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One ofthe Largest Exhibitions in Asiafor Analytical & ScientificInstruments

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at Makuhari Messe, JapanConcurrent Event : New Technology Presentation /

JASIS ConferenceFeatured Event : Life Science Innovation Zone /

Open Solutions Forum®

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A New Era of Analysis and Measurement to Lead the Life Science Market ～ Where Healthcare and Medical Treatment Meet ～

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Visitor's Guide

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Welcome to JASIS 2017

Gon-emon KuriharaPresident, Japan Analytical Instruments

Manufacturers' Association

(President & Representative Director,

JEOL Ltd.)

Hideto Yazawa Chairman, Japan Scientific

Instruments Association

Chairman, Dalton Co., Ltd.

We are pleased to announce that JASIS 2017 will be held primarily over the three-day period of September 6 to 8 at Makuhari Messe.JASIS is a large-scale exhibition that gathers together at a single venue analytical instruments, measuring instruments, and other related equipment and products from about 500 companies and institutions. Among 500 seminars and conferences, academic and industrial groups will hold the "JASIS Conference." JASIS will also present the "New Technology Seminar," an event showcasing new products, technologies, and applications. JASIS is well-received from various quarters for the size and the richness of its content.JASIS is also a source for the latest information regarding new global developments and will host exhibitions from 12 overseas countries. JASIS 2017 has scheduled four "International Conference Sessions" providing the latest information about developments in the U.S., the U.K., China, and in Asian countries, and six "New Technology Seminars" simultaneously translated from English to Japanese.Making progress each year under the slogan of "Discover the Future," JASIS 2017 will start a new program in addition to two special programs.At the two special programs: "Life Science Innovation Zone" and the second annual "Open Solutions Forum – New Technology Briefing by Theme," we will openly present various solutions in the fields where the use of analytical instruments is highly expected: life sciences, automobiles, the environment, and food. We would like to further develop JASIS as a place for its participants to find new relationships and ideas. Amid the global trend of the "Internet of Things" (IoT), connections among people are increasingly important to make good use of IoT, and JASIS would like to vigorously promote these two special programs.As a new program, "JASIS WebExpo 2017" will be held in July before the start of JASIS until the end of November after the end of JASIS. In the first year, about 30 out of 500 seminars and presentations held at JASIS 2017 will be made available online. In the next year, we will also enable exhibitors to set up their booths on the web.JASIS will evolve from "three days in Makuhari" to "150 days from everywhere" so that exhibitors and participants can gather together wherever they are. We hope that this new JASIS form will further contribute to the expansion of business opportunities.As Asia's premier analytical and scientific instruments show, JASIS 2017 will be a source for the latest information regarding new global developments. The organizers are committed to combining their efforts to ensure that all visitors enjoy a fruitful time at the exhibition.Finally, starting with the related academic societies and groups that honored us with their substantial assistance in the holding of JASIS 2017, I would like to reiterate my appreciation for the cooperation of all companies exhibiting at the show.

I would like to offer a word of welcome as JASIS 2017 gets underway.This exhibition, which is sponsored by the Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) and our organization, launched in 2010 as a joint exposition that combined the previous Analytical Instruments Exhibition and Scientific Instruments Show. Since 2012 the exhibition has been called JASIS. The upcoming JASIS will be the eighth. Looking back at our organization’s expositions, the first All-Japan Scientific Instruments Show was held in 1960. Since then we have accumulated a half century of history, while supporting our country’s research and development and manufacturing technology industries as a comprehensive scientific instruments exposition that is among the largest in Asia.Since 2010, when it made the transition to a joint exposition, JASIS has made steady progress towards realization of its original goal of an exposition with 500 companies in 1,500 booths. Through JASIS, we are contributing to the development of global scientific technology, while striving to create a nerve center for the dissemination of information about the scientific instruments industry throughout Asia. We would like to introduce some of strengths and highlights of this year’s JASIS.JASIS is one of Asia’s largest comprehensive expositions, gathering in one location scientific instruments, beginning with laboratory and analytical instruments that support a wide range of research and development and manufacturing technology. JASIS is not only a large-scale scientific instruments exposition; it is also known for presenting a large number of wide-ranging joint events. We are holding two special events, in addition to existing conferences presented by affiliated scientific societies and organizations and new technology information sessions hosted by exhibiting companies. One is the Open Solutions Forum, held for the first time at the previous exposition, which might be called a new technology information session with various themes. Another is Life Science Innovation Zone, which is being held for the fifth time this year. By holding many joint events we can accommodate many users in various fields. Also, with the aim of nurturing the next generation of researchers, we are holding events that communicate the appeal of science, beginning with a science seminar.The science seminar we are presenting this time is “The melody from the universe that Einstein played,” with Professor Seiji Kawamura of the University of Tokyo’s Institute for Cosmic Ray Research as the invited speaker. Last year we had the news that the gravitational wave telescope at LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) in the United States had detected gravitational waves. Prof. Seiji Kawamura has made a large contribution to the technical side of LIGO and is a leader in the field of gravitational wave astronomy. He is also a central figure in promoting KAGRA (The Kamioka Gravitational Wave Detector), a gravitational wave detector under construction now in Japan. Please study the mystery of the universe that gravitational wave astronomy is unlocking. JASIS is not only a venue for gathering information about the latest instruments and devices; it is an exposition that accommodates everyone who attends in various ways and through a wide range of projects. We are confident that we can help all attendees to JASIS 2017 advance their research and development and manufacturing technology as well as provide them with opportunities to acquire new business opportunities. We hope that you will make active use of JASIS.Finally, to everyone who has extended their cooperation, including affiliated scientific societies and organizations and exhibiting companies, we offer our heartfelt thanks.

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JASIS 2017 Overview

■ Title JASIS 2017 (Discover the Future.)

■ OrganizersJapan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA)

■ Sponsors (planned)Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology / Ministry of the Environment / Japan Science and Technology Agency / National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology / National Institute of Technology and Evaluation / RIKEN / Japan External Trade Organization(JETRO) / U.S. Commercial Service, Embassy of the United States of America / UK Trade & Investment Japan, British Embassy Tokyo / The Society of Instrument and Control Engineers / The Society of Polymer Science / The Japan Petroleum Institute / The Chemical Society of Japan / The Meteorological Society of Japan / The Japan Institute of Metals / The Society for Biotechnology, Japan / The Ceramic Society of Japan / Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology,and Agrochemistry / Spectroscopical Society of Japan / The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry / The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan / Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation / Japanese society of medical instrumentation / Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry / The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers / The Physical Society of Japan / Japan Science Foundation / The Japan society for the advancement of inventions / Society of Indoor Environment Japan / the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry / Japan Machinery Center for Trade and Investment / Japan Micro Array Consortium

■ Admission Free

JASIS 2017 (Exhibition)

JASIS 2017 (Sept. 6 to 8, Chiba (JAPAN)) is one of the largest Analytical and Scientific instruments show in Asia with the “most advanced” technology and information. The exhibition was renamed from JAIMA EXPO/SIS. JASIS is organized by Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) and Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA). The slogan for this year is “Discover the Future.”

◦ Dates Wed., Sept. 6 - Fri., Sept. 8 (3days) (Conference: Tue., Sept. 5 – Fri., Sept. 8, 4days)

◦ Time 10:00 –17:00

◦ Venue Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall (Halls 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) 2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba-city, Chiba Japan 261-0023

◦ Scale of Show •About 500 exhibitors (About 1,500 booths) • About 360 topics in the New Technology Presentations (By

Exhibitors) • About 50 conferences by academic and research

organizations

◦ Fields of Exhibitors• Analytical instruments and

devices• Analytical instrument parts and

components• Laboratory instruments• Research equipment, tools and

expendables• Environment measuring

instruments and industrial measurements instruments

• Bio instruments and devices• Testing instruments and

devices• Production process instruments

and devices• Appliances, electric devices

and energy related devices• Information software and

services• Life Science, etc.

JASIS Conference

In the JASIS conference, academic organizations and research institutes will give presentations on various topics in 50 sessions.

◦ Dates Tue., Sept. 5 - Fri., Sept. 8 (4days)

◦ Time 10:00 –17:00

◦ Venue International Conference Hall (Makuhari Messe)

◦ OrganizersJapan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)Japan Scientific Instruments Association(JSIA)

◦ Co-sponsorsAOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION / Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied Water / Department of Electronics and Manufacturing, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology / Discussion Group for Laser Ablation Spectrochemistry / Discussion Group for Plasma Spectrochemistry Japan / Food Off-Flavor Study Group / Institute for Cyber Associates / Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association / Japan Multiplex bio-Analysis Consortium (JMAC) / Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis (JSCA) (Co-orgnizer: National Institute for Materials Science((NIMS)) / Japan Society of Indoor Environment / Japanese Society for Food Hygiene and Safety / Metabolic Profiling Forum / Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology - Japan / National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental Risk of Chemicals / PAI-NET (Professionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation Society) / Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA), National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / RIKEN Spring-8 Center / Scanning Probe Microscopy Division of The Japanese Society of Microscopy / Science Council of Japan / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science / Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association (SEFA) / Surface Analysis Society of Japan / The Japanese Society of Microscopy / The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (JASIS Project) / The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) / The Society of Polymer Science, Japan Research Group on Biomimetics / The Spectroscopical Society of Japan / TKK / Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA) / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA)

New Technology Presentations

In the New technology presentations, exhibitors introduce the latest technical information.

◦ Dates Wed., Sept. 6 - Fri., Sept. 8 (3days)

◦ Venue APA Hotel & Resorts Tokyo Bay Makuhari (Tokyo Bay “Makuhari Hall) Hotel New Otani Makuhari (STELLA, RAPIS, SHO, YU, MAI and REI)

◦ Number of sessions 347 sessions

◦ Admission Free

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Highlights

Science Seminar

Einstein’s Cosmic Melody - Challenges of KAGRA & Unveiling Mysteries of Universe with Gravitational Wave Astronomy

◦ Date Fri., Sept. 8◦ Time 13:00 –14:30◦ Venue Convention Hall A (2nd Fl. of International Conference Hall)◦ Admission Free◦ Speaker Seiji Kawamura, Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, the

University of Tokyo

Featured Seminar

1. Topics on Physicochemical Testing MethodsChikako Yomota, Kobe Pharmaceutical University (Visiting Researcher of National Institute of

Health Sciences)

2. Building Quality Control Strategies and Analysis Methods for BiopharmaceuticalsAkiko Ishii, National Institute of Health Sciences

3. Analytical and Scientific Instruments and Methods for Analyzing PharmaceuticalsYukihiro Goda, National Institute of Health Sciences

◦ Date Thu., Sept. 7◦ Time 14:00 –16:00◦ Venue Convention Hall A (2nd Fl. of International Conference Hall)◦ Admission Free

Life Science Innovation Zone (Hall 8)

— Analytical Technologies & IT for Life Science —

The "Life Science Innovation Zone" is an exhibition area about Life-Science-related analytical instruments & technologies as well as IT. As a special exhibition area within JASIS the Life Science Innovation Zone focuses on the activities for creating new markets of analytical and scientific instruments as well as technologies in Life Science fields.

◦ Venue Life Science Innovation Zone at Hall 8, Makuhari Messe◦ Admission Free

1. Themes of Keynote AddressPre-registration: Required (JASIS WEB)

Wed., Sept. 6 : Next Generation Healthcare / Healthcare and Drug Discovery

Thu., Sept. 7 : Artificial Intelligence / Deep Learning: Prediction Applications for Bioscience

/ Role of Early Advanced Diagnosis for Enabling Early Treatment

Fri., Sept. 8 : Possibilities of Science for Supporting Future Societies and Livelifoods /

Analizing Life (Cells)

2. Exhibitor Presentations 40 sessions by 40 exhibitors will be held. (25 min./exhibitor)Pre-registration: Not Required

3. Meeting RoomMeeting rooms are provided especially for exhibitor’s business meetings. Also can use this room for business matching.

JST Booth (Hall 4)

Japan Science and Technology Agency (Advanced Measuring Technology) Presentation from development team sharing advanced measuring prototype system, especially for Advanced user.

AIST Booth (Hall 8)

The theme of our exhibition is “The reliability for the measurements” and “Advanced instrumentation technology”. You can learn about the latest researches for Metrology and Measurement Science of AIST.

Research Organization Area/ Academic Association Area (Hall 8)

In this Research Organization Area and Academic Associations Area, the research outcomes by various universities and research institutes are presented to realize the effective communication between research sector and industrial side.

mini/Solution Area (Hall 5 & 7)

Venture businesses, component manufacturers, peripheral device manufacturers, parts & software manufacturers and analysis service providers are invited to this mini/Solution Area and gathered much attention from that industry.

Media & Press Area (Hall 6)

This Area presents newspapers, magazines and books that deal with scientific and analytical instruments and scientific offered by various publishing companies in Japan and overseas.

International Organization Area (Hall 8)

In the International Organization Area, the foreign embassies, trade representatives and some analytical/scientific industries in various nations introduce the current status of analytical/scientific instrument’s field. The state officials and embassies of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, China, Korea and other countries are set for the internationalization promotion of a show.

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Life Science Innovation Zone

A New Era of Analysis and Measurement to Lead the Life Science Market ~Where Healthcare and Medical Treatment Meet~

Keynote Address

The program will include surveys of global trends, strategic plans forJapan, and lectures by renowned leaders in advanced research.

◦Dates Wed., Sept. 6 – Fri., Sept. 8 (3days) ◦Venue Hall 8, Life Science Innovation Zone ◦Admission Free ◦Pre-registration Required through JASIS Website

Next Generation Healthcare10:20-11:00 What is brought by fusion of Bio & Digital techs? Masahiro Uemura (Director,Bio0Industry Division, Commetee and Information Policy

Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)

Plenary Lecture11:20-12:00 Physical approaches to the secret of life. Akiyoshi Wada (Professor emeritus, The University of Tokyo)12:20-13:20 State of the Art Analytical Workflows Supporting the Future of

Pharma Stephen Martin (Head, Analytical Sciences and Imaging, Novartis Institutes for

BioMedical Research)

Healthcare and Drug Discovery13:45-14:05 Impact of new ICT waves on pharma industry Tsuguchika Kaminuma (Director, the Institute for Cyber Associates)14:05-14:25 Present state and future of AI drug discovery Hiroshi Tanaka (Special Adviser to the Executive Director, Tohoku Medical Megabank

Organization, Tohoku University)14:25-14:45 Your smartphone brings the future of medicine. Yosuke Hatanaka (Researcher, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Innovation for Medical

Information Technology, The Jikei University School of Medicine)14:45-15:05 New trend of drug discovery research Tsuneaki Sakata (Senior Fellow, Shionogi & Co., Ltd.)15:05-15:25 Relationship between Intestinal Flora and Medicine viewed from

Gut-Liver Axis Seiichi Ishida (Section Chief, National Institute of Health Sciences)15:30-16:05 Discussion (by above 5 speakers)

Artificial Intelligence / Deep Learning: Prediction Applications for Bioscience10:20-10:40 Deepening computer-aided drug design by deep learning Takashi Ishida (Associate professor, Department of Computer Science, Tokyo Institute of

Technology)10:40-11:00 Future healthcare society brought by cooperation between artificial

intelligence and high-performance omics technologies. Nobuhiro Hayashi (Associate Professor, School of Life Science and Technology, Tokyo

Institute of Technology)11:00-11:20 Social Drug Discovery Project Kazuki Yamamoto (CEO, SHaLX Inc.)11:20-11:40 Paradigm shift of system development with AI Hitoshi Kamijima (Senior researcher, Research Institute of Systems Planning, Inc.)11:45-12:15 Discussion (by above 4 speakers)

Plenary Lecture12:30-13:10 Lung Cancer Eradication -Early Detection and Treatment- Harubumi Kato (Honorary President, Niiza Shiki Central General Hospital)

Role of Early Advanced Diagnosis for Enabling Early Treatment13:30-13:50 Next Generation Biopharmaceutics through Analytical Technologies Kouhei Tsumoto (Sch Eng and Inst Med Sci, Univ Tokyo)

13:50-14:10 Method of the middle molecules organic compound search to inhibit protein - protein interaction

Noboru Nakayama (Director & CTO, Biosys Technologies, INC / CTO Lecturer, St.Marianna University School of Medicine)

14:10-14:30 Nanobiodevices for Precision Medicine and Drug Discovery Yoshinobu Baba (Professor, Director, Department of Biomolecular Engineering, ImPACT

Research Center for Advanced Nanobiodevices, Nagoya University)14:30-14:50 Structural analysis in solutions - Innovation for development in drug

research Taku Ogura (Researcher, Research & Development Headquarters, LION Corporation)14:55-15:25 Discussion (by above 4 speakers)

Possibilities of Science for Supporting Future Societies and Livelifoods10:20-10:25 New analytical style from data-driven approach to AI-driven approach Jun Kikuchi (Team Leader, RIKEN)10:25-10:40 NMR spectroscopy for agricultural and food sciences Yasuyo Sekiyama (Senior researcher, Food Research Institute, National Agriculture and

Food Research Organization)10:40-10:55 Utilization of data realized by next-generation IoT sensor in

agriculture Kohei Yamazaki (Manager, vegetalia, inc. Business Development Dept.)10:55-11:10 Utilization of big data in aquaculture Miyuki Mekuchi (Researcher, Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency)11:10-11:25 Fish and its usefulness as view from comprehensive metabolic profiling Masataka Kawarasaki (Deputy Manager, Maruha Nichiro Corporation, Central Research

Institute)11:25-11:40 Environmental systems through date science Yasuhiro Date (Research Scientist, RIKEN)11:45-12:20 Discussion (by above 6 speakers)

Plenary Lecture12:50-13:35 Sharpening the eyes to probe cancers Hidemi Shigekawa (Univ.of Tsukuba, Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, Professor)

Analizing Life (Cells)14:00-14:20 High resolution cryo-electron microscopy targeted on protein complex

analysis Chikara Sato (Group leader, Structure Physiology Group, Biomedical Research Institute,

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST))14:20-14:40 Protein single particle TEM image simulation and 3D reconstruction

software for Cryo-TEM. Takao Shinkawa (President, BioNet Lab. Inc.)14:40-15:00 Intracellular molecular architecture elucidated by cryo-electron

microscopy Takuo Yasunaga (Professor, Dept. of Bioscience and Bioinformatics, School of Computer

Science and Systems Engineering, Kyushu Institute of Technology)15:00-15:20 “Watching” Biomacromolecules by Single Particle Analysis Kouta Mayanagi (Assistant Professor, Division of Structural Biology, Medical Institute of

Bioregulation, Kyushu University)15:25-15:55 Discussion (by above 4 speakers)

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Exhibitor Presentations

The program will include surveys of global trends, strategic plans forJapan, and lectures by renowned leaders in advanced research.

◦Dates Wed., Sept. 6 – Fri., Sept. 8 (3days) ◦Venue <Area 1> and <Area 2> Hall 8 at Life Science Innovation Zone ◦Admission Free ◦Pre-registration Not required

Meeting RoomsMeeting Rooms will be set at Life Science Innovation Zone.Visitors can have business meeting with Exhibitors there.◦Dates Wed., Sept. 6 – Fri., Sept. 8 (3days)◦Time 10:00 –17:00◦Place Hall 8, Life Science Innovation Zone◦Time for one business meeting 30 min. or 60 min.◦Contact & Pre-registration Please e-mail to Life Science Innovation Zone Office

[[email protected]].With the info.: 1. Exhibitor you would like to meet

2. Date & Time 3. Purpose of Meeting 4. Your Name and your company info.

Related Conference InformationLife Science Innovation Forum

1 “Profiling of Fear”2 “Platforms for the Next Generation Participatory Healthcare”3 “Precision Medicine and Bio-banking in the Post-Genomics Era”4 “ Exploring the analytical solutions in New generation Drug Discovery – toward the

future trend of New generation Pharma's R&D”◦Dates Wed., Sept. 6 – Fri., Sept. 8 ◦Venue Conference Room 304 & 301A, International

Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe.

◦Pre-registration Required through JASIS Website

<AREA #1>

10:30-11:30 [Special Session] Introduction to Cutting Edge Digital Marketing-1 K. Murakami (Synapse co., ltd. ), A. Yamaguchi (BD-Consulting L.L.C.)11:55-12:20 Innovation in Efficiency: Enhancements in Microwave Chemistry CEM Japan K.K.12:35-13:00 Introduction of analysis tool for clinical sequence World Fusion Co., LTD13:15-13:40 High efficiency mouse / pig genome editing service Setsuro Tech Inc.13:55-14:20 Fecal- and salivary-sampling kit for stability of DNA stored at room temperature TechnoSuruga Laboratory Co.,Ltd.14:35-15:00 Measurement of volatile metabolites in breath for medical researchers Kinryo Electric CO., LTD.15:15-15:40 New evaluation system for drug discovery Cornes Technologies Ltd.

10:15-10:45 [Special Session] Current situation of open innovation and AI utilization. TECHNO-PORT Inc.11:15-11:40 AI-based Image Analysis Cloud Platform LPixel Inc.11:55-12:20 Separation Science Asia – 1 & 2 November 2017, Singapore Conference Update Eclipse Business Media Ltd.12:35-13:00 REPROCELL technologies for drug discovery and development ReproCELL, Inc.13:15-13:40 Simple MS Imaging and LESA Plus analysis of Pathologically frozen sections using

TriVersa NanoMate LESA and LESAPlus. L.E. Technologies13:55-14:20 Micro-structure Processing on Larger Glass substrates ULVAC COATING CORPORATION14:35-15:00 Application of mid-infrared free electron laser to development of diagnostic and

therapeutic technologies for amyloidosis IR FEL Research Center, Research Institute for Science & Technology, Tokyo University of Science15:15-15:40 PTMScan® Technology – Immunoaffinity enrichment for mass spectrometry-based

proteomics Cell Signaling Technology Japan, K.K.

10:15-10:45 [Special Session] Lead generation by BioMarket.jp portal. BioAssociates,Inc.11:15-11:40 96well plate paddle mixer MICROPADDLE for formulation screening ULVAC, Inc.11:55-12:20 ITES’s service in the field of life science ITES Co., Ltd.12:35-13:00 Coming age of one-shot quantitative proteome analysis Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan13:15-13:40 Fluidic System for Cell Culture Takasago Electric, Inc.13:55-14:20 Estimation of bacterial count by Simple DNA testing kit Biocosm Inc.14:35-15:00 TBD Emerging Technologies Corporation15:15-15:40 TBD Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

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Thu., Sept. 7

Fri., Sept. 8

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12:35-13:00 Thermal Cycler Calibration for high quality PCR. ForDx, Inc.13:15-13:40 Oxidative stress markers Japan Institute for the Control of Aging (JaICA)13:55-14:20 T/B cell receptor (TCR/BCR) analysis service OncoTherapy Science, Inc.14:35-15:00 Management technique in sample preservation and necessity of extraordinarily

low temperature preservation. gumi co.,Ltd.15:15-15:40 Supporting industry during our bioresources Kazusa DNA Research Institute

10:15-10:45 [Special Session] Introduction to Cutting Edge Digital Marketing-2 K. Murakami (Synapse co., ltd. ), A. Yamaguchi (BD-Consulting L.L.C.)11:15-11:40 Contribution to healthcare field through integration of various core technologies SHIMADZU CORPORATION11:55-12:20 Introduction to Waals, a tool for viewing and analyzing protein structures Altif Laboratories Inc.12:35-13:00 Cell Culture Device with microfluidic technology Kyodo Internatinal Inc.13:15-13:40 The Stage Top Incubator is in order to observe of the cell culture process. BLAST Inc.13:55-14:20 Biopharmaceutical Analysis and Purification YMC CO., LTD.14:35-15:00 VHH antibody screening service ProteinExpress Co.,Ltd.15:15-15:40 Reagent kit for drug discovery and regenerative medicine. KANTO CHEMICAL CO., INC.

10:15-10:45 TEM/STEM image simulator elbis and statistical pattern recognition and deep learning software.

BioNet Laboratory Inc.11:15-11:40 Dynamic visualization of nanoscale world by High-Speed AFM Reseach Institute of Biomolecule Metrology Co., Ltd.11:55-12:20 Spectroscopic technique for observation and analysis of cells and tissues HORIBA, Ltd.12:35-13:00 Application for hydrophilic samples using GL-MH100 Hitachi Chemical Techno Service Co.,Ltd.13:15-13:40 Introduction of analyzing systems for cell research Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc.13:55-14:20 Introduction of Cryo-in Lens S (T) EM for analysis of living cell nano-space

structure Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation14:35-15:00 Label-Free 3D Live Cell Imager 「Holography Microscopy ~Tomocube~」 LMS Co.,Ltd

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Open Solutions Forum

Keynote Lectures by specialists and seminars by exhibitors!We'll offer you various Analytical solutions for [Environmental Regulations][Evaluating the Taste of Food] and [Automobile]!

New Technology Briefing

This time, under the concept "development of material · substance and quality control supports the competitiveness in manufacturing in our country", we are going to introduce the issues and solutions of the instrumental analysis in three fields of "Environmental Regulations", "Evaluating the Taste of Food" and "Automobile".

◦Dates Wed., Sept. 6 – Fri., Sept. 8 (3 days) ◦Venue Open Solutions Forum Area, Hall 4 ◦Admission Free ◦Pre-registration Required through JASIS Website

Environmental Regulations10:30-11:10 EU RoHS2 Directive and Risk Management Tetsuya Matsuura (Tokyo Environmental Management Laboratory, President)11:15-11:40 Recent updates on environmental regulations in overseas ~ RoHS2 Directive, Emission testing (GREENGUARD,CaProp65) and analysis tips ~ Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc.11:45-12:10 Representative results require adequate sample preparation: Preparation

techniques with the different way of milling. Verder Scientific Co., Ltd. 12:15-12:40 Explanation of RoHS directive substances screening analysis method SHIMADZU CORPORATION13:25-14:05 Expanding chemSHERPA as a global standard Hiroaki Machii (Principal Deputy Director, Chemical Management Policy Division, METI)14:10-14:35 Explanation of revised RoHS Directive and analytical methods focused on newly

regulated substances JEOL Ltd.14:40-15:05 Rapid screening analysis of phthalate esters on hazardous substances contained

in the RoHS2 Directive Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation15:10-15:35 Chemistry management method with PerkinElmer’s NEW instruments of

AVIO500(ICP-OES) and NexION2000(ICP-MS). PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.

Evaluating the Taste of Food10:30-11:10 Quality Evaluation of Agricultural Products Hideki Horie (Leader, Tea Chemistry and Health Benefits Unit, National Agriculture and

Food Research Organization)11:15-11:40 Instrumental analysis methods for elucidating taste of food JEOL Ltd.11:45-12:10 Role of multi-organoleptic system and sensory evaluation and its integration to

predict palatability Alpha M.O.S. Japan K.K.12:15-12:40 A direct mass spectrometry, SIFT-MS, that enables real-time monitoring of “odor

fluctuation” from foods, and its applications Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd.13:25-14:05 Application of Metabolomics for Analysis of Food Function Eiichiro Fukusaki, PhD. (Department of Biotechnology, Graduate School of Engineering,

Osaka University)14:10-14:35 Effective Food Metabolomics Approach for Investigation of Flavor Components, Improvement of Quality, and Visualization of Additional Values SHIMADZU CORPORATION14:40-15:05 An objectivity evaluation and business utilization with the taste sensor IRIE CORPORATION15:10-15:35 Relationship between deliciousness and health typically investigated through the

measurement of retronasal aroma Shoreline Science Research, Inc.

