Ph.D., Professor

E-mail: luxinpei@hust.edu.cn

RESEARCH AREAS AND COURSES

ü Gas discharge

ü Low temperature plasma

ü Plasma diagnostic

ü Biomedical application

ü Discharge in liquid

EDUCATION

ü Huazhong University of Science & Technology, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, PhD (1998/9-2002/1)

ü Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinse Academy of Science, Master (1994/9-1997/5)

ü AnHui University, Bachelor (1990/9-1994/7)

WORK EXPERIENCE

ü 2007/9-Present

Huazhong University of Science & Technology, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Professor

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Ø JOURNAL

1. X. Lu, M. Keidar, M. Laroussi, E. Choi, E. Szili, K. Ostrikov, Transcutaneous plasma stress: from soft-matter models to living tissues, Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports, 138, 36 (2019)

2. X. Lu, and Kostya Ostrikov, Guided ionization waves: The physics of repeatability, Appl. Phys, Rev ,5, 031102 (2018)

3. X. Lu, G. V. Naidis, M. Laroussi, S. Reuter, D. B. Graves and K. Ostrikov, Reactive species in non-equilibrium atmospheric-pressure plasmas: Generation, transport, and biological effects, Phys. Reports, 630, 1-84 (2016)

4. X. Lu, G. Naidis, M. Laroussi, K. Ostrikov, Guided ionization waves: Theory and experiments. Physics Reports, 540,123-166 (2014)

5. X. Lu, S. Wu, J. Gou and Y. Pan, An atmospheric-pressure, high-aspect-ratio, cold micro-plasma. Scientific Reports.4, 7488 (2014)

Ø BOOK

1. XinPei Lu, Stephan Reuter, Mounir Laroussi, DaWei Liu, Nonequilibrium atmospheric pressure plasma jets: Fundamentals, Diagnostics, and Medical applications, CRC Press, 2019

2. Paul K. Chu and XinPei Lu, Low temperature plasma technology: Methods and Applications, CRC Press, 2014

RESEARCH PROJECTS

ü On atmospheric pressure plasma jet and its decontamination effect, National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.: 10875048

ü On atmospheric pressure plasma and the mechanism of inducing cancer cell apoptosis, National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.: 51077063

ü On the mechanism of atmospheric pressure plasma kill virus, National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.: 51277087

ü On the mechanism of atmospheric pressure plasma inducing stem cell differentiation, National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.: 51477066

ü Atmospheric pressure plasma and its biomedical applications, National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.: 51625701