FINAL REPORT Discover the Future. "JAIMA EXPO" / "SIS" Analytical Instruments & Solution Expo/ Scientific Instruments Show has been renamed "JASIS". Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA) INDEX Page 1. Guide to JASIS 2013·············································································· 1 2. Outline of JASIS 2013 ············································································ 3 3. Scale of Exhibition ················································································ 6 4. Number of Visitors ················································································· 7 5. Public Relations ···················································································· 9 6. Opening Ceremony, the Celebration Party ·················································· 10 7. International Exchange Activities ······························································ 11 8. Medical Innovation Zone ······································································· 14 9. JST Booth / AIST Booth ·········································································· 18 10. mini/Solution Area ················································································· 19 11. Research Organization / Academic Association Area ···································· 20 12. International Organization Area ································································ 21 13. News & Magazine Area ·········································································· 22 14. “The Heritage” Corner ··········································································· 23 15. Science Experimental Show & Workshop / Educational DVD Corner················ 25 16. My NAVI Lounge/Smartphone ································································· 26 17. Scientific / Analytical Instruments Compendium ·········································· 27 18. Exhibition ··························································································· 28 19. New Technology Seminars ······································································ 29 20. JASIS Conferences ··············································································· 42 21. Science Seminar··················································································· 56 22. Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar··························································· 57 23. Visitors’ Profile······················································································ 58 24. Questionnaire for Japanese Visitors ·························································· 63 25. Questionnaire for Overseas Visitors ·························································· 67 26. Questionnaire for JASIS Conference Attendees··········································· 70 27. Questionnaire for Japanese Exhibitors······················································· 71 28. Exhibition Hall Layout············································································· 72 29. List of Exhibitors & Primary Exhibits ·························································· 75 30. JASIS 2013 Organization········································································ 82 31. JASIS 2013 Organizing Committee ··························································· 82 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 1 2013/12/20 17:37:46 1. Guide to JASIS 2013 1.Title JASIS 2013 2. Organizers Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA) 3.Slogan Discover the Future. 4.Dates Exhibition: September 4 - 6 (3 days, Wed. - Fri.) Conference: September 3 - 6 (4 days, Tue. - Fri.) 5.Hours 10:00 - 17:00 6.Exhibit firms and booths Total: 446 companies・organizations / 1,359 booth units / 15 countries 7.Number of visitors Total: 23,034 visitors (Day 1: 7,131 visitors) (Day 2: 7,644 visitors) (Day 3: 8,259 visitors) 8.Venue Makuhari Messe, International Exhibition Halls Nos. 5 ~ 8 Makuhari Messe, International Conference Hall APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hotel New Otani Makuhari 9.Sponsors: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology / Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries / 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 / Embassy of Canada / The Japan Society of Applied Physics / 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 Japanese biochemical society / 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 / The development Engineering Society of Japan / Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry / The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers / The Physical Society of Japan / Interchange Association, 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 10. Supported by Japan Environmental Technology Association / Japan Association of Medical Equipment Industries / Japan Measuring Instruments Federation / Japan Inspection Instruments Manufacturers' Association / Japan Reagent Association / The Vacuum Society of Japan / Japan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturers' Association / The Japanese Association for Non-Destructive Testing Industry / The Japanese Society for Non-Destructive Inspection / The Association of Powder Process Industry and Engineering, JAPAN / Japan Bioindustry Association / Japan Society of Next Generation Sensor Technology / Japan Microscope Manufacturer's Association / Japan Optical Industry Association / Japan Optical Measuring Instruments Manufacturers' Association / Japan Testing Machinery Association / Japan Vacuum Industry Association / Japan Pharmaceutical Equipment & Machinery Association 1 1 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 1 2013/12/20 17:37:46 11.Exhibit Instruments 12. Exhibition 1. Analytical Instruments & Systems 2. Analytical Instruments Accessories 3. Scientific Instruments 4. Laboratory Instruments, Tools & Consumables 5. Environmental & Industrial Instruments 6. Bio related Instruments 7. Testing Devices & Apparatus 8. Production related Instruments (Electronic Devices & Energy related Instruments) 9. Software & Other related Services ・Medical Innovation Zone : 26 booth units *( ): JASIS2012’s figures ・JST Booth: 21 (14) booth units ・AIST Booth: 5 (6) booth units ・mini/Solution Area: 25 (24) companies, 33 (29) booth units ・Research Organization Area: 11 (17) companies/organizations, 16 (20) booth units ・Academic Association Area: 7 (7) organizations, 8 (8) booth units ・International Organization Area: 26 (24) companies/organizations, 24 (21) booth units ・Media & Press Area: 14 (15) companies, 15 (16) booth units ・Science Experimental Show & Workshop / Educational DVD Corner ・“The Heritage” Corner: 15 (20) certified instruments ・My NAVI Lounge 13.New Technology Seminars Total: 343 (337) sessions (50 min. seminar: 135 (133) Sessions) (25 min. seminar: 208 (204) Sessions) Total: 15,047 (15,422) visitors (Day 1: (Day 2: (Day 3: Average per seminar 14.Conferences 4,190 (4,636) 5,055 (5,141) 5,802 (5,645) 43.9 (45.8) visitors) visitors) visitors) visitors / seminar Date: Sep. 3 (Tue.) - 6 (Fri.) Venue: International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe Number of groups / meetings : 24 (19) groups / 48 (40) sessions Number of audience: 4,157 (4,256) visitors 15. Science Seminar Human body that the cell becomes younger - Mitochondria solve a wonder Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.), 13:30 - 15:00 Place: “REI” Hall, Hotel New Otani Makuhari Number of audience: 223 people 16. Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar "The Latest movement for the 17th revision of the Japanese pharmacopeia" Date: Sep. 6 (Fri.), 14:00 - 16:00 Place: International Conference Room, International Conference Hall Number of audience: 432 people 2 2 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 2 2013/12/20 17:37:46 2. Outline of JASIS 2013 1. The Second Hosting of the Exhibition Under the New Name of JASIS Launching of the Medical Innovation Zone, a novel JASIS development The Analytical Instruments Exhibition and Scientific Instruments Exhibition have been jointly held since 2010 with the aim of becoming a full-scale and internationally competitive exhibition that will serve as the Asian hub for the instrumentation field. In 2012, a single exhibition was held under the new unified moniker of JASIS (Japan Analytical & Scientific Instruments Show). The exhibition fulfilled all expectations. 