LECTURES AND WORKSHOP “PLASMA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR NANOMATERIAL ENGINEERING”

Lectures and Workshop on “Plasma Science and Technology for Nanomaterial Engineering” was held on 3^rd – 4^th November 2016 in PUSDIKLAT UNS. At the 1^st day, Activities has been going on at 07.30 until 15.30. Beginning with a welcoming speech by the UNS Science Faculty Dean, Prof. Ir. Ari Handono Ramelan, M.Sc. (Hons), Ph.D. as a representative of the university. Then proceed with the 1^st plenary sessions delivered by Dr. Muh Nur, DEA from Diponegoro University with the topic: “Research & Development of Plasma Application in Indonesia” followed by Prof. Masaaki Nagatsu from Shizuoka University Japan with the topic: “Introduction to Plasma Science Technology and Its Global Progress”. The 1^st plenary session was moderated by Dr. Eddy Heraldy, M.Si from Chemistry Dept., UNS. Furthermore, after the 1^st plenary session is completed followed by discussions involving audience participation until 12:30 (break). Later, in the session break, the audience have to see and assess poster presentation by participants from within and outside UNS.

Events continued back at 13:00 with the 2^nd plenary sessions delivered by Dr. Raman Bekarevich from the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) Japan with the topic: “Carbon Nanotube Engineering and Nanomanufacturing” followed by Teguh Endah Saraswati, Ph.D. from Chemistry Dept. UNS with the topic: “Fabrication and Modification of Carbon-based nanomaterials by Plasma Tech”, which was moderated by Dr. rer. nat. Witri Wahyu Lestari, M.Sc from Chemistry Dept. UNS. After the 2^nd plenary session is completed then conducted discussions involving audience participation until 15:30.

At the 2^nd day, activities continued by workshop sessions from KEYENCE Corp. ( キーエンス) with introduction of high resolution digital microscope and free trial for samples observation. Participants observed various kind of samples such as: living/non-living sample, biological sample, chemical and raw material, semiconductor/electronic circuit, automotive and metal, emulsion solar cell, ITO film, plate soldering, etc.