FTPP launches new webinar series for younger and underrepresented plasma researchers
“Quantifying color: using a spectrometer to diagnose gas density within a plasma” is the first webinar in a new bimonthly…
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STEM students can get paid this summer to check out plasma physics
Want to get paid to immerse yourself in a plasma physics-related internship over the coming summer and explore this growing…
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Nurturing emerging leaders key to making Alabama a plasma force, says Dr. KoloboV
As a lead researcher and co-director of Future Technologies & enabling Plasma Processes (FTPP), Dr. Vladimir Kolobov’s plasma physics career…
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from his ‘Star Trek’ beginning, Dr. Xu sees big potential in plasma research
Captain Jean Luc Picard and his crew played leading roles in getting Future Technologies & enabling Plasma Processes (FTPP) lead…
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Dr. Mentreddy’s research shows promise in boosting plant yields, food safety
Promising plasma research by Future Technologies & enabling Plasma Processes (FTPP) lead researcher Dr. Rao Mentreddy, an Alabama A&M University…
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UAH researchers closing in on helping to solve 60-year-old solar mystery
This story about research financially supported by FTPP first appeared on The University of Alabama in Huntsville website and is…
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Plasma ion process suppresses meat pathogens
A process developed by plasma physicists and applied by an Auburn University (AU) associate professor that shoots a room temperature…
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UAB-developed smooth vascular grafts and stent linings show promise for less clogging
A small caliber vascular dialysis graft with smoother surfaces that was developed at The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)…
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Dr. Edward Thomas Jr.’s ‘dusty’ plasma research impacts industry, space and more
New nanomaterials and new protections for satellites and space-based communications are just two potential outcomes of research into the behaviors…