2013, the second year of the unified JASIS, saw the exhibition take a step in a new direction with the establishment of the Medical Innovation Zone ~ Advanced Diagnostics ~. 2. Special Programs Examining Advanced Diagnostics Businesses Emerging from Analytical Instruments Medical Innovation ~Advanced Diagnostics ~ JASIS 2012 focused on safety and security, materials science, and life science, three fields supporting the outstanding technical capabilities of domestic industries involved in analysis and science. JASIS 2013, while limiting its scope to that unaffected by the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law, showcased advanced diagnostics, a new market in the life science field that is exhibiting strong signs of emergence. The Medical Innovation Zone was set up in the exhibition venue and hosted eleven lectures and panel discussions by speakers from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, universities, and industry. In addition, an area was set up for seminars and panel displays by 24 companies providing advanced technologies and services and a partnering corner for promoting alliances. Additionally, the JASIS conference held four symposium and forum programs mainly comprising lectures by speakers invited from abroad who spoke on related topics. Companies planning entry into the advanced diagnostics market in the near future, as well as universities, public agencies, international companies, and other organizations were invited to participate in order to benefit from the latest information from Japan and other countries about related advanced diagnostics. The Conference received high marks for excellence. (See page 14 for details.) 3. Scale of Exhibition JASIS 2013 hosted 446 companies and organizations and 1,359 booths, the second highest number of companies and the third highest number booths in show history. The record number of exhibiting companies was 450 in 2010 and the record number of booths was last year’s 1,363, followed by 1,361 in 2010. These 2010 figures, largely invariant from those of this year, show how the scale of the exhibition remains consistent since the 2010 inception of the joint exhibition. (See page 6 for details.) Overseas exhibitor numbers surpassed last year’s, totaling 42 companies and 41 booths from 15 countries. (2012: 36 companies, 35 booths, 12 countries.) 33 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 3 2013/12/20 17:37:46 4. Response from Exhibiting Companies (Summarization of Exhibiting Company Questionnaire) In a post-exhibition questionnaire for exhibiting companies, those answering that the exhibition was "Very Useful" or "Useful" accounted for 75.5%, overtaking last year’s mark by 8.2 points. 65.1% of the companies responded that the number of visitors to their booths was “More Than Expected” or “As Expected”, a 12.7 point increase over last year. Regarding exhibiting next year, those who answered "Yes" or "Under Consideration" made up 74.9% of the responses, enabling us to ascertain that exhibiting companies were highly satisfied with the exhibition. (See page 71 for details.) 5. Exhibition Venue Due to Makuhari Messe’s design, the venue was divided into the two sections of Halls 5 and 6 and Halls 7 and 8, but was laid out without separating into product category zones. The booth layout was centered on general exhibition booths, which accounted for 91.9% of all booths. Occupying the floor perimeter were the Medical Innovation Zone, the Mini/Solution Corner for exhibiting smaller products, the Research Organization Corner, the Academic Association Corner, and the News & Magazine Corner. (See 8 - 18 for the programs held at the venue.) 6. Exhibition Attendance JASIS 2013 welcomed 23,034 visitors, down by 0.5% (105) from last year, a result perhaps of the soaking rain on the first and second days and intermediately thereafter. According to a breakdown in visitor categories, users of analytical and scientific instruments accounted for over half of visitors at 51.4% (11,846). This is in keeping with past visitor category trends for the Analytical & Scientific Instruments Exhibition, indicating that JASIS continues to receive great support from users. In addition, 12,861 visitors (55.8%) responded that their purpose for attending was to "Collect Information for Equipment Purchase". Being able to attract high quality visitors like this is the clear advantage of JASIS. (See pages 7 and 59 for details.) International visitors numbered 427 from 32 countries. Though a decrease by 73 (14.6%), the number of countries represented increased by five. (In 2012, 500 people from 27 countries were present.) Visitors in the university student category increased by 147 (17.4%) over last year. This was likely due to establishment for the first time of the My NAVI Lounge in collaboration with Mynavi Corporation. (See page 26 for details.) 7. Response from exhibition visitors (Summarization of Visitor Questionnaire) Questionnaires were collected from 5,014 visitors during the exhibition, 65% of whom belonged to the user category. Overall, 73.0% responded that they had an advisory capacity or decision making authority regarding equipment purchase, demonstrating significant attendance by users directly connected to equipment purchase. 70.2% responded that their visit was very or somewhat productive, indicative of a high level of satisfaction with this exhibition. (For details, see page 63.) 4 4 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 4 2013/12/20 17:37:46 8. New Technology Seminar JASIS takes a three-point approach to attracting visitors: the exhibition itself, the New Technology Seminars, and the Conference. The New Technology Seminars were held during the three days of the exhibition using 17 venues in hotels adjacent to Makuhari Messe. 100 of the exhibiting companies gave presentations on a total of 343 topics, a figure that extends the record for the maximum number of presentations to two years in a row. The number of presenting companies ranks second in exhibition history. Total attendance over the three days reached 15,047. Though this figure is less than last year’s 15,422, it ranks third highest in exhibition history. (See page 29 for details.) 9. JASIS Conference The Conference, one of the visitor attractions for JASIS, was the stage for 24 academic associations, including the exhibition organizers JAIMA and JSIA. A total of 48 sessions were held, another new high. Nearly the entire International Conference Hall in Makuhari Messe was reserved for the sessions, which started the day before the exhibition and continued for four days. Attendance for the entire period totaled 4,157, making it third highest in exhibition history. (For details, see page 42. For ICS details, see page 11.) In addition to the JASIS Conference, the Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar, Science Seminar, Scientific Experiment & Workshops, and other programs were also held. Smart device apps were also newly introduced this year with the objective of enhancing visitor convenience. For details of these, see their respective sections. This completes our report and overview on the successful hosting of the 2nd JASIS, an exhibition combining new ventures with traditional events. 5 5 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 5 2013/12/20 17:37:47 3. Scale of Exhibition JASIS 2013 hosted 446 companies and organizations and 1,359 booths, the second highest number of companies and the third highest number of booths in show history. The previous record for exhibiting companies was 450 in 2010. For booths it was 1,363 in 2012, followed by 1,361 in 2010. These 2010 figures, largely invariant from those of this year, show how the scale of the exhibition remained consistent since the 2010 inception of the joint exhibition. In odd numbered years, when Science Expo in Osaka, sponsored by the Osaka Scientific Instruments Association, an affiliate of the Japan Scientific Instruments Association and one of the main organizers of JASIS, was held. However, the exhibition scale had tended to decrease. But with the addition of exhibiting companies at the newly launched Medical Innovation Zone, the even years of 2010 and 2012 have exhibited about the same exhibition scale. Of the 1,363 booths, 1,238 were general 3m x 3m booths for product display, accounting for 91.1%. The remaining 8.9%, or 121 booths, were used by the Medical Innovation Zone, Mini/Solution Corner, the Research Organizations Corner, the Academic Association Corner, and others. Of the total 446 companies and organizations, sponsor (JAIMA or JSIA) member corporations comprised 236 companies for 52.9%, while