BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:IEEE vTools.Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Asia/Kathmandu BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20380119T085907 TZOFFSETFROM:+0545 TZOFFSETTO:+0545 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=3TU;BYMONTH=1 TZNAME:+0545 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:19860101T001500 TZOFFSETFROM:+0530 TZOFFSETTO:+0545 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1WE;BYMONTH=1 TZNAME:+0545 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20230320T105415Z UID:9ECAF5B5-0583-48BB-865B-AE822C6AF322 DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kathmandu:20230313T090000 DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kathmandu:20230317T170000 DESCRIPTION:The 10th International Conference on the Frontiers of Plasma Ph ysics and Technology (FPPT-10) was organized jointly by the IEEE EDS Nepal Chapter\, Tribhuvan University\, Kirtipur\, Kathmandu University\, Dhulik hel\, Nepal\, and many national and international Scientific Organizations during 13-17 March 2023\, Kathmandu\, Nepal at two different venues: Hote l Mystic Mountain\, Nagarkot\, and Hotel Yak and Yeti\, Durbar Marg\, Kath mandu\, Nepal. The EDS Nepal Chapter supported the conference both technic ally as well as financially. The national organizing committee was led by IEEE EDS Secretary Prof. Dr. Raju Khanal. This was the 10th conference in the series of “International conference on the Frontiers of Plasma Physi cs and Technology” and the series is being organized in different develo ping countries to encourage a large number of local researchers to partici pate in the conference. The earlier conferences were organized in differen t developing countries\, including India (Bangalore-2002\, Goa-2005)\, Tha iland (Bangkok-2007)\, Nepal (Kathmandu-2009)\, Singapore (2011)\, Botswan a (Gaborone-2013)\, India (Kochi-2015)\, Chile (Viña del Mar-2017) and Sr i Lanka (Negombo-2019). The success of the preceding conferences in severa l countries in Asia\, Africa and Latin America has encouraged us to furthe r our mission. This series is planned to provide a unique opportunity to t he researchers to directly interact with the worldwide experts and acquain t with the latest research topics. Researchers of all the nationalities we re welcome to participate. The emphasis of the conference will be on all t he frontier topics of plasma physics conferences and technologies and clas sified in the following three tracks but not limited to: Astrophysical\, c osmic and space plasmas.\n\nThe Conference was attended by 101 participant s from 21 different countries out of which 60 were the local participants with 11 IEEE members (from Nepal). The participants were from the followin g countries: Austria\, Canada\, Czech Republic\, France\, Germany\, Indone sia\, India\, Italy\, Israel\, Japan\, Nepal\, Norway\, PR of China\, Russ ia\, Slovenia\, Spain\, Thailand\, UAE\, and UK. The first day of program was held on Hotel Mystic Mountain\, Nagarkot that was inaugurated by Dean of Science and Technology\, Prof. Binil Aryal by lightning Panas (a tradit ional lamp). In his address\, Prof. Aryal expressed the importance of plas ma technology and its impact on our society. He also pointed out the impor tance of astrophysical plasma to understand the beginning phase of univers e. Prof. Tara Desai (Chair and Director of FPPT-10) highlighted the object ives of the Conference.\n\nAltogether 44 oral talks and 35 posters were pr esented during 13 Scientific Sessions and 1 poster session. The research p apers presented were from various fields of plasma physics: laser plasma i nteraction\, tokamaks and other magnetic confinement fusion devices\, theo ry (from astrophysics to laboratory plasma)\, heavy ion beams in fundament al material study and inertial confinement fusion\, nano Science and relat ed topics\, plasma jets and applications\, wires explosions studies and ap plications\, plasma surface interaction\, sheath physics\, etc. In the 3rd day of conference\, we arranged a popular talk in the Central Department of Physics\, Tribhuvan University and also made excursion of historic plac es of Kirtipur. At the evening of that day\, we arranged a cultural progra m with dinner at the venue of Nepal Tourism Board\, Kathmandu\, Nepal. All the 35 posters drew attention from the distinguished experts of various f ields. Ample time was allotted for poster session especially to encourage young researchers by providing them with platform to present their work. T he success of the session was also obvious from the fact that most of the presenters were busy explaining their works even hours after the official time for poster session was over. In order to motivate young researchers t owards the poster session two “Best Poster Awards” were announced. In addition\, one best oral presentation was announced.