Related research published in 2019: modeled U87 cell response for different plasma exposure durations
Related research published in 2019: modeled U87 cell response for different plasma exposure durations. From “Mathematical modeling and control for cancer treatment with cold atmospheric plasma jet,” Figure 3(a).

FDCL is participating in the NSF Industry–University Cooperative Research Centers program through GW’s Center for High Pressure Plasma Energy, Agriculture, and Biomedical Technologies.

The lab’s contribution focuses on modeling and control of plasma technologies, including research on efficacy and safety in biological processes and adaptive approaches to plasma-based cancer treatment.

Related 2019 modeling result for MDA-MB-231 cells, Figure 3(b)
Related 2019 modeling result for MDA-MB-231 cells, Figure 3(b). These research figures provide context for the 2018 center announcement.

Original FDCL announcement — April 16, 2018