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Programme

　Basic Structure of Scientific Program

Conference will from Monday (12 Nov.) to Saturday (17 Nov., conference tour). Morning sessions will be plenary session (no parallel session) at the main conference hall except Friday. There will be 2018 S. Chandrasekhar Prize selection before the conference and the winner will be the first plenary speaker. Afternoon session will be dedicated for parallel sessions. Number of invited speakers is 270 of above 8 fields. Number of orals will be decided according to the number of contributed abstracts. There will be DPP young research award and U30 award and poster prize.

　　　　　　　　　　　　Poster size : A0: 841㎜×1189㎜

Tentative Schedule Plan
　Invited Speakers
Evening Talks
　　　　　　 Satellite Conference 　

　　　　　　　Plasma and Bio-nano Devices
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Diamond Growth and Diamond Device Fabrication

Plenary Speakers
	Toshiki Tajima University of California at Irvine 2018 S. Chandrasekhar Prize Laureate
	Steven Tobias Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Leeds “Flux expulsion and Dynamos “
	Shigeo Yoden Graduate school of science, Kyoto University “Hierarchy of numerical model simulations on the equatorial QBO-like oscillations in the stratosphere-troposphere coupled system”
	Chijie Xiao Peking University “Three-dimensional magnetic reconnection: laboratory experiments and in situ measurements in the magnetosphere”
	Daniel Lathrop Department of physics, University of Maryland "Reconnection and helicity of vortices in quantum fluids and the plasma connection”
	Michio Yamada Research Institute for Mathematical Science, Kyoto University “Zonal Flows in Rotating Fluids: phenomenological interest and theoretical problems”
	Fulvio Zonca ENEA & Visiting Professor, Zhejiang University “On the nonlinear dynamics of phase space zonal structure”
	Katsumi Ida National Institute for Fusion Science (NIFS) “Bifurcation phenomena in magnetic confinement”
	Yi-Kang Pu Department of Engineering Physics, Tsinghua University “The influence of electrode surface condition on the discharge properties in a capacitively coupled plasma”
	A.A. Mamun Department of physics, Jahangirnagar University “Solitary and Shock Waves in Dusty Plasmas, and some open issues”
	Yasushi Todo National Institute of Fusion Science, NINS "Energetic particle physics in fusion plasmas through computer simulation"
	Kwo Ray Chu National Taiwan University “A study of inherent causes for non-uniform microwave heating”
	Chao Chang Xi’an Jiaotong University “Nanosecond Intense Microwave Plasma and Electromagnetic Undulator for FEL”
	Masaru Hori Department of Electronic and Electric Engineering, Nagoya University “Challenge to the systematization of the biological interaction by plasmas”
	Ken Ostrikov Science and Engineering Faculty, Queensland University of Technology “Shrinking the plasma: why not use pores?”
	Ho Jun Kim Dong-A. University/SAMSUNG Electronics Co.,Ltd. "Numerical Simulation of Semiconductor Fabrication System"
	Ryosuke Kodama Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University “High Energy Density science with high power lasers in Japan”
	G. Ravindra Kumar Tata Institute of Fundamental Research “Relativistic electron physics in ultrahigh intensity laser plasma interactions”
	Bjorn Manuel Hegelich Center for Relativistic Laser Science, Institute for Basic Science “Relativistic Quantum Photonics – fundamental science and applied engineering with ultrahigh intensity lasers”
	Xian-Tu He Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics “Design and experimental progress of hybrid- drive ICF ignition on SG-III laser facility”
	Yusuke Ebihara RISH, Kyoto University "Energy transfer from solar wind to ionosphere: Global MHD simulation results"
	Gurudas Ganguli Naval Research Laboratory “Use of Laboratory Experiments to Understand Space Phenomena”
	Daniel Baker Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, University of Colorado “Overview of interaction of particles and waves in magnetosphere by observations and simulations”
	Fouad Sahraoui University Pierre & Marie Curie (UPMC) “Kinetic scale turbulence in space plasmas”
	Kazuo Makishima The University of Tokyo “Physics of the largest-scale hot plasmas in the Universe”
	Xuening Bai Institute for advanced study, Tsinghua University “ Gas Dynamics of Weakly Ionized Protoplanetary Disks and Implications for Planet Formation”
	Masahiro Hoshino The University of Tokyo “Particle acceleration in plasma universe”
	Peter H. Yoon University of Maryland “Dynamic role of kinetic plasma processes in the solar wind”
	Yunfeng Liang Institute of plasma physics, CAS “Control of Edge-Localized Mode in Magnetically Confined Fusion Plasmas”
	Yong Kyoon In National Fusion Research Institute(NFRI) “Critically resolved non-axisymmetric field physics in KSTAR”
	Wulyu Zhong Southwestern Institute of Physics “On turbulence and multi-scale interactions in low and high confinement plasmas of the HL-2A tokamak”
	Tonny Donne EUROfusion “Strategy and challenges of the revised European Fusion Roadmap”
	Naoyuki Oyama QST “Progress in preparing research plan and construction of JT-60SA”
	Patrick H. Diamond UCSD “Summary of cross-disciplinary session”
	Guo Yong Fu Zhejiang University “Summary of Fundamental plasma session”
	Yasuaki Kishimoto Kyoto University “Summary of Basic plasma session”
	Jung-Sik Yoon NFRI “Summary of Applied plasma session”
	Amita Das IPR “Summary of Laser plasma session
	Xiaohua Deng Nanchang University “Summary of Space/Geomagnetism plasma session”
	Ryoji Matsumoto Chiba University “Summary of Solar/Astro plasma session”
	Xuru Duan SWIP “Summary of Magnetic Fusion plasma session”