Elisa Sainz-García

Substitute Contract Professor

University of La Rioja

Spain

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Elisa Sainz-García is a Substitute Contract Professor at the University of La Rioja, Spain. Her current research focuses on the application of plasma technology in various fields, including food safety and biomedical applications. Recent contributions include studies on the implications of using plasma activated water in wine production and medical device disinfection. She is dedicated to advancing knowledge in the use of cold plasma technology for innovative solutions.

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Lucía González-Arenzana

Institut des Sciences de la Vigne et du Vin

SPAIN

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Fernando Alba‐Elías

SPAIN

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Paula Fernández-Gómez

Profesora Distinguida

Universidad de León

SPAIN

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Marcia Oliveira

Assistant Professor

Universidad de León

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María Montserrat González Raurich

Universidad de León

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Articles (17)

Wine quality implications of the treatment of oak wood with plasma activated water (PAW): A preliminary study

Plasma Activated Water for wine barrels disinfection

Advances in the Application of Cold Plasma Technology in Foods

Advances in the Application of Cold Plasma Technology in Foods

Organoleptic characterization of wines in contact with oak wood fragments immersed in plasma activated water (PAW)

Wine corks decontamination using plasma activated water

Low‐friction coatings on medical needles through atmospheric‐pressure plasma‐polymerization technology

Mask disinfection using atmospheric pressure cold plasma

Promotion of biofilm production via atmospheric-pressure plasma-polymerization for biomedical applications

Development and characterization of anti-biofilm coatings applied by Non-Equilibrium Atmospheric Plasma on stainless steel

Development and characterization of anti-biofilm coatings applied by Non-Equilibrium Atmospheric Plasma on stainless steel

Durability Assessment of a Plasma-Polymerized Coating with Anti-Biofilm Activity against L. monocytogenes Subjected to Repeated Sanitization

Inhibition of biofilm formation on polystyrene substrates by atmospheric pressure plasma polymerization of siloxane‐based coatings

Improvement of the adhesive capacity of SBR for footwear outsoles by surface activation and coating deposition with atmospheric pressure plasma

Atmospheric-pressure plasma treatments of NBR for the improvement of adhesion in footwear applications

Application of atmospheric pressure cold plasma to sanitize oak wine barrels

Antibiofilm coatings through atmospheric pressure plasma for 3D printed surgical instruments

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Lucía González-Arenzana

Fernando Alba‐Elías

Paula Fernández-Gómez

Marcia Oliveira

María Montserrat González Raurich

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