FTPP Annual Meeting 2026
Dear FTPP Colleagues, The 2026 FTPP Annual Meeting will be held on May 6–8, 2026, at the Academic Classroom and Laboratory…
Auburn University
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FTPP funds student’s science development as he explores plasma’s effect on lab-grown cancers
Treating the media in which laboratory cancer cell lines grow with highly energized gas called cold plasma has a beneficial…
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National Science Foundation grants fuel tenure-track careers for three Auburn doctoral graduates
Three Auburn University (AU) doctoral physics graduates whose research was supported by Alabama’s Future Technologies & enabling Plasma Processes (FTPP)…
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Kentucky student’s RIPP internship was a life-changing experience
At a crucial academic moment, Ash Coleman’s experience as an intern in the Regional Introduction to Plasma Physics (RIPP) program…
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stem teacher workshop
The 2024 Besta Nanobio Teachers Workshop, organized by Dr. Komal Vig, was held on June 6th, 2024 at Alabama State…
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collaboration strengthens the FTPP project, says Auburn’s Dr. Edward Thomas Jr.
From his start as a “nerdy kid” with an interest in science growing up on St. Thomas in the U.S….
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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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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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Auburn University graduate student finds passion for food science, Listeria prevention
This story about research financially supported by FTPP first appeared on the Auburn University website and is used by permission….