Automobile10:30-11:10 Honda Fuel Cell Vehicle Development and Toward the Hydrogen Society Takashi Moriya (Honda R&D Co.,Ltd.Technology Development Division 5, Senior Chief

Engineer)11:15-11:40 Nanoscopic Observation of Lubrication Interfaces Contributing to Energy Saving. SHIMADZU CORPORATION11:45-12:10 SIFT-MS: a form of direct mass spectrometry that enables high throughput,

real-time analysis of Vehicle Interior Air Quality. Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd.12:15-12:40 "3D X-Ray Microscopic CT Scanner / Yamato Scientific" Corresponds to dynamic

energy range by a variey of models. Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.13:25-14:05 Development of state-of-the-art techniques of analysis for next generation

batteries Yoshiharu Uchimoto (Kyoto University, Graduate School of Human and Environmental

Studies, Department of Interdisciplinary Environment)14:10-14:35 Evaluation of automobile materials using highly advanced spectroanalysis

techniques JASCO Corporation14:40-15:05 Automated Particle analysis using SEM-EDS, according to ISO16232, Cleanliness

of components of fluid circuits Oxford Instruments KK15:10-15:35 Characterization of Automotive Materials by Using X-ray Analysis Rigaku Corporation15:40-16:05 Innovation for Future Mobility: Spectroscopic analysis technologies that

contributes to development of next-generation vehicles HORIBA, Ltd.

Wed., Sept. 6

Thu., Sept. 7

Fri., Sept. 8

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Seminar & Conference in English Language

Life Science Innovation Zone – Keynote AddressesThe program will include surveys of global trends, strategic plans for Japan, and lectures by renowned leaders in advanced research.

◦ Date Sept. 6 (Wed.) ◦ Venue Life Science Innovation Zone, Hall 8

Date Time Title SpeakerSept.6(Wed.)

12:20–13:20 State of the Art Analytical Workflows Supporting the Future of Pharma

Stephen MartinHead, Analytical Sciences and Imaging, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research

New Technology PresentationsExhibitors will present their latest technical instruments and related technologies in this program. Following sessions will be provided in English language.

◦ Date Sept. 6 (Wed.) – Sept. 8 (Fri.) ◦ Venue APA Hotel & Resorts Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hotel New Otani Makuhari

Date Time Place Title ExhibitorSept.7(Thu.)

12:30–12:55 N-6 Handheld LIBS for Pharmaceutical Raw Material Identification BWT JAPAN INC.

Sept.7(Thu.)

14:30–15:20 N-6 EnviroESCA: Introducing the first high pressure XPS system for industrial laboratories Tokyo Instruments Inc.

Sept.8(Fri.)

13:20–14:10 A-11 Troubleshooting for Karl Fischer Titration - Make the Right Choice from Start to Finish Hayashi pure chemical Ind., Ltd.

Sept.8(Fri.)

10:30–10:55 N-6 New Cathodoluminescence system, 6 in wafer/low temperature/DUV-NIR/ultrahigh speed/high sensitivity Tokyo Instruments Inc.

Sept.8(Fri.)

11:10–11:35 N-6 Seeing More and Identifying Rapidly with our new i-Raman Pro ST BWT JAPAN INC.

ConferenceThe JASIS Conferences will be held by 28 organizations and 51 sessions, the Conferences will start on September 6, one day earlier than the show, and will be held for four days. The extensive program for the international conference sessions will include symposium, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Tokyo International Conference, China forum and Asia Technical Forum.

◦ Dates Sept. 6 (Wed.) – Sept. 8 (Fri.) ◦ Organizer Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) / The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) Venue⑪～⑬ : Please refer to P. 43 Venue Map

Date Time Place Title OrganizerSept. 6(Wed.)

13:15–17:00 Convention Hall B International Conference Session 1 International Analytical and Chemical Societies Symposium 2017

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association

Sept. 6(Wed.)

13:20–17:10 Conference Room 301B

International Conference Session 2 Asia Technical Forum 2017 “Food Safety and Security in Asia with a special lecture on Indian Pharmaceutical Market”


Sept. 7(Thurs.)

9:30–18:10 Convention Hall B International Conference Session 3 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 “Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability”(1/2)

The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC)

Sept. 7(Thurs.)

14:00–16:35 Conference Room 301B

International Conference Session 4 China Forum 2017 “Latest trends and development of environmental, food safety and Health related issues in China”


Sept. 8(Fri.)

9:30–16:55 Convention Hall B International Conference Session 5 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 “Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability”(2/2)

The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC)

Sept. 8(Fri.)

14:00–15:00 Conference Room 102

Laboratory Grade Furniture and Equipment Trends Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association (SEFA)

Sept. 8(Fri.)

15:00–16:00 Conference Room 102

The Material Choice for Safe and Durable Laboratory, Research and Educational Environments.

Trespa International

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JASIS Conference Technical Program

Venue①～⑯ : Please refer to P. 43 Venue Map Language (🅴: English, 🅹: Japanese, 🅲: Chinese)

Date Time Place Title Organizer Language

Sept. 5 (Tue.)

10:00-16:45International

Conference Room❾ Analytical Electron Microscopy 2017(1/2) The Japanese Society of Microscopy 🅹

10:00-16:50Conference Room

201❼❽Discussion for the future research direction of the instrumentations and applications of the plasma spectrochemistry

Discussion Group for Plasma Spectrochemistry Japan 🅹

Sept. 6 (Wed.)


303⓯JAIMA Seminar 2 "Instrumental Analysis – Are you confident of your analytical results? –"

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


302⓮JAIMA Seminar 1 "Fundamental lectures on basic techniques in analytical experiments"



Conference Room❾ Analytical Electron Microscopy 2017(2/2) The Japanese Society of Microscopy 🅹


101❶NIR spectroscopy, the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 🅹


104❹

JSCA Seminar of International Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis 2017– Trend of International Standardization on Surface Analysis and Microbeam Analysis –

Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis (JSCA) (Co-orgnizer: National Institute for Materials Science ((NIMS))

🅹


103❸Laser Ablation Workshop 2017 -Catch the next evolution on LA-ICPMS and LIBS

Discussion Group for Laser Ablation Spectrochemistry 🅹


304⓰ Life Science Innovation Forum 1“Profiling of Fear” Metabolic Profiling Forum 🅹


201A❼ Development of User-Friendly Measurement Methods Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental Risk of Chemicals 🅹


102❷ Measurement and Visualization of Paticles in the Air. Japan Society of Indoor Environment 🅹

13:00-17:00 Convention Hall A❿ JAIMA Symposium "Innovation creation by measurement and analysis platform"

Science Council of Japan / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science / Japan Society of Analytical Chemistry (JSAC) /Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (Support: The Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ)/ COMS-NANO, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST))

🅹

13:15-17:00 Convention Hall B⓫ ICS1 International Analytical and Chemical Societies Symposium 2017 Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅴/🅹


301B⓭ICS2 Asia Technical Forum 2017 “Food Safety and Security in Asia with a special lecture on Indian Pharmaceutical Market”

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅴/🅹


105❺ Information on Off-Flavor Topics Food Off-Flavor Study Group 🅹


201B❽Sensing for connecting manufacturing and using of thier data for service – Use case of AIST research –

Department of Electronics and Manufacturing, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

🅹


301A⓬ JAIMA Seminar 3 "Instrumental Analysis – Bio-Technology" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


302⓮ JAIMA Seminar 4 "Instrumental Analysis – IC" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹

Sept. 7 (Thurs.)


303⓯ JAIMA Seminar 6 "Instrumental Analysis –LC" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹

09:30-18:10 Convention Hall B⓫ ICS3 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 "Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability"(1/2)

The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) (Co-orgnizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)

🅴


103❸How to establish the management system of REACH/RoHS in your company! Let's draw on your existing management system. TKK 🅹


302⓮ JAIMA Seminar 5 "Fundamental lectures on analyzing data" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


101❶Techniques of Multi Regression Analysis using PLS, the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 🅹


102❷ SPring-8/SACLA RIKEN Spring-8 Center 🅹


106❻JST CRDS Seminar "Panoramic View of Measuring and Analytical Technology and Report on R&D infrastructures in JAPAN" Japan Science and Technology Agency 🅹

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Date Time Place Title Organizer Language

Sept. 7 (Thurs.)


304⓰Life Science Innovation Forum 2 "Platforms for the Next Generation Participatory Healthcare" Institute for Cyber Associates 🅹


Conference Room❾NMIJ Reference Material Seminar 2017: Basic knowledge for Quality Assurance in Chemical Analysis

National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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105❺ Making the best use of your mass spectrometric data The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (JASIS Project) 🅹


103❸ Late topics in computer based analytical instrumation PAI-NET (Professionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation Society) 🅹


106❻ Promotion Seminar on Public Utilization of Research Facilities Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology - Japan 🅹


201❼❽ The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2017 Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied Water 🅹


104❹Recent development in food safety: Practical method for screening of chemical substances Japanese Society for Food Hygiene and Safety 🅹


301B⓭ICS4 China Forum 2017 “Latest trends and development of environmental, food safety and Health related issues in China”

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅲/🅹


301A⓬ JAIMA Seminar 7 "Instrumental Analysis – Thermal Analysis" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


302⓮ JAIMA Seminar 8 "Instrumental Analysis – GC" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹

Sept. 8 (Fri.)


103❸ Practical surface analysis – knowledge of surface analysis for beginners Surface Analysis Society of Japan 🅹

09:30-16:55 Convention Hall B⓫ ICS5 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 "Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability" (2/2)

The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) (Co-orgnizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)

🅴


105❺ Nano- material and device characterization using Atomic Force Microscopy Scanning Probe Microscopy Division of The Japanese Society of Microscopy 🅹


303⓯ JAIMA Seminar 10 "Instrumental Analysis –X-Ray Analysis" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


102❷JSIA Seminar "Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry" – Environmental Analysis – Japan Scientific Instruments Association 🅹


301A⓬Life Science Innovation Forum 4 “Exploring the analytical solutions in New generation Drug Discovery – toward the future trend of New generation Pharma's R&D”



302⓮ JAIMA Seminar 9 "Instrumental Analysis –MS" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


201❼❽ JASIS2017 JEMCA Seminar Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association 🅹


Conference Room❾The 3rd Symposium of Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA) – Measurement standards and technology for realizing a safe and secure society -

Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA), National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

🅹


101❶Far-UV spectroscopy, the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 🅹


304⓰Life Science Innovation Forum 3 "Precision Medicine and Bio-banking in the Post-Genomics Era"

Japan Multiplex bio-Analysis Consortium (JMAC) 🅹


301B⓭ Analysis and Evaluation Techniques for Biomimetics The Society of Polymer Science, Japan Research Group on Biomimetics 🅹


104❹ Inside Laboratory Management AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION 🅹


303⓯ JAIMA Seminar 12 "Instrumental Analysis –Separation Science" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


302⓮ JAIMA Seminar 11 "Instrumental Analysis -FIA" Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 🅹


102❷ Laboratory Grade Furniture and Equipment Trends Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association (SEFA) 🅴/🅹


102❷The Material Choice for Safe and Durable Laboratory, Research and Educational Environments. Trespa International 🅴/🅹

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JASIS Conference Technical Program

Tue., Sept. 5

Analytical Electron Microscopy 2017(1/2)Organizer: The Japanese Society of MicroscopyDate&Time: Sept. 5 (Tue.) 10:00-16:45 (Reception: 9:20-)Place: International Conference RoomAdmission: JPY6,000 for members of JSM and related societies (see web site),

JPY7,000 for others, Free for students Pre-registration: Needed (see web site)Contact: Haruta

Tel: +81-774-38-3057 E-mail: bunseki33@eels,kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp

URL: https://eels.kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp/bunseki2017/

This conference provides opportunities to have lectures about the fundamentals of analytical electron microscopy (AEM), as well as discussions about the cut-edging studies about AEM. The tutorial session includes lectures about EDS, EELS, and signal mining methods for electron microscopy studies. In the technical sessions, scientists will deliver lectures about their achievements related with “Analysis of Irradiation-Sensitive Materials” and “Electron beam vs X-ray — Which is useful ?”. We welcome contributed papers for the afternoon session in Sep. 6th.

10:00-10:40Energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDXS) for analytical electron microscopeEiji Okunishi (JEOL)

10:40-11:20Basics and interpretation of EELSTeruyasu Mizoguchi (University of Tokyo)

11:20-12:00Tutorial for signal mining methods by statistical processingShunsuke Muto (Nagoya University)

12:00-13:30 Lunch Break

13:30-14:10

TEM studies on the electron-irradiation effects -from phase transitions induced by atom displacement (HVEM) to solid-state reactions induced by core-electron excitation (10kVEM)-Hirotaro Mori (Osaka University)

14:10-14:40TEM investigation of fuel cell nanomaterialsTakeo Kamino (University of Yamanashi)

14:40-15:10High resolution electron microscopy and electron irradiation damage of ordered porous materialsYasuhiro Sakamoto (Tohoku University)

15:10-15:20 Break

15:20-15:50Environmental TEM observation of nanoparticulate catalystsHideto Yoshida (Osaka University)

15:50-15:20Observation of effect of electron irradiation on insulator by electron holographyZentaro Akase (Tohoku University)

16:20-16:45 Discussion

Discussion for the future research direction of the instrumentations and applications of the plasma spectrochemistry

Organizer: Discussion Group for Plasma Spectrochemistry JapanDate&Time: Sept. 5 (Tue.) 10:00-16:50 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 201Admission: Member JPY1,000, non-member JPY3,000, student member

JPY1,000, student non-menber JPY2,000Pre-registration: Required ([email protected])Contact: Ozeki

Tel: +81-45-924-5688 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://plasma-dg.jp/

Plasma spectrochemistry has been widely used for chemical and isotopic analysis for sample of various research fields. Stimulated by the ceaseless growth in popularity of plasma sources for atomization and excitation in atomic spectroscopy and ionization in mass spectrometry, and urgent need to discuss recent developments of plasma in spectrochemical analysis, this discussion meeting is organized. Current status and future direction of the instrumentation and applications on the plasma spectrochemistry will be highlighted and discussed at this workshop.

10:00-10:45

Introductory Remarks, Discussion for future research direction of plasma spectrochemistry : New Era in the isotope geoscience using laser ablation-ICP mass spectrometryTakafumi Hirata (School of Science, The University of Tokyo)

10:45-11:30

Development of biomedical applications of ICP-MS for these ten several yearsAtsuko Shinohara (Seisen University Research Institute for Cultural Studies, Juntendo University Faculty of Medicine)

11:30-12:15Plasma Spectroscopy for Environmental MonitoringEiji Fujimori (National Environmental Research and Training Institute)

12:15-13:15 Lunch

13:15-14:00

Production of certified reference materials contributing to international comparability -History in the making for 10 years-Naoko Nonose (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

14:00-14:45Individual Strategy for Metallomics - After Ten Years Since the First International Symposium on Metallomics -Tomonari UMEMURA (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)

14:45-15:00 Coffee break

15:00-15:45Device development utilizing each plasma characteristicsAkitoshi Okino (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

15:45-16:50For the future of plasma spectrochemistryNaoki Furuta (Chuo University)

16:50-17:00 Closing Remarks

Language (🅴: English, 🅲: Chinese)

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Wed., Sept. 6

JAIMA Seminar 2 “Instrumental Analysis -Are you confident of your analytical results? -”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 9:50-17:20 (Reception: 09:20-)Place: Conference Room 303Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


9:50-10:00Opening AddressHideyuki TANAKA (NMIJ, AIST)

10:00-11:30Beginner’s Guide on Evaluating Measurement UncertaintyTakehiro NAKAMURA (JEMIC)

11:30-12:00Practical Use of Measurement Uncertainty in Laboratory AccreditationHiroaki OHTAKA (NITE)

12:00-13:50 Break

13:50-15:00Guidance on Evaluating Uncertainty Based on Model EquationHideyuki TANAKA (NMIJ, AIST)

15:00-15:30Monte Carlo method for Uncertainty EvaluationIsao KOJIMA (JSAC)

15:30-15:40 Break

15:40-16:10Guides and Standards Regarding Measurement UncertaintyKensei EHARA (NMIJ, AIST)

16:10-16:40Calibration and Uncertainty Evaluation of Piston PipetteAkitoshi TAKAO (JQA)

16:40-17:10Case Studies on Uncertainty Evaluation in Chemical Analysis ~Essentials and Techniques~Masaru YAMAZAWA (CERI)

17:10-17:20Closing AddressKensei EHARA (NMIJ, AIST)

JAIMA Seminar 1 “Fundamental lectures on basic techniques in analytical experiments”



10:00-11:00How to handle balances and pipettes properlyFumihide Miyashita (Shimadzu Corp., Analytical & Measuring Instruments Division)

11:00-12:00How to prepare solutions properly Nobuo Uehara (Graduate school of Utsunomiya University)

Analytical Electron Microscopy 2017(2/2)Organizer: The Japanese Society of MicroscopyDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 10:00-16:50 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: International Conference RoomAdmission: JPY6,000 for members of JSM and related societies (see web site),

JPY7,000 for others, Free for students Pre-registration: Needed (see web site)Contact: Haruta

Tel: +81-774-38-3057 E-mail: bunseki33@eels,kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp

URL: https://eels.kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp/bunseki2017/

This conference provides opportunities to have lectures about the fundamentals of analytical electron microscopy (AEM), as well as discussions about the cut-edging studies about AEM. The tutorial session includes lectures about EDS, EELS, and signal mining methods for electron microscopy studies. In the technical sessions, scientists will deliver lectures about their achievements related with “Analysis of Irradiation-Sensitive Materials” and “Electron beam vs X-ray — Which is useful ?”. We welcome contributed papers for the afternoon session in Sep. 6th.

10:00-10:30Local structure and electrostatic potential analysis using convergent-beam electron diffractionKenji Tsuda (Tohoku University)

10:30-11:00Development in Static and Time-resolved Materials Structure Physics of Ferroelectrics by Synchrotron Radiation X-ray DiffractionYoshihiro Kuroiwa (Hiroshima University)

11:00-11:30Characterization of material's functions using electron microscopesMasami Terauchi (Tohoku University)

11:30-12:00Unveiling electronic states of functional materials by brilliant X-ray synchrotron radiationAkio Kimura (Hiroshima University)

12:00-14:00 Lunch Break (JASIS2017) 14:00-16:50 Public talk (15min) 10 talks

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JASIS 2017

NIR spectroscopy, the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan

Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of JapanDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 10:00-17:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 101Admission: MemberJPY12,000, Non-Member JPY16,000, Student-Member

JPY6,000, Student-NonMember JPY9,000. The fee includes a textbook “NIR Spectroscopy (in Japanese, ISBN:978-4-06-156902-7)”. The JPY4,500 of fee discount will be applied for participants who already have this textbook. Multiple days reduced fare is available.

Pre-registration: Required [URL:http://www.bunkou.or.jp/english/index.html]Contact: The Spectroscopical Society of Japan


URL: http://www.bunkou.or.jp/english/index.html

This seminar concerning to Near-Infrared Spectroscopy is held by one of the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan.

10:00-10:05Introductory RemarksNorihisa Katayama (Graduate School of Natural Sciences, Nagoya City University)

10:05-11:15Instruments and Measurements for NIR SpectroscopyAkifumi Ikehata (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization)

11:15-12:25Applications of NIR SpectroscopyMasao Takayanagi (United Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

12:25-14:35 Lunch break and visit to JASIS2017

14:35-15:45Fundamentals and Analyses of NIR SpectraShigeaki Morita (Department of Engineering Science, Osaka Electro-Communication University)

15:45-16:55NIR Imaging SystemDaitaro Ishikawa (Graduate School of Agriculture, Tohoku University)

16:55-17:00Closing RemarksNorihisa Katayama (Graduate School of Natural Sciences, Nagoya City University)

JSCA Seminar of International Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis 2017- Trend of International Standardization on Surface Analysis and Microbeam Analysis -

Organizer: Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis (JSCA) (Co-orgnizer: National Institute for Materials Science((NIMS))

Date&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 10:00-16:55 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 104Admission: FreePre-registration: Not RequiredContact: Onishi


The seminar reports on the present situation of global standardization of ISO/TC201 (surface chemical analyses such as XPS, SIMS, SAM, SPM and so on) and ISO/TC202 (microbeam analyses such as TEM, SEM, EPMA and so on). Both technical area of advanced analysis are indispensable for the development of cutting-edge materials and innovative technologies.

10:00-10:05Opening remarkDaisuke Fujita (National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS))

10:05-10:20International Standardization Strategy in JAPAN((METI))

10:20-10:40Present and Future of International Standardization for Surface Chemical Analysis (ISO/TC201)Hidehiko Nonaka (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science(AIST))

10:40-11:00Standardization of Surface Characterizarion of BiomaterialsKoji Ikegami (Hamamatsu Univesrsity School of Medicine)

11:00-11:20

Standardization of Terminology, General Procedures and Data Treatment for Surface Chemical Analysis“Learn the common guides for working on the surface chemical analysis”katsuaki Yanagiuchi (TDK Corporation)

11:20-11:40Standardization of Electron Spectroscopy (XPS, AES)Hideki Yoshikawa (National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS))

11:40-12:00Standardization of Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) ~Procedure for data treatment~Akio Takano (TOYAMA CO, LTD.)

12:00-14:00 Break

14:00-14:20Standardization of Glow Discharge Spectroscopy ~Challenge to ultratrace elemental analysis~Kazuaki Wagatsuma (IMR. Tohoku University)

14:20-14:40Standardization of nano-probe method for nano-material characterizationHiroshi Itoh (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science(AIST))

14:40-15:00Standardization of X-ray Reflectometry (XRR) and X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) AnalysisYasushi Azuma (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science(AIST))

15:00-15:20 Break

15:20-15:40International Standardization of Microbeam Analysis ~ The history of Standard development and the future~ Kenichi Obori (Horiba, Ltd.)

15:40-15:50Standardization of Microbeam Anallysis Vocaburary ~ Use of EPMA, AEM and SEM glossary ~Kenichi Obori (Horiba, Ltd.)

15:50-16:10Standardization of EPMA ~ International Standards of Easy Elemental Microanalysis Technique ~Miki Kutami (Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd.)

16:10-16:30International Standardization of AEM ~ Analysis of preferred orientation and multilayer interface~Kazuhito Kamei (Nippon Steel & Sumikin Technology)

16:30-16:50Standardization of SEM ~ Progress of evaluation method of the SEM image sharpness ~Miyuki Matsuya (JEOL Ltd.)

16:50-16:55Closing remarkKenichi Obori (Horiba, Ltd.)

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Laser Ablation Workshop 2017 -Catch the next evolution on LA-ICPMS and LIBS

Organizer: Discussion Group for Laser Ablation SpectrochemistryDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 10:00-17:40 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 103Admission: Free (JPY3,000 for social mixer)Pre-registration: Required (please contact below)Contact: Yamaoka (TDK Corporation)

Tel: E-mail: [email protected]

10:00-10:05Opening remarksTakafumi Hirata (The University of Tokyo)

10:05-10:40[Topics] Research direction on LA-ICPMS, read from the activities at ETH ZurichMasaki Ohata (NMIJ/AIST)

10:40-11:30[Special lecture 1] Application of elemental imaging analysis for medical field - as a powerful tool of medical metallomics-Takehisa Matsukawa (Juntendo Univ.)

11:30-13:30 Lunch and JASIS Exhibition

13:30-14:50[Special lecture 2] Recent Developments in the LA-ICPMS and LIBS Techniques for Quantitative Elemental AnalysisTakafumi Hirata (The University of Tokyo)

14:50-15:10[Topics] Collaborative study on quantitative trace element analysis by LA-ICPMS and LIBSMasaki Ohata (NMIJ/AIST)

15:10-15:20 Break

15:20-15:50[Technical presentation 1] Developments from ESI in the field of laser ablation solid samplingCiaran O’Connor (Electro Scientific Industries, Inc.)

15:50-16:20[Technical presentation 2] New Elemental Imaging DevelopmentsChris Lay (Teledyne CETAC Technologies)

16:20-16:50

[Technical presentation 3] Development of Femtosecond Laser Ablation System for Elemental AnalysisHitoshi Sekita (Cyber Laser inc.)

16:50-17:20

[Technical presentation 4] Advancing Laser Ablation Solid Sampling with Tandem LA – LIBS TechnologyJong H. Yoo (Applied Spectra Inc.)

17:20-17:40Overall discussions and closing remarksTakafumi Hirata (Tokyo Univ.)

Life Science Innovation Forum 1“Profiling of Fear”

Organizer: Metabolic Profiling ForumDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 10:00-17:45 (Reception: 9:45-)Place: Conference Room 304Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


10:00 -10:05 Opening Remarks

10:05-10:25Metabolic (Smattering) ProfilingDr. Tadashi Nemoto (AIST)

10:25-11:05Escaping from Fearful Eating HabitsMr. Masataka Kawarasaki (Maruha Nichiro Corp.)

11:05-11:30[JAIMA Intl]How to Proceed Accurate qNMRDr. Hiroaki Utsumi (JEOL RESONANCE Inc.)

11:30-12:10

[JAIMA Intl] A Challenge is “Scary” in Identifying Cancer Therapeutic Targets and Biomarkers - A Frontier of MS-based Clinical Cancer Translational MedicineProf. Dr. Toshihide Nishimura (St. Mariannna Univ. / School of Medhicine)

12:10-14:00 Technical Seminars (with lunchbox) Lunch Break

14:00-14:40Fear Odors: From Animal Repellents to Medical applicationsDr. Kou Kobayakawa (Kansai Medical Univ.)

14:40-15:20What happens chemically after Human Death?Dr. Kyoko Maehashi (The Jikei Univ.)

15:20-15:40 Coffee Break

15:40-16:30The dark side of non-target metabolomicsProf. Dr. Yasumune Nakayama (Sojo Univ.)

16:20 -17:00Misunderstood Biotech.Dr. Yoshiko Sassa (Life & Bio Plaza21)

17:00-17:45 Closing Remarks & Informal Discussion

Development of User-Friendly Measurement MethodsOrganizer: Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental

Risk of ChemicalsDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 10:45-16:00 (Reception: 10:15-)Place: Conference Room 201AAdmission: FreePre-registration: UnnecessaryContact: Urano (Institute of Environment and Resource Systems)


URL: http://www.ecochemi.jp/index.html

Various measurement methods for environmental pollutants have developed considering usability and environmental burden. These are automation of pre-treatment, simplifying methods, improvement of a software, extensive application information and so on. In the seminar, we will overview these trends and introduce some cases.

10:45-11:30

Development of Environmental Measurement Method Pointing Toward Green ChemistryTetsuya Nakazato (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

11:30-12:00Diversification of Customer Needs and Request for Analytical Instruments from Environmental LaboratoryYoshinori Iwai (OSUMI Co., Ltd.)

12:00-14:00 Break

14:00-14:30Analytical Method Reducing User BurdenNorio Hayashi (MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTEC Co., LTD.)

14:30-15:00Development of Simplified Measurement Method for Water Quality Aspiring for UsabilityTakashi Nagai (KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab. Co.)

15:00-15:30Introduciton of DO Measurement Method and Rapid Response Do Meter Ichiko Iwata (Central Kagaku Co.)

15:30-16:00Application of Detector Tubes for Risk Assessment in Working EnvironmentAi Nakamura (GASTEC Co.)

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Measurement and Visualization of Paticles in the Air.Organizer: Japan Society of Indoor EnvironmentDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 13:00-17:00 (Reception: 12:10-)Place: Conference Room 102Admission: JPY5,000 (member), JPY8,000(non-member), Text included, Pay on

the dayPre-registration: Required: e-mail([email protected])or Fax (81-3-5625-4299)Contact: Shikama

Tel: +81-3-5600-4871 E-mail: E-mail:[email protected]

URL: http://www.siej.org/

13:00-13:10Outline explanationMakoto Yamaguchi (Chairman, Business Committee of SIEJ)

13:10-13:55

Indoor aerosol, inhalation exposure to aerosol, and toxicokinetics of fine particlesNaohide Shinohara (Senior researcher, The Research Institute of Science for Safety and Sustainability (RISS), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST))

13:55-14:20Measurement of light scattering effet and its case studyYasunori Suzuki (Manager, Rion Co., Ltd.)