non-member exhibitors comprised a total of 210 companies for 47.1%, signaling a wide open door for non-member exhibitors. The number of exhibitors from overseas surpassed last year, amounting to 41 companies and 40 booths from 15 countries. (2012: 36 companies, 35 booths, 12 countries.) Exhibitors classified by member company or not Number of booths Number of companies/organizations JASIS 2013 2013/2012 JASIS 2012 2011 JASIS 2013 2013/2012 JASIS 2012 2011 1,060 96% 1,107 1,023 232 94% 247 220 Not member (Japan) 135 107% 126 138 88 101% 87 94 Not member (Overseas) 17 81% 21 17 16 89% 18 11 JST・AIST 26 130% 20 20 3 100% 3 4 mini/SolutionArea Area Mini/Solution 34 113% 30 35 26 104% 25 26 JAIMA/JSIA member Medical Innovation Zone Sub total Other Areas Total 26 - - - 25 - - - 1,298 100% 1,304 1,233 390 103% 378 355 61 103% 59 51 56 97% 58 49 1,359 100% 1,363 1,284 446 102% 438 404 Exhibitors classified by overseas Number of companies・organizations / countries General exhibitor International Organization Area Media & Press Area Total JASIS 2013 JASIS 2012 2011 16 companies 17 booths / 8 countries 17 companies 20 booths / 7 countries 11 companies 17 booths / 7 countries 24 companies・organizations 22 booths / 12 countries 18 organizations 14 booths / 10 countries 15 organizations 12 booths / 9 countries 1companies 1booths / 1countries 1companies 1booths / 1countries 1companies 1booths / 1countries 41companies・organizations 40booths / 36 companies・organizations 35 booths 27 companies・organizations 30 booths 15countries / 12 countries / 12 countries 6 6 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 6 2013/12/20 17:37:47 4. Number of Visitors 1.Visitor number of JASIS each day JASIS 2013 JASIS 2012 Sept. 4 (Wed.) (Day 1) 7,131 7,623 JAIMA EXPO 2011/ SIS 2011 7,630 Sept. 5 (Thu.) (Day 2) 7,644 7,676 7,748 Sept. 6 (Fri.) (Day 3) 8,259 7,840 8,096 Total number of visitors 23,034 23,139 23,474 ※The duplication count by registration ID was eliminated completely and counted assuring “one visitor/one time count”. In addition, the exhibitor name tags were counted separately, and were not included in the visitor count. 2. User Category: the Majority Visitor According to a tally of the total visitor registrations, 51.4% of the 23,034 visitors, or 11,846 people, responded that they were users of analytical and scientific instruments. At over half of all visitors, this is the same trend as for previous Analytical and Scientific Instruments Exhibitions. This shows that JASIS continues to receive strong support from the users. 3. Number of Overseas Visitors by Country The number of overseas visitors, representing 32 countries, was 427 for a 14.6% decrease of the previous year (500). Number of Visitors from Top Ten Countries (Countries besides the top ten are tallied in the “Others” category.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 JASIS2013 Total Country South Korea 153 China 51 Chinese Taipei 33 United States 30 Thailand 27 India 27 Vietnum 24 Singapore 17 Indonesia 6 Hong Kong 6 Other 53 Total 427 JASIS2012 Total Country South Korea 157 China 109 Chinese Taipei 48 Vietnum 34 United States 28 Thailand 16 Singapore 15 India 10 Germany 9 Malaysia 8 Other 66 合計 500 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 Total Country South Korea 122 China 59 United States 56 Chinese Taipei 37 India 24 Singapore 12 Thailand 11 Germany 9 Canada 6 Colombia 5 Other 100 Total 441 Hong Kong 1.4% Other 12.4% Indonesia 1.4% Singapore 4.0% Vietnum 5.6% South Korea 35.8% India 6.3% Thailand 6.3% United States 7.0% Chinese Taipei 7.7% China 11.9% 4. New My NAVI Lounge Helps Draw Record Number of Students to Exhibition In collaboration with the Mynavi Corporation, a place for assisting university students in exploring the venue, the My NAVI Lounge, was run for the three days of the exhibition on the 2nd floor lounge of Hall 7. Over 200 students took advantage of this lounge, presumably researching fields with the aim of finding employment. As a result, the number of university students increased by 147 (17.5%) over last year. (For details of visitor registration, see page 58.) 7 7 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 7 2013/12/20 17:37:47 5.Visitor Registration with Name Tags with Barcodes To assure the accuracy of visitor data, advance registration was strongly recommended. The name tags were mailed for advance registrants to improve the integrity of the visitor profile. The ratio of advance registrants to all visitors was 84.5% (2012: 85.8%), 19,461 visitors (19,866 visitors) among 23,034 (23,139). The recipients of the advance name tags those registered before 11 days prior to the show opening were 49.9% (52.9%), 11,487 visitors (12,250 visitors), whose profile data are regarded to be accurate. (For details, see p.58) The purposes of promoting electronic registration are as follows; (1) By designing the mandatory registration item, the integrity of visitor profiles could be secured, resulting in effective and accurate visitor communication. (2) With “business card data” to be printed on the name tag in 2 dimensional barcode, quick and effective visitor registration at exhibitor’s booth can be smoothly obtained without any additional cost and burden at the exhibitor. The visitors would be free from submitting and exchanging their business cards at the booth. 8 8 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 8 2013/12/20 17:37:47 5. Public Relations We promoted JASIS 2013’s contents to the several newspapers, magazines, journals, feature articles and web with e-mail newsletter as shown below. 1. Posters (2,600 copies (Japanese), 400 copies (English)) 2. Flyers (30,000 copies (Japanese), 5,000 copies (English)) 3. Direct Mails (397,000 copies) 4. E-Mail Newsletter “JASIS On-line Magazine” (7 times(Japanese), 2 times (English), 2 times(Limited Version)) 5. Advertisement News Papers: Science News, Nikkan Kogyo Shinbun, Nikkei Sangyo Shinbun, Kagaku Kogyo Nippo, Fuji Sankei Business i, etc. Membership Journals and “Sangyo to Kankyo”, “BUNSEKI”, “Kagaku-to Kogyou”, Magazines: “Koubunshi”, “Oyo Butsuri”, “Kagaku to Seibutu”, “Pharmacia”, “Kankyo to Sokutei Gijyutsu”, “Seikagaku”, “Nikkei Science”, “Jikken Igaku”, “PHARM TECH JAPAN”, “Polyfile”, “Food Chemical”, “Vietnam Association of Testing Laboratories News letter” etc. E-mail Newsletter: Food Chemical News Headline No.28, Nikkei Science E-mail Magazine, Bio Quick News etc. WEB Advertisement: Yahoo! Display Network・Listing ad. Google Display Network・Listing ad. Science WEB ad banner Mailing Service: IR mail、Q mail、NTS Mailing Service etc. Other (ad.) Nikkei Science 6. Articles Nikkei Sangyo Shinbun, Science News, Kagaku Kogyo Nippo, Nikkan Kogyo Shinbun, Sangyo to Kankyo , OHM, Food Chemical News, Monthly Food Chemical, The Medical & Test Journal, Clean Technology etc. 7. Web site The JASIS web site (http://www.jasis.jp/) is maintained year round, providing information in Japanese, English, and Chinese, and advanced registration functions. It also provides convenience to exhibiting companies in the form of dedicated pages for them. A blog and Twitter (http://twitter.com/JASIS_Office/) were utilized to provide information before, during, and after the exhibition. 9 9 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 9 2013/12/20 17:37:48 6. Opening Ceremony, the Celebration Party The opening ceremony was held at the exhibition hall, Makuhari Messe at 9:40 a.m. on September 4th with approximately 200 people attended, and after the ceremony, guided site tour was conducted. The celebration party was held at “TSURU” Hall , Hotel New Otani Makuhari at 5:30 p.m. on September 4th with approximately 500 people attended. < The Opening Ceremony > 【 Opening Address 】 Shigehiko Hattori President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association Hideto Yazawa 【 Guest Speech 】 Shuzo Takada 【 Tape Cut 】 Shuzo Takada President, Japan Scientific Instruments Association Director-General for Manufacturing Industries Policy Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Sotaro Ito Director-General for Manufacturing Industries Policy Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Norio Teramae President, The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry Gregory Briscoe Commercial Officer, U.S. Embassy in Japan Shigehiko Hattori President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association Hideto Yazawa President, Japan Scientific Instruments Association < The Celebration Party > Gonemon Kurihara 【 Opening Address 】 Vice President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association