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SUMMARY:Plasma Technology for Desired Surface Finish of Solid Materials:⁣ How to Upscale Experimental Results to Industrial Reactors⁣
DESCRIPTION:\n\n📢 DMMME SPECIAL LECTURE⁣\n🔬 Plasma Technology for Desired Surface Finish of Solid Materials:⁣ How to Upscale Experimental Results to Industrial Reactors⁣\n⁣\nDMMME invites faculty, researchers, students, industry practitioners, and technology enthusiasts to a special lecture on the application and scale-up of #plasma technology for #surface modification of solid materials.⁣\n⁣\n🎙️ FEATURED SPEAKER⁣\nProf. Miran Mozetic⁣\nJozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia⁣\nPlasmadis Ltd., Slovenia⁣\n⁣\n📅 21 September 2026 (Monday)⁣\n🕜 1:30 PM⁣\n📍 DMMME Auditorium, UP Diliman⁣\n⁣\n💡 ABOUT THE LECTURE⁣\n⁣⁣\nNon-equilibrium plasma offers highly reactive environments that can modify material surfaces efficiently, even at room temperature. While many promising results have been demonstrated in laboratory-scale plasma reactors, translating them into industrial-scale applications remains a major challenge.⁣\n⁣⁣\nIn this lecture, Prof. Mozetic will discuss how experimental results from small plasma reactors can be systematically scaled up to large industrial reactors, with emphasis on plasma species, fluxes, fluences, surface mechanisms, and the technological challenges involved in scale-up.⁣\n⁣⁣\nUpscaling is a technological, not merely a scientific, challenge.⁣\n⁣⁣\nProf. Mozetic has led more than 50 applied and industrial projects, published over 400 peer-reviewed articles, and holds more than 20 EU and/or US patents.⁣\n⁣⁣\n📲 ABSTRACT &amp; REGISTRATION⁣\nScan the QR code in the poster to read the full abstract and register.⁣\n⁣\nSource: UP Department of Mining, Metallurgical, and Materials Engineering Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/updmmme/posts/pfbid0QnwSP35hYhNUwpF8dGpBg9Smm5hHPiwMTMMbYmKsjSfCVkc1ENJKA4k17Pst8HSWl )\n
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