14:20-14:45Sub-micron particle measuring technologies & recent our R&D actionsNobuhiko Fukushima (Vice Chairmen & General Manager of Technology, phD, Kanomax Japan INC.)

14:45-15:00 Break time

15:00-15:25Application of visualization techniqueRyuta Okamoto (Director, Visual Solution Division, Shin Nippon Air Technologies Co., Ltd.)

15:25-15:50Application of sumulation techniqueKaoru Ikejima (Presidennt, phD, Advanced Knowledge Laboratory, Inc.)

15:50-16:15

Planning and design of architectural equipment using CFD analysis with measurement of particlesKen Fukada (Chief Researcher, CFD Group, Research & Development Center, Technical Supervision Division, Shinryo Corporation)

16:15-16:40

3D simulation system for airflow analyses using mixed reality (MR) technologiesKanta Fukumori (Group Manager, Sanki Engineering Co.,LTD. Technical Research & Development Institute. Mechanical & Electrical Contracting. 2nd Mechanical & Electrical Group)

16:40-16:55 Discussion

16:55-17:00General overviewNaohide Shinohara (RISS)

JAIMA Symposium “Innovation creation by measurement and analysis platform”

Organizer: Science Council of Japan / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science / Japan Society of Analytical Chemistry (JSAC) /Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (Support: The Chemical Society of Japan(CSJ)/ COMS-NANO, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST))

Date&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 13:00-17:00 (Reception: 12:30-)Place: Convention Hall AAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: ① Tabayashi (JAIMA)

Tel: +81-3-3292-0642 E-mail: [email protected] ② Takeuchi (Nara Women's University, Science Council of Japan, JSPS Committees for Research Promotion on Specialized Area) Tel: +81-742-20-3966 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.scj.go.jp/ja/event/

Chairs: Koji Suzuki (JKiC, JSR/Keio University), Shingo Ichimura (Nagoya University)

13:00-13:10 Opening RemarksKeynote Lectures

13:10-13:40Current Progress in metabolomicsTomoyoshi Soga (Professor, Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB), Keio University)

13:40-14:10Current Progress in bioimagingAtsushi Miyawaki (Vice Director, RIKEN Brain Science Institute)

14:10-14:40Current Progress in the measurements for safety and securityYasuo Seto (Vice President, National Research Institute of Police Science)

14:40-15:10Analytical industry in the Era of Open InnovationGon-emon Kurihara (President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association )

Activity report: JSPS Committees for Research Promotion on Specialized Areas

15:30-15:45

Activity report 1: Toward building software platform for measurement and analysisTakuo Yasunaga (Professor, Kyushu Institute of Technology / JSPS, WG Manager)

15:45-16:00Activity report 2: Toward the Construction of Hardware Platform for Advanced Measurement and AnalysisDaisuke Fujita (Executive Vice President, NIMS / JSPS/ WG Manager)

16:00-16:15

Activity report 3: Toward building Solution platform for Advanced Measurement and AnalysisKatsuaki Yanagiuchi (Leader of Products Characterization & Solution Unit TDK Corp., JSPS/ WG Manager)

16:15-16:30

Activity report 4: Establishment of the platform for Advanced Measurement and Analysis to think from a standardization standingpoint.Toshiyuki Fujimoto (Deputy Director General, National Metrology Institute of Japan, AIST, JSPS/WG Manager)

16:30-17:00DiscussionChair) Shingo Ichimura (Professor, Nagoya University / JSPS/ Chair of Committees for Research Promotion on Specialized Areas)

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ICS1 International Analytical and Chemical Societies Symposium 2017

🅴Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 13:15-17:00 (Reception: 12:45-)Place: Convention Hall BAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


Pittcon Session: “New Approaches in Mass Spectrometry for Bioanalytical Applications”Mass spectrometry is becoming an increasingly popular and powerful tool for bioanalytical applications, revealing new and exciting data. Mass spectrometry allows investigators to map protein-protein interactions and determine protein composition and biomolecular structures with complete molecular specificity. Novel ionization processes, high throughput IMS-MS technologies, and top down mass spectrometry of proteins and biological complexes will be discussed.German Chemical Society Session: “Proteome analysis to ensure healthy and authentic food”Recent challenges concerning food quality, such as adulterations or the development of health promoting food, require the use of profiling methods, such as MS-based proteome, peptidome and metabolome analysis. Here, some examples will be highlighted, such as the identification of novel bioactive milk peptides, the use of peptides as novel markers for milk processing conditions or the comprehensive analysis of protein damage occurring during food production.

Pittcon Session

13:15-13:20Introductory Remarks for PITTCON SessionAdrian Michael ( PITTCON 2018 President)

13:20-13:35Pittcon Session IntroductionAnnette S. Wilson (PITTCON 2018 Program Chair)

13:35-14:20Redefining Ionization in Mass Spectrometry: Discovery and Implementation of Novel Ionization ProcessesSarah Trimpin (Wayne State University)

14:20-15:05Developing IMS-MS as a Means of Studying Biomolecular Structure, Structural Transitions, and Thermodynamics in Complex MixturesDavid E. Clemmer (Indiana University)

15:05-15:25 Break (Including Refreshment)

15:25-16:10Large Scale Discovery of New Molecules from Bacteria and FungiNeil Kelleher (Northwestern University)

German Chemical Society Session

16:10-16:15Introductory Remarks for German Chemical Society SessionSatoshi Nomura (JAIMA, on behalf of Professor Thisbe K. Lindhorst, / President of the German Chemical Society 2016-2017)

16:15-17:00Proteome Analysis to Ensure Healthy and Authentic FoodMonika Pischetsrieder (German association of Food chemists (LChG))

ICS2 Asia Technical Forum 2017 “Food Safety and Security in Asia with a special lecture on Indian Pharmaceutical Market”

🅴Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 13:20-17:10 (Reception: 12:50-)Place: Conference Room 301BAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


The Asia Technical Forum entitled “Food Safety and Security in Asia” is organized to present the latest situation of food science and food safety by a specialist from Asian countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea. As Japan is importing a large amount of food from abroad particularly from Asian countries, collaborative relationship with food producing countries in Asia is indispensable to secure food safety in Japan. This year, as a special lecture, market trends, developments, and opportunities of the Indian pharmaceutical market will also be presented.

13:20-13:25Introductory RemarksGon-emon Kurihara (President of JAIMA)

13:25-13:50[Special Lecture] Indian Pharmaceutical Market- Trends, Development & OpportunitiesJayesh Kanaskar (UBM India), India

13:50-14:15Learnings from Food Science 2016 conference and upcoming Separation Science Asia conferenceJeroen Reiniers (Eclipse Business Media), Singapore

14:15-14:55Migration of phenol in canned pineapple using UV and ICPhilawan Hoykaew (Analytical Chemistry Laboratory, Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR)), Thailand

14:55-15:05 Break

15:05-15:45

Profiling lipid components as authenticity markers of edible oils using LC-MS/MSTing-jang Lu(Institute of Food Science and Technology, National Taiwan University), Taiwan

15:45-16:25Food Safety and Hygiene in Vietnam: Challenges and The Way ForwardThanh Long To (Food Safety Institute (FSI) VINACERT), Vietnam

16:25-17:05Development of Certified Reference Materials for Nutrients in Various Food MatricesJoonhee Lee (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science), Korea

17:05-17:10Closing RemarksTakeshi Kawamoto (Chairman of International Affairs Committee, JAIMA)

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Information on Off-Flavor TopicsOrganizer: Food Off-Flavor Study GroupDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 13:10-17:30 (Reception: 12:30-)Place: Conference Room 105Admission: JPY5,000Pre-registration: Required (http://www.fofsg.jp)Contact: Nakashima (Secretariat of the Society for Off-flavor Studies c/o

Science Software Co., Ltd.) Tel: +81-3-5542-0374 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.fofsg.jp

The Society for Off-flavor Studies offers a variety of information on off-flavor topics to the companies and individuals in the field of food consumption. We offer case consultations by taking actual cases and suggest the countermeasures. Also, in our hands-on course, we offer three kinds of trainings: a) detection of the smell, b) identification of the smell. The reason of this training is because operating sensory tests by panelists is necessary to recognize and solve the problem which is raised by the consumers.

13:10-14:30Case Study on Off-flavor and its MeasuresDr. Ryoichi Tajima

14:30-15:30Off-flavor Panelists Training Spearman rank methodMr Katsuhisa Harada

15:30-15:45BreakDr. Taketo Sagawa

15:45-17:30 Off-flavor Panelists Training remember off-flavor

Sensing for connecting manufacturing and using of thier data for service – Use case of AIST research –

Organizer: Department of Electronics and Manufacturing, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

Date&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 13:30-16:30 (Reception: 13:10-)Place: Conference Room 201BAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required (Web)Contact: Department of Electronics and Manufacturing (National Institute of

Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)) Tel: E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.aist.go.jp/aist_e/dept/en_delma.html

13:30-14:00

Improvement of management control through prediction of livestock condition by fusion of sensor-based platforms and specialist's judgement via utilization of transformative technology: machine learningKenichi Yamashita (Biochemical Process Group/ Group Leader)

14:00-14:30Mechanoluminescence for nondestructive structural health diagnosisChao-Nan Xu (Principal Research Manager)

14:30-15:00Defect evaluation of AM products by laser ultrasonic methodHarumichi Sato (Additive Processes and Systems Research Group/ Senior Researcher)

15:00-15:30Multi-Material Manufactuaring (M3) Intelligence - Challenge for Potent of Destruction and Design Sophistication -Nao Terasaki (Trillion Sensing Group/ Group Leader)

15:30-16:00Development of smart manufacturing toolkit -acquisition and visualization of field data on manufacturing with DIY-Yoshiyuki Furukawa (Cyber Machining Group/ Senior Researcher)

16:00-16:30

Parameter network model as a basis for smart manufacturing-Toward knowledge acquisition from multiple sets of sensing data- Shinsuke Kondoh (Model-based Design and Manufacturing Group/Senior Researcher)

JAIMA Seminar 3 “Instrumental Analysis –Bio-Technology”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 6 (Wed.) 14:00-17:00 (Reception: 13:30-)Place: Conference Room 301AAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


14:00-15:20The cutting edge of bioanalytical methods (1)Moritoshi Sato (The University of Tokyo)

15:30-17:00The cutting edge of bioanalytical methods (2)Moritoshi Sato (The University of Tokyo)

JAIMA Seminar 4 “Instrumental Analysis –IC”



13:40-13:45Opening Remarks(The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry, Japanese Association of Ion Chromatography)

13:45-14:25The outline and the latest trend of Ion ChromatographyToyohide Takeuchi (Gifu University)

14:25-15:05The separation and detection in Ion ChromatographyFumiya Nakata (TOSO)

15:05-15:45How to use the Ion chromatograph betterAtsushi Ieuji (Shimadzu Corporation )

15:45-16:25Flue gas analysis of JIS by ion chromatography Makoto Nonomura (Evaluation Research Institute for Environmental Technology)

16:25-17:05Application of IC analysis for Solid Samples Hisomu Nagashima (NAC Technoseivice )

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JAIMA Seminar 6 “Instrumental Analysis –LC”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 9:30-17:30 (Reception: 9:00-)Place: Conference Room 303Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi Tel: +81-3-3292-0642

E-mail: [email protected]

9:30-9:45Organizer’s guidanceHiroshi Nakamura (Tokyo University of Science)

9:45-10:25The art of HPLC: Its quintessenceHiroshi Nakamura (Tokyo University of Science)

10:30-11:10The art of selecting solvents and reagentsKunio Takiuchi (Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Ltd.)

11:15-11:55The art of pretreatmentHisashi Kato (Biotage Japan Ltd.)

14:00-14:40The art of separation Norikazu Nagae (ChromaNik Technologies Inc.)

14:45-15:25The art of detectionHirohisa Mikami (Shimadzu Corporation)

15:30-16:10The art of LC/MSYutaka Takahashi (MS-Solutions Ltd.)

16:15-16:55The art of troubleshootingKazuo Watanabe (Restek Japan)

17:00-17:30General discussionAll of speakers

ICS3 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 “Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability”(1/2)

🅴Organizer: The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) (Co-orgnizer: Japan

Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)Date&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 9:30-18:10 (Reception: 9:00-)Place: Convention Hall BAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi Tel: +81-3-3292-0642


The RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 will be held by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) as a part of JASIS international conference sessions for the third time. It consists of flash presentation & poster sessions as well as plenary and invited lectures on the theme of “Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability”.

Coordinator: Daniel Citterio and Takehiko Kitamori

9:30-9:35 Opening Remark

9:35-10:15[Plenary Lecture 1] Microfluidic Homeostasis –maintaining physiological equilibriumAbe Lee (University of California at Irvine), USA

10:15-11:00Flash Presentation 1Presenters

11:00-11:15 Break

11:15-11:40How to get published in high impact journalsPhilippa Hughes (Royal Society of Chemistry), UK

11:40-12:40 Poster Session 112:40-14:40 Lunch Break & Exhibition


15:25-15:55[Invited Lecture 1] A portable sensor system for foodborne viruses detectionSung Yang (GIST), Korea

15:55-16:10 Break

16:10-16:40[Invited Lecture 2] Chitosan in water-based system: A simple conjugating condition for biomedical applicationsSuwabun Chirachanchai (Chulalongkom University), Thailand

16:40-17:10[Invited Lecture 3] Printed microfluidic paper-based analytical devices: simplicity and reproducibilityDaniel Citterio (Keio University), Japan

17:10-18:10 Poster Session 2

How to establish the management system of REACH/RoHS in your company! Let's draw on your existing management system.

Organizer: TKKDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 10:00-12:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 103Admission: FreePre-registration: Required (http://www.pai-net.or.jp/event/index.html)Contact: Takahashi

E-mail: [email protected]: https:www.tkk-lab.jp/

10:00-12:00How to establish the management system of REACH/RoHS in your company! Let's draw on your existing management system.

JAIMA Seminar 5 “Fundamental lectures on analyzing data”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 10:00-12:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 302Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


10:00–11:00Handling and treatments of measured values for reporting analytical resultsMichihisa Uemoto (Meisei University)

11:00–12:00Introductory lectures on “Measurement Uncertainty”Katsuiro Shirono (AIST)

Techniques of Multi Regression Analysis using PLS, the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan

Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of JapanDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 10:00-17:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 101Admission: MemberJPY8,000, Non-Member JPY12,000, Student-Member

JPY3,000, Student-NonMember JPY6,000. Multiple days reduced fare is available.




This seminar concerning to Spectral Analysis is held by one of the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan.

10:00-10:10Introduction of Spectral AnalysisShigeaki Morita (Department of Engineering Science, Osaka Electro-Communication University)

10:10-11:30Principles of PLSTetsuya Inagaki (Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences and School of Agricultural Sciences, Nagoya University)


14:00-14:40PLS CalculationsTakuma Genkawa (Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba)

14:40-15:20Pre-treatment of SpectraTakuma Genkawa (Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba)

15:40-17:00Practice of PLSEizo Taira (Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ryuku)

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SPring-8/SACLAOrganizer: RIKEN Spring-8 CenterDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 10:00-17:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 102Admission: FreePre-registration: Not RequiredContact: RIKEN SPring-8 Center


URL: http://rsc.riken.jp/eng/index.html

SPring-8 and SACLA provide the most powerful X-rays that reveal atomic structures and ultrafast dynamics of materials. In the Symposium, we wil introduce fundamental properties of X-rays and our facility. Research highlights are shown with industrial applications.

10:00-10:10Opening Remarks(RIKEN SPring-8 Center)

10:10-11:00 Introductory Movies

11:00-12:00SPring-8 and SACLATetsuya Ishikawa (RIKEN SPring-8 Center)

12:00-13:00 Lunch Break

13:00-14:00History of X-rays: Visualizing the Nano-worldYoshiyuki Amemiya (The University of Tokyo)

14:00-15:00Development of high-presicion power supply in advanced facilitiesKatsuhiko Furuya (Nichicon Corporation)

15:00-16:00Biological and Medical Applications using X-raysMari Shimura (Research Institute National Center for Global Health and Medicine)

16:00-17:00Revealing properties of rubbers by X-raysHiromichi Kishimoto (Sumitomo Rubber Industries)

Life Science Innovation Forum 2 “Platforms for the Next Generation Participatory Healthcare”

Organizer: Institute for Cyber AssociatesDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 9:50-16:40 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 304Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


9:50-10:00 Opening Remarks

10:00-10:30Role of Proactive Consumers: Building Rapid Learning Ecosystems Tsuguchika Kamainuma (Institute for Cyber Associates)

10:30-11:00A Gut Microbiome ConsortiumTusneaki Sakata (Shionogi & Co)

11:00-11:30AI and Platforms for the Next Generation HealthcareEiji Sasahara (Keio University)

11:30-12:00Discussion Session - 1Chair Persons and Speakers

12:00-14:00Sponsored Session :AI, IoT, and Big Data,Kohtaro Yuta (In Slicio Data)

14:00-15:00Advances in Measurement DevicesTadashi Nemoto (AIST)

15:00-16:00Education and Training of D2K Scientists Kenta Nakai ( University of Tokyo)

16:00-16:30Discussion Session - 2: For starting upChair Persons and Speakers

16:30-16:40 Closing Remarks - Networking

NMIJ Reference Material Seminar 2017: Basic knowledge for Quality Assurance in Chemical Analysis

Organizer: National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Date&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 10:30-16:30 (Reception: 10:00-)Place: International Conference RoomAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required (https://www.nmij.jp/english/)Contact: Shimizu (NMIJ)


URL: https://www.nmij.jp/english/

NMIJ is taking various actions to assure reliability in chemical analysis including supply of reference materials. To learn basis of quality assurance, NMIJ opens NMIJ Reference Material Seminar 2017 relating the basic knowledge of quality assurance in chemical analysis. We warmly welcome all of you concerning quality assurance in chemical analysis including reference material users to this seminar.

10:30-10:35Greetings and Opening RemarksAkiko Takatsu (Director, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

10:35-11:05What is a reference material?: Let's think of benefit for using itTakeshi Saito (Principal Research Manager, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

11:05-11:35

How to get the benefits by using a reference material: Let’s make full use of itTakayoshi Kuroiwa (Manager, Reference Materials Office, Center for Quality Management of Metrology, NMIJ)

11:35-11:55NMIJ can help you: Recent activities in a field of chemical analysisYoshitaka Shimizu (Associate Manager, NMIJ Public Relations Office, Center for Quality Management of Metrology, NMIJ)

11:55-14:00 Break

14:00-14:35

Practical use of proficiency testing on construction of in-house quality system: Pesticide-residue analysisMikie Shima (Subsection Chief; Technical Section Application Engineer, Technical Development Department, AiSTI SCIENCE CO.,Ltd.)

14:35-15:10

Usage and choice of reference materials for calibration curves: JCSS standard solutionsHiroko Ueno (Section Chief, Section2, Solution Standards area, Chemical Standards Department, CERI Tokyo, Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan)

15:10-15:35

Isotope ratio measurement useful in various areas including food adulteration: Let’s know how to use lead isotopic standard solution !Naoko Nonose (Senior Researcher, Inorganic Standards Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

15:35-16:00

Does the Mole change?: International Avogadro Coordination (IAC) ProjectTomohiro Narukawa (Senior Researcher, Environmental Standards Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

16:00-16:25Expression of reliability in chemical analysis: Measurement uncertaintyKatsuhiro Shirono (Senior Researcher, Metrological Information Research Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

16:25-16:30Closing RemarksNaoyuki Taketoshi (Deputy Director, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

JST CRDS Seminar "Panoramic View of Measuring and Analytical Technology and Report on R&D infrastructures in JAPAN"

Organizer: Japan Science and Technology AgencyDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 11:00-11:45 (Reception: 10:30-)Place: Conference Room 106Admission: FreePre-registration: Not RequiredContact: Nakagawa

Tel: 090-1502-7814 E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.jst.go.jp/crds/index.html

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Making the best use of your mass spectrometric dataOrganizer: The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (JASIS Project)Date&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 13:30-15:50 (Reception: 10:00-)Place: Conference Room 105Admission: Member of The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan, Student :

Free / Nonmember of The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan: JPY1,000 (including tax)

Pre-registration: RequiredContact: Kawabata (Shimadzu Corporation)


Late topics in computer based analytical instrumationOrganizer: PAI-NET(Professionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation

Society)Date&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 13:00-16:30 (Reception: 12:30-)Place: Conference Room 103Admission: JPY2,000Pre-registration: Required (http://www.pai-net.or.jp/event/index.html)Contact: Uemura

Tel: +813-5294-3115 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://pai-net.or.jp/seminar/list/

Promotion Seminar on Public Utilization of Research FacilitiesOrganizer: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

- JapanDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 13:00-16:30 (Reception: 12:30-)Place: Conference Room 106Admission: FreePre-registration: Not RequiredContact: Kawasaki


URL: https://www.jst.go.jp/shincho/program/pfkeisei.html

JAIMA Seminar 7 “Instrumental Analysis –Thermal Analysis”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 14:00-17:00 (Reception: 13:30-)Place: Conference Room 301AAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


14:00-14:10Opening RemarksTakahisa Tsugoshi (AIST)

14:10-14:45What is Thermal Analysis?(General)Haruka Abe (AIST)

14:45-15:20Essential Tool (DSC)Yoshitaka Shimizu (AIST)

15:20-15:35 Intermission

15:35-16:10Usual Apparatus (TG)Nobuyoshi Koga (Hiroshima Univ.)

16:10-16:45Legal Methods using Thermal AnalysisYuko Nishimoto (Kanagawa Univ.)

16:45-17:00Closing AddressYuko Nishimoto (Kanagawa Univ.)

The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2017Organizer: Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied WaterDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 13:00-16:50 (Reception: 12:30-)Place: Conference Room 201Admission: JPY4,000 (Members of Association)Pre-registration: Required (http://www.kyueikyo.jp/)Contact: Oowada


URL: http://www.kyueikyo.jp/

13:00-13:10Opening RemarksAkio Okumura (Association Examination and lnspection for Supplied Water chairman)

13:10-14:40The latest information of the tap water examinationNorihiro Kobayashi (National Institute of Health Sciences, Division of Environmental Chemistry)

14:40-14:50 Break time

14:50-15:30The basics and precision management of the micropipet handling(Sartorius Japan K.K.)

15:30-16:10The handling of the glass apparatus for misunderstanding, experiments with many errors(SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD.)

16:10-16:50Know-how of the LS/MS method of the bromic acid(AB SCIEX)

17:20-18:20 Exchange of information at Hotel Green Tower

Recent development in food safety: Practical method for screening of chemical substances

Organizer: Japanese Society for Food Hygiene and SafetyDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 13:25-16:50 (Reception: 13:00-)Place: Conference Room 104Admission: In advance: Member JPY3,000, Nonmember JPY5,000, Student

JPY1,000 On the day: Member JPY4,000, Nonmember JPY8,000, Student JPY1,000

Pre-registration: Required (WEB(http://www.shokuhineisei.jp/) from the middle of July, Deadline August 31)

Contact: Kato Tel: +81-3-3470-2933 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.shokuhineisei.jp/

The pesticide residues and food additives in food is a center of public attention. Also, it is an essential subject in the food safety to prevent the food poisoning caused by toxic chemical substances. Reliable and scientific data is seek out to manage these chemicals appropriately. However, pursuring precise results requires a lot of time and labor. In this seminar, we show an idea of a simple, quick and reliable approach as the screening. Also, the pesticide residues, food additives and histamine analysis are carried out as actually simple analytical cases.

13:25-13:30Introductory Remarks(President of JSFHS)

13:30-14:00Suggestions for screening analytical procedure(provisionally)Toshihiro Nagayama (Meiji Pharmaceutical University)

14:00-14:45A Quick Guidance to the Screening Procedure – Pesticide and Veterinary Drug Residues – (provisionally)Toshihiro Nagayama (Meiji Pharmaceutical University)

14:45-15:00 Break

15:00-16:00A Quick Guidance to the Screening Procedure – Food additives in food – (provisionally)Mitsuya Yoshida (Japan Food Research Laboratories)

16:00-16:45A Quick Guidance to the Screening Procedure – Histamine – (provisionally)Yu Takizawa (Miyagi Northern Health and Welfare Office)

16:45-16:50Closing Remarks(Vice president of JSFHS)

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JASIS 2017

ICS4 China Forum 2017 “Latest trends and development of environmental, food safety and Health related issues in China”

🅲Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 14:00-16:35 (Reception: 13:30-)Place: Conference Room 301BAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


The China Forum at JASIS is organized in collaboration with China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA) focusing on topics of high interest for Japanese audience. This year, lectures on the latest situation and trends of analytical instrument market in China particularly environmental protection tasks and monitoring needs in the China’s 13th National Five-Year Plan, milk quality and safety in China, and environmental and health related issues in China will be delivered.

14:00-14:05Introductory RemarksGon-emon Kurihara (President of JAIMA)

14:05-14:50Environmental Protection Tasks and Monitoring Needs in China’s the 13th National Five-Year PlanGang Yu (School of Environment, Tsinghua University)

14:50-15:35Report of Milk Quality and Safety in ChinaJiaqi Wang (Institute of Apicultural Research, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences)


15:45-16:30Zhang Yong (Medicine Department, CNCC Proton (BEIJING) Technology & Development Co., Ltd.(予定))

16:30-16:35Closing RemarksTakeshi Kawamoto (Chairman of International Affairs Committee, JAIMA)

JAIMA Seminar 8 “Instrumental Analysis –GC”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 7 (Thurs.) 14:00-17:00 (Reception: 13:30-)Place: Conference Room 302Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


14:00-14:10Opening addressTsuneaki Maeda (ex. AIST)

14:10-15:10Exact understanding of capillary columns and sample introductionsAki Ando (GL Sciences Inc.)

15:10-15:50Gas chromatography beginner's class lecture “Attention at the time of the GC, GC/MS introduction”Kenichi Akiyama (Tokyo Polytechnic Univ.)

15:50-16:50Theory of GC for removing the scales from your eyesKazutoshi Sugita (Azabu Univ.)

16:50-17:00 Question / Discussion

Fri., Sept. 8

Practical surface analysis – knowledge of surface analysis for beginners

Organizer: Surface Analysis Society of JapanDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 9:00-17:00 (Reception: 8:45-)Place: Conference Room 103Admission: FreePre-registration: Not RequiredContact: Sanada (ULVAC-PHI, Inc.)


URL: http://www.sasj.jp

09:00-09:10 Opening

09:10-10:05A review of surface analysisK. Yanagiuchi (TDK)

10:05-11:00Basics of AES, XPS and SIMSK. Yoshihara (Scienta Omicron)

11:00-13:00 Lunch Break and JASIS 2017

13:00-13:55Sample handling and sample pretreatmentS. Araki (Nissan ARC)

13:55-14:50Introduction to TOF-SIMS analysis for beginnersH. Itoh (Konica Minolta)


15:00-15:55Introduction to AES analysis for beginnersT. Ogiwara (NIMS)

15:55-16:50Introduction to XPS analysis for beginnersM. Shima (JEOL)

16:50-17:00 Closing

ICS5 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 “Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability”(2/2)

🅴Organizer: The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) (Co-orgnizer: Japan

Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)Date&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 9:30-16:55 (Reception: 9:00-)Place: Convention Hall BAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi Tel: +81-3-3292-0642


The RSC Tokyo International Conference 2017 will be held by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) as a part of JASIS international conference sessions for the third time. It consists of flash presentation & poster sessions as well as plenary and invited lectures on the theme of “Analytical Science and Technology for Global Sustainability”.

