Conference: 2010 Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Kenan Research Seminar on Plasma Processing Science: July 11-16, 2010 in New London, NH

1019137 Kortshagen该奖项支持学生参加2010年戈登等离子处理科学研究会议(GRC-PPS)，该会议将于2010年7月11-16日在新伦敦市科尔比索耶学院举行。与GRC-PPS相关的是为期一个周末的戈登·凯南研究研讨会，出席者仅限于研究生和博士后助理，允许在不具威胁性的环境中进行科学互动。2010年戈登等离子体加工科学研究会议将以一个全面的计划为特色，突出低温等离子体科学中最尖端的科学进步，并将探索低温等离子体技术的应用，以应对许多重大的社会挑战。基础科学会议将集中于等离子体动力学、等离子体表面相互作用以及等离子体产生和多相等离子体的最新趋势。应用课程将探讨等离子体技术在可再生能源和从可再生原料生产燃料、等离子体药物和杀菌以及环境补救和废物处理方面的影响。会议将在非正式的气氛中将该领域的领导人与初级调查人员和研究生聚集在一起。戈登会议的特殊形式，安排了讨论会议，并在下午和晚上有充足的非正式聚会时间，将为与会者提供集思广益和创造性思维的肥沃氛围。GRC-PPS的重点智能优点等离子体技术最近在国家研究委员会赞助的报告《等离子体2010》中被确定为国家重要领域。作为交流等离子体处理科学领域前沿思想和知识的论坛，GRC-PPS将汇集各种不同的与会者，人数限制在140人左右，以促进与会者之间大量的人际接触。2010年GRC-PSS和副戈登·凯南研究研讨会将集中讨论等离子处理科学中的一些最前沿的问题。讨论将集中在等离子体处理和国家工程院定义的许多重大社会挑战的交集上。Broader Impact基金被要求从NSF获得资金，以继续保持初级科学家积极参与的传统，为参加GRC-PPS的研究生和博士后研究人员提供部分旅费和注册费支持。戈登研究会议的独特形式很少(22次)受邀演讲，出席人数有限，有充足的互动时间，这将为初级科学家提供充足的讨论和网络机会。将特别强调鼓励学生和博士后从广泛的机构参与。GRC-PPS将在血浆社区广泛宣传，并强烈鼓励初级科学家参与和申请旅行支持。在申请者人数足够的情况下，每个研究小组的旅费补助金最多为两个，每个机构最多为四个。

1019137 Kortshagen This award supports participation of students in the 2010 Gordon Research Conference on Plasma Processing Science (GRC-PPS) that will be held July 11-16, 2010, at Colby Sawyer College, New London, NH. Associated with the GRC-PPS is a weekend-long Gordon Kenan Research Seminar, which features attendance limited to graduate students and post-doctoral associates, allowing for scientific interaction in a nonthreatening environment. The 2010 Gordon Research Conference on Plasma Processing Science will feature a comprehensive program that will highlight the most cutting edge scientific advances in low temperature plasma science and will explore the applications of low temperature plasma technology relative to many grand societal challenges. Fundamental science sessions will focus on plasma kinetics, plasma surface interactions, and recent trends in plasma generation and multi-phase plasmas. Application sessions will explore the impact of plasma technology in renewable energy and the production of fuels from renewable feedstocks, plasma-enabled medicine and sterilization, and environmental remediation and waste treatment. The conference will bring together in informal atmosphere leaders in the field with junior investigators and graduate students. The special format of the Gordon Conferences, with programmed discussion sessions and ample time for informal gatherings in the afternoons and evenings, will provide for a fertile atmosphere of brainstorming and creative thinking among the attendees.Intellectual Merit Plasmas technology, a focus of the GRC-PPS has recently been identified as an area of national importance in the National Research Council-sponsored report "Plasma 2010." In its tradition of being a forum for the exchange of cutting-edge ideas and knowledge in the area of plasma processing science, the GRC-PPS will bring together a diverse spectrum of attendees limited in number to around 140 to facilitate ample opportunities for interpersonal contacts among participants. The 2010 GRC-PSS and the associate Gordon Kenan Research Seminar will focus on some of the most cutting-edge issues of plasma processing science. Discussions will focus on the intersection of plasma processing and many of the societal grand challenges as defined by the National Academy of Engineering.Broader Impact Funding is requested from NSF to continue with the tradition of active participation of junior scientists by providing partial support for graduate student and postdoctoral researchers for travel expenses and registration fees to attend the GRC-PPS. The unique format of the Gordon Research Conferences with few (twenty-two) invited talks, limited attendance, and ample time for interactions will provide junior scientists with ample opportunities for discussions and networking. Particular emphasis will be placed on encouraging student and post-doc participation from a broad range of institutions. The GRC-PPS will be widely advertised in the plasma community and the participation and application for travel support by junior scientists will be strongly encouraged. Given a sufficient number of applicants, travel grants will be limited to a maximum of two per research group, and four per institution.