 L Invited  Taichi Morita Kyushu University Experimental and numerical studies on the thrust generation for laser-fusion-powered spacecraft
 388 L Invited  Akifumi Iwamoto National Institute for Fusion Science, National Institutes for Natural Sciences Laser fusion subcritical research reactor with J-EPoCH facility
389 L Invited  Zhan Jin Department of Quantum Beam Physics, Division of Advanced Materials and Beam Science, The Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, Osaka University Recent Progress in SPring-8 Laser-wakefield Acceleration Platform
390 L Invited  Shunsuke Inoue Advanced Research Center for Beam Science, Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University femtosecond electron pulses driven by intense laser irradiation on foil target and its application
391 L Invited  Kazuki Matsuo Center for Energy Research, University of California San Diego / Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University Experimental studies on thermal transport in magnetized high energy density plasma for fast ignition inertial confinement fusion
392 L Invited  Takayoshi Sano Osaka University Mitigation of the Richtmyer-Meshkov instability in Plasmas
393 L Invited  Tatiana Pikuz Osaka University Advanced x-ray imaging diagnostics for HEDP experiment
394 L Invited  Alessio Morace Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University Laser-ion acceleration for Fast Ignition research and applications
395 L Invited  Yoshitaka Mori The Graduated School for the Creation of New Photonics Industrie Present status of direct heating experiments of counter illuminated imploded core using GXII/LFEX
396 L Invited Uhei Umeda Okayama University Shock response and degassing reactions in calcite under hypervelocity planetary collisions
397 L Invited  Yasunobu Arikawa Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University Ultra-fast response neutron detector for inertial confinement fusion
398 L Invited  Angana Mondal Tata Institute Fundamental Research High-repetition rate relativistic electron generation from micro-droplets at 10^16W/cm2
399 L Invited  Ratan Kumar Bera Tata Institute Fundamental Research Effect of transverse beam size on the wakefields and driver beam dynamics in plasma wakefield acceleration scheme
400 L Invited  Ram Gopal Tata Institute Fundamental Research Electron acceleration by a transient intense-laser-plasma electrode

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