\n\nThe Conference was a success from different points of view. It was for the 2nd time that suc h a large number of high sounding international personalities attended the Conference in Nepal. It offered a unique opportunity to the Nepali resear chers to directly interact with the internationally distinguished scientis ts. In addition\, some of the local participants were successful in establ ishing first hand contact with some of the leading centers of plasma physi cs and to find research areas of mutual interest. Some photographs during the conference\n\nCo-sponsored by: Tribhuvan University\, Kathmandu and Ka thmandu University\, Kavre\, Nepal\n\nHotel Yak and Yeti and Hotel Mystic\ , Kathmandu\, and Kavre\, Nepal\, Nepal LOCATION:Hotel Yak and Yeti and Hotel Mystic\, Kathmandu\, and Kavre\, Nepa l\, Nepal ORGANIZER:bhadrapokharel@ioe.edu.np SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:3. International Conference On “FRONTIERS OF PLASMA PHYSICS AND T ECHNOLOGY (FPPT-10)." URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/353305 X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The 10th International Conference on the < strong><em>Frontiers of Plasma Physics and Technology</em></strong> (FPPT- 10) was organized jointly by the IEEE EDS Nepal Chapter\, Tribhuvan Univer sity\, Kirtipur\, Kathmandu University\, Dhulikhel\, Nepal\, and many nati onal and international Scientific Organizations during 13-17 March 2023\, Kathmandu\, Nepal at two different venues: Hotel Mystic Mountain\, Nagarko t\, and Hotel Yak and Yeti\, Durbar Marg\, Kathmandu\, Nepal. The EDS Nepa l Chapter supported the conference both technically as well as financially . The national organizing committee was led by IEEE EDS Secretary Prof. Dr . Raju Khanal. This was the 10th conference in the series of &ldquo\;Inter national conference on the Frontiers of Plasma Physics and Technology&rdqu o\; and the series is being organized in different developing countries to encourage a large number of local researchers to participate in the confe rence. The earlier conferences were organized in different developing coun tries\, including India (Bangalore-2002\, Goa-2005)\, Thailand (Bangkok-20 07)\, Nepal (Kathmandu-2009)\, Singapore (2011)\, Botswana (Gaborone-2013) \, India (Kochi-2015)\, Chile (Vi&ntilde\;a del Mar-2017) and Sri Lanka (N egombo-2019). The success of the preceding conferences in several countrie s in Asia\, Africa and Latin America has encouraged us to further our miss ion. This series is planned to provide a unique opportunity to the researc hers to directly interact with the worldwide experts and acquaint with the latest research topics. Researchers of all the nationalities were welcome to participate. The emphasis of the conference will be on all the frontie r topics of plasma physics conferences and technologies and classified in the following three tracks but not limited to: Astrophysical\, cosmic and space plasmas.</p>\n<p>The Conference was attended by 101 participants fro m 21 different countries out of which 60 were the local participants with 11 IEEE members (from Nepal). The participants were from the following cou ntries: Austria\, Canada\, Czech Republic\, France\, Germany\, Indonesia\, India\, Italy\, Israel\, Japan\, Nepal\, Norway\, PR of China\, Russia\, Slovenia\, Spain\, Thailand\, UAE\, and UK. The first day of program was h eld on Hotel Mystic Mountain\, Nagarkot that was inaugurated by Dean of Sc ience and Technology\, Prof. Binil Aryal by lightning Panas (a traditional lamp). In his address\, Prof. Aryal expressed the importance of plasma te chnology and its impact on our society. He also pointed out the importance of astrophysical plasma to understand the beginning phase of universe. Pr of. Tara Desai (Chair and Director of FPPT-10) highlighted the objectives of the Conference.</p>\n<p>Altogether 44 oral talks and 35 posters were pr esented during 13 Scientific Sessions and 1 poster session. The research p apers presented were from various fields of plasma physics: laser plasma i nteraction\, tokamaks and other magnetic confinement fusion devices\, theo ry (from astrophysics to laboratory plasma)\, heavy ion beams in fundament al material study and inertial confinement fusion\, nano Science and relat ed topics\, plasma jets and applications\, wires explosions studies and ap plications\, plasma surface interaction\, sheath physics\, etc. In the 3rd day of conference\, we arranged a popular talk in the Central Department of Physics\, Tribhuvan University and also made excursion of historic plac es of Kirtipur. At the evening of that day\, we arranged a cultural progra m with dinner at the venue of Nepal Tourism Board\, Kathmandu\, Nepal. All the 35 posters drew attention from the distinguished experts of various f ields. Ample time was allotted for poster session especially to encourage young researchers by providing them with platform to present their work. T he success of the session was also obvious from the fact that most of the presenters were busy explaining their works even hours after the official time for poster session was over. In order to motivate young researchers t owards the poster session two &ldquo\;Best Poster Awards&rdquo\; were anno unced. In addition\, one best oral presentation was announced.</p>\n<p>The Conference was a success from different points of view. It was for the 2n d time that such a large number of high sounding international personaliti es attended the Conference in Nepal. It offered a unique opportunity to th e Nepali researchers to directly interact with the internationally disting uished scientists. In addition\, some of the local participants were succe ssful in establishing first hand contact with some of the leading centers of plasma physics and to find research areas of mutual interest. Some phot ographs during the conference</p> END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR