Robert barker memorial session: Leadership in plasma science and applications
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© 1973-2012 IEEE. This paper summarizes the Dr. Robert J. Barker memorial session at the IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science 2014. Each section summarizes progress in a plasma research area strongly influenced by Dr. Barker's leadership: 1) plasma medicine; 2) atmospheric-pressure plasmas; 3) high-power microwaves; 4) pulsed power; and 5) numerical simulation of plasmas. He had a profound influence on these and other plasma science applications, as well as on numerous individual researchers. He will be missed greatly.
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Becker, K. and Godfrey, B. and Kunhardt, E. and Laroussi, M. and Ludeking, L. and Neuber, A. and Schamiloglu, E. et al. 2015. Robert barker memorial session: Leadership in plasma science and applications. IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 43 (4): pp. 914-936.
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