Dr. Amit Ghosh 【 Guest Speech 】 Pittcon 2014 Program Chairman Norikazu Sato 【 Kanpai 】 Vice President, Japan Scientific Instruments Association 【 Attraction 】Jazz Session 【 Closing remarks 】 Atsushi Horiba Vice President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association 10 10 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 10 2013/12/20 17:37:48 7. International Exchange Activities With the aim of establishing JASIS as Asia’s premier exhibition, the Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) made direct visits to analytical instrument-related organizations in the Asian countries, including China, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, and submitted invitations for participating member corporations to exhibit at JASIS and requested that delegations from industrial groups visit the exhibition. Exhibitors from abroad included 15 companies (16 booths) and 27 groups (25 booths) (2012: 18 companies (21 booths), 18 groups (14 booths)). New for this year were exhibition booths by embassies, Japan offices, and industrial associations from Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, and Vietnam. Visitors from abroad numbered 427, 85% of the previous year. Of these, 344 were from Asia, 87% of the previous year, 15 of whom belonged to the delegation of analytical organizations in Vietnam. The following five programs were held by JAIMA for international exhibitors, lecturers, and visitors. The international exchange event of Item 6 was held by the Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA). 1. Tour for International Friendship Organization JASIS Delegation, International Conference Lecturers From 13:00 to 18:00 on September 3, a total of 23 people participated, including visitors from international friendship organizations, USA’s PITTCON steering committee, Vietnam’s VinaLab/VinaTest, and International Conference lecturers from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the USA, and England. Participants toured the Tokyo Waterfront in Harumi for industry-academia-government collaboration of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), and also enthusiastically enjoyed sight-seeing in Tokyo. Afterwards, people from the Korea Scientific Instruments Industry Cooperative (KSIIC) and KoreaLab joined in the welcome reception. 2. ICS 2 International Technical Forum Lecturer selection activities were conducted under international committee sponsorship. The International Conference Session 2, International Technical Forum’s "Special Programs Examining Advanced Diagnostics Business Emerging from Analytical Instruments", held in collaboration with Medical Innovation, took place on September 4 from 13:30 to 16:40 at the International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe. Talks by lecturers from Singapore, Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong drew about 80 participants. Professor Patrick Tan of Singapore’s Duke-NUS University provided insight into how cellular processes understood from genetic analysis get confused by pathogenic bacteria in relation to infectious types of cancer common among Asians, such as stomach and 11 11 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 11 2013/12/20 17:37:48 bile duct cancer. He also discussed how such data can be applied to new treatments. Dr. Se-Hwa Kim of Korea’s KRISS reported that new pathological findings concerning the role of lipids in atherosclerosis patients could be obtained based on compositional and structural information, acquired through imaging analysis using CARS (Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering), on lipid buildup in circulatory system atherosclerosis . Dr. J. J. Chen, Chief Technology Officer of Taiwan’s Supra Integration and Incubation Center, reported on Taiwan’s incubation system for bioindustry, government policy, and especially how Taiwan has excellent product development, exploiting its strengths in IT and mobile technology in, for example, the development of such products as the Handy glucose meter that uses smart phones. Professor Jack Wong, Deputy Secretary General of Hong Kong’s Asian Harmonization Working Party Executive, reported on the current regulatory situation regarding medical equipment in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia and activities and the current situation in each country with respect to harmonizing regulations. The lecture program was a great success due to the variety of content. 3. Medical Innovation International Keynote Speech Dr. Mike Lee of the USA’s Milestone Development Services, selected to give an international keynote speech for the Medical Innovation Zone upon request to the USA’s Analytical, Life Science & Diagnostics Association (ALDA), spoke on the topic of "Translating Analytical Technology to Enable the Future of Personalized Medicine" on September 5 from 12:30 to 13:30. His presentation dealt specifically with the application of analytical equipment, especially LC/MS/MS, to personalized medicine. Drawing about 60 listeners, the event was a success. 4. ICS 5 China Forum The International Conference Session 5 China Forum’s "Measurement of Metabolic Disorders Such as Inborn Error of Metabolism by Using Mass Spectrometry and its Application to Advanced Diagnostics", organized by the International Committee in collaboration with Medical Innovation, was held at the International Conference Hall on September 5 from 13:30 to 16:00. The keynote speech was given by Peking University Health Science Center’s Yang Yan Ling, a leading researcher in China on screening neonatal diagnosis of metabolic disorders. Dr. Yang has been analyzing metabolic disorders since 2002 using GCMS. China’s neonatal diagnosis, which started in the 1950s, covered a mere 1% in 1989. This rose to 80% in 2012 for phenylketonuria and creatinuria. However, MS is not used for this and diagnosis of other disorders using MS covers only a few percent. At present, due to the importance ascribed to diagnosis of methylmalonic academia and homocystinuria, screening using MS is necessary. Although there are 30 labs throughout 12 12 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 12 2013/12/20 17:37:48 China capable of diagnosis using MS, this is still not enough. In the future, it is desirable to provide patient samples for use in the development of various diagnostic methods with analytical equipment manufacturers. Dr. Yang also considered this to have great merit to manufacturers as well. Assistant professor Ge Tao of Capital Medical University gave a presentation on the topic of Quality Control of Molecular Analysis in which he discussed the current situation in molecular diagnosis, such as real time PCR and DNA analysis, and quality control standards and their actual application at his university’s You’ Anmen Clinical Laboratory. In a lecture by Beijing Institute of Technology’s Assistant Professor Yan Tian Yi’s titled “Measurement of Stimulation by the Peripheral Field of Vision to the Brain Using fMRI,” he discussed research into measurement and analysis of the visual stimulus and visual nerve systems using fMRI. Because of their extreme interest, these lectures drew about 40 participants who also joined in a serious question and answer session afterwards. Following this, a reception for the lecturers from Asia, China, the US, and England and Japan’s JAIMA forum was held where conversations and exchanges took place among researchers from abroad and Japan and with JAIMA people. 5. Seminar for International Exhibiting Companies The Seminar for International Exhibiting Companies, an original International Committee event organized especially for exhibiting companies from abroad, was held on September 6 from 12:00 to 13:00 and was attended by about 30 people. This seminar gave an overview of JASIS 2013 and provided explanations of policies, this year’s new Medical Innovation Zone initiative, and other subjects. Also given were presentations introducing action plans for the future and an overview of JASIS 2014. Companies were also asked to exhibit next year. In the case that the Medical Innovation initiative is continued at JASIS from next year on, companies participating from abroad believe that it would be desirable to consider what to exhibit in accordance with this. 6. JSIA (Japan Scientific Instruments Association) International Exchange Event The International Exchange event was held on September 6, 2013 at 12:00 at the Hotel New Otani Makuhari. In attendance were four people from PITTCON: Dr. Amit Ghosh (PITTCON 2014 Program Chair), Mrs. Sonali Ghosh, Dr. Scott Hanton (Intertek ASA Laboratory); and seven from JSIA: Mr. Yazawa (Chairman), Mr. Shitahira (Director), Mr. Irie (Director), Mr. Tokumasu (Director), Mr. Nakagawa (International Committee member), Mr. Okada (Bureau Director), and Mr. Matsuyama. Lunch provided an opportunity to exchange ideas and strengthened ties of friendship. 13 13 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 13 2013/12/20 17:37:49 8. Medical Innovation Zone ~Advaced Diagnositcs~ JASIS 2012 focused on safety and confidence, materials science, and life science, three fields supporting the outstanding technical capabilities of domestic industry involved in analysis and science. For this year’s JASIS, it was decided to devote efforts towards advanced diagnostics, a new market in the life science field showing strong signs of growth, while keeping within limits unaffected by the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law, with which JASIS has a particularly close involvement. This program was a pilot project for taking a look at the existing physics and chemistry analysis market and considering what types of business opportunities there are in advanced diagnostics. The aim was to provide a setting that would allow JASIS to be used as a place for discussing possible problems and their solutions. To this end, companies planning entry in the near future into the advanced diagnostics market, universities, public agencies, international companies, and other organizations were invited to participate. The program was divided into two major parts, Lectures, Exhibitions, and Seminars at the Exhibition Venue Special Exhibition Area, and the International Conference at the International Conference Hall. 1. Medical Innovation Zone in the Exhibition Venue The Medical Innovation Zone, located in Hall 5, hosted eleven lectures and panel discussions by speakers from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, universities, and industry. In addition, an area was set up for seminars and panel displays by 25 companies providing advanced technologies and services and a partnering corner for promoting alliances. ◆Exhibitors of Poster Corner and Highlights (25companies / 26booth units) M-5 M-7, M-8 M-14 Micro volume spectrometer which can measure the DNA and Protein at superior linearity. Automatic picking of single cell. M-26 Bio Japan 2013 M-4 BioAssociates,Inc. BioAssociates is a business creation and marketing support company, exclusively focusing on the Japanese Life Science and Biotech businesses. M-2 DAINIPPON SCREEN MFG. CO., LTD. 3D Cell Culuture Imaging and Measuring Instrument M-9 ELEKON SCIENCE CO.,LTD We developed HANABI (HANdai Amyloid Burst Inducer) for a high-throughput assay of amyloid fibrillation by combining a microplate reader and a ultrasonicator. M-17 HORIBA, Ltd. M-12 Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc. We will introduce how these biomarkers have been developed utilizing metabolomics, and the latest CE-MS-based metabolomic researches. M-15 INITIUM, Inc. M-6 KANTO CHEMICAL CO.,Inc. M-20 Kaytee Bio, Co. & Ltd. BologicMate: Efficacy prediction of the biologics reagents for rheumatoid arthritis M-24 KEYCOM Corporation KEYCOM’s desk-top ESR can measure active oxygen species using cells and tissues and has potential for screening or cellular analysis. M-21 KISCO LTD. We are developing cell culture plate using our chemical coating technology. We have pre-coated sample and also do coating services. M-19 KOKEN LTD. M-13 Metallogenics Co.,Ltd. Focus on metal ions, assay at your labo even for beginner researcher. We will introduce Metallo Assay kit using microplate reader and pipet. M-18 MPR Associates, Inc. Preparation of your medical diagnostic design for a US market launch. M-1 Plexera Japan K.K. M-23 SHIMADZU CORPORATION M-3 SHISEIDO CO.,LTD. M-10 SUMITOMO BAKELITE CO.,LTD. Sumitomo Bakelite is focusing to develop unique and high value-added products based on the accumulated polymer materials & plastic processing technologies for many years as a pioneer company of plastic. M-16 TAMAGAWA SEIKI CO., LTD. Our exhibits are high-performance fluorescent magnetic nanobeads and a novel high-speed immunoassay system that utilizes the beads. M-11 Tomoe Engineering Co., Ltd. M-22 TOPU BIO RESEARCH. Co., Ltd. Our company provides drug metabolites such as cytochrome P450 metabolites, glucuronide, and sufoconjugate using recombinant yeast cells. AD Science Co. Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd. Berthold Japan K.K. 14 14 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 14 2013/12/20 17:37:49 ◆Keynote Presentations Sep. 4 (Wed.) Number of audience: 158 people Keynote Lecture 1: "For the Commercialization and Industrialization of Regenerative Medicine" (10:45-11:45) Yoshihide Ezaki, Director, Bio-Industry Division, Manufacturing Industries Bureau, METI(Ministry or Economy, Trade and Industry) Keynote Lecture 2: "The Potential for advanced diagnosis by Imaging Mass Spectrometry" (11:45-12:45) Prof. Mitsutoshi Setou, Dept. of Cell Biology and Anatomy, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine Sep. 5 (Thu.) Number of audience: 203 people Panel Discussion "Trends in the Medical Instrument Industry and New Business Potentials in Advanced Diagnostics" (10:20-12:30) Chair Lecture: "Development of pharmaceutical products and the role of advanced medical devices" (20min) Akira Morooka Ph.D. , Representative of Monolith Incubation Panelist Lecture 1: "Past and Future of Medical Devices Industry" (20min) Panelist Lecture 2: "Development of Early Diagnostic Devices Using Analytical Instruments" (20min) Shohei Nakano, Medical Device Strategy Institute, Japan Association for the Advancement of Medical Equipment Specially Appointed Prof. Masahiro Kohno, Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Tokyo Institute of Technology Panelist Lecture 3: Panelist Lecture 4: "Companion Diagnostics: Now and Future" (20min) Kenji Tsujimoto, Sysmex Corporation "How to accelerate a business using Science and Technology in University campus" (20min) Specially Appointed Prof. Hisashi Iwase, Office for University-Industry Collaboration, Osaka University Keynote Lecture 3: "Translating Analytical Technology to Enable the Future of Personalized Medicine. " (12:30-13:30) Dr. Mike Lee, President, Milestone Development Services Sep. 6 (Fri.) Number of audience: 197 people Keynote Lecture 4: "Medical Device Industry Policy of Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry" (10:30-11:30) Takafumi Kakudou, Director, Medical and Assistive Device Industries Office, METI (Ministry or Economy, Trade and Industry) Keynote Lecture 5: "Anatomical dissection of metabolic systems of cancer by high-resolution imaging mass spectrosmetry"(11:30-12:30) Prof. Makoto Suematsu, School of Medicine, Keio University Keynote Lecture 6: "Clinical application of proteomic diagnostic methods"(12:30-13:30) Associate Prof. Toru Suzuki, Departments of Cardiovascular Medicine and Ubiquitous Preventive Medicine, The University of Tokyo 15 15 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 15 2013/12/20 17:37:50 ◆Alliance Presentaions 24 Alliance presentations (25 minutes/session) by exhibitors at Medical Innovation Zone, were held at M-A area and M-B area during the JASIS2013. Sep. 4 (Wed.) Number of audience: 124 people M-A 14:00 ~ 14:25 14:40 ~ 15:05 15:20 ~ 15:45 16:00 ~ 16:25 M-B The fastest path for drug , active protein and bio maker discovery . Plexera Japan K.K. Introducing life science application by Agilent 8800, the world’s first Triple Quad ICP-MS (ICP-QQQ) Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd. Metabolomics analysis solutions using mass spectrometry technology in a clinical field SHIMADZU CORPORATION Invitation to metallomics research using Metal sensor probe. Metallogenics Co.,Ltd. High-Throughput Screening Spheroids Counter. A bright field scanner, allowing reagent-free follow-up, ideal for label-free assays of 3-D cell culture. DAINIPPON SCREEN MFG. CO., LTD. Advantages of novel cell culture chamber using collagen vitrigel membrane, and its applications KANTO CHEMICAL CO.,Inc. Front line of resarch and development using 96well microplate reader Berthold Japan K.K. Introducing an innovative method for creating super clean zone, a must requirement for the analytical study on entire genome, etc. KOKEN LTD. Sep. 5 (Thu.) Number of audience: 168 people 14:00 ~ 14:25 14:40 ~ 15:05 15:20 ~ 15:45 16:00 ~ 16:25 M-A M-B It's a Multispectral World: Multispectral Imaging Technology and Applications AD Science Co. Introducing the BioSurvey. - Life Science Market Research Service. BioAssociates,Inc. For regenerative medicine research and drug discoverry by technologies of plastic processing and surface treatment. SUMITOMO BAKELITE CO.,LTD. How to Design Your Medical Diagnostic Instrument for The US Market MPR Associates, Inc. Multiprobe AFM Bio-Imaging with Raman: The Next Evolution in SPM Tomoe Engineering Co., Ltd. High-speed and high-sensitive immunoassay system utilizing novel fluorescent magnetic nanobeads TAMAGAWA SEIKI CO., LTD. Introduction of Analyzers of HORIBA Group and their applications for Life Science field. HORIBA, Ltd. Cell culture plate by chemical coating technology. KISCO LTD. 16 16 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 16 2013/12/20 17:37:51 Sep. 6 (Fri.) Number of audience: 130 people 14:00 ~ 14:25 14:40 ~ 15:05 15:20 ~ 15:45 16:00 ~ 16:25 M-A “Chiral amino acid metabolome analysis” the frontier technique for biomarker assay SHISEIDO CO.,LTD. Biomarker discovery by Q-TOF LC/MS and SISCAPA®, introduction of multivariate analysis software,MPP Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd. CE-MS metabolomics supports biomarker development for the drug discovery. Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc. QCM Molecular Interaction Analyzer AFFINIX Q8 8-channel multi monitoring and low-volume sensors INITIUM, Inc. M-B A high-throughput and fast assay of the amyloidogenicity of proteins by HANABI ELEKON SCIENCE CO.,LTD BiologicMate®: Efficacy prediction kit of biologics reagents for rheumatoid arthritis Kaytee Bio, Co. & Ltd. Contract production of drug metabolites and analysis for drug matabolic profiling TOPU BIO RESEARCH. Co., Ltd. Development of compact and high-sensitive ESR spectrometer, and application of free-radical analysis for Medical field KEYCOM Corporation ◆Partnering Corner This corner furnished a place for direct meetings with visitors desiring the following types of partnerships with companies exhibiting at the Medical Innovation Zone’s poster corner. The corner was run for three days and hosted 21 meetings. • Wanting to consider technological cooperation from the introduction of ideas and new technologies, etc. • Looking for a company they could conduct joint development of applications with. • Wanting to invest in new technologies or bio-ventures. • Looking for new products for distribution. • Wanting detailed information about new technologies and ideas relating to bio and advanced diagnostics. 2. JASIS Conference's International Conference The following four programs relating to medical innovation were held at the JASIS Conference conducted at the Makuhari Messe International Conference Hall adjacent to the exhibition venue. Invited were lecturers active at the forefront from the USA, China, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, and Hong Kong, who spoke on advances in recent years regarding advanced diagnostics and medical reforms as well as on the current state of industry-academia collaboration and bio-research. (See page 42 for details.) ① ② ③ ④ International Conference Session 1 U.S. Symposium 2013 "Mass Spectroscopy Application on Biology/ Industrial/ Diagnostic " Sep. 4 (Wed.) 14:00 - 17:00 International Conference Session 2 International Technical Forum 2013 "Special Programs examining advanced diagnostics business emerging from analytical instruments" Sep. 4 (Wed.) 13:30 - 16:40 International Conference Session 4 Korea Symposium 2013 "Microfabrication and microfluidics: Efficient Tools for Advanced Diagnostics" Sep. 6 (Fri.) 10:00 - 12:00 International Conference Session 5 China Forum 2013 "Measurement of metabolic disorders such as inborn error of metabolism by using mass spectrometry and its application to advanced diagnostics" Sep. 5 (Thu.) 13:30 – 16:00 17 17 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 17 2013/12/20 17:37:52 9. JST Booth / AIST Booth Two departments (Advanced Measuring Technology and A-STEP) from the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) occupied 21 booths and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) 5 booths. Also held were presentations of conference results. It is believed that such active cooperation as a joint exhibition has contributed in some way to development and growth of leading edge analytical technology. ◆Japan Science and Technology Agency (Advanced Measuring Technology) [Prior instruments to be exhibited] radioactive reference material, examination system for food radioactive analysis, Becqurel counter, Imaging system for fuel cell, small optical fiber laser, UV microchip laser, broadband/highsencitive imaging device [Conference] Promotion program on JST Advanced Measuring Technology & System Development Advanced Measuring Program for Japan's Science & Technology based growth International Conference Room International Conference Room Sep. 5, 10:00 - 12:30 Sep. 5, 13:00 - 15:40 ◆Japan Science and Technology Agency (A-STEP) [Prior instruments to be exhibited] Antibody concentration measuring, Lubricant-free ball screws, Vibration isolator,"Dry" Scanning Acoustic Tomograph, Gaze tracking, Exploration system for radiation hotspot, Nourishment detectors, Gas sensor ◆National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology [Highlight] 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. [Conference] Measurement and Characterization of Nano Materials NMIJ CRM Seminar 2013 -Helpful Analytical Know-how and Certified Reference Material (CRM)The 10th Symposium of Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF) -Safety of Infrastructure and Frontiers of Instrumentation and Characterization Technologies- Convention Hall A Sep. 4, 10:00 - 17:00 Convention Hall A Sep. 5, 10:00 - 17:00 Convention Hall A Sep. 6, 10:00 - 17:00 18 18 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 18 2013/12/20 17:37:53 10. mini/Solution Area Venture businesses, component manufacturers, peripheral device manufacturers, parts & software manufacturers and analysis service providers are invited to this mini/Solution Corner and gathered much attention from that industry. The exhibitors and exhibited products in this corner were as follows. ◆mini/Solution Area Exhibitors & Primary Exhibits (25 companies / 33 booth units) S-1 in-situ Downstream Asher, Micro Manipulators, Nano Probe, Near Infrared Cameras, Mid Wave Infrared Cameras S-2 Aishin.co.,ltd S-19 ALLIANCE Biosystems, Inc. Plasma Cleaner/Etcher, Sputter/Carbon coater, consumables for AFM/SPM/TEM/SEM, Silicon membrane TEM grids, FIB/SEM Lift-Out grid, Graphene SC-1 Astellatech, Inc. S-5 ASTEX CO.,LTD. S-22 Chemical Instruments Co.,Ltd. pH meters, Data processing systems, Bio-medical internal pressure monitor, microdetermination pH electrodes, micro pH electrodes S-9 Filgen, Inc. OSMIUM PLASMA COATER, VACUUM ELECTRON STAINER, UV OZONE CLEANER S-18 Hydrogen/quantum beam lab., Univ. of Tsukuba Analysis Service Providers with ion beam. Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy (RBS), elastic recoil detection analysis (ERDA). S-6 kandagomukagaku co., ltd S-12 KANEKA TECHNO RESEARCH CORPORATION Analytical Service Provider: such as material analysis, environment analysis, testing, the patent search S-11 Kawaso Texcel Co ,Ltd X-ray transmission windows, Infrared transmission windows. Beryllium, Diamond and Sapphire can be brazed to Cu, Al and SUS. Hermetically brazed joints (Cu-W, Cu-Alumina and etc.) S-16 KLV CO., LTD. S-10 OEM Laser Gas Detector, OEM Mass Flow Meter, OEM Mass Flow Controller, Infrared Source S-7 Lightstone Corp. Data Analysis and Grahing Software “Origin” , WRD Analysis Software “JADE” Database of the Powder Diffraction File “ICDD PDF-4+” S-21 NANO CONTROL CO.,LTD. S-17 Neuberg Company Limited S-20 niigata corporation S-3 QMAIL S-15 S.H.I. Examination & Inspection, Ltd. Activation analysis of trace light elements. Surface analysis with ion beam. The electrical characteristic evaluation of Si device. S-8 TAKASAGO ELECTRIC, INC. Micro pumps (Electro-osmotic, piezoelectric, syringe, on chip, unit, etc.), miniature valves including rocker valves, a bonded manifold, etc S-4 TOKYO M.I. CO., INC. electric ignited Bunsen Baurner, Aspirator, etu. S-14 UNION CORPORATION S-13 Vacuubrand Scientific Japan Ltd. Chemistry diaphragm pumps and pumping systems. Vacuum gauges and controller. Fluid aspiration system. SC-2 Watty Corporation SC-3 YOS Co., Ltd. AD Science Co. LEISTER TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD 19 19 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 19 2013/12/20 17:37:53 11. Research Organization / Academic Association Area 11 public research institutes exhibited in the Research Organization Area and 7 academic associations exhibited in Academic Associations Area. The presentations on the latest development, exhibitions of prototypes of new instruments and the introduction of conference theme were carried out. This area is an important area to communicate with the research engineers and scholars of government, academia and industry. ◆Research Organization Area (11 organizations / 16 booth units) 1. Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan (Chemical Standards Department) 2. Instrument and Research Technology Center, Nagoya Institute of Technology 3. Isotope Imaging Laboratory, Hokkaido University 4. Kimura Laboratory, Graduate School of Science, Kobe University 5. Light Beam Platform 6. National Institure of Technology and Evaluation 7.National Metrology Institute of Japan(NMIJ)/National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) 8. RIKEN NMR Facility 9. Takasaki Advanced Radiation Research Institute, JAEA 10.University of Toyama, Center for Research and Development in Natural Sciences, Instrumental Analysis 11. Watarai /Kawano Project, Osaka University ◆Academic Association Area (7organizations / 8 booth units) 1. Japan Accreditation Board (JAB) 2. Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association 3. Japan Environmental Technology Association 4. Professsionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation Society(PAI-NET) 5. Radiation Application Development Association 6. The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry 7. The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 20 20 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 20 2013/12/20 17:37:54 12. International Organization Area International Organization Area was set for Internationalization promotion of a show. “U.S. Pavilion” by U.S. State Japan Office etc. was continually formed, and “Korea Pavilion” and “Canada Pavilion” were set for the second time this year. Japan Analytical Instrument Manufacturers’ Association’s partner associations were also introduced as a “JAIMA Partners”. ◆International Organization Area (24 companies・organizations 22 booth Units / 11 countries) analytica-Messe München <Korea Pavilion> Belgium-Wallonia Foreign Trade and Investment Agency (AWEX) KOREA LAB CAIA Korea Scientific Instruments Industry Cooperative (CHINA ASSOCIATION FOR INSTRUMENTALANALYSIS) HAN JIN QUARTZ. Hong Kong Trade Development Council <Canada Pavilion> Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Commercial Office Alberta Japan Office Canada Pavilion Quebec Government SINGAPORE EXHIBITION SERVICES Embassy of Canada VINALAB/VINATEST Ontario International Marketing Centre <U.S. Pavilion> Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc. <JAIMA Partners> Titan Technologies K.K ALDA Commercial Service, U.S. Embassy Tokyo (Analytical, Life Science & Diagnostics Association) State of Oregon Japan Representative Office Beijing Physical & Chemistry Testing Technology Society Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dept. of Community GAMBICA ASSOCIATION LTD TEEMA and Economic Development Japan Office State of North Carolina Japan Office (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association) Virginia Economic Development Partnership State of Missouri Department of Economic Development Pittcon ◆Organization for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Regional Innovation, Japan (SME Support, Japan): Consultation Corner for Assisting in the Internationalization of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Continuing on from the example of last year’s exhibition, SME Support, Japan also exhibited at JASIS 2013. For 3 days, the Consultation Corner for Assisting in the Internationalization of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises provided advice at the International Organization Corner. The number of consultations was 11 (20 last year). Inquiries concerned the USA, ASEAN, China, Europe, Russia, and South America. Compared to last year, inquiries about China dropped and those regarding ASEAN countries increased. Inquiry subjects could be categorized into export regulations and import procedures, ways to find customers, market size survey methods, sales expansion procedures, product safety verification, product manual localization, and information on international advertising media. 21 21 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 21 2013/12/20 17:37:54 13. Media & Press Area This Area presented newspapers, magazines and books that deal with analysis and analytical instruments and scientific offered by various publishing companies in Japan and overseas. ◆Media & Press Area (14 publishers 15 booth units) OPTRONICS CO., Ltd. AAAS/Science Sangyo Times, Inc. Digital Data Management Corporation SANGYO TO KANKYO Electronic Journal, Inc. Separation Science International Labmate TAISEISHA LTD. MARUZEN PUBLISHING CO., LTD THE CHEMICAL DAILY CO., LTD. Nikkei Science, Inc. THE SCIENCE NEWS NTS INC. 22 22 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 22 2013/12/20 17:37:55 14. “The Heritage” Corner The recognition project “Heritage of Analytical and Scientific Instruments”, run by Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) and Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA), certified fifteen titles in 2013 and on July 26 announced the newly certified heritage articles. The “Heritage of Analytical and Scientific Instruments” recognition project began in 2012 with the object of preserving for future generations valuable analytical technologies and instruments and scientific instruments that contributed to the daily lives, economy, education, and culture of the people of Japan. 2013 being the second year of this project, the general public was also solicited for candidates, resulting in a total of 26 entries from 19 respondents. The certified articles, all of which represent instruments and technologies with worldwide recognition in their time, merit passing on to the next generation as symbols of the power of science. The 2nd Certification Ceremony was held on September 4 in the Lapis hall of Hotel New Otani Makuhari. In addition, panels displays showing certified instruments, their histories, and other information, and displays of the instruments themselves were held at the Analytical and Scientific Instruments Heritage Corner located at the Event Square in Hall 8 of the JASIS exhibition venue. 【Selection Committee members for heritage of analytical and scientific instruments】 Chairperson: Yoshimasa Nihei (Professor emeritus of The University of Tokyo) Itaru Ishii (Director of Dpt. of Science and Engineering, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo) Akira Ishitani (Advisor emeritus of Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology) Masaaki Kubota (Director General of NIMC, Advanced Industrial, Science and Technology (AIST)) Keiichi Furuya (Professor emeritus of The Tokyo University of Science) Hiroo Yahasaki (Professor emeritus of The University of Tokyo) 【Recognition Criteria】 (1) What falls under either of the following criteria: Technologies or instruments that realized significant results in the history of the development of the analytical measuring techniques / instruments and the scientific instruments related techniques / instruments, particularly significant to be passed on to the next generations, and satisfy the following criteria: ・Indicating the important aspects and phases for the development of the target scientific instruments related techniques and instruments ・Showing Japan's independent development of the scientific instruments related techniques and instruments from the international point of view ・Contributed to the creations of the new scientific instruments related technique and instrument fields (2) Technologies or instruments that notably affected the daily lives, the economies, the societies and the cultures of people among which fall under the following criteria ・ Played an important role to contribute to the expansions of people’s lives and creation of new life styles ・Made epoch-making contribution to the development of the economies of Japan and to the improvement of the international positions of Japan ・Indicate the important events that are concerned with the societies, the cultures, the scientific instruments related techniques and instruments 【Categories on Recognized Targets】 (1) The stored and collected instruments (2) The technologies, the instruments, the related documents and the analytical/test specimen that have historical implications 23 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 23 2013/12/20 17:37:55 ◆List of the 2nd certified instruments and items No. 21 22 Tanaka's Microscope PORTABLE MIXER 23 The early stage surface electron microscope in Japan 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Beckman Spectrophotometer DU Beckman Ultracentrifuge Model L Automatically-recording X-Ray Diffractometer Geigerflex D-1 X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer Geigerflex SX CAT.NO.3063 Infrared Gas Analyzer for Industrial Use GA-1 Portable Combustible gas detector FM-I Reporting Auto Titrator RAT-1 Model IR-G Grating Infrared spectrophotometer Surface Tensiometer MODEL 170-70 Hitachi Polarized Zeeman Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer Shimadzu High Performance Liquid Chromatograph LC-3A Potable Hydrogen Generator 33 34 35 Titles Applicants Osaka University, INOUE Ryo Satake Chemical Equipment Mfg Ltd. Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University Beckman Coulter K.K. Beckman Coulter K.K. Rigaku Corporation Rigaku Corporation HORIBA, Ltd. KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K. Hiranuma Sangyo Co., Ltd. JASCO Corporation Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd. Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Shimadzu Corporation HORIBA, Ltd. ◆Analytical・Scientific Instruments Certificated Ceremony (Hotel New Otani Makunahri) 24 24 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 24 2013/12/20 17:37:55 15. Science Experimental Show & Workshop / Educational DVD Corner At the back end of hall 6, the forum space was set up with 100 audience capacity where “Science Experimental Show & Workshop” were held by Japan Science Foundation / Science Museum. The program and the number of audiences are shown as follows. ◆Science Experimental Show & Workshop presented by Japan Science Foundation / Science Museum Date : Sep. 6 (Thu.) 13:00 - 14:00 / 14:45 - 15:45 Place: Event Square, Hall 6 Total number of audience: 21 people / 36 people ◆Educational Videos (DVDs) by Japan Society of Analytical Chemistry (JSAC) Date : Sep. 4 (Wd.) - 6 (Fri.) 10:00 - 16:51 ※Sep.6: AM Place: Event Square, Hall 6 ※Sep.6 AM Program: (30 minutes each, Japanese language only) "LC/MS Analysis" (10:00 - 10:34 / 11:43 - 12:17 / 13:26 - 14:00 / 15:09 - 15:43) "Reliability of analysis and its value" (10:35 - 11:08 / 12:18 - 12:51 / 14:01 - 14:34 / 15:44 - 16:17) "HPLC Analysis" (11:09 - 11:42 / 12:52 - 13:25 / 14:35 - 15:08 / 16:18 - 16:51) 25 25 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 25 2013/12/20 17:37:56 16. My NAVI Lounge / Smartphone 1. My NAVI Lounge In collaboration with the Mynavi Corporation, the My NAVI Lounge, set up to assist university students in exploring the venue, was run for the three days of the JAMIS in the 2nd floor lounge of Hall 7. Over 200 students took advantage of this lounge, presumably to research of fields with the aim of finding employment. As a result, the university student category of visitors increased by 147 (17.5%) over last year. Though exhibiting companies cannot expect to convert student visitors to customers in the short term, these students may become future users or industry leaders. It therefore behooved the companies to use the Lounge as an opportunity to present to the students a good cooperate image. The future of analytical and scientific instruments depends crucially on developing the interest of students in this field. JASIS can serve as an ideal stage for this purpose. The My NAVI Lounge provided conveniences to student visitors through such services as free name card production for students without name cards and seminars teaching proper booth visiting manners. (Advance applications: 298; actual attendance: 202; rate of attendance: 67.8%.) Seminars held at the My NAVI Lounge covered mainly the following topics: (Four morning and four afternoon fifteen minute sessions.) I. Strategies for efficient exhibition navigation II. Booth visiting manners (business manners) III. Points in the application of this event to industry and company research IV. Explanation of venue entry procedures 2. Applications for Smart Phones (Japanese only) The expansion of the JASIS exhibition and seminar scale has been accompanied by feedback to the effect that visitors do not have time to see and hear everything they want. Many visitors seem to puzzle over how to navigate the venue most efficiently. With a view towards enhancing visitor convenience, this year for the first time we made available at the App Store and Google play applications that run on smart phones and other devices. With this app, the visitor can check seminar programs, exhibiting company booth locations, exhibiting products, attractions, and other information. The app also supports marking. The aim of this app was to enable visitors to utilize JASIS contents to the maximum extent possible by providing an easy way to check what they want to see and hear so that they can efficiently make their rounds at the venue. Smart phone apps are easier to carry around than printed guides. Not only does the app assist the planning in advance of how to navigate the venue by letting the user mark programs and maps, it also facilitates post-attendance reporting by letting the user enter notes on observations and lectures, save them in the app, and easily send them by email or other means back to the company. The app was widely praised by users for how handy it was for a broad range of uses. 26 26 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 26 2013/12/20 17:37:56 17. "Scientific / Analytical Instruments Compendium" 2013 marks the second year that the printed editions of the Scientific Instruments Compendium, published by JSIA, and the Analytical Instruments Guide, published by JAIMA have been unified into a single volume. Titled the Analytical / Scientific Instruments Compendium (Japanese only), listing items numbered 4,509 spaces and listing 402 companies. 20,000 copies of the 2013 Analytical / Scientific Instruments Compendium were printed in book form and 5,000 were provided on CDs. During the three days of JASIS 2013, 7,000 printed copies and 1,700 CDs were provided for limited distribution. After the exhibition ended, copies of the Analytical / Scientific Instruments Compendium 2013 were given to the companies listed therein. The Compendium was also sent to member corporations that had reserved a copy. For the convenience of end users, it was also provided to universities and national and public research and development organizations, the research and development departments of private industry, libraries, technical colleges, and other bodies, in reference to the latest data of the information on the destinations . "Scientific / Analytical Instruments Compendium 2013" Number of copies published and distributed No. of listing items 4,509 spaces No. of listed companies 402 companies No. of copies distributed Printed matters-7,000 CD-1,700 No. of copies printed Printed matters-20,00 CD-5,000 The Guidebook of Analytical Instruments was available free-of-charge at the information counters in Halls 5 and 7. A special limited distribution of 700 copies per day, a total of 2,100 copies for the three-day exhibition, was provided. Due to the unification of the two directories, the Data Section (standard substances, analytical instruments for different environmental pollution substances, food additives and instruments, positive list test method, etc.) that had included in the Analytical Instruments Compendium was from 2012 put into the Guidebook of Analytical Instruments. Additionally, the instruments explanation section of the Guidebook of Analytical Instruments received major revisions in 2013. 27 27 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 27 2013/12/20 17:37:56 18. Exhibition Following Services and events were provided by the organizers in these halls. ・Lottery's Counters (Hall 6 and Hall 8 at Event Square) To mitigate crowding at the venue reception, JASIS promotes the use of pre-registration for visitor admission. As part of its pre-registration campaign, a lottery was held especially for visitors who had pre-registered. This lottery has continued for nearly ten years since the time of the Analytical Instruments Exhibition and has become a regular event popular with visitors. ・Questionnaire Counters (Hall 6 and Hall 8 at Event Square) Questionnaire was carried out for 5,000 visitors during 3 days. (For details, see p.60) ・Internet Corners (Hall