Coordinator: Daniel Citterio and Takehiko Kitamori


10:15-10:55[Plenary Lecture 2] Electrochemical Sensors: from screen-printed electrodes to grapheneCraig E. Banks (Manchester Metropolitan University), UK

10:55-11:10 Break

11:10-11:40[Invited Lecture 4] Earth Metallomics : new analytical techniques to decode origin and evolution of the lifeTakafumi Hirata (The University of Tokyo), Japan

11:40-13:40 Lunch Break & Exhibition13:40-14:40 Poster Session 3

14:40-15:10[Invited Lecture 5] In-vivo extraction-based single cell analysis of low-copy-number proteins and microRNAZhen Liu (Nanjing University), China

15:10-15:50[Plenary Lecture 3] Lab-on-a-disc for Liquid Biopsy of CancerYoon-Kyoung Cho (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology), Korea

15:50-16:05 Break

16:05-16:35[Invited Lecture 6] Photothermal Spectroscopy in Applied Chemistry and Beyond: Coupling Optical and Thermal TechniquesMikhail A. Proskurnin (Moscow State University), Russia

16:35-16:55 Award ceremony & Closing

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Nano- material and device characterization using Atomic Force Microscopy

Organizer: Scanning Probe Microscopy Division of The Japanese Society of Microscopy

Date&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 9:30-16:15 (Reception: 9:10-)Place: Conference Room 105Admission: JPY3,500 (Free for Student)Pre-registration: Deadline: Sept.1(Friday) (Send E-mail to [email protected])Contact: Itoh (AIST)


URL: http://www.nims.go.jp/project/amcp/spm/

Advanced technology of scanning probe microscopy (SPM) for practical materials and devices is the main topics of the meeting. Fundamental analytical technology for nanoscale electronic- and material- properties will be discussed. New products will also be introduced from SPM manufacturer.

9:30-9:35Opening RemarkH. Itoh (AIST)

9:35-10:25Nanoscale Young Modulus Maping with Scanning Probe MicroscopeK. Nakajima (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

10:25-11:15Nanoscale Friction Analysis by nano-probe techiniqueK. Miyake (AIST)

11:15-11:50 Introduction of New SPM Products

14:00-14:50Surface Potential Measurement with nano-probe technologyK. Kobayashi (Kyoto University)

14:50-15:40 Advanced Scanning tuneling microsopy15:50-16:10

16:10-16:15Closing RemarkH. Itoh (AIST)

JAIMA Seminar 10 “Instrumental Analysis –X-Ray Analysis”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 10:00-12:10 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 303Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


10:00-10:40Introduction to X-Ray Analysis Methods and International Standards Jun Kawai (Kyoto University)

10:40-11:30Sample Preparation for XRD and XRFShintaro Ichikawa (Fukuoka University)

11:30-12:10World Trend and Hand-Held X-Ray SpectrometerShigeo Tohyama (PAI-NET)

JSIA Seminar “Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry” – Environmental Analysis -

Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 10:00-12:30 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 102Admission: Members: JPY2,000 Non-members: JPY4,000Pre-registration: Required (http://www.sia-japan.com/)Contact: Kan


URL: http://www.sia-japan.com/

This is one of the basic seminars on Scientific Instruments Industry provided by JSIA over two days for sales representatives or for new employees. The seminar covers a wide range of knowledge about regulations, certifications and quality controls as well as basic keywords on the industry. Summarizing background and topics of environmental analysis, which deeply linked to scientific instruments, basis and application of “Scientific Instruments” will be also given.

10:00-11:00

Part 1: Summary of scientific instruments industry –environmental analysis - Yasuhide Hisamoto (formely Hitachi / former technical chairman of Analytical Instruments Association)

11:00-12:30

Part 2: Analysis method and related scientific instruments in environmental analysis (water, air, soil and waste) Yasuhide Hisamoto (formely Hitachi / former technical chairman of Analytical Instruments Association)

Life Science Innovation Forum 4 “Exploring the analytical solutions in New generation Drug Discovery – toward the future trend of New generation Pharma's R&D”

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 10:00-12:15 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 301AAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


The situation of pharmaceutical R&D is dramatically changing to meet the various serious “unmet medical needs”due to the latest advanced science of molecular biology. For example, many kinds ofinnovation should be needed for R&D in biopharma and biotherapeutics likea molecular targeted drug included antibody drug, nucleic acid drug, abd immunotherapy in personalized medicine. This forum will be held to share the latest situation and future trend of Drug Discovery among the members of industry (Pharmaceutical and Analytical instrument) and Academia and to discuss next generation of analytical solutions for pharma.

10:00-10:10Opening RemarksSatoshi Nomura (Technical Affairs Committee of JAIMA)

10:10-10:45(Temporal) Recent trend in pharmaceutical R&D and expectation to the analytical solutions. Tomohiro Andou (Axcelead Drug Discovery Partners)

10:45-11:30Recent trend in academia research on analytical chemistry for recent pharmaceutical R&D.Yoshinobu Baba (Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya University)

11:30-12:15Expectations to analytical instruments manufacturers-from stand point of pharmaceutical regulatoryKouhei Tsumoto (Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo)

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JASIS 2017

JAIMA Seminar 9 “Instrumental Analysis –MS”



10:00–11:00Introduction of Mass Spectrometry: Ionization and Interpretation of Mass SpectraTomoya Kinumi (NMIJ/AIST)

10:30–12:00Basics of LC-MSAkira Motoyama (SHISEIDO)

12:00–13:00Practical Guide to ICP-MSKazumi Inagaki (NMIJ/AIST)

JASIS2017 JEMCA SeminarOrganizer: Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis

AssociationDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 9:55-16:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 201Admission: FreePre-registration: Required (https://www.jemca.or.jp/)Contact: Murota


URL: https://www.jemca.or.jp/

“Revision progress of JIS K 0170 flow analysis method”The members that engaged in the rivision of JIS K 0170 will present reagent preperation methods or analysis methods, based on the background of the consideration. “Revision progress of ISO/IEC 17025”Progress on revision of ISO/IEC 17025 “General Requirements for the Competence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories” will be presented, through the report on the activities of ISO/CASCO WG44, the working group for the revision, and on anticipated revised points.

9:55-10:00 Introductory Remarks

10:00-12:00

Revision progress of JIS K 0170 flow analysis method(1)Akira Miyazaki (2)Keiro Higuchi (3)Koichi Nomura ((1)ex National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (2)Ogawa Syokai Inc., Research Professor, Kochi University (3)NS Environment Corporation)


14:00-16:00Revision progress of ISO/IEC 17025Hiroaki Otaka (National Institute of Technology and Evaluation)

The 3rd Symposium of Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA) – Measurement standards and technology for realizing a safe and secure society -

Organizer: Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA), National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Date&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 10:00-15:30 (Reception: 9:15-)Place: International Conference RoomAdmission: FreePre-registration: Required but on site registration is also possible.Contact: Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation

(RIMA), NMIJ, AIST Tel: +81-29-861-5300 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: https://unit.aist.go.jp/rima/

We, RIMA, develop, maintain, and disseminate the national primary standards especially for the industrial areas of ionizing radiation, radioactivity and neutrons, acoustics and ultrasonics such as the therapy level dose standards using a clinical linac for assuring the reliability of medical equipment, while we also carry out R&D of advanced measurement, analysis, characterization, and testing systems related to metrology standard such as nano-structure measurement and non-destructive inspection. In this symposium, we introduce the measurement standards and technology for realizing a safe and secure society.

10:00 Opening remarks

10:00-10:15Introduction talkHidehiko NONAKA (Director, RIMA)

10:15-11:00

【Invited Talk】Maintenance of railway structures in JR EastKenichi KURIBAYASHI (Chief Researcher, Frontier Service Development Laboratory, Research and Development Center of JR East Group, EAST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY)

11:00-11:30Displacement Measurement of Bridges by Moire TechniqueShien RI (Senior Researcher, Non-destructive Measurement Group , RIMA)

11:30-12:00X-ray backscatter imaging for inspection of concrete structureHiroyuki Toyokawa (Leader, Radiation Imaging Measurement Group , RIMA)

12:00-12:45 Lunch & Poster12:45-13:15 【Posters (Core time)】Recent research results of RIMA

13:15-14:00

【Invited Talk】We can discuss “How safe is safe enough ?” by quantitative risk assessmentKiyotaka Tsunemi (Leader, Emission and Exposure Analysis Group, Research Institute of Science for Safety and Sustainability)

14:00-14:30 Nondestructive inspection system for pipes in chemical plants using X-ray and neutron techniqueRyouichi Suzuki (Prime Senior Researcher, RIMA)

14:30-15:00 Development of dosimetry standards for external beam radiotherapyMorihito Shimizu (Ionizing Radiation Standard Group, RIMA)

15:00-15:30Nondestructive Inspection of Structural Joints by Laser Scanning Ultrasonic Visualization TechniqueNobuyuki TOYAMA (Leader, Non-destructive Measurement Group , RIMA)

15:30 Closing remarks & Closing

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Far-UV spectroscopy, the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan

Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of JapanDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 10:00-17:00 (Reception: 9:30-)Place: Conference Room 101Admission: MemberJPY8,000, Non-Member JPY12,000, Student-Member

JPY3,000, Student-NonMember JPY6,000. Multiple days reduced fare is available.




This seminar concerning to Far-Ultraviolet Spectroscopy is held by one of the 53rd Summer Seminar of the Spectroscopical Society of Japan.

10:00-10:05Introductory RemarksYusuke Morisawa (Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kindai University)

10:05-10:40Past, Present, and Future of FUV spectroscopyYukihiro Ozaki (School of Science and Technology, Kwansei Gakuin University)

10:40-11:40Optical Element and Equipment for FUV spectroscopyAkifumi Ikehata (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization)


14:00-15:00Electronic State of Organic Compounds and Macromolecule by FUV SpectroscopyYusuke Morisawa (Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kindai University)

15:00-16:00Application of FUV for Inorganic Semiconductor and the OthersIchiro Tanabe (Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University)

16:00-17:00Fundamental Research and Applications of Water and Aqueous Solutions using FUV SpectroscopyTakeyoshi Goto (School of Science and Technology, Kwansei Gakuin University)

Life Science Innovation Forum 3 “Precision Medicine and Bio-banking in the Post-Genomics Era”

Organizer: Japan Multiplex bio-Analysis Consortium(JMAC)Date&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 12:30-17:00 (Reception: 12:00-)Place: Conference Room 304Admission: FreePre-registration: Required(http://www.jasis.jp)[Deadline: Sept.1]Contact: Tabayashi


12:30-12:35Opening Address(1) Dr. Koh Furuta (2) Dr. Kazuhiro Okano ((1) Kanagawa Cancer Center (2) QIAGEN)

12:35-12:50Opening remarks(Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)

12:50-13:20Overview of the BioBank Japan ProjectDr. Koichiro Yuji (the University of Tokyo)

13:20-13:50Whole-genome sequencing: present and futureDr. Akihiro Fujimoto (Kyoto University)

13:50-14:20

Reference materials for genomic medicine: Current situation of Japan and international trendDr. Shin-ichiro Fujii (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

14:20-14:40 Break

14:40-15:10Topic: Bio-banking of microbiome specimen Dr. Hiroko Kawasaki (National Institute of Technology and Evaluation)

15:10-15:40Biobank potential from the view of PharmaDr. Hiroyuki Kobayashi (Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited)

15:40-16:10Hope for a new era of bio-banking and the role of stakeholdersDr. Hiroyuki Uchiyama (Nissui Pharmaceutical co.,ltd)

16:10-16:40Contractual issues associated with biobankingMr. Shogo Matsunaga (Sonderhoff & Einsel Law and Patent Office)

16:40-16:55Panel Discussion(1) Dr. Koh Furuta (2) Dr. Kazuhiro Okano ((1) Kanagawa Cancer Center (2) QIAGEN)

16:55-17:00 Closing Address

Analysis and Evaluation Techniques for BiomimeticsOrganizer: The Society of Polymer Science, Japan Research Group on

BiomimeticsDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 13:00-17:20 (Reception: 12:30-)Place: Conference Room 301BAdmission: Member of the Research Grouop on Biomimetics, SPSJ; Free For

non-member, the fee is dependent on affiliation of perticipants: Company; JPY2,160, Academic and Public Office; JPY1,080, Student; JPY1,080

Pre-registration: Required. Please visit the URL (http://main.spsj.or.jp/c12/gyoji/biomimetics.php).

Contact: Mihara Tel: +81-3-5540-3775 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://main.spsj.or.jp/c12/gyoji/biomimetics.php

Biomimetics is new technologies inspired by biological solutions and is also expected as new technological platform. Morphological observation and functional analysis have changed greatly by advancement of nanotechnology. Such fundamental analytical tools in biomimetics have helped significant progress in technology development. This seminar will give us opportunity for discussing functional analysis in biomimetics and also give us recent topics on biomimetics research.

13:00-13:05Opening RemarksMasatsugu Shimomura (Chairperson of the Research Group on Biomimetics, SPSJ)

13:05-13:35Advanced Analysis and Evaluation Technology for BiomimeticsRisa Fuji (Shimadzu Corporation)

13:35-14:05SEM Observations of the Hydrous Samples by NanoSuit MethodYuji Hirai (Chitose Institute of Science and Technology)

14:05-14:35Micro Elastic Beam Structure of Hummingbird's FeathersHiroto Tanaka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

14:35-15:053D Analysis of Biological Surface and Biomimetic DesignMariko Miyazaki (Hitachi, Ltd.)

15:05-15:15 Break

15:15-15:45Structural and Physical Property Characterization of Particle-Stabilized Soft Dispersed SystemsSyuji Fujii (Osaka Institute of Technology)

15:45-16:15Development of Functional Materials by Mimicking Biominerals and BiomineralizationHiroaki Imai (Keio University)

16:15-16:45Why is Double-Roughness Surface Structure on Lotus Leaf So Important?: Theoretical Considerations on Static and Dynamic WettingHiroyuki Mayama (Asahikawa Medical University)

16:45-17:15Shape-Tunable Wrinkles for Extention of Frictional PropertiesTakuya Ohzono (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST))

17:15-17:20Closing RemarksMasatsugu Shimomura (Chairperson of the Research Group on Biomimetics, SPSJ)

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JASIS 2017

Inside Laboratory ManagementOrganizer: AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTIONDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 13:30-16:30 (Reception: 13:00-)Place: Conference Room 104Admission: JPY2,000Pre-registration: Required (http://aoacijs.org/)Contact: Secretariat, AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION

Tel: E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://aoacijs.org/

AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION has been extensively providing various information through seminars, etc. towards improvement of the quality of analysis. The current seminar will provide topics on selection of instrumental analysis methods, level of measurements quality perspective, and information on testing laboratory operation.

13:30-13:50Activities of the AOAC INTERNATIONAL and its JAPAN SECTIONHiroko Suzuki (Japan Food Research Laboratories / President-elect, AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION)

13:50-14:40Adaptation of analytical method’s performance for targeted data quality.Yoshizumi Takigawa (Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd. / Members-at-Large, AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION)

14:40-14:50 Break

14:50-15:40Inside Laboratory Management - From the point of view of a laboratoryHiroko Suzuki (Japan Food Research Laboratories / President-elect, AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION)

15:40-16:30

Inside Laboratory Management - Let's think about what ISO/IEC 17025 requires.Yoko Mori (Japan Food Hygiene Association / President, AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION)

JAIMA Seminar 12 “Instrumental Analysis –Separation Science”



14:00-14:05Chair:Hiroshi Nakamura (Science University of Tokyo)

14:05-14:55Changes in Analyses of Foods for Pesticide ResiduesMachiko Saka (The Institute of Environmental Toxicology)

15:00-15:05Chair:Tsuneaki Maeda

15:05-15:55Evolution of the Solid-phase extraction-type device for the exact analysis of SVOCs in the airIkuo Ueta (University of Yamanashi)

16:00-16:05Chair:Kazuaki Ito (Kinki University)

16:05-16:55

Concept of sample pretreatment necessary in ion chromatography from the user's point of viewHiroshi Ito (Odor Analysis and Control Program, Human Science Research-Domain, Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.)

JAIMA Seminar 11 “Instrumental Analysis -FIA”



14:00-14:45Flow analysis method and technology supporting research and practical analysisKeiro Higuchi (Kochi University, Ogawa & Co.)

14:45-15:30Advanced Continuous Flow Analysis for comfortable chemical analysisHirohisa Suzuki (Milestone General K.K.)

15:30-16:15Present situation on adoption of Flow Analysis to JIS and the other official methodsEiko Nakamura (Yokohama National University)

16:15-17:00Novel development of extraction technology by using FIA techniqueHideyuki Itabashi (Gunma University)

Laboratory Grade Furniture and Equipment Trends🅴

Organizer: Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association(SEFA)Date&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 14:00-15:00 (Reception: 13:30-)Place: Conference Room 102Admission: FreePre-registration: Required Contact: Barbara Carr(SEFA Offices)

Tel: 516-294-5424 E-mail: [email protected]

The presentation will highlight current trends in the laboratory furniture and equipment industry including the relevant SEFA Standards.

14:00-15:00Lab Grade Furniture & Equipment Trends(1) Dipl.-Ing (SEFA Board Member) (2) Ingo Sternitzke (Trespa, BV)

The Material Choice for Safe and Durable Laboratory, Research and Educational Environments.

🅴Organizer: Trespa InternationalDate&Time: Sept. 8 (Fri.) 15:00-16:00 (Reception: 14:30-)Place: Conference Room 102Admission: FreePre-registration: Required Contact: Dipl.-Ing (Ingo Sternitzke)

Tel: +49-178-6005045 E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.trespa.com/toplab

Today's laboratory and functional environments demand compliance with rigorous codes and standards. Therefore, selecting the right material is of crucial importance. Trespa® TopLab® offers three product lines that combine basic requirements—like long-lasting surface hygiene, impact and scratch resistance, flexibility and easy to use—with aesthetic qualities that can contribute to enhance the experience of employees and visitors.

15:00-16:00Scientific Surface Solutions(1) Dipl.-Ing. (Global Business Manager) (2) Ingo Sternitzke (Scientific Surface Solutions) / Trespa International BV

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New Technology Presentations – Wed., Sept. 6

Time A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5

10:30|

10:55

SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Mettler-Toledo K.K. Nihon Waters K.K. Metrohm Japan Ltd Nanophoton

Thermal analysis-We will show you measurement know-how from sampling to selection of conditions.

Automation and data management of melting point, slip melting point, cloud point and boiling point

Practice Protein Bio Analysis Course from Biomarker to Antibody

Introduction of various surfactant concentration analysis by potentiometric automatic titration

Super-resolution Raman microscopy for new applications using SIM technology

11:10|

11:35

GERSTEL K.K. TOSOH CORPORATION

ULVAC-PHI, Inc. ACTAC.CO.,LTD Nihon BUCHI. K.K.

GERSTEL DHS for flavor analysis. Enhanced analyte range and sensitivity.

Comprehensive Tips for HPLC, including RPC, IC, GPC and Bioseparation

New XPS Instrument with CrKα; High Energy X-ray Source

Sample digestion Sydtem [ECOPRE] for ICP-OES,ICP-MS,AAS

Near-infrared spectroscopy, an ideal tool to improve routine quality analysis of food and chemicals.

11:50|

12:15

KITZ MICRO FILTER CORPORATION

Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd.

Renishaw K.K. Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation

Bruker AXS K.K.

Performance and applications of humidity control unit using the hollow fiber membrane.

Pretreatment improves analysis accuracy! Introduction of effective pretreatment by centrifugation

The latest Raman imaging technology

Specimen preparation easily and naturally! Introduction of ionic liquid for Electron Microscope

Nano-Mechanical and electrical property measurement by Peak Force Tapping mode

12:30|

12:55

Milestone General K.K.

Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.

BioChromato, Inc. YMC CO., LTD. JEOL Ltd.

The cyanide determination by Continuous Flow Analyzer using high technology of the San++.

The latest case study of Fujifilm's material printer for research and development.

Novel applications: industrial products and release behavior analysis of volatile compounds

Easy and rapid technique for chiral separation method screening and optimization

Portable GC can do it! Presentation, easy to understand, how to get Chloroethylene in Wet Soil Gas.

13:10|

13:35

Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation

ELIONIX INC. Merck Ltd. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

JASCO Corporation

Basis of the spectrophotometer and the technique of the measurement!

Applications of the surface force analyzer to various functional materials.

Ultrapure water system using mercury-free UV lamp

Molecular profiling of Microorganism using MALDI-MS.

Evolving and versatile use of SFE and SFC

13:50|

14:15

JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.

JEOL Ltd. WITec K.K. C.Gerhardt Japan Co.,Ltd.

Collaboration of analytical instruments with robot - Automatic Visco-FTIR system for multi-samples

Application about optical, contactless O2,pH,CO2 Sensors from PreSens.

High troughput auto EDS elemental analysis

Introduction to new line up of WITec Confocal Raman Microscopies and data analysis function.

Analysis equipment focusing on automation and labor saving of Protein and Fat analysis

14:30|

14:55

Nihon Waters K.K. Central Scientific Commerce, Inc.

BL TEC K.K. HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd.

Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.

Data Management to Comply Data Integrity Guideline

What is the FAPAS proficiency testing and how to use this system more efficiently.

Introduction of CFA became official law of environmental analysis & Auto Acid Addition Equipment

Aim for detection of moisture in liquid 1μg!

Thermo Scientific iXR Compact Raman System & MARS

15:10|

15:35

Bruker Daltonics K.K.

BeatSensing co.,ltd. NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION

Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

ChromaNik Technologies Inc.

Various quality controls accomplished with MS - materials, foods, and medicines

Can NIR real-time monitoring offer methods of new/existing material inspection and product QC?

New proposal of particulate mercury measurement in exhaust gas to revised air pollution control law.

Introduction of measurement examples with the new needle type thermal conductivity probe.

Basic Lecture of HPLC Column: Which is better, Core Shell C18 or Fully Porous C18

15:50|

16:15

SHOWA DENKO K.K. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Protochips JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

JEOL Ltd.

Polymer-based ultra rapid GPC column

Introduction of a new bench-top MALDI-TOFMS

Live observation of nano-scale phenomena in solution by TEM with Poseidon

Robot connects from SPE to LC analysis. SPE-LC continuous measurement for multi-sample analysis.

Cutting edge of ambient mass spectrometry ~ DART and beyond

Time A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11

10:30|

10:55

PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)

Mitokogyo Co., Ltd. ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.

Bruker BioSpin K.K. SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.

Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute,Japan

Minimum requirement for XRF sample preparation method

Immediate Drop On Demand Technology - The most reliable and elegant nano-dispensing technology

Introduction of robot arm automation system for high throughput sample preparation and analysis.

Detection of outlier on foods and pharmaceutical products by NMR screening

A challenge to down size GPC-MALS analysis

New C18 column that provided high chemical stability and top-class low adsorption.

11:10|

12:00


Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.




GL Sciences Inc.

New approach to measurement of fine particles -Evaluation of aggregation and dispersion-

Introduction of latest topics on SP (Single Particle) -ICP-MS using Agilent ICP-MS

Introduction of ion chromatograph third detector, ISQ EC single quadrupole mass spectrometer

New evaluation method for dispersed solution and its application

To ICP users for pharmaceuticals impurity control (ICH Q3D) ~Introduce a simple alternative method~

Troubleshooting for water analysis

12:15|

13:05


Rigaku Corporation SHIMADZU CORPORATION

HORIBA, Ltd. Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation


Answer to preventing wrong analysis with AA/ICP/ICP-MS

Introduction of the latest analysis technology with 3D micro CT produced by Rigaku

Tips for measurement by Ultraviolet-Visible spectrophotometer.

Did you know? Easy and quick surface analyzer, GD-OES enables to measure hydrogen!

Latest FIB-SEM application with the triple beam system

Indroduction of new Agilent purification system that enables the highest purity and recovery.

13:20|

14:10

GL Sciences Inc. Bruker AXS K.K. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.


HORIBA STEC, Co., Ltd.

GTR TEC CORPORATION

Basic techniques of micro pipettes.

Introduction of XRD fast measurement and analyses. From powder and bulk to asbestos samples.

Fast routine analysis of polar pesticides by suppressed ion chromatography and mass spectrometry

Captiva EMR Lipid, High Recovery of Analytes and Removal of Fatty Matrix at One Time !

Quantitative analysis and quantification accuracy improvements of SVOC in the air for GC user.

Latest Gas, Water Vapor, and Liquid Permeability Analyzer

14:25|

15:15

JOB CORPORATION Hakuto Co., Ltd. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Park Systems Japan Inc.


Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd)

Pseudo-monochromatic X-ray imaging and precise material decomposition by high-speed ERPCD

Advances in LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) and its growing analytical applications

Mass spectrometry method development for protein analysis.

Park's new AFM system and non-contact AFM mode speed up evolution to FM feedback technology

Basics of UV spectrum purity test using HPLC-PDA

<Basic Class>Particle and powder Characterization ~ Principle and Applications.

15:30|

16:20


Metrohm Japan Ltd Merck Ltd. Rigaku Corporation Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.

Oxford Instruments KK

High resolution observation and evaluation for Polymer with Scanning Probe Microscope (SPM)

The truth of ion chromatography ! - from basics to practice for sample preparation -

Basic lecture with useful tips for water (moisture) determination & Karl Fischer titration.

Prompt detection of suspicious object by means of handheld backscatter imager and Raman spectrometer

Consideration from FDA Warning Letter including Data Integrity

The leading edge of EDS/EBSD analysis

APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari

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JASIS 2017

S:Simultaneous Interpretation(🅴: English, 🅹: Japanese)

Time N-1

10:30|

10:55

Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.

Introduction of an innovative viscometer to measure low-viscosity range easily and precisely

11:10|

11:35

Sigma-Aldrich Japan

[Let's start from today!] Basic lecture for Solid Phase Microextraction technique (SPME)

11:50|

12:15


Structural characterization of nanocrystalline and amorphous materials on a laboratory system

12:30|

12:55

Mettler-Toledo K.K.

Automated system for pH & condutivity measurements for data security and sensor maintenance.

13:10|

13:35

Nanophoton

State-of-the-art laser Raman microscope and latest Semiconductor applications

13:50|

14:15

Nihon Waters K.K.

Characterization of Biopharmaceuticals and Comparison of Innovator and Biosimilar using LC/MS

14:30|

15:20

SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.

Polymer analysis by Light Scattering and viscosity measurement using the latest technology

15:35|

16:25

Japan Laser Corporation

AFM based Nanoscale Chemical Imaging, Infrared Photo-induced Force Microscopy: IR-PiFM

Time A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11

10:30|

10:55


Mitokogyo Co., Ltd. ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.

Bruker BioSpin K.K. SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.


Minimum requirement for XRF sample preparation method

Immediate Drop On Demand Technology - The most reliable and elegant nano-dispensing technology

Introduction of robot arm automation system for high throughput sample preparation and analysis.

Detection of outlier on foods and pharmaceutical products by NMR screening

A challenge to down size GPC-MALS analysis

New C18 column that provided high chemical stability and top-class low adsorption.

11:10|

12:00






GL Sciences Inc.

New approach to measurement of fine particles -Evaluation of aggregation and dispersion-

Introduction of latest topics on SP (Single Particle) -ICP-MS using Agilent ICP-MS

Introduction of ion chromatograph third detector, ISQ EC single quadrupole mass spectrometer

New evaluation method for dispersed solution and its application

To ICP users for pharmaceuticals impurity control (ICH Q3D) ~Introduce a simple alternative method~

Troubleshooting for water analysis

12:15|

13:05


Rigaku Corporation SHIMADZU CORPORATION

HORIBA, Ltd. Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation


Answer to preventing wrong analysis with AA/ICP/ICP-MS

Introduction of the latest analysis technology with 3D micro CT produced by Rigaku

Tips for measurement by Ultraviolet-Visible spectrophotometer.

Did you know? Easy and quick surface analyzer, GD-OES enables to measure hydrogen!

Latest FIB-SEM application with the triple beam system

Indroduction of new Agilent purification system that enables the highest purity and recovery.

