Nanoelectroporation of biomembranes is an effect of high-voltage, nanosecond-duration
electric pulses (nsEP). It occurs both in the plasma membrane and inside the cell, and …

Nanosecond electric pulses are an effective power source in plasma medicine and
biological stimulation, in which biophysical responses are governed by peak power and not …

Nanosecond electroporation of cell organelles is being studied since more than a decade,
but it is still not entirely understood. Unique prototype hardware equipment and challenging …

Biological effects caused by a nanosecond pulse, such as cell membrane permeabilization,
peripheral nerve excitation and cell blebbing, can be reduced or cancelled by applying …

Nanosecond pulsed electric fields (nsPEFs) offer a plethora of opportunities for developing
integrative technologies as complements or alternatives to traditional medicine. Studies on …

Sulphur Hexafluoride (SF6) is one of the most commonly used gases within switching
applications for pulsed power applications due to a large number of desirable properties …