Atmospheric pressure nanosecond pulsed plasma jets: Physics and Applications
Atmospheric pressure nanosecond pulsed plasma jets (APNPJs) are low temperature guided streamers that are generated by nanosecond pulsed power sources and exhibit highly non-equilibrium plasma properties. Understanding the properties of the plasma as well as the associated reactive plasma species are key to the success of plasma applications in cancer therapy, material processing, surface treatment, and environmental and energy applications.
Nanosecond pulse power for biomedical applications
Nanosecond pulsed electric field has been applied for various biomedical applications including waste water treatment, cancer therapy, gene transfer, and diagnostics. In combination with other technology, including infrared radiation, cold plasma, etc., we bring the technology innovation to support the relevant applications together with our biologist colleagues.
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