13:20|

14:10

GL Sciences Inc. Bruker AXS K.K. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.


HORIBA STEC, Co., Ltd.

GTR TEC CORPORATION


Introduction of XRD fast measurement and analyses. From powder and bulk to asbestos samples.

Fast routine analysis of polar pesticides by suppressed ion chromatography and mass spectrometry

Captiva EMR Lipid, High Recovery of Analytes and Removal of Fatty Matrix at One Time !

Quantitative analysis and quantification accuracy improvements of SVOC in the air for GC user.

Latest Gas, Water Vapor, and Liquid Permeability Analyzer

14:25|

15:15

JOB CORPORATION Hakuto Co., Ltd. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Park Systems Japan Inc.



Pseudo-monochromatic X-ray imaging and precise material decomposition by high-speed ERPCD

Advances in LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) and its growing analytical applications

Mass spectrometry method development for protein analysis.

Park's new AFM system and non-contact AFM mode speed up evolution to FM feedback technology

Basics of UV spectrum purity test using HPLC-PDA

<Basic Class>Particle and powder Characterization ~ Principle and Applications.

15:30|

16:20


Metrohm Japan Ltd Merck Ltd. Rigaku Corporation Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.


High resolution observation and evaluation for Polymer with Scanning Probe Microscope (SPM)

The truth of ion chromatography ! - from basics to practice for sample preparation -

Basic lecture with useful tips for water (moisture) determination & Karl Fischer titration.

Prompt detection of suspicious object by means of handheld backscatter imager and Raman spectrometer

Consideration from FDA Warning Letter including Data Integrity

The leading edge of EDS/EBSD analysis

Time N-3 N-4

10:30|

10:55


Bruker AXS K.K.

From gentle heating to high temperature ignition - Microwave ashing application, like Sulphated Ash.

Available Now: 3D X-ray Vision for Everyone provided by Bruker;Bench-top X-ray Microtomography

11:10|

12:00

HORIBA, Ltd. JEOL Ltd.

Skillful pH measurement! Essential points for precise measurement will be introduced from basics.

Basic Lecture of the Mass Spectrometry

12:15|

13:05

SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD.

GL Sciences Inc.

The Elementary Knowledge of Laboratory Glassware, that you may hesitate to ask for!?

Success in Starting Odor Analysis (The Basics of GC/O Analysis & its Current Trends)

13:20|

14:10

SCIEX SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Introduction course: Jump into LC/MS! -LC and LC/MS overview and case study

Explanation of technique about pretreatment and using mass spectrometry for metabolome analysis.

14:25|

15:15


Rigaku Corporation

Introduction of new technologies, time and cost of GC/MS pesticides analysis reduce by one-fifth.

Introduction of new bench-top TXRF spectrometer NANOHUNTER II for trace elemental analysis

Time N-5 N-6

10:30|

10:55

JEOL Ltd. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

New evaluation method of thermal deterioration of resin.In-situ radical observation in early stage

Development of Low Adsorption Pipette Tips and Vials for the LC, LC/MS Analysis.

11:10|

11:35

JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.

Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation

Introduction of high-resolution and cryogen-free bench-top NMR Pulsar from Oxford Instruments plc

Compact and awesome VP-SEM! Introduction of new generation, innovative, and versatile VP-SEM

11:50|

12:15

DKK-TOA CORPORATION

ASTECH CORPORATION

New Release! Fast, Easy, Sensitive. Introducing Luminutes - the Bio Luminescence Endotoxin Analyzer.

Introduction of application using UV detector for gas chromatography

12:30|

12:55

Techno X Co., Ltd. Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation

New proposal for hazardous heavy metal analysis in food! Trance analysis in ppb order by XRF method.

Matching between fluorescence fingerprint and chromatgraphy.

13:10|

13:35

Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD.

JEOL Ltd.

Method of analysis and size control for nano-particle

Introduction of the brand-new FIB-SEM: Observation and analysis from surface to deep inside

13:50|

14:15

EKO instruments Co., Ltd.

J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd.

Introduction of a particle size distribution, zeta potential can measure without diluting sample

Introduction of real time highly sensitive direct analysis of gas components using ICP-MS

14:30|

15:20


JASCO Corporation

Extractables and Leachables analysis using GC/MS, LC/MS and ICP-MS.

FTIR & Raman. The Power of Idea and Beyond ~Selected Applications Useful for Your Work, 2017 Edition

APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hotel New Otani Makuhari

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New Technology Presentations – Thu., Sept. 7

Time A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5

10:30|

10:55

JEOL Ltd. PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)


HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.


Practical and efficient synthetic polymer analysis using MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer

Convenient and accurate powder XRD data analysis with the latest analysis technology

Basis of elemental analysis -With technique of pretreatment for AAS and ICP-OES-

Photomultiplier Tube: Basic Seminar and Latest Topics

Enhanced Polar Compound Retention and Sensitivity with New Kinetex Polar C18 Core-Shell Columns.

11:10|

11:35

YMC CO., LTD. Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc.

Mettler-Toledo K.K. Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.


Column selection guide on bioseparation for characterization of biopharmaceuticals

ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation

Various external factors to affect weighing result and its countermeasure for accurate result

Let's get the simple & easy reagent management by the latest NCS app!

Would you like to automate your laboratory work for water analysis?

11:50|

12:15



Nagara Science Co., Ltd.



High Sensitivity Portable Devices Realize: World's Smallest Photomultiplier Tube "Micro PMT"

The introduction of multi-use mass spectrometer

Quantitative analysis of fatty acids, sugars, ceramides, etc., using a modified HPLC UV-detector.

Principle and technical know-how for Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS

Introduction of total support for research facilities from planning to application

12:30|

12:55

GTR TEC CORPORATION


Nihon BUCHI. K.K. GERSTEL K.K. JEOL Ltd.

Testing method to measure Electrolyte Permeability on Li-ion Battery

As an assistance function, your thermal analysis will be simpler and more accurate

Easy and safe "nitrogen analysis" in medicine and introduction about GMP compliance.

GERSTEL Sniff and Trap/Enrichment GC-MS system for flavor analysis.

Introduction on All purpose analytical SEM with High Brightness Electron Gun

13:10|

13:35

JEOL Ltd. A&D Company, Limited


OURSTEX CORPORATION

Malvern · PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)

Latest information about gas analysis by using mass spectrometer

The method of testing the reference value of minimum weight easily for the balance in the fume hood

TOC method for Cleaning Validation with New Swab "Easy wiper" matched to direct surface sampling.

Application technology by the EDXRF spectrometer and portable TXRF spectrometer for precise analysis

Basics of XRD and XRF analysis. Proposal of new approach in combination with particle sizing.

13:50|

14:15

Bruker AXS K.K. Milestone General K.K.

Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd.

TA Instruments Japan Inc.

Metrohm Japan Ltd

Local erea element analysis and thikness mesuremnets Using SEM-microXRF conbining technique

Easy to use! The advantage of multi-vessels preparation method for Microwave Acid Digestion

Talk about particle size analyzer of high concentration dispersions by acoustic and DLS.

The Best Thermal equipment ever! ~ Theory and techniques ~

Simple is Best ! The introductory model ion chromatography Eco IC

14:30|

14:55


ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.

Renishaw K.K. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.


Effect of Special End-Capping for Enhancing a Column Life

Introduction of new technology and application about particle and molecular separation by FFF.

Using the latest Raman imaging for semicon and battery materials analysis methods and applications

Explore the latest techniques for FIB preparation of the highest quality TEM samples

Do you think HPLC separation is enough for you work? - An impact of adding a new dimension -

15:10|

15:35

Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.



Techno X Co., Ltd. JEOL Ltd.

Invitation to The Raman Imaging World by Nanophoton's Confocal Raman Microscope

Introduction of automated particle analysis system using Desktop SEM

For the user not yet used appropriate particle distribution of

Which chemical element do you want to analyze? Overwhelming the analytical precision of XRF analysis.

High performance FE-SEM with simple operation is ready for your analytical workflow.

15:50|

16:15

TOSOH CORPORATION



Mettler-Toledo K.K. Nihon Waters K.K.

Approach for the Separation of Biopharmaceuticals by HPLC

Solution of creating a tablet cross-section! distribution analysis of medicine and supplements.

Introduction of the latest GC technologies.

Applicable operation and method of Halogen Moisture Analyzer and routinr test to secure accuracy

Update MS applications for Chromatographers

Time A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11

10:30|

10:55

Bruker BioSpin K.K. JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.

Verder Scientific Co., Ltd.

NETZSCH Japan K.K.

Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.


Solid-State NMR of Ceramics

The connection of Separation and Qualitative Analysis using SPE Technique.

The latest analysis cases of particle size, shape and images by cutting-edge Camsizer are mentioned.

The Basic Course of Thermal Analysis : Measurement and Analysis for DSC and TG-DTA

Simple and Elegant Auto Recycling Prep HPLC To make you purification steps simple, quick and easy.

About Cultivation System: miniMatrix (BioReactor) and, Rambio(Mixer) from Applikon Biotechnology

11:10|

12:00


Bruker AXS K.K. OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.


HORIBA, Ltd. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Basic knowledge of ion chromatography - Knowing ion exchange and separation

Introduction and Application Data of Latest ED-XRF and WD-XRF system

The introduction of our light scattering products and the latest applications.

Introduction of the latest Off Flavor analysis solution with GC/MS and database

Fusion with Jobin Yvon ~ Leading-edge technique and application in UV-NIR spectroscopic analysis!

New Contaminant Analysis by EDX and FTIR.

12:15|

13:05

Nihon Waters K.K. TOYAMA Co., Ltd. GL Sciences Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.

JASCO Corporation Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.

What is Solid Phase Extraction and How to Use it

Application of SNMS/TOF-SIMS analysis with TOYAMA's FILMER

The basic techniques of sample preparation for metal analysis.

Let's learn new cutting edge Rheological instrument "RheoRaman" beginning with primary Rheology

Correct way to use UV-Vis spectrophotometer -To understand the mechanism and measurement method-

Introduction of the latest application for metal analysis using Agilent 5110 ICP-OES

13:20|

14:10

HORIBA, Ltd. Biotage Japan, Ltd. Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.

MicrotracBEL Corp. SHIMADZU CORPORATION


Don't worry about your pH skills! From basics to precise know-hows of difficult sample measurement.

[New Product] The 2nd Generation N2 blow Evaporator, Biotage TurboVap in new design is now released.

Introduce the brand-new Agilent Infinity II SFC and SFC/MS.

Can you accurately investigate nanomaterials and porous materials?

Practical application of Omission method useful for complex odor analysis by FF and GCMS.

Large Area & 3D principal component maps by COMPASS(EDS multivariate spectral imaging data analysis)

14:25|

15:15

ELGA LabWater Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd)



Nihon Thermal Consulting Co., Ltd.

Usage Technology of Ultra-pure Water

<Basic class>Rheology Measurement -Principle and Applications-

Introduction of monitoring technology for food, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries

We will introduce the application technology from the basics of 3D X-ray CT examination.

Introduction of the latest GC system (Intuvo 9000)

Latest progress in nanoscale IR spectroscopy: spatial resolution, speed, application

15:30|

16:20



Bruker AXS K.K. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.

Rigaku Corporation Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.

Applications and technique of contaminant analysis with infrared microscope.

Introduction of polymeric material analysis with GPC/SEC.

From fundamentals to applications of micro-XRF and total reflection XRF analysis thoroughly!

Recent development of XPS: Performance and application of XPS K-Alpha+

2D XRD measurement becoming a routine : ultimate low-cost high-performance XRD instruments

Foggy glass, lens and defogging analyses through objective and logical indicators by our new AFA-2


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Time N-1

10:30|

10:55

Sigma-Aldrich Japan

New products! Ionic liquid GC-Capillary column, for high-water content and lower alcohol samples.

11:10|

11:35


No filtration! Disk SPE concentrate Env. water to a vial from one gallon bottle in tens of minutes!

11:50|

12:15

MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD.

TOC Analyzer in full compliance with PIC/S GMP Guide Annex 11; perfect for pharmaceutical industry!

12:30|

12:55

BioChromato, Inc.


13:10|

13:35

ULVAC-PHI, Inc.

Please join our seminar or booth if you have a problem with TOF-SIMS spectrum interpretation!

13:50|

14:15

LECO Japan Corporation

Characterization and Failure Analysis of Plastics degradation by GCMS non-target method

14:30|

15:20

CEM Japan K.K.

Introduction of MARS6, MARS One(Microwave Sample Preparation) and Phoenix(Microwave Muffle Furnace)

15:35|

16:25


Seeing is believing! What you see is what you get! Talking about how to utilize Hitachi FE-SEM

Time A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11

10:30|

10:55

Bruker BioSpin K.K. JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.

Verder Scientific Co., Ltd.

NETZSCH Japan K.K.



Solid-State NMR of Ceramics

The connection of Separation and Qualitative Analysis using SPE Technique.

The latest analysis cases of particle size, shape and images by cutting-edge Camsizer are mentioned.

The Basic Course of Thermal Analysis : Measurement and Analysis for DSC and TG-DTA

Simple and Elegant Auto Recycling Prep HPLC To make you purification steps simple, quick and easy.

About Cultivation System: miniMatrix (BioReactor) and, Rambio(Mixer) from Applikon Biotechnology

11:10|

12:00


Bruker AXS K.K. OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.



Basic knowledge of ion chromatography - Knowing ion exchange and separation

Introduction and Application Data of Latest ED-XRF and WD-XRF system

The introduction of our light scattering products and the latest applications.

Introduction of the latest Off Flavor analysis solution with GC/MS and database

Fusion with Jobin Yvon ~ Leading-edge technique and application in UV-NIR spectroscopic analysis!

New Contaminant Analysis by EDX and FTIR.

12:15|

13:05

Nihon Waters K.K. TOYAMA Co., Ltd. GL Sciences Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.


What is Solid Phase Extraction and How to Use it

Application of SNMS/TOF-SIMS analysis with TOYAMA's FILMER

The basic techniques of sample preparation for metal analysis.

Let's learn new cutting edge Rheological instrument "RheoRaman" beginning with primary Rheology

Correct way to use UV-Vis spectrophotometer -To understand the mechanism and measurement method-

Introduction of the latest application for metal analysis using Agilent 5110 ICP-OES

13:20|

14:10

HORIBA, Ltd. Biotage Japan, Ltd. Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.

MicrotracBEL Corp. SHIMADZU CORPORATION


Don't worry about your pH skills! From basics to precise know-hows of difficult sample measurement.

[New Product] The 2nd Generation N2 blow Evaporator, Biotage TurboVap in new design is now released.

Introduce the brand-new Agilent Infinity II SFC and SFC/MS.

Can you accurately investigate nanomaterials and porous materials?

Practical application of Omission method useful for complex odor analysis by FF and GCMS.

Large Area & 3D principal component maps by COMPASS(EDS multivariate spectral imaging data analysis)

14:25|

15:15

ELGA LabWater Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd)




Usage Technology of Ultra-pure Water

<Basic class>Rheology Measurement -Principle and Applications-

Introduction of monitoring technology for food, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries

We will introduce the application technology from the basics of 3D X-ray CT examination.

Introduction of the latest GC system (Intuvo 9000)

Latest progress in nanoscale IR spectroscopy: spatial resolution, speed, application

15:30|

16:20



Bruker AXS K.K. Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.

Rigaku Corporation Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.


Introduction of polymeric material analysis with GPC/SEC.

From fundamentals to applications of micro-XRF and total reflection XRF analysis thoroughly!

Recent development of XPS: Performance and application of XPS K-Alpha+

2D XRD measurement becoming a routine : ultimate low-cost high-performance XRD instruments

Foggy glass, lens and defogging analyses through objective and logical indicators by our new AFA-2

Time N-3 N-4

10:30|

10:55

Nihon Waters K.K. Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation

LC Column Trouble Shooting

New study of fluorescence fingerprint analysis.Its dedicated system and analysis software

11:10|

12:00

GL Sciences Inc. SHIMADZU CORPORATION


Daily caution of LC/MS analysis for acquiring high quality data.

12:15|

13:05



Introduction of the new phthalate ester screening system and RoHS data management system.

I just want to know this! Know-how and troubleshooting to master the RP-HPLC and LC/MS analysis.

13:20|

14:10

GL Sciences Inc. SCIEX

How to Improve Separation in HPLC Analysis,Ver 2017

Basic course : LC/MS overview -Ionization to mass separation

14:25|

15:15

Rigaku Corporation Mettler-Toledo K.K.

Trace Analysis by High Sensitivity Benchtop WDX Spectrometer Supermini200

Efficacy in Scale Calibration and Uncertainty evaluation required by ISO, JIS, GMP and Pharmacopeia

15:30|

16:20

Nanophoton Nihon BUCHI. K.K.

High definition and high speed UV Raman microscopy and its applications

It's not too late yet! Nutritional analysis starting from now. Know-how of protein and fat.

APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hotel New Otani Makuhari Time N-5 N-6

10:30|

10:55

Bruker AXS K.K. USHIO LIGHTING, INC.

Introduce the latest elemental anaysis and application by annular type EDS of FlatQUAD

“must-see” Ushio will debut our original “tube” and “fitting” for scientific devices without any peer.

11:10|

11:35

JEOL Ltd. Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation

Comprehensive analysis and identification of unknown compounds by using a GC-TOFMS system.

Technique for measurement of sample with high matrix using AAS and ICP-OES

11:50|

12:15

ACTAC.CO.,LTD Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.

Sample digestion Sydtem [ECOPRE] for ICP-OES,ICP-MS,AAS

The Handheld LIBS & RAMAN identify Raw Materials such as NaCl, KCl, APIs, Excipients, Intermediates.

12:30|

12:55

Merck Ltd. BWT JAPAN INC.


Handheld LIBS for Pharmaceutical Raw Material Identification < S 🅴 / 🅹 >

13:10|

13:35

Anton Paar Japan K.K. Wiley Publishing Japan K.K.

Various applications using microwave

Product description of The world's largest spectral database Wiley Spectra Lab

13:50|

14:15

JEOL Ltd. Seishin Trading Co., Ltd.

Analysis technology of 3D data from TEM,FIB

Importance and usage of certificate reference material

14:30|

15:20


Tokyo Instruments Inc.

Provide some useful tips on how to measure sample by ICP-AES and ICP-MS.

EnviroESCA: Introducing the first high pressure XPS system for industrial laboratories < S 🅴 / 🅹 >

15:35|

16:25


Innovation! Introduction of particle property evaluation techniques and new product "Nanomeasure"

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New Technology Presentations – Fri., Sept. 8

Time A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5

10:30|

10:55




Nihon Waters K.K. Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.

Keys of SPE and concentration process.

Case Studies of Fast and High Precision Surface Measurements of Wide-areas using CSI Techniques

The latest water analysis by Agilent 6470 Triple Quadrupole LC/MS

MS Touble Shooting Anyone can evaluate sub-nanometer size defects! Presentation of lifetime spectroscopy system.

11:10|

11:35

Nihon BUCHI. K.K. Nanophoton TOSOH CORPORATION



New Freeze Dryer, infinite ice capacity, permanently ready to use even for several people at once.

No longer need to fear Raman Spectroscopy! Introduction of multivariate analysis for the all level.

Fast ion chromatography system for analysis of inorganic ions in boiler water samples

Frontiers of SEM Imaging: From Image Quality to Full Automation.

Microbial Test Solution from Bruker - ID and strain typing -

11:50|

12:15

Bruker AXS K.K. Scienta Omicron, Inc.



JEOL Ltd.

Indrodution of the Defect Review method by White Interferometric Microscope

AP-XPS and HAXPES now in ScientaOmicron products

Size and shape measurement of various particles based on image analysis technology

Not only digestion! The advantage and applications of Microwave Assisted Extraction

High accuracy material determination of XRF by spectra searching for foreign materials.

12:30|

12:55

EKO instruments Co., Ltd.


SHOWA DENKO K.K. BioChromato, Inc. NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd.

Properties of evaluation technique viscosity, stability, tension, particle size , powders flow

Trends of 'Data Integrity' and proposal from Thermo Fisher Scientific

New separation of various hydrophilic substances using polymer-based HILIC columns


We understand many Lab Systems! Introduce the RELIABLE DATA SYSTEM with reduced time and human error

13:10|

13:35


Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd.


CHINO CORPORATION

LECO Japan Corporation

The ABC of Polymers and VOC Analysis Introduction to Py, VOC-GC/MS Analysis

Proposal with latest Automatic Titrator (eg. Surfactants / Petroleum Products/ Foods etc.)

Introduction of UltraWAVE beyond the common sense of the microwave-assisted acid digestion.

Online multi-analyzer with visible light, near infra-red light absorption characteristics.

Our new GCMS has enhanced sensitivity helps you find and quantify an unlimited number of analytes.

13:50|

14:15



Quantachrome Instruments Japan G.K.

JEOL Ltd. NACALAI TESQUE, INC.

To ensure RoHS2 compliance ! "Easy" and "Rapid" screening analysis for the pthalic acid esters.

Recent Progress of Asylum Research AFM for Liquid-Environment Applications

Absolutely state-of-art technology, we will introduce Quantachrome new instrument "DynasorbBT"

Introduction on how to establish optimum Lab environment for both instrument and people working

Limited by LC and GC? Come learn about the possibilities of SFC!

14:30|

14:55

BL TEC K.K. Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.

JAPAN MACHINERY COMPANY

NETZSCH Japan K.K.


Near infrared spectrophotometer which is most suitable as food nourishment component measurement

Proposal of safety management for research and experiment facilities based on accident case data.

Measurement method of contamination particle size in cleanliness test for automotive parts

Analysis of Degradation & Reliability evaluation by Thermal Analysis & Thermal Property Measurement

Applications of high performance TOC analyzer utilized in process and quality control.

15:10|

15:35


MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD.


Nanophoton JEOL Ltd.

New analysis method for nano-particle size distribution: Unique and powerful challenge

Solution to comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 on Karl-Fischer Moisture Meter

Basis of the spectrophotometer and the technique of the measurement!

Introduction of comprehensive polymer applications with a laser Raman microscope.

Introduction of its newly-developed CROSS SECTION POLISHER

15:50|

16:15


Sigma-Aldrich Japan


Nihon Waters K.K. GERSTEL K.K.

Application of TOF-SIMS5 / combination instruments to real world samples

Tips & tricks about about HPLC chromatography for hydrophilic compounds. (Merck/SUPELCO brand)

Challenge of simple sample identification analysis by our New NIR and elemental analyzer combination

For Biginner LC foundation

FLEX-Twister® for analysis of polar aroma compounds in beverages.

Time A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11

10:30|

10:55


Renishaw K.K. Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.

Merck Ltd. Bruker AXS K.K. Techno X Co., Ltd.

Development of Low Adsorption Pretreatment Equipment for the LC, LC/MS Analysis.

Raman imaging - basic seminar

You can check the stable isotope signature of ingredients to see where they came from.


Check out! Bruker Advanced Materials Research X-ray Diffractometer and Application Gallery

YES WE CAN!! Examples of online and inline analysis by XRF spectrometer for industrial application.

11:10|

12:00

GL Sciences Inc. DKK-TOA CORPORATION

HORIBA, Ltd. Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.



Questions too embarrassed to ask about gas chromatography. Fundamentals of gas chromatography.

Water Quality Measurement Seminar! Tips to measuring pH, Conductivity, Dissolved O2, and Turbidity.

Why don't you learn about Cathodoluminescence? From the basics of CL to applicatoin data with EDX.

Introduction of Agilent Phthalate Screener

To all Customers work for nano particles. The latest technology of nano particle analysis.

Introduction of the forefront of fire-proof safety cabinets to minimize fire accidents.

12:15|

13:05


Metrohm Japan Ltd Sigma-Aldrich Japan




Must-see! Fully automated acid-base, redox, chelate, precipitation, non-water titration and KF

Basic lecture with our unique and useful tips for Solid Phase Extraction (SPE).

Proposal of new analytical workflow using Supercritical Fluid Extraction and Chromatography.

Latest SFC know-how and troubleshooting presented by JASCO: the pioneer of SFC system development

Introduction of new single quadrupole LC/MS and MassWorks Software.

13:20|

14:10





Hayashi pure chemical Ind., Ltd.


Nano particle measurement -principle and application-

High Temperature Nano Mechanical Testing, Nano Indentation

From Macro to Micro, From Surface to Inside; We introduce latest foreign matter analysis.

Explanation of elementary technique of data processing for metabolome analysis.

Troubleshooting for Karl Fischer Titration - Make the Right Choice from Start to Finish < 🅴 / 🅹 >

14:25|

15:15




Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.

Mettler-Toledo K.K. Rigaku Corporation

Thermo Scientific FT-IR

New evaluation method for surface modification using new dosing technique and the application

Awesome fabrication! SEM specimen preparation by using innovative instruments line-up

Introduction of Versatile Peel Analyzer VPA serise that enables multi-angle test

Date Integurity LabX solution for automated data integrity

What the latest model of handheld EDXRF can do in the business field.

15:30|

16:20


Bruker AXS K.K. SHIMADZU CORPORATION


OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.


State of the art XPS instruments from Shimadzu/Kratos - basics, application and development trends.

High Accuracy and Faster AFM imaging technology for Bio & Life science material (living cell, DNA)

Proposal of labor-saving on sample preparation and weighed solution.

Latest application of food nutrition compounds analysis using LC/TQ.

Capillary Electrophoresis - Analysis of Food and Process Chemicals for Semiconductor Processes.

Overturning Stereotype of HPLC Column! New Theory of C18 Column


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Time N-1

10:30|

10:55

Mettler-Toledo K.K.

A Novel Rapid Scanning Calorimeter with New Flash DSC

11:10|

11:35


Compact, easy-to-operate and high performance new benchtop X-ray diffractometer

11:50|

12:15


New Generation Ion Detector: Mass-Spectrometer Performance Improve for TOF-MS

12:30|

12:55

Mettler-Toledo K.K.

Support of 21 CFR Part 11 technical compliance within the STARe Software

13:10|

13:35

Bruker BioSpin K.K.

Evaluation of physical properties of microparticles and droplets

13:50|

14:15

Nihon Waters K.K.

LC Touble Shooting

14:30|

14:55

GTR TEC CORPORATION

Measuring method of Liquid & Vapor Permeability from mini-tanks, tubes and pipes with GC SHED method

15:10|

15:35

Round science inc.

Powder surface modification by atmospheric pressure plasma.

15:50|

16:15

JEOL Ltd.

Realizing practical environment in your TEM

Time A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11

10:30|

10:55


Renishaw K.K. Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.

Merck Ltd. Bruker AXS K.K. Techno X Co., Ltd.

Development of Low Adsorption Pretreatment Equipment for the LC, LC/MS Analysis.

Raman imaging - basic seminar

You can check the stable isotope signature of ingredients to see where they came from.


Check out! Bruker Advanced Materials Research X-ray Diffractometer and Application Gallery

YES WE CAN!! Examples of online and inline analysis by XRF spectrometer for industrial application.

11:10|

12:00

GL Sciences Inc. DKK-TOA CORPORATION

HORIBA, Ltd. Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.



Questions too embarrassed to ask about gas chromatography. Fundamentals of gas chromatography.

Water Quality Measurement Seminar! Tips to measuring pH, Conductivity, Dissolved O2, and Turbidity.

Why don't you learn about Cathodoluminescence? From the basics of CL to applicatoin data with EDX.

Introduction of Agilent Phthalate Screener

To all Customers work for nano particles. The latest technology of nano particle analysis.

Introduction of the forefront of fire-proof safety cabinets to minimize fire accidents.

12:15|

13:05


Metrohm Japan Ltd Sigma-Aldrich Japan




Must-see! Fully automated acid-base, redox, chelate, precipitation, non-water titration and KF

Basic lecture with our unique and useful tips for Solid Phase Extraction (SPE).

