The proposed "Plasma and Interface Processing" session aligns seamlessly with PIERS's tradition of excellence. Building upon the interdisciplinary spirit that PIERS fosters, this session seeks to explore the intricate connections between plasma treatments in material processing, biomedicine, environmental science, and any other plasma-material interface applications. By delving into these intersections, we aim to enrich the conference's offerings and contribute significantly to its mission of facilitating meaningful scientific exchange.

Key topics that could be covered within this session include, but are not limited to:

1. Plasma-assisted fabrication techniques for advanced photonic devices.
2. Interface engineering and plasma-surface functionalization for electromagnetic, photonic, and biomedical systems. 
3. Emerging trends in plasma-enabled metamaterials and metasurfaces.
4. Artificial intelligence in plasma-material processing, surface treatment controls, and diagnostics.
5. Fundamental physics that is related to the above applications.
6. Modeling and numerical simulation of the above applications.