Proposal of new analytical workflow using Supercritical Fluid Extraction and Chromatography.

Latest SFC know-how and troubleshooting presented by JASCO: the pioneer of SFC system development

Introduction of new single quadrupole LC/MS and MassWorks Software.

13:20|

14:10





Hayashi pure chemical Ind., Ltd.


Nano particle measurement -principle and application-

High Temperature Nano Mechanical Testing, Nano Indentation

From Macro to Micro, From Surface to Inside; We introduce latest foreign matter analysis.

Explanation of elementary technique of data processing for metabolome analysis.

Troubleshooting for Karl Fischer Titration - Make the Right Choice from Start to Finish < 🅴 / 🅹 >

14:25|

15:15




Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.

Mettler-Toledo K.K. Rigaku Corporation

Thermo Scientific FT-IR

New evaluation method for surface modification using new dosing technique and the application

Awesome fabrication! SEM specimen preparation by using innovative instruments line-up

Introduction of Versatile Peel Analyzer VPA serise that enables multi-angle test

Date Integurity LabX solution for automated data integrity

What the latest model of handheld EDXRF can do in the business field.

15:30|

16:20


Bruker AXS K.K. SHIMADZU CORPORATION


OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.


State of the art XPS instruments from Shimadzu/Kratos - basics, application and development trends.

High Accuracy and Faster AFM imaging technology for Bio & Life science material (living cell, DNA)

Proposal of labor-saving on sample preparation and weighed solution.

Latest application of food nutrition compounds analysis using LC/TQ.

Capillary Electrophoresis - Analysis of Food and Process Chemicals for Semiconductor Processes.

Overturning Stereotype of HPLC Column! New Theory of C18 Column

Time N-3 N-4

10:30|

10:55

JEOL Ltd. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Absolute quantification of molecular purity by NMR without its calibration curve

The latest applications of food and chemical analysis using direct ionization MS.

11:10|

12:00


Bruker AXS K.K.


Introduction of Bruker Hybrid Nanoindention Techniques in Nanomechanical Characterization

12:15|

13:05

Nihon Waters K.K. HORIBA, Ltd.

A Chemistry Focused Approach to Column Screening

Count on HORIBA for the latest particle size distribution measurement to composite particle analysis

13:20|

14:10



Technics of scent analysis by GCMS and recent technologies improving the sensitivity and throughput.

Thermo Scientific DXR2 Raman Microscope

14:25|

15:15

GL Sciences Inc. SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Tips for Analyzing and Retaining Highly Hydrophilic compounds using HPLC

The latest GC technologies enhance laboratory productivity with an emphasis on the user experience.

15:30|

16:20

SCIEX Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation

Practical course: LC/MS utilization - High resolution mass data

Comprehensive Analysis of Target Materials and Devices by Several Instruments.

APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hotel New Otani Makuhari Time N-5 N-6

10:30|

10:55

JASCO Corporation Tokyo Instruments Inc.

Want to be an Expert in FTIR & Raman? The Measurement & Analysis Techniques that You Need to Know

New Cathodoluminescence system, 6 in wafer/low temperature/DUV-NIR/ultrahigh speed/high sensitivity < S 🅴 / 🅹 >

11:10|

11:35

ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.

BWT JAPAN INC.

Introduction of FPLC for Early phase method development to large scale purification, and SMB system.

Seeing More and Identifying Rapidly with our new i-Raman Pro ST < S 🅴 / 🅹 >

11:50|

12:15

Fujitsu Limited Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.

Identification of unknown mixture, impurity and complex structure from NMR and MS information.

Thermo Scientific iXR Compact Raman System & MARS

12:30|

12:55


Mitokogyo Co., Ltd.

We can measure various material! Hardness, adhesion, wear and 3D profilometry measurement.

The newly developed gas phase sterilization system which can be applied to electronic devices.

13:10|

13:35

Protochips JEOL Ltd.

In situ experiments using aberration corrected analytical TEM with Gas-cell holder and EDS detector

Introduction of a variety of materials structure analysis approach by MicroCT

13:50|

14:15

A&D Company, Limited


Introduction of electric pipette that can mount glass chip and new multichannel pipette.

You Can Try It Right Now! HPLC Maintenance Course for Improving Stability of baseline

14:30|

15:20


SCIEX

Introduction of the latest GC/Q-TOF system

Antibody drugs new technology: Intact, Glycan chain analysis with short time separation

15:35|

16:25


Rigaku Corporation

Find the best solution for trace elemental analysis with a variety of ICP-MS

Evolution of Thermo plus EVO DSC

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Exhibitors & Highlights

A Booth No.

A&D Company, Limited 8A-608Analytical Balance, Viscometer, Moisture Analyzer, Enclosure, RheoMeter

Acqiris Japan Corporation 8A-702We will demonstrate high speed and high resolution, 8/10/12-bit, digitizers, real-time averagers, peak-detectors and time digital converters for being embedded into TOF-MS.

ACTAC.CO.,LTD 6B-701

Advanced Energy Japan K.K. 8A-405Brand new HV Bi-polar Floating power supply module: FLHV series and High Precision/stability for SEM/E-BEAM 35kV integrated PS: EG353 series including proven 60V to 500kV, 1W to100kW power supplies of HiTek Power (UK) and UltraVolt (USA).

Advantec Toyo Kaisha, Ltd. 5A-101We are exhibiting and supply a variety of products ranging from ADVANTEC products along with other superior manufacturers analysis equipment ; -Water Distillation Apparatus, Ultra-pure water system and pure water system -Analytical peripheral equipment ; Constant low temperature/humidity chamber -Disposable "DISMIC" membrane filter unit ; Used for preparation of HPLC samples and mixed solutions. Please make sure to stop by our booth.

ADVANTEST CORPORATION 8A-703Introduce Terahertz technology which is expected to become an essential technique for nondestructive characterization.

Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. 4B-801

AINEX CO., LTD. 4B-507

Air Liquide Japan, Ltd. 5A-4051.Gas analyzers 2.System panel design

AIRIX Corp. 6A-205

Airtech Corporation 6B-401Best Solution for your laboratory! With a reputation built over 31 years, Airtech is a market leader in Japan producing Gas Generators. The philosophy behind our products is: "high specifications," "convenience," "easy maintenance," and "noise-free." We prouldy exhibit our gas generators including units appointed as standard utility for several analytical makers in Japan.

AIVS Corporation 5B-503

Alpha M.O.S. Japan K.K. 7A-403Sensory analysis systems: Electronic Nose, Electronic Tongue and Electronic Eye Separation analysis systems: Fast GC, Kovats Index library, and Autosampler

ALPHA SCIENCE,INC. 7B-407Consumables for CHNOS analysis, NanoGuru Education System, DAC & anvils, micro Hole Driller, Optiprexx PLS system, p-Chip tag system

ALTECH CO., LTD 4B-504We will provide our unique and niche metrology solution such as Multi-Parametric SPR, compact optical tensiometer to measure static contact angle, Brewster Angle Microscope, dyanamic Contact Angle measuring solution supporting even a thin single fiber and so on.

AMETEK Co, Ltd 6A-401Ametek business units; CAMECA, EDAX, SPECTRO, TMC, will exhibit the products. Please visit our booth.

AMPTEK Inc. 5B-308

AMR,Inc. 6A-706

ANAC CORPORATION 4A-605ANAC Corporation is a specialized producer of the devices for the chemical concentration measuring and controlling for the various production lines.

analytica-Messe Muenchen 5A-402Introduction of analytica worldwide, in Munich, China, India and Vietnam.

Analytik Jena Japan Co., Ltd. 6B-405Analytical Instrumentation offers the suitable technique for customer needs from our product portfolio. In the Life Science product area, we introduce the innovative nucleic acid extraction technology "SmartExtraction" and new fully automated isolation of nucleic acid system, and liquid handling system line-up.

ANRITSU METER CO., LTD. 6A-504ANRITSU METER is manufacturer of thermometer. We exhibit our new products, Movable head surface probes and Internal probe for the food industry. And we exhibit High accuracy thermometer and various thermometers, too.

Anton Paar Japan K.K. 8A-101Anton Paar develops, produces and distributes highly accurate laboratory instruments and process measuring systems, and provides custom-tailored automation and robotic solutions. We, Anton Paar Japan will provide these solutions to meet satisfaction.

Aperza Inc. 4A-602Automation News is the news media for FA/PA industry. The latest issue will be distributed free of charge. We welcome your visit.

ARAM CORPORATION 7B-501

ARGO CORPORATION 8A-503

AS ONE CORPORATION 4A-305We show you a large variety of our goods which are essential in daily research such as laboratory equipment, supplies, versatile equipment, analytical equipment and laboratory furniture.

ASAHI LIFE SCIENCE CO.,LTD 6A-405We will confidently recommend you with a sales record of more than 25000 unit total. Zone 1: Non-Freon freezer, program freezer, specimen storage services. Zone2 : acid-resistant, centrifugal concentrator with cooling function, vacuum freeze-dryer. Zone 3 : washing machine series. Zone 4 : Osmometer.

ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD. 7B-304We will exhibit the GPC/SEC Triple Detector System, HPLC/UHPLC's newest detector, and Field Flow Fractionation system for size separation.

ASTECH CORPORATION 4A-704

ATAGO CO., LTD. 7B-807Come and see our full line up (Hand-held type to In-line type) of measurement instruments, which can measure Refractive index, Angle of Rotation, or the Concentration of Liquid.

B Booth No.

BAS Inc. 4A-403We have a wide range of products, such as Electrochemical / Impedance analyzer, EQCM, Potentiostat, RRDE, Spectrometer and CV Electrodes.

BeatSensing co.,ltd. 5A-404Highly sensitive, affordable, multifunctional NIR sensors. Customizable probes. Real-time NIR monitor for H2O2 concentrations. Rotation/revolution mixers, for either cups or syringes, that can handle high-viscosity materials to powders. Affordable defoaming device for syringes, with vacuum options.

Beckman Coulter K.K. 6A-703

Beijing Synthware Glass Inc. 6B-403Synthware Glass was founded in 1992 as a scientific laboratory glassware manufacturing company. Over the past twenty five years we have become a respected supplier to over 2500 universities, pharmaceutical companies and research laboratories worldwide.

Bio Medical Science Inc. 7B-405

BioChromato, Inc. 8A-701We will introduce many products: Temperature rising device for DART-MS for insoluble samples, volatile compounds analysis device for DART-MS, smart evaporator. At the new technology seminar, we will make a presentation about the rapid analysis of high-molecular compounds and release behavior of volatime compounds by using DART-MS.

Biotage Japan, Ltd. 5B-506Biotage Extrahera: A powerful, user friendly automation system for Supported Liquid Extraction, Solid Phase Extraction, Phospholipid Depletion and Protein Precipitation based methods, in plate or column formats. TurboVap: A second generation product of the historic TurboVap product.

BL TEC K.K. 8A-201

Bruker AXS K.K. 4A-405, 4A-502

Bruker BioSpin K.K. 4A-405, 4A-502

Bruker Daltonics K.K. 4A-405, 4A-502

Bruker Optics K.K. 4A-405, 4A-502BRUKER Optics offers various solutions using spectroscopical approaches.

BWT JAPAN INC. 6A-403BWT Japan is proud to introduce a new see through raman system "i-Raman Pro-ST" which can identify materials through opaque barriers such as white plastic bottles, tablet coatings and more. We also display a laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy "NanoLIBS" for pharmaceutical material identification.

C Booth No.

C.Gerhardt Japan Co.,Ltd. 5B-404

CANYON CO.LTD 7B-805

Carl Zeiss Microscopy Co., Ltd. 6B-603Carl Zeiss is well known German Optical Company who provides high quality measurement system. Carl Zeiss introduces most recent Gemini Optics FE-SEM which make high-contrast with quite low voltage at once. We also exhibit best-in-class high resolution non-destructive inspection X-ray microscopy and other unique technology in our booth.

CEM Japan K.K. 4B-604MARS6 (Microwave Reaction System) : World Wide No.1 System of Sample Preparation for ICP analysis, Extraction, Synthesis, and Protein hydrolysis. Phoenix (Microwave Muffle Furnace) : Super High Speed Ashing Microwave System to improve long ashing time of conventional Electric Muffle Furnace.

CENTRAL KAGAKU CORP. 6B-604The planet of water, Science for our future, Water Quality Analyzer: DO, COD, BOD, TOC, pH, Conductivity, Turbidity, Chlorine, Nitrite, Ammonia, VOC, other products, for portable/Lab./Online and Ammonia/Chroline Demand Meter

Central Scientific Commerce, Inc. 4A-203Homogenizer, pump, lab instruments...

Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute,Japan 7B-305

CHINO CORPORATION 5B-305

ChromaNik Technologies Inc. 4B-003A novel core shell column was developed by ChromaNik Technologies. 6 kinds of core shell C18 columns were compared. SunShell was the best.

CHUORIKA CO.,LTD 8A-504

CKD CORPORATION 7B-802We will introduce CKD's Fluid Control System which is an authority in Medical Analysis, Physical Property Analysis fields, etc. The best components for your systems.

Conquer Scientific 8A-203

Cybernet Systems Co.,Ltd. 7B-806

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D Booth No.

DAICO MFG CO.,LTD 4B-004Daico has a variety of goods mainly quartz products. In this exhibition, We introduce the quartz products and the optical products ( Beam Homogenizer, f si-ta lens etc. ) We are developing a new product to suit your needs.

Daiichi-kagaku inc. 7B-702We show the specialized devices for humidity control. Please call at our booth to get the optimal suggestion for your difficult problem.

DAINIPPON SEIKI CO.,LTD. 7A-704This Paddle method dissolution tester puts test medium in automatically. And Bessel is washed automatically. 4 times of test is repeated automatically.This flow through cell dissolution tester corresponds to an open method, a closed method and UV on-line analysis in extraction.

Daiwa Techno Systems Co.,Ltd. 5B-408Daiwa Techno Systems manufacture and distribute ultra-high precision machining parts that constitute the heart of electron microscopes, mass spectrometer and electron guns and filaments.

DALTON CORPORATION 7B-901

Denken-Highdental Co., Ltd. 6B-608New 5 muffle furnaces by muffle size, Gas Convertible High-Accuracy Vac. Furnace, High Temp. Furnace and High Vac. Gas Convertible Furnace

DIGITAL SURF 4A-401Digital Surf is the editor of Mountains surface metrology and image analysis software for profilers and microscopes: Atomic Force Microscopes/SPMs, Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM), 3D confocal and interferometric microscopes/profilers and hyperspectral analysis.

DKK-TOA CORPORATION 7B-401

DKSH Japan K.K. 7B-704

E Booth No.

EBARA Co.,Ltd. 4A-206EBAC is the reliable manufacturer which enables you to find the most suitable thermochemistry devices for you from ultra freezer to low temperature incubator and chamber. We exhibit the ecological, safety and high quality freezer.

EKO instruments Co., Ltd. 5A-701EKO Instruments exhibit the state of the art scientific instruments on the booth. We show the Brookfield viscometer that is well known as world standard instruments. Also we show the precice temperature control circulator which covers from -125°C to 425°C with +/-0.01K temperature stability. In the Advanced Diagnostics Zone, EKO show the texture analyser for dysphagia diet.

Elementar Japan K.K. 7B-206Elementar Japan K.K. was established as subsidiary of Elementar Analysensysteme GmbH. We have created new support system, also special promotions are attracted favorable comment from customers. From 110 years of experience and new technology, we announced the launch of new "inductar" line!

ELGA LabWater 8A-506

ELIONIX INC. 5B-304

Eppendorf Co., Ltd. 8A-406We offer new products in 2017. > Galaxy 170 CO2 incubator: Bigger-capacity & easy-maintenance. Fanless and seamless design maximizes inner effective volume and facilitates your daily care. > BioFlo 120 small scale fermentor/bioreactor: Simple is the best. No programming or setting up the software needed any more. One-push on touch screen to start your batch.

ERECTA International Corporation 6B-806ERECTA's Top-Track High-Density Storage System can increase the storage capacity of a given area by 30 to 50%. The system allows more storage units to fit in a defined space. A movable, open aisle allows full access to each shelving unit, thus eliminating hard to reach or "dead" spaces.

ESPEC CORP. 7A-404ESPEC starts new web support online. Expanding product line monitored via internet with Ethernet for new environmental test operation.

ETRI 8A-605- Nano Magnetic Particle analyzer using Frequency Mixing Magnetic detection technique - Fully automated control and data processing using high edge digital tech. - Installation of various kinds of measuring heads - Multipurpose analyzer as an oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, AC power supply

F Booth No.

FLON CHEMICAL INC. 4A-610Anything about PTFE, PFA, PCTFE, ETFE if you are looking for them. Please contact to us, thank you. Also we provide kinds of quart products, pleasure to contact to us, thank you.

FLON INDUSTRY CO., LTD. 6A-202

Fuji Technical Research Inc. 7A-605

FUJIKIN Incorporated 7B-202Valves, Fittings, FCS(Flow Control System), IGS(Integrated Gas System), etc.

Fujitsu Limited 4A-002

Fujiwara Scientific Co.,Ltd. 7A-602

FUKUSHIMA INDUSTRIES CORP. 5A-204

FUSO Co., Ltd. 7B-506Measuring instruments including new models which take a market in advance are exhibited for factories, laboratories and field of education.

FUSORIKA.CO.LTD 8A-706

FUTA-Q,Ltd. 7A-405, 7A-501

G Booth No.

GASTEC CORPORATION 6A-704No batteries or special training required Gastec Gas Detector Tubes and Sampling Pumps provide highly accurate measurements in a wide variety of fields.

GE Healthcare Japan Corporation 5B-302

GERSTEL K.K. 4B-701We are providing GC, GC/MS solutions designed to optimize performance, enhance productivity, and extend laboratory capabilities. We are also providing flavor analysis solution.

GL Sciences Inc. 6A-901GL Sciences Inc. offers the total solution for the sample preparations and analyses of water quality, atmosphere, foods, cosmetics, inorganic, energy, life science. There are samplepreparation systems and HPLC systems and new columns, convenient tools, and also other devices of chromatography in our the booth. We will introduce with eight kinds of technical information or new technologies at new technology symposium.

Glass Expansion Pty. Ltd. 7A-506Glass Expansion is only one leading company for ICP/ICP-MS sample introduction systems. Please touch and feel the quality at our booth.

GLASSCO LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS PVT. LTD. 4B-603Glassco manufacturer of high quality lab-ware in accordance with Intl. standards ASTM, DIN EN ISO & USP with excellent customer service. We're committed in providing high quality lab-ware products to our customers through strict quality control and timely deliveries.

Global Facility Center, HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY 5A-505Global Facility Center in HU has Open Facility System, instrumental analysis service, and prototype making service. We want to strengthen 3 areas: human resource development, academic-industrial cooperation, and international cooperation. We are taking progressive action to open new possibilities.

GLOBALLY TECH Co,Ltd 7A-405, 7A-501

GS-Tek 4B-602

GTR TEC CORPORATION 7B-204We will introduce the Gas/VOC Vapor/Liquid Permeability Testing Methods for high barrier materials. Evolved GC-SHED, for final products, has made it possible to analyze gasoline permeability at a joint and tube body simultaneously. Testing results show the advantages of GC method in permeability.

GVS Japan K.K. 6B-304

H Booth No.

Hakuto Co., Ltd. 4A-301

HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K. 5A-304

Hamilton Company Japan K.K. 7A-801Our robotics and sample management products are used at research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, universities of the world and have a high evaluation by many users. We will offer the sale of those laboratory automation products and support to the Japanese market from this year.

Hangzhou Anow Microfiltration Co.,ltd 6A-404Hangzhou Anow Microfiltration Co., Ltd is a well-known filtration company in Asia who focus on research and development of MCE, Nylon, PES, PVDF, PTFE and Glass Fiber membrane, main products are membrane, syringe filters, capsule filters, environment monitoring and other laboratory filtration accessories.

Hayashi pure chemical Ind., Ltd. 7B-307

HEISHIN Ltd. 6B-706Heishin PC Pump HMC is a micro pump for metered conveyance.

HER Co., Ltd 7B-503

HERZOG JAPAN CO., LTD. 5A-406, 5A-504

HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd. 5A-801

HIRAYAMA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 6A-201Please visit our booth to see our full line of Autoclaves. Various types such as wide and big chambers, horizontal, vertical and deodorizing etc. support your sterilization requirements.

Hitachi Chemical Techno Service Co.,Ltd. 4B-704

Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation 5A-801

Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation 5A-801Science for a better tomorrow. The Science Ring demonstrates our desire to contribute to the betterment of society through Hitachi's innovative scientific instruments and expertise. I send the newest analytical tools, such as apparatus of the new product of a liquid chromatograph, a spectrophotometer, and analysis, evaluation products, and a system, to all the persons concerned for display. Each person in charge person will reside permanently in a booth, and I will answer to the question about your analysis business.

Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd. 5B-402

HORIBA STEC, Co., Ltd. 4B-101, 4B-201We developed a standard calibration system that allows users to supply mixed standard solutions traceable to SI themselves. Unlike the method that can only assign the same substance as the primary standard substance, it is possible to price substances different from the primary standard substance.

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HORIBA, Ltd. 4B-101, 4B-201At this year's HORIBA booth, we will exhibit three themes as below under our slogan "Your Partner in Science". 1) We introduce the spectroscopic analysis technology cultivated over 20 years from the integration with Jobin Yvon and examples of some customized products. 2) We introduce our total analytical solution concerning semiconductors whose demand is accelerating by utilizing IoT/AI and automobile development aiming at further advanced functions such as electrification and autonomous cars. 3) In January 2017, our businesses related to water / liquid measurement have been centralized to HORIBA Advanced Techno, Ltd. As "HORIBA Water Experts" we introduce high technical capability of our "water / liquid" measurement and abundant product line-up all together. In addition, as JASIS special events, a free inspection of the pH meter that is popular every year and the mini how-to seminars are held. Analysis consultation by engineers is also available, so please feel free to ask.

HunterLab 6A-506

I Booth No.

IAS Inc. 6B-301Based on the long and deep experience at the manufacturers of ICP-MS, we provide solutions on the metal analysis.

ICHINEN JICKO.Ltd 7B-203You can see many gas detectors and Ceramic heater at our booth ! We can offer total servise from development to manufacuture and maintenance for your every need. New H2 detector and CO2 detector are released!

IDEX Health & Science / ERC Inc. 4B-405IDEX Health & Science is offering an expanded portfolio of state-of-the-art fluidic, microfluidic, and optical components. The fusion of advanced optofluidic technologies is bringing together fluidics and optics to make life science instrumentation innovation faster and easier.

IKA JAPAN K.K. 5A-203Overhead stirrers, Dispersers, Temperature Control and hot stirrer as new products will be exhibited. Please visit us.

Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd. 4B-301IKEDARIKA provide you a lot of attractive scientific instruments & information. We look forward to meeting you at IKEDARIKA's booth.

Ikegami Seiki Co., Ltd. 6B-502IS-POLISHER enables to make oblique polishing, low-load polishing and right angle shaping for ion milling, etc. without resin embedding process of the samples but with special sample holders. This helps inherit know-how of skillful person.

IMAHASHI MFG.CO.,LTD. 6B-807Enhanced rotating accuracy in cutting, polishing, barrel finishing machine to a higher accuracy. No use of polishing paper at a high speed rotation of spindle to a shorter processing time. Work-samples-making time shortened by an adjustment mechanism of an observable surface angle.

Improvement Project of Equipment Support Center 5A-506Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Gunma University, and Chiba University provide wide use of advanced research instruments (NMR, MS, XRD, XPS, Element Analyzer, Electron Microscope, etc.) and support for researchers from business enterprises or institutions.

Inter-University Network for Efficient Utilization of Research Equipments 5A-507

ionBench 4B-404ionBench & MS NOISE introduce the safe/comfortable laboratory environment, which ionBnech MS and enclosures provide 75% noise reduction and ionBench LC moves any 3D directions and provides easy access high positioned reagents and best connection to related instruments with electric up/down function.

IRIE CORPORATION 6A-406

ISIS Co., Ltd. 7A-603

ITK Co.,Ltd. 6B-402

Iwashita Engineering, Inc. 6B-501We exhibit some systems for Pretreatment, pipetting system for solid-phase extraction and more.

J Booth No.

J.A. Woollam Japan Corporation 5B-505We introduce variety of SE, which covers the wide wavelength from vacuum ultraviolet to far infrared.

Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd. 5B-204State of the art Hybrid Pyrolyzer and new model of Recycling preparative HPLC will be released at JASIS. Thermal desorption system, Outgas collector and Cryogenic sample crusher are also displayed. Please come and explore our booth.

Japan Atomic Energy Agency 5A-503

Japan High Tech Co.,Ltd. 4B-508

Japan Laser Corporation 4A-201Set up AFM/Surface Analysis, 3D micro structure measurement, Biomaterial observation/characterization and In-line Process/Quality Control as themes, we are introducing unique&cutting edge measurement&analytic technologies. Please come look at the alternative solutions which realize measurements and analysis of properties and conditions you haven't seen and ever allowed doing.

JAPAN MACHINERY COMPANY 4A-501Japan Machinery Company was founded in 1959.Along with the development of the Japanese industry, we have been helping to connect the world's manufacturers and users of Japan by importing excellent industrial machinery, equipment, systems, and so on from overseas for half a century.We offer” PRODUCTS THAT GO ONE STEP AHEAD"

JASCO Corporation 7A-101, 7A-201, 7A-301JASCO offers advanced spectroscopic analysis solution in various science fields as environment, medicine, food, and materials. The advanced analytical instruments are exhibited to show our wide range products to meet any experimental demands such as HPLC, UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometers, FT-IR, Multi-purpose FT-IR, Laser Raman, and Circular Dichroism spectrophotometers.And we will have various demonstrations in using of HPLC and FT-IR to show various applications in order to introduce solution idea for various purposes.We are really pleased to introduce our product and applications to you at booth in JASIS 2015. We are looking forward to your visit.

JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD. 7A-101, 7A-201, 7A-301

JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. 7A-101, 7A-201, 7A-301JASCO International aims to address the ever-changing analytical needs of our customers worldwide, by providing high-quality analytical instruments and scientific equipments.

JEOL Ltd. 8A-801JEOL will introduce a variety of Scientific Instruments and Analytical Solutions. JEOL will also present information on after support of our products installed at your sites, including maintenance, seminars, contracted analysis and environmental engineering. Our presentation will helpful for customers already introduced the products, as well as future customers of the products. So, we are glad to have our customers who are using our products. In New Technology Seminars, JEOL will introduce not only new products and new technologies, but also present analytical knowhow highly regarded every year. In Open Solution Forums, JEOL will present two unique themes, "Food" and "Environmental regulation", by utilizing our core strength of a broad lineup of analytical instruments. Please visit our booth and events, and see JEOL state-of-the-art products and technologies.

JEOL RESONANCE Inc., 8A-801

JOB CORPORATION 7B-504We introduce newly developed high-speed ERPCD (Energy Resolved Photon Counting Detector) system to realize quantitative X-ray imaging and precise material decomposition by using polychromatic X-ray source. Potential applications are, e.g. medical imaging and high-speed IN-LINE NDT.

J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd. 8A-104We will exhibit the following equipments;1)Tailor-made system GC 2)The unique Organic Elemental Analyzer which is true made in Japan 3)Microwave organic synthesis 4)Gas Exchange Device(GED). We will present the latest achievement using the GED-ICP-MS at the New Technology Presentation

JUJI FIELD INC. 4A-204

JULABO JAPAN Co.,Ltd. 4B-506Circulators from low to high temperature, Large/small Ductless Fume Hood, High precision Plastic Labware and Dispensers are demonstrated.

K Booth No.

Kamimura Manufacturing.Co.,Ltd. 7A-405, 7A-501

KASAHARA CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTS CORP. 6B-803

KASHIYAMA INDUSTRIES, LTD. 7B-709Introducing NeoDry-E series designed to provide low cost of ownership and long maintenance cycle. We will be performing a live demo new small dry pump "NeoDry7E" .

KEIJI PACK 7A-405, 7A-501

KENIS LIMITED 7A-606

KETT ELECTRIC LABORATORY 5A-404

Keysight Technologies 4B-703Keysight Technologies provides nano technologies equipment of desktop FESEM, AFM and Nano indenter.

Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd. 4B-705

KIRIYAMA GLASS WORKS Co., 4B-202In addition to the usual scientific laboratory apparatus, such as for distillation, extraction, reaction, gas substitution, we developed another new original apparatus, 1. Dehydration reaction system using zeolite membrane and cation exchange resin.2. Gas cleaning apparatus capable to control the bubble particle size. 3. KIRIYAKA Rohto 55, applicable for the usual filter paper 55.In our booth, we will show you them working. Also you can see the demonstration of glass processing work. We are very happy if you drop in our booth.

KITAHAMA, LTD. 6B-302

KITZ MICRO FILTER CORPORATION 6B-605

KLV CO., LTD. 4A-609

KNF JAPAN CO., LTD 6B-504We show and demonstrate Solvents Recovery Systems, Liquid Metering Pumps, Liquid Transfer Pumps and Vacuum Diaphragm Pumps.

KOJIMA INSTRUMENTS INC. 7B-402

KOKUGO Co.,Ltd. 4B-501Count on us for any rubber, plastic and metal standard parts as well as specially customized parts. We will exhibit long gloves for glove box, uvex safety gloves, HANDY CUBETM (new product) and many others.

KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K. 8A-403We have been manufacturing and distributing the KITAGAWA GAS DETECTOR TUBE SYSTEM since our establishment in 1947.

KOYO THERMO SYSTEMS CO., LTD 7B-408Offer a broad introduction of general-purpose equipment and advanced equipment. Provide a range of options for R & D.

KUBOPURA Co., Ltd. 5B-504

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KUBOTA CORP. 6A-507We exhibit centrifuges and washers. Please touch the machines and realize ease of use. We will demonstrate the washer. If you consider buying the washer, please visit our booth.

KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab., Corp. 5B-401Please stop by and check out our new lineup: New FIA System, TOC Analyzer, newly added PACKTEST analytes, and more.

Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 7A-601, 7A-701

Kyoto Jushi-Seiko Co., Ltd. 7A-405, 7A-501We manufacture acrylic pressure tanks which used our original sealing technique. We have achievements to supply these products to various major companies. We combine advanced technologies (ex. machine tools) and manual works such as sealing, polishing, sandblasting, etc. This is our strong point.

Kyoto Scientific Instrument Association 7A-405, 7A-501

Kyoto-Rikagaku-kikai Corporation 7A-405, 7A-501We propose a Sampling Bag Conditioner and Tube Conditioner are revolutionary new product.

Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd. 7A-707Our Anti-Fogging Analyzer evaluates fogging properties of glasses, lenses, mirrors, plastics, films, etc. using different analysis methods.

L Booth No.

Lab Lab Company Co. Ltd. 7B-705

Labindia Analytical Instruments Pvt. Ltd. 8A-402

LECO Japan Corporation 4B-407, 4B-505Product: GCxGC-TOFMS, GC-TOFMS(Bench-top type), GC-HRT(High Resolution TOFMS), Carbon/Sulfur Analyzer, Oxygen/Nitrogen/Hydrogen Elemental Analyzer etc. New Technology Presentation [1]Characterization and Failure Analysis of Plastics degradation by GCMS non-target method [2]Our new GCMS has enhanced sensitivity helps you find and quantify an unlimited number of analytes.

Leica Microsystems K.K. 6A-705Leica Microsystems is a world leader in providing innovative microscopy, camera and software solutions for imaging and analysis of macro-, micro- and nanostructures.

Leona Co.,Ltd. 4B-506

LINTEC CO., LTD. 8A-404Deploying advance technologies, LINTEC has been focusing on developing high-performance Mass Flow Controllers for next generation.

Lintec21 Co.,Ltd. 4A-303

LMS Co.,Ltd. 4A-304

M Booth No.

M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. 8A-501

Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd) 8A-205

Maruemu Corporation 4A-202

MARUSHO DENKI CO.,LTD. 7A-503We have successful experiences of designing furnaces for different process temperatures from drying, de-waxing and sintering to super high temperature 2800degrees C.

Materion Brush Japan Ltd. 5B-502

Matsusada Precision Inc. 7A-808Since the establishment in 1972, as a manufacturer, Matsusada Precision has been designing, developing, manufacturing and marketing a wide array of laboratory analytical instruments, UV-VIS spectrophotometer, PCR, Capillary electrophoresis system, X-ray inspectors, digital camera for microscope, microscopes, power supplies and so on.

MEIWAFOSIS CO.,LTD. 4B-302[Instruments] Multi-Wavelength Ellipsometer, Neo-Osmium Coater, Carbon Coater, Precision Vertical Diamond Wire Saw, Plasma Etching & Cleaning Machine, qNano for nano-particle evaluation, QCM-D for Bio-Material &/or Industrial Material Interaction Analysis System, Portable Contact Angle Meter

Merck Ltd. 5A-702

Metrohm Japan Ltd 8A-301Metrohm Japan will be showcasing our latest innovations for laboratory Potentiometric Titrators / Karl Fischer Titrators / Ion Chromatography / pH/ISE & Conductivity Meters / Polarography Systems & CVS.

Mettler-Toledo K.K. 7B-601

MEXT Nanotechnology Platform 5A-508

Micro Emission Ltd. 4B-001Patented technology, liquid electrode plasma, realizes reliability of plasma emission spectrometry in ultra compact body. MH-6000 sample injection model and MH-5000 manual sample injection model are demonstrated. MH-6000 has two spectrometers and reduces manual effort and individual difference.

MicroSupport Co.,Ltd. 8A-102We exhibit various applications of operations under the microscope as sampling equipment maker, specializing in analysis pretreatment.

MICROTEC CO., LTD. 7A-703

MicrotracBEL Corp. 7A-702As "the world's first provider of comprehensive services in powder/particle characterization analysis", we offer various equipments with the latest cutting-edge technologies which can be provided as one-stop service to R&D, Manufacturing Technology and Quality Control department.

Milestone General K.K. 5B-307

Mitokogyo Co., Ltd. 5B-203

Mitorika Co., Ltd 7B-507

MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. 4A-101(1) TOC Analyzer in full compliance with PIC/S GMP Guide Annex 11; perfect for pharmaceutical industry! (2) Solution to comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 on Karl-Fischer Moisture Meter.

MIzuho Chemical Industries Co., Ltd 7A-405, 7A-501

MOL Techno-Trade, Ltd. 4A-004Magnesium or Lithium in metal based sample can now be analyzed by New Handheld Analyzer. Most of the light elements in the Metal can be detected in Low LOD for precise analysis in the field with battery operation. Raman Analyzer will also be exhibited mainly for specific material for security field.

Moxtek, Inc. 7B-803Moxtek is a supplier of small compact x-ray tubes used mainly in analytical applications like handheld and desktop XRF devices. Our newer tubes include 350W, 120KV/5W, 30W microfocal and 70KV/12W that can be used for XRF, imaging, security, NDF.

Murakami Color Research Laboratory.Co.,Ltd. 4A-601For customers who would like to measure the color(s), the gloss, haze value(s), reflection(Specular or diffuse), or evaluate the appearances, of your samples, come and visit our booth. Our measuring instruments may meet your measuring needs.

MURAKAMI KOKI CO., LTD. 8A-204

MurayamaDenki Ltd 6B-804We exhibit real time measurement system to detect and transmit temparature and depth of seawater into tablet terminal.

N Booth No.

NACALAI TESQUE, INC. 4B-502We will feature the following at our booth: 1. HPLC columns for cases in which C18 phases yield poor separation or low retention. 2. Unique stationary phases for SFC. 3. Custom-prepared mobile phases and additives for HPLC. We will also explain our SFC column technology at a new technology seminar.

Nagara Science Co., Ltd. 6B-503

Nagoya Scientific Insturments Co., Ltd. 4A-607

Nakamura Sceintific Instruments Industry Co., Ltd. 4A-005 [OVERSEA DISTRIBUTORS WANTED] We propose products for stirring treatment in sealed environments at laboratory scale to researchers of pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals. EXHIBIT PRODUCTS: Stirrer for flask "Sealing Mixer UZU" / Stirring seal with magnetic drive "MIGHTY MAGSHIEL"

NAKAYAMA Co,LTD.Japan 6B-607Magritek SpinsolveThe fastest benchtop NMR spectrometer

NANO CONTROL CO., LTD 6A-505We exhibit the ultra-fine positioning equipments in nanometer level that are driven by piezo actuators and force sensor that can measure a force of micro newton level. Electric current imaging system is also exhibited.

Nanophoton 8A-401

National Program for Advanced Research Platforms 5A-509MEXT is working on the operation and maintenance of research facilities, such as NMRs, needed for the management of research organizations. The ministry also promotes networks for leading-edge research facilities. At the exhibition booth, we introduce research organizations and facilities engaged in these areas, their achievements, in which these facilities are used.

NETZSCH Japan K.K. 8A-707We will exhibit latest thermal analysis and thermal property equipment. And we will introduce "The Basic Course of Thermal Analysis : Measurement and Analysis for DSC and TG-DTA" and "Analysis of Degradation and Reliability evaluation by Thermal Analysis and Thermal Property Measurement" at New Technology Seminars and Presentations.

NEW COSMOS ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 5B-403Our portable VOC analyzer enables to detect VOC level in ppb using gas chromatography. It is compact and easy to carry to work site. We will exhibit HCFC/HFC gas alarms, odor sensors and many types of gas detectors for various purposes.

New Metals and Chemicals Corporation, LTD. 7B-205

NEXUS COMPANY INC. 7B-302

NICHIRI MFG. CO. LTD 5B-407Ion Remover produces a super ultrapure water (sub-ppt level ionic conc.) that is ideal for MS sample prep. The super ultrapure water makes highly precise acid or base solution supply practical. It could be a good standard solution for automatic titration work. The device may act as IC suppressor too

NICHIRYO Co., LTD 8A-202Nichiryo will be your best partner to provide various liquid handling solution including robotic instruments and consumables.

Nihon BUCHI. K.K. 5A-303

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NIHON DENKEI CO.,LTD. 7B-508We offered electronic measuring instruments, precision physical metering equipment, optics measuring machine, scientific analytical instrument and handling product including various environmental testing equipment to the user since the establishment of 1950. I exhibit observer device, analyzers and a clean system this year.

NIHON ENTEGRIS K.K. 6B-704

NIHON FREEZER CO.,LTD. 4B-402

Nihon Pall Ltd. 6A-702

Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd. 4B-406We have instruments measuring dispersion evaluation without dilution and prticle sizing with high precise measurement, flowabirity of powder etc.

Nihon seimitsu kagaku co.,ltd. 4B-206

Nihon Thermal Consulting Co., Ltd. 6B-606

Nihon Waters K.K. 5B-101, 5B-201You will find all key innovative technologies from Waters, includes "NuGenesis Lab Management System" uniquely combines synergistic data, workflow, and sample management capabilities to support the entire product lifecycle from discovery through manufacturing, LC portfolio consists of HPLC, UHPLC and UPLC, MS technology from detector type "ACQUITY QDa" through ultra high resolution "Vion" MS system.

NIKKATO CORPORATION 4A-003

Nikki-Universal Co., Ltd 8A-303

Nippe Trading Co., Ltd. 5A-202We exhibit ElektroPhysik Coating thickness & Wall thickness gauges. MiniTest 725-735-745 measures coating thickness on metal with 20 kinds of probe and wireless probe. QuintSonic 7 measures 5 layers of coating thickness on all materials. MiniTest FH measures wall thickness of non-magnetic material.

Nippo Precision Co.,Ltd. 7B-404Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy is a new technique to analyze materials. Please contact us, if you have any problem.

Nippon Busch K.K. 8A-502

NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD. 4B-403Nippon Denshoku Industries Co.,Ltd., which is manufacture specializing in ColorMeter, GlossMeter and HazeMeter, display the newest model. Please feel free to contact us , if you have any question about optical characteristic evaluation in quality control, research and development.

NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION 6A-203

NIPPON PAPER CRECIA CO., LTD. 6B-805We will have all sorts of disposable wipers & safety items.

NIRECO CORPORATION 7A-505

NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd. 4B-706

Nittokagaku Co. Ltd 8A-507Mortars, Pot Mill Rotary Stand, Stamp Mill, Dancing Mill, Small-sized Electric Furnace

NOMURA CHEMICAL CO., LTD. 6A-305We released new HPLC column "HSR AQ C18" "HSR C1". This column achieve maximum retention and separation for high-polarity compounds. We also have some useful information about Bio-column, High speed separation column for biological sample, and so on. We look forward to your visit.

NSK Ltd, 7B-602

NSP Ltd. 7B-603NSP is an exclusive agent of Perten Instruments (Sweden) and Delta Instruments (Netherland) in Japan. We are expanding as a provider of new solution for our partners in food analysis market. Our solutions are including technology of NIR, FTIR, chemical analysis, rheology, and immuno assay.

NTT Advanced Technology Corporation 4B-204The Smart SPR provides multichannel and high sensitivity measurement. The 50-nm scale ensures your measurement data by AFM or SEM.

O Booth No.

Ocean Photonics, Inc. 4A-205

Oji Holdings Corporation 4B-203A novel fabrication technology has been developed by Oji Holdings which is based on new manufacturing processes. We are going to ehibit ultra-sensitive SERS (surface enhanced Raman scattering) substrates and cell culture substrates, as an example of the products by the nano fabrication.

Okamura Corporation 6A-801

OKANOWORKS,LTD 4A-607

OLYMPUS CORPORATION 4A-302HHXRF VANTA provides advantage for metal material control with its portability, quick and precise nondestructive measurement. LEXT OLS4500 reduces alaysis time dramatially with its unique combination of SPM, LSM and optical microscope. Please come and visit our booth to take a look at these advanced solutions.

ORGANO CORPORATION 6B-601

Orion Inc. 7A-405, 7A-501

OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 6B-703, 6B-801We are making plans to exhibit our analytical equipment: Zeta-potential & Particle-size Analyzer, Fiber-Optics Particle Analyzer with Autosampler, Capillary Electrophoresis Measuring System, Reflective Film Thickness Monitor, Quantum Efficiency Measurement System and so on.

OURSTEX CORPORATION 6B-505

Oxford Instruments KK 4A-207Demonstrations for instruments and mock-ups, presentation to promote our attractive products at the booth every day. Fantastic novelties for all visitors. Please come to join us !

P Booth No.

PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) 8A-205The world leader in X-ray analysis systems showcases the cutting-edge and comprehensive technology and solution to improve your process & quality control and materials research. This year, we'll show our brand-new X-ray diffractometer Aeris, benchtop XRD system.

Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd. 4B-401We propose new high function equipment, such as Ultra-Low temperature freezers or CO2 incubator with safe H2O2 decontamination cycle.

PaPaLaB,Ltd. 8A-505A two-dimensional colorimeter is a new assessment system by which the color and textures of a subject are united and evaluated in comparison to the conventional spectrum system and which correctly assesses the average color of a fixed area.

Park Systems Japan Inc. 8A-705Provide a lot of different new measurement mode, such as non-contact AFM in air, Scanning Ion Conductance Microscope (SICM) in fluid and Scanning Probe Microscope in vacuum (Vacuum SSRM, Vacuum SCM and, etc.). Produce most wide range of AFMs from research to full auto system for industry use.

Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD. 4B-509Particle sizing and counting technologies and instrument for size reduction of particle or cell disruption is offerd.

Peak Scientific 5B-509Peak Scientific has won a fifth Queen's Award for International Trade. Please come and visit our booth to see our new product, events!

PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd. 7B-6042017 theme "Breakthrough" we exhibit following products; high-speed IR imaging, compact FTIR/NIR, unique thermal analyzer which is the world's only input compensation DSC, State-of-the-art "new products" and cutting-edge solutions in Inorganic Analyzer, GCMS, Preparation products and LifeScience Products (Microplate Reader, Reagent, High-Content Imaging, Liquid Handling System)

Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc. 8A-604

Protochips 8A-704

Q Booth No.

Quantachrome Instruments Japan G.K. 8A-302Check Quantachrome new product lines! V STAR vapor adsorption analyzer and Dyna Sorb dynamic sorption breakthrough analyzer, our new products must be unique and useful technologies for you. Also, we can show our usual products such as surface area, pore size distribution, density and so on.

Quantum Design Japan, Inc. 7B-703

R Booth No.

Renishaw K.K. 7A-705

Restek Corporation 5B-501Restek is pleased to introduce you a wide range of our chromatograph consumable products to help your analysis.

Rigaku Corporation 6A-101Rigaku will exhibit X-ray and thermal analyzers, along with handheld and portable spectrometers. From small to large, we will feature the full range, from benchtop and handheld analyzers to the latest X-ray diffractometers. We will also be giving live demos of cutting-edge single crystal X-ray diffraction software via a video link to our Application Lab. Stop by our booth for the latest solutions in microanalysis, structure visualization of advanced materials, and on on-site measurement using handheld instruments.

RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd. 7A-502Sensor Technology For Over 70 Years!! <<for analysis>> Photoelectron Spectrophotometer in Air. Anarysis is very Easy. <<for safety>> World Leader In Gas Detection. Oxygen, Toxic, and more. <<for Risk assessment>> Many gases are detected by PID sensor . The Best. VOC management.

Round science inc. 8A-104

Rozetta Corp. 5B-406T-4OO is automatic translation with high accuracy, best for various specialized fields.

Rudolph Research Analytical Japan Inc., 7A-807Automatic Polarimeter line 12 different models features including electronic cooling & heating. Automatic Refractometer line 6 different model lines. Automatic Density Meters with innovative features. Laboratory Automation with high viscosity applications in flavor/fragrance.

S Booth No.

S.T. JAPAN INC. 6A-204, 6A-301

Sakuma Seisakusho.,LTD 4A-705laboratory equipment Maker & Importer, Hermle (Germany), Labogen (Denmark).

sankei 7A-804

SANKO ELECTRONIC LABORATORY CO., LTD 7A-401

SANSYO CO., LTD. 5B-303

SANYO FURUE SCIENCE CO.,LTD 6A-304

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Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd. 6A-303

SARSTEDT K.K. 6B-808Sarstedt, one of the world's leading providers of laboratory and medical equipment, develops, manufactures and sells equipment and consumables in the field of medicine and science.

Sartorius Japan K.K. 5A-502The products of Sartorius contribute on various solutions. In this exhibition, we will show electric balances, liquid handling products, lab water products, lab filters, microbiological QC products and services.

SATO KEIRYOKI MFG. CO., LTD. 4A-611

SATO VAC INC. 4A-404

Scienta Omicron, Inc. 7B-306<New surface analysis products information ! > We introduce HAXPES-Lab, HIPP- Lab, DA-30 ARPES such as angle-resolved XPS, new photoelectron spectroscopy systems with laser excitation of the new region. Also several new products of super high vacuum and atomospheric SPM.

SCIEX 6A-701Mass spectrometers LC/MS, Miscellaneous Mass spectrometers, High performance liquid chromatographs ( HPLC ), Electrophoresis apparatus, DNA Analayzer,

SCINICS CORPORATION 4B-002

SCITECH CO., LTD. 4B-205

SEIKAGAKU CORPORATION 7A-801

Seishin Trading Co., Ltd. 5A-301

Shenyang Academy of Instrumentation science Co., Ltd 4B-702HB Optical, SAIS Co., Ltd. is an experienced manufacture for high precision optical filters in China. We have more than 40years of history in R&D optical coating technology for life sicence and medical equipements.

Shibayama Scientific Co., Ltd. 6B-506

Shimadzu Access Corporation 5B-601

SHIMADZU CORPORATION 5B-601, 5B-701

Shimadzu GLC Ltd. 5B-601

SHIMADZU RIKA CORPORATION 5B-601Efforts to LAB solutions as a comprehensive engineering company, and the support system at the time of overseas expansion of a Japanese company. We exhibit new style of various digital microscope.

Shimadzu Science East Corporation 5B-507

Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc. 5B-601

SHINAGAWA CORPORATION 4A-702We will introduce accessories that make it easier to use Gas meters. Please come and have a look at our management tools.

SHINKO DENSHI 7B-403

Shinto Scientific Co.,Ltd. 6B-507

SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. 5A-501

Shoreline Science Research, Inc. 5B-301We deal with TOF-MS or optical detection based instruments specialized in realtime measurements. The breath-by-breath method for breath analysis or retronasal aroma analysis will be demonstrated with PTR-TOF. Inkjet Aerosol Generator, ICP-TOF and HR-IMS-TOF will also be introduced.

SHOWA DENKO K.K. 5A-401Shodex announces new HPLC columns: Polymer based Ultra High Speed GPC column, High Speed SEC column for antibody proteins. We also introduce various HPLC application data, sample preparation tools

SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD. 6B-305

SIGEMI Co., Ltd 7B-706Borosilicate glass ware and Quartz ware>>>>NMR Tubes, ESR Tubes, Tube for syringe(for quantitative analysis), Taper tube for Follow mater>>> We can make a prototype made by quartz and borosilicate grass!!

Sigma-Aldrich Japan 5A-702

SOGO LABORATORY GLASS WORKS CO., LTD. 7A-405, 7A-501

SOMA OPTICS, LTD. 6A-302We offer variety of optical analyzers.

S-ONE CO.,LTD. 7A-803

Spectra Co-op 7B-701Our Spectrometer Systems perform the absorbance measurement for UV-VIS range using probe to target the liquid sample mainly.It is able to monitor the reaction process in the real time.The software reads the files are created by Chemometrics software, and The Unscrambler OLUP Predictor®

Starna 5B-202

STM Corporation 5A-302

Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd. 7A-402

SUNJE 7A-604Sunje professionally designs and manufactures X-ray tubes and static ionizers. Various applications : Soft X-ray analysis, XRF, X-ray detector etc.

Systech Inc. 6A-503

System Instruments,co.,Ltd. 6A-501

Systems Engineering Inc. 8A-103Our latest product "Pearl" employs inovative horizontal and open/close mechanisms to solve a number of inconvenience with traditional liquid cells. 2-ton mini-press requires no excess power such as pushing and squeezing, so that anyone can make highly transparent KBr pellet with ease.

T Booth No.

TA Instruments Japan Inc. 5B-102Thermal analyzers, Viscosity and viscoelasticity measurement instruments(Rheometer), Microcalorimeters, Thermo Physical Properties, fatigue testers, Rubotherm products

TACMINA CORPORATION 6B-705TACMINA introduces new series of Smoothflow Pump that is optimized for laboratory use. The new Q Series is able to inject a small amount of chemicals precisely without pulsation, not causing change in liquid properties. It can be an ideal alternative to tube pumps, syringe pumps or diaphragm pumps.

TAIATSU TECHNO CORPORATION 7B-708

TAISEI 4A-703

TAKARA BIO INC. 7A-805

TAKEDA RIKA KOGYO CO.,LTD. 6A-601

TAKEUCHI PRECISION WORKS CO.,LTD. 8A-607We have offered high quolity of Linaer motion products made in Japan over 50 years. Please provide us your inquiries with drawings of Ball screws and Linear guides, our engineers will lead you total to solutions.

Tanaka Corporation 6B-404Used Equipments:Introduction by an LCD and list distribution.Rental Equipments:Introduction SEM, Spectrophotometer and other for rental.

TANAKA SCIENTIFIC LIMITED 4B-601Tanaka is one of the leading manufacturers of petroleum testers. At JASIS, we display the latest EDXRF Sulfur Analyzer, Flash Point Tester, Aniline Point Tester, Softening Point Tester and Distillation tester.

Tecan Japan Co., Ltd. 5B-103Tecan specializes in the development, production of instruments and automated solutions for laboratories in the life sciences sector. Laboratory Automation Solution Fluent and Newly launched micro plate reader Spark are exhibited. We also showcase the OEM instrument development capabilities for clinical diagnostics and life sciences.

TECHNO AGENTS Co., Ltd. 4A-608MSE stirrer can mix fluids fairly faster than a stirring bar, since the stirrer mixes fluids without residence portion by absorbing fluids from hollow part in contrast to the stirring bar generates poor mixing portion near its center. MSE nipple mixer can mix fluids statically with a short length.

Techno X Co., Ltd. 8A-304Our company is a professional group of energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer and Radioactive measurement.

Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. 6B-101, 6B-201

THINKY CORPORATION 7A-706

THOMAS KAGAKU CO., LTD 7A-504Exhibiting various type of thermostatic water bath, such as circulating water bath(Chiller) Viscosity bath, Thermometer testing bath from low temperature to high temperature.

Tipton Corp. 6B-702

TOHO KK 4A-606

TOKI SANGYO CO.,LTD. 7B-303Welcome to our booth and please feel free to contact us anytime if you have something of viscosity measurement that we can help you.

TOKYO GARASU KIKAI CO., LTD. 7B-505We published the latest issue of scientific instruments catalog 2017-2018.We will exhibit mainly new products of our new catalog, glassware, general purpose machines and our OEM products 'FINE'.We're looking forward to your visit.

Tokyo Instruments Inc. 5A-403Our new topics are: -Compact &Modular Spectrometer -Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis (ESCA) under Environmental Conditions (up to 0.1 atm) -Compact bench-top NMR for quality control and education another products is Raman microscopy, Gas Detection, Surface Potential Measurement and Fluorescence life time spectroscopy.

TOKYO RIKAKIKAI CO., LTD 5A-201EYELA realizes Green sustainable chemistry (GSC) ! Please let us introduce EYELA products which support research of human and eco-friendly synthesis. EYELA shows product line-up which are from fundamental research of synthesis to process optimization, centering on products which have been adopted with innovative approach such as Microwave synthesis and Flow synthesis.

Tomsic Ltd. 6B-802

TOMY SEIKO CO., LTD 4A-001We TOMY launch new centrifuges, "One Spin", which can spin only one-2ml-tube & "Multi Spin" which runs on batteries or AC adapter. Besides, we'd introduce micro refrigerated centrifuge with unique Rack-In-Rotor system & convenient LSX series autoclaves which have foot pedal released lock.

TOS 7B-707

TOSOH CORPORATION 6A-602

TOYAMA Co., Ltd. 7B-207Panel exhibition Analysis Instrument; FIB-TOF-SIMS, Laser-SNMS, STXM, real-time TOF-MS, Vaccum component

TOYAMA SANGYO CO.,LTD 5B-510

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TOYO Corporation 6B-508

Trajan Scientific Japan Inc 5B-508

Transtech Inc. 5B-405PortaCount Pro and Pro+ Respirator Fit Test System

U Booth No.

ULVAC-PHI, Inc. 7B-801ULVAC-PHI, Inc. provides X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) Microprobe, Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometer (TOF-SIMS, D-SIMS), and Scanning Auger Electron Spectroscopy (AES) Nanoprobe, as the world's leading supplier of advanced UHV surface analysis instruments.

UNIFLEX Company LTD. 7B-301

UNIVERSAL CO.,LTD. 8A-606

USHIO LIGHTING, INC. 7B-502Ushio will show our original plastic fittings and tubes. The supply of air or liquid for cutting-edge analytical and scientific equipment needs to clear the restrictions under a clean work environment. They are sanitary, slim and light because all made of plastic, and can support piping and joints.

V Booth No.

Vacuubrand Scientific Japan Ltd. 7A-806

Verder Scientific Co., Ltd. 8A-601Retsch : Emax is the new type ball mill which can grind faster& finer than any other ball mill. Retsch Technology : Particle Analyzer with dynamic image analysis which can deliver detailed particle size and shape information. Carbolite Gero : Customized furnaces. Eltra : Elemental Analyzers ( Japan Machinery Company )

VICI AG International 6B-303

VISCOTECH CO., LTD. 4B-005The new product of viscometer will be shown and demonstrated.

W Booth No.

WELCO Co., Ltd. 4A-603

Wiley Publishing Japan K.K. 6A-402Wiley is the media partner for JASIS 2017. We publishes books, journals & trade magazines including SpectroscopyAsia, Microscopy & Analysis, which disseminate industry news to over 115,000 decision makers who oversee instruments purchases. Visit our booth and learn how you can connect with content.

WITec K.K. 6B-602Class-leading Performance: Automatically 'apyron' High cost performance alpha300ACCESS AFM/Raman combination Microscope alpha300AR Scanning Near-field Optical Microscope alpha300S SEM/Raman Microscope RISE Microscope.

Y Booth No.

YABEGAWA Electric Industries,Ltd. 4A-604Hydrogen fuel CO densitometer Temperature and humidity sensor for piping Battery type micro flow tube pump "Pocket pump"

YAGAMI INC. 6A-201If you look for heaters, want to prevent dew condensation, or wonder how to keep the heat (heat up), we are pleased to suggest best solution.

Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. 7B-101, 7B-201We would like to introduce the fusion of latest Analytical Instruments, Scientific Equipments and Research Facilities.

Yamazaki Seiki kenkyusho,Inc. 7A-405, 7A-501

Yasui Kikai Corporation 4A-402Rapid pulverizrer( Multi-Beads Shocker) is able to pulverize a wide range of biological materials from bacteria to rocks or minerals in a matter of few second. Multi-Beads Shocker has been used in research published by many top-tier journals including Nature and Analytical Chemistry.

YAYOI Co., Ltd. 7B-804

YMC CO., LTD. 4B-605YMC provides a total solution that allows the highest performance of chromatography separation and production including separation of proteins, peptides, oligonucleotides, chiral compounds, pharmaceuticals, impurities, etc. We are pleased to serve your various needs such columns, packing materials, contract purification, etc. We look forward to meeting you at our booth.

YSI/Nanotech Inc.(Xylem Japan) 4B-503Latest instruments from YSI/Nanotech (Xylem Japan) will be exhibited. Our range includes Multi-parameter water quality sensors, Acoustic water flow meters, Optical sensors for DO(BOD), pH ORP, SCT, Turb, precision thermometers and our newly introduced Refractometer and Titration. Don't miss out!

Yugyokuen Ceramics Co.,Ltd 6A-502Our company is a ceramic manufacturer capable of handling in-house until baking of ceramics from raw materials and brazing and welding with metal as well as processing. Most of our products are special order & we can process ceramics before firing, so we can deal with production of many kinds.

Z Booth No.

ZHEJIANG ALWSCI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. 8A-603

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AIST Booth Booth No.

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology 4A-701Visit our booth where you can see the latest researches in AIST, and see firsthand how our researches support Measurement reliability, Advanced instrumentation and Technical innovation.

JST Booth Booth No.

Japan Science and Technology Agency 5A-601The Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) is one of the core institutions responsible for the implementation of science and technology policy in Japan. Creative and original Research and Development is key to generating innovation. To support these activities, JST promotes R&D Programs Focused on Technology Transfer. The best R&D results are introduced at the JASIS2017 JST booth.

Life Science Innovation Zone Booth No.

ULVAC COATING CORPORATION AB-1ULCOAT has been developing 3D micro-fabrication products, based on defect free coating technology as a major photomask blanks manufacturer. For high volume manufacturing, we will present the technology to fabricate microfluidics on larger format glass substrates. Please visit our booth!

Cell Signaling Technology Japan, K.K. AB-2

Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan AB-3One shot quantitative proteome analysis using long nano LC column Proteomics analysis of extremely small quantity such as LCM sample of FFPE Purification and identification of Exosome containing proteins Protein marker discovery with the exhaustive analysis to validation with MRM

ifia/HFE JAPAN2018 FOOD CHEMICALS NEWSPAPER INC. AB-4ifia/HFE JAPAN is the leading functional food, ingredients and additives exhibition in Japan. The three day event brought together over 30,000 manufactures and suppliers from all areas of the food industry.

DKK-TOA CORPORATION AB-5At the Life Science Innovation Zone, we will introduce the bioluminescence endotoxin analyzer that combines proprietary technology that we have acquired over the years and new technology. Please visit our booth.

Japan Institute for the Control of Aging (JaICA) AB-6Oxidative stress markers: 8-OHdG, MDA (malondialdehyde), isoprostane assay kits. Trace elements assay kits: Fe, Cu, Mg, Zn, and Ca Radioactivity testing service (Cs-134/137 and I-131) ISO-17025 certificated.

Kazusa DNA Research Institute AB-7· Distribution of human/mouse clone resources and experimental contract works based on these resources · Sequence analysis of variable region on monoclonal antibody · Gene cloning service of interest from metagenome libraries · Environmental DNA analysis services

a priori Inc. AB-8Our company offers design/translation services mainly in the medical domain. Our expertise in creating media tools, such as brochure, website, movie, subtitle, or attractive exhibition booth, supports you to realize effective marketing strategies with efficient cost reduction and timesaving.

HORIBA, Ltd. AB-9The demand for detailed observation/analysis of biological samples such as cells and tissues are increasing, and improving sensitivities of SRS (Stimulated Raman Scattering) of Raman spectroscopy and DLS of particle characterization is highly required. We introduce latest trends and applications.

Kinryo Electric CO., LTD. AB-10

Eclipse Business Media Ltd. AB-11PREMIER LEARNING FOR ANALYTICAL SCIENTISTS Leading Global Portfolio of Educational and Learning Materials for Analytical Scientists

YMC CO., LTD. AB-12LC products for separation of antibodies, proteins, peptides, nucleic acids, etc. IEX columns/media for characterization and purification of biopharmaceuticals SEC columns for separation of antibodies aggregates and fragments Preparative LC systems and contract purification, from lab to plant scale

ULVAC, Inc. AB-13MICROPADDLE for 96-well microplate is a useful mixer for Dissolution testing, Membrane Permeation Assay, and Solubility. "AFFINIX" series, the Molecular Interaction analyzer, can easily measure the drug precipitation and protein adsorption amount on biocompatible materials surface in real time.

World Fusion Co., LTD AB-14Analysis tools for clinical sequences using next generation sequencers and drug discovery support software; ADPKD valiant analysis, Influenza Genome Sequencing Tool, Oral metagenom analysis kit for research purpose, and knowledge database for pharmacogenomics

Altif Laboratories Inc. AB-15

Takasago Electric, Inc. AB-16We offer bio-tech researchers with technologies to control cell culture environments. Consult us about fluidic systems. (ex. perfusion, live cell imaging, medium exchange, gas control, etc.)

ASAHI RUBBER INC. AB-17· Molecular adhesion can seal micro channels without compressing them transcribed to plastics because no residual adhesion. · Hardly any anxiety shape change as because molecular adhesion applies a lower temperature than the melting point of the adherend.

Tokyo University of Science AB-18An infrared free-electron laser (IR-FEL) is operated as a pulsed and linearly polarized laser with tunable wavelengths within infrared region. We show here an efficient dissociation method targeting amyloid fibrils causing serious amyloidosis by using IR-FEL tuned to amide band.

ProteinExpress Co.,Ltd. AB-19VHH antibody has high stability against temperature and pH, and low-cost production with microorganism is possible. We screen VHH antibody with high affinity for the target antigen from the artificial synthetic gene library, and produce it by Brevibacillus expression system.

ForDx, Inc. AB-20

ITES Co., Ltd. AB-21

Forum for Innovative Regenerative Medicine AB-22The outline of "Regenerative Medicine Crossroad #6," 6th in the series of regenerative medicine partnering event organized by FIRM

Hitachi Chemical Techno Service Co.,Ltd. AB-23Our booth present newly released polymer based Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography (HILIC) column and series of Gelpack columns. We will give a talk about “Application for hydrophilic samples using GL-MH100” at Life Sciences Innovation zone. Please join us.

Kyodo International Inc. AB-24Exhibiting drug discovery and regenerative medicine related Cell Culture Devices using micro fluidic technologies. 3D Cell Culture Device CEP3D II is used for drug high throughput screening by creating drug concentration gradient. Organ-On-A-Chip could create in vivo mimicking environment.

Biocosm Inc. AB-25

Setsuro Tech Inc. AB-26

ReproCELL, Inc. AB-27, AB-28REPROCELL group companies provide integrated workflows for research in stem cells and discovery technologies for drug development and cutting-edge Regenerative Medicine. As a global product and service partner, REPROCELL has the capability to customize approaches and accelerate your research.

gumi co.,Ltd. AB-29, AB-30Gumi settles various problems about sample management. we introduce efficient management database software, 2D barcode sticker, the program freezer of preserving it from a barcode scanner and an automatic storage system.

KANTO CHEMICAL CO., INC. AB-31, AB-32

LPixel Inc. AB-33, AB-34IMACEL delivers a user-friendly, high-quality image-analyzing platform to help users extract meaningful data from their images with incredible speed and efficiency. With the image analysis procedure automated and drastically simplified with the integration of advanced AI technology.

OncoTherapy Science, Inc. AB-35, AB-36OncoTherapy Science, which promotes genome-based drug discovery, now provides TCR/BCR analysis service. Our service offers comprehensive analysis of TCR/BCR repertoire of human or mouse using next generation sequencing technology.

IWAKISHOUKOU AB-37, AB-38

Reseach Institute of Biomolecule Metrology Co., Ltd. AB-39, AB-40We introduce the High-Speed AFM; NanoExplorer! This AFM enables for movie rating observations. You can observe your sample moving in real time and nano-scale without stain. We also show the movie of a cell and an antibody in our booth.

SHIMADZU CORPORATION AB-41, AB-42

TechnoSuruga Laboratory Co.,Ltd. AB-43, AB-44

Northern Science Consulting Inc. AB-45, AB-46

Cornes Technologies Ltd. AB-47, AB-48

BioJapan / Regenerative Medicine Japan 2017 AB-49, AB-50BioJapan and Regenerative Medicine Japan: two exhibitions combined as Asia’s premier Partnering event for the global biotechnology industry. The joint event will take place from October 11-13, 2017 in Yokohama, and as well as 700+ anticipated exhibitors, over 900 organizations are expected to take part in the Partnering.

Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc. AB-51, AB-52Sony introduces cell analyzing systems; ·Cell sorter SH800S(Compact size & fully automated setup), ·Exchangeable Fluidics Cell Sorter FX500, ·The world's first Spectral Cell analyzer SP6800Z and SA3800, ·Cell Motion Imaging System SI8000 (cellular motion vector analysis in a noninvasive label-free environment.)

JAPAN ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL REAGENTS INDUSTRIES AB-53, AB-54We are a trade association that represents IVD manufacturers and developers in Japan. We contribute to the medical welfare through the IVD products and supply those to domestic medical institutions and overseas. We supports new entrants to the IVD business in providing information and consultation.

GENEWIZ JAPAN Corp. AB-55, AB-56

CEM Japan K.K. AB-57CEM is a pioneer in the field of microwave chemistry through patents, publications, and awards. We would like to introduce our technologies that are used by major companies, prestigious research institutes and universities around the world, including Discover SP and Liberty Blue.

Jiho, Inc. AB-58

BLAST Inc. C-1We exhibit the Scientific devises using by the Transparency heat Glass(Stage top incubator fo live cell imaging, Microreactor,, etc.). They can be observed the sample materials with heating it, analysing with LASER.

NOK CORPORATION C-2

Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation C-3

L.E. Technologies C-4LC/MS Robotic Ion Source is able to long spray with small amount sample (10~20min / micro L) and able to do MS Imaging analysis. High cost performance LC Vial. Special Ceramic Films to suppress Laboratory room temperature from strong Sunlight.

LMS Co.,Ltd C-5We introduce 2 new products using the latest technology.· Label free 3D live cell imaging TOMOCUBE HT-1* Company presentation: September 8th (Friday) 2nd venue 14: 35-15: 00· New generation digital PCR ClarityTM using chip-in-tube technology

MEDICATEC Inc. C-6MEDICATEC Inc. has been providing the automatic machine which applied the technology including the liquid handling. We perform the demonstration of our product in exhibition booth at any time. Please feel free to drop in at our booth.

Japan Multiplex bio-Analysis Consortium C-7Welcome to JMAC booth! JMAC is an industry organization for biotech companies. We introduce the state of the art technologies of JMAC member companies. Also, we introduce the trend of international standardization in the biotech field; ISO Technical Committee TC 276, TC 229, TC 212 and TC 34.

Food Research Institute, NARO (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization) C-8The Food Research Institute, NARO (NFRI) aims to promote a healthy and rich diet for consumers and to address the country's food supply issues through scientific analysis on food and health, development of technology to ensure the safety of food, and development of innovative distribution and processing technologies.

AIST Booth, JST Booth, Life Science Innovation Zone, mini/Solution Area, Research Organizations Area, Academic Associations Area, Media & Press, International Organizations Area

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BRIDGESTONE SPORTS CO.,LTD. C-9, C-10

Japanese Association of Clinical Laboratory Systems C-11, C-12

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) D-1

Pharmaceutical 8 companies' Public offering corner D-4

Research Institute of Systems Planning, Inc. D-5

Emerging Technologies Corporation D-6

BioAssociates,Inc. D-7BioMarket.jp portal site, Formulatrix Mantis Liquid Handling

TECHNO-PORT Inc. D-8-1At TECHNO-PORT Inc., our management philosophy is based on

BioDiscovery K.K. D-8-2We provide you several IT business tools. Then you can accelerate your sales force not to spend over time in routine FAQ, consumable parts and inventory turnover. Moreover, we support suitable management skill development especially for your added-value business.

BD Consulting,LLC D-8-3

BioNet Laboratory Inc. D-9The elbis is the simulation software for high-resolution imaging of TEM and STEM using the multi-slice method. In recent TEM and STEM, the aberration correction has been established as a common technique and importance of image interpretation is accordingly increasing. Current electron microscope has the resolution easily beyond the one angstrom revealing the details of atomic structures of specimen. To avoid the misunderstanding due to the artifact imaging, the argument should be based on the confirmation that the images have been recorded taking account of the residual aberrations acceptable for the targeted resolution. Elbis provides the image simulation in various optical conditions which should be considered in aberration corrected microscope, with easy operation quickly and reliably.

KOKEN CO.,LTD. D-10Recently, researchers have been rapidly attracted to 3D culture, which enables in vitro experiment to mimic in vivo environment. We produce low-priced collagen solution, transplantable sponges and various other types of collagen scaffolds.

IRMAIL D-11

YODOSHA CO.,LTD. D-12

The Drug Discovery Plaza D-13

mini/Solution Exhibition Area Booth No.

QMAIL S-1

ASCH JAPAN CO.,LTD S-2We provide the micro pH electrode. We will introduce the micro pH electrodes, microdetermination pH electrodes and so on.

YAMAKIDENKI S-3

Sum Instruments, Inc. S-4

UNION CORPORATION S-5

Kawaso Texcel Co., Ltd S-6

Filmetrics Japan, Inc. S-7Profilm 3D, the world's first low-cost 3D surface profiler, has sub-nano vertical resolution and measures step-height and roughness by VIS and PSI mode with motorized X,Y,Z translation.Our tabletop film thickness measurement systems are available for Microscopic, Auto-Mapping and Inline monitoring.

Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corporation S-8

IWATA DENGYO CO.,LTD S-9The FAST series are very popular FTIR Gas Analyzers in Japan .The FAST series have 5Hz high speed sampling , 0.5cm-1 high resolution & 5.11m long optical path .The FAST series can analyze many kinds of gases which exhaust from automobile engine, generation plant & chemical plant .

Nihon Visual Science, Inc. S-10We'll accept any request to observe inner structures of various samples like industrial products or materials and to search quality and measurement. We have softwares to construct 3D continuous tomograms taken with 3D image devices like X-ray CT, and to analyze images using reverse-engineering.

VACFIELD Co.,Ltd S-11Our product lineup includes various thin film deposition systems, beam lines used in accelerators and other devices and vacuum application systems. We have also developed systems for various Cryogenic systems such as Cryostat for superconducting detectors, He re-condensing systems.

Sumigomu Takasago Integrate, Ltd. S-12

Soken Chemical & Engineering Co.,Ltd. S-13

Tokyo Dylec Corporation S-15

AD Science Inc. S-16

SysemBiotics S-171, AdjustMate 100: High precision(mg Unit) Liquid Diluter & Controller With a E-Valance 2, pH&Buffer Mate100: Automted pH Controller uisng easy Droplet System 3, Easy Dropper: manual Droplet mmaker for pH Adjustment or Liquid Measurement 4, ElISA Washer Series:Automated, Semi-Automted, Nozzle-Type

INNOVATION SCIENCE CO., LTD. S-18

Titan Technologies K.K. S-21Titan has been introducing advanced technologies and products for scientists and technical experts in Japan, Asia and all over the world. The innovative measurement systems and electronic equipment can quickly and accurately be provided for customers with the most competitive our own know-how.

Neuberg Company Limited S-22

Filgen, Inc. S-23- OSMIUM PLASMA COATER...A conductive film formation apparatus for electron microscopy specimen, - VACUUM ELECTRON STAINER...An automated electron staining device based on the patented vacuum electron staining method, - UV-OZON CLEANER, -3D Bioprinter (manufactured by CELLINK)

KYOCERA Corporation S-24We provide high quality, high durability, and high speed digital printing devices. For life science, we offer Kyocera's original fine processing technology which is core technology of printing devices, such as micro-actuator, micro-pump, micro-channel, micro-heater, micro-optical sensor, and others.

OhnaTech Inc. S-25Sensitive torque measuring system without air-bearing, simple handling, and outer cylinder rotation suitable for low viscosity liquids.

Mie Prefecture Environmental Conservation Agency S-26

Mel-Build Corporation S-27We are a maker which design and develop TEM Holders and SEM-Stages. We introduce TEM holders such for 3D, for Tensile test, for X-ray analysis, sprung from request of customers. We also undertake a custom made product, if you have an idea.

TOKYO M.I. CO., INC. S-28We are dealing with produts that are required for cleanbench, clean room, in the laboratory, etc.

kanda gomu kagaku.co S-29

Shinohara Electric Co., Ltd. S-30

mini/Solution Catalogue Area Booth No.

TAISEI Co., Ltd -Catalog Corner SC-1

BEAMS, INC. SC-2

TOPLAS ENGINEERING Co.,Ltd SC-3

Research Organizations Area Booth No.

Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan Chemical Standards Department R-1CERI introduces its activities and the development status of standard materials (gas and solution) for JCSS (Japan Calibration Service System).

National Metrology Institute of Japan(NMIJ)/National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST) R-1Visit NMIJ exhibition booth where you can catch the latest information on NMIJ certified reference materials, "chemical standards", and calibration services as well as NMIJ's research activities.

National Institute of Technology and Evaluation International Accreditation Japan R-1IAJapan is providing laboratory accreditation services based on ISO/IEC 17025 and relevant laws.

National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College R-2We present a new analysis technique that enables to sensitively measure protein aggregation in solutions. We will show a formation process of lysozyme aggregates in pre-crystalline, using a developed apparatus based on small-angle forward light scattering.

Kanagawa University Faculty of Science Department of Chemistry Nishimoto Laboratory R-3We introduce some examples of the analytical technique approaches for the environmental issue and energy problems using a characteristic of water and biomass.

National Institute for Materials Science R-4National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) offers a chance to use leading-edge equipment to not only researchers in universities and public research institutes but also researchers and engineers in the companies. Shared equipment and facilities at NIMS are posted on our website.

Kobe University Kimura research group R-5We introduce our world's first technology microwave tomographic imaging system, which is (1)non-destructive (2)pain-free (not like mammogram) (3)radiation-free (4)contrast agent free (5)fully repeatable (6)highly sensitive 3D diagnostic imaging system for breast screening.

Administration Center for Promotion of Research, Organization for Promotion of Research, University of Toyama R-6

Academic Associations Area Booth No.

TKK A-1

PAI-NET(Professsionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation Society) A-2We have originated the "Certified Instrumental Analysts System". We exchange the technology with the university in Thailand and PITTCON in the US.

Japan Accreditation Board (JAB) A-3We explain the summary of the accreditation services and an effect of accreditation.

Radiation Application Development Association A-4

The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry A-5

The Spectroscopical Society of Japan A-6

Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association A-7

Media & Press Area Booth No.

Digital Data Management Corporation M-1Data books for IR, Mass, NMR and XRD. Molecular model kits. Reference books for analytical chemistry.

instrument.com.cn M-2Founded in 1999 and having 2 million registered Lab-users, Instrument.com.cn is the leading online-media in China and offers something no other media brand can: access to the scientists during all stages of the purchasing cycle.

OPTRONICS CO., Ltd. M-3

NTS INC. M-4

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The Science News M-5THE SCIENCE NEWS is the science newspaper in Japan.

MARUZEN PUBLISHING CO., LTD M-6

Nikkan Kogyo Publishing Production, Ltd. M-7

The Chemical Daily Co., Ltd. M-8The Chemical Daily Co., Ltd. has been publishing The Chemical Daily, a trade newspaper comprehensively covering the chemical industry, from basic chemicals to specialty chemicals.

International Labmate M-10Publishers of quality scientific journals, websites and newsletters Lab Asia / International Labmate / Petro Industry News / Asian Environmental Technology / International Environmental Technology

JAPAN INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING CO., LTD. M-11

Nikkei Science, Inc. M-12

International Organizzations Area Booth No.

ECMI ITE Asia Sdn Bhd I-1ECMI organizes a series of Scientific Instrument and Laboratory Equipment trade exhibitions in Malaysia and Indonesia.

China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA) I-2Promotion of Beijing Conference and Exhibition On Instrumental Analysis(BCEIA)

Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research(TISTR) I-3Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) under the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has support Food Innopolis via research and develop in science, technology and innovation for value adding of products and services.

Cisile International Scientific Instrument and Laboratory Equipment Exhibition (CISILE 2018) I-4The 16th China International Scientific Instrument and Laboratory Equipment Exhibition (Cisile2018) Date : March, 2018 Venue : Beijing Welcome your participating and visiting.

LAB INDONESIA I-5

US Pavilion Booth No.

U.S. Commercial Service, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo IU-1The U.S. Embassy Commercial Section is the U.S. Department of Commerce trade promotion team in Japan. Trade professionals connect U.S. companies with buyers and distributors and provide trade counseling, business matchmaking, and other services. http://japan.usembassy.gov/business.html

Iowa Economic Development Authority IU-2State of Iowa is located in the heartland of USA and best fit for your business location. Please contact us for your direct investment, since various industrial clusters are there from agriculture, advanced manufacturing and insurance.

State of Oregon Japan Representative Office IU-3

Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina Japan Office IU-4

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Japan Investment Office IU-5Pennsylvania has world's research institute and engineering facilities, always developing high quality analytical equipment. We introduce Pennsylvania's business environment and various support program for your business entry to USA.

PITTCON IU-6We introduce "Pittcon 2018" that is one of the largest Conference and Exposition on Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy, and will be held at Orlando of USA on Feb.26-March 1, 2018.

Canada Pavilion Booth No.

Embassy of Canada IC-1

Ontario International Trade and Investment Office IC-2The Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure promotes economic growth by connecting business in Ontario to the world.

Government of Alberta Canada IC-3

Czech Republic Pavilion Booth No.

Czech Scientific and Analytical Instruments Booth ICZ-1* Magnetometers, Precision Instruments for Measurement of Remanent Magnetization* Optical Microscopes, Optical Measurement and Analytical Instruments* EUV and X-ray Optics, Imaging Instruments* Radiation Measurement and Monitoring Systems, Radiation Material Analysis

VYTEK Ltd. ICZ-2* Electrical and Optical Vacuum Connectivity (Feedthroughs, Connectors, Cables)* Special Connecting Tubes, Flanges and Components (Ti, Al, Glass)* Single Crystal Sapphire Tubes, Ceramic Tubes, Capillaries, Crucibles* Single Crystal Optics, Scintillators, Electron and Radiation Detectors

SVCS s.r.o. ICZ-3* Diffusion and CVD Process Furnaces and Accessories* Ultra-High Purity Gas and Liquid Delivery Systems, Gas Abatement Systems* Proprietary Process Control System and Software* External Burn Systems, Precursor Temperature Controllers, Chemical Panels

KSIIC Pavilion Booth No.

Korea Scientific Instruments Industry Cooperative (KSIIC) IK-1KSIIC is organizing exhibitions in Korea and participating at international exhibitions to promote foreign trading and transfer technology.

Jeio Tech Co.,Ltd. IK-2

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● From Narita Airport Take Keisei line to Tsudanuma, transfer to Keisei-Chiba line to Makuhari-Hongo station (about 53 minutes) and take Keisei Bus to Kaihin-Makuhari (about 15 minutes)

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● From Narita Airport Take airport limousine bus service operated by Keisei Bus or Chiba Commuter Bus lines to the Hotels at Makuhari Messe area (about 30 minutes ride)

● From Tokyo area Take “Higashi Kanto Motor way” and get off at “Wangan Narashino” Jct. or take “Keiyo Motor way” and get off at “Makuhari” Jct. Makuhari Messe is about 5 minutes drive from both junctions after driving about 40 minutes from Tokyo Metropolitan area.

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Hamamatsucho

Ueno

JR Yamanote Line

Contact address:

att. Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association 1-12-3 Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0054 Japan Phone: +81-3-3292-0642 Fax: +81-3-3292-7157 E-mail: [email protected] https://www.jasis.jp/

Printed in Japan August 2017

©JASIS 2017 Contents are subject to change without notice.

Wed., Sept. 5 – Fri., Sept. 7, 2018 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

at Makuhari Messe, Japan

For more information and online registration, visit www.jasis.jp/

Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association/Japan Federation of Scientific Instrument AssociationsSponsor: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology /Ministry of the Environment / U.S. Commercial Service, Embassy of the United States of America /Embassy of Canada / Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Japan / Others (planned)

Concurrent Events: New Technology Seminars and Presentations/JASIS Conference

From Narita Airport

How to buy tickets

From Haneda Airport

Narita AirportBus stop

Hotel Arround the Makuhari Messe

45min.

Highway Bus

Price: 900 JPY

Required Time: approx. 50 min.

Timetable: 1 bus per an hour

Narita Airport Keisei Tsudanuma

Terminal 2 Keisei Makuhari Hongo

Bus stop“Makuhari Messe Chuo”

“Town Center”“Kaihin makuhari Station”

2min.

35min.

3min.

15min.

Keisei LineLimited Express

Keisei LineLimited Express

Keisei ChibaLine

Keisei Bus

Figures are approximate riding times. *Time required for transferring trains is not included.

Haneda Airport

Bus stop“Makuhari Messe Center” or

Hotel Around the Makuhari Messe40min.

Highway Bus

Terminal 2 Tennozu IsleTerminal 1 Shinkiba JR Kaihin Makuhari2min.

17min.

3min.

21min.

Tokyo monorail Tokyo monorail

Haneda Airport Tenkuubashi3min.

12min.

Keikyu Line Tokyo monorail

Rinkai Line JR Keiyo Line(Rapid)

Figures are approximate riding times. *Time required for transferring trains is not included.

Keisei Bus Co.,Ltd.http://www.keiseibus.co.jp/global/

Passengers travelling from Narita Airport: Please purchase your ticket at the Bus Ticket Counter at Narita Airport on the day of travel. Seat reservations and advance bookings are not available.

Passengers travelling from Haneda Airport: Please purchase your ticket at the Intercity Bus Ticket Counter or from the vending machine at Haneda Airport on the day of travel. Seat reservations and advance bookings are not available.

Price: 1,150 JPY~

Required Time: approx. 60 min.

Timetable: 1 bus per 30 – 40 min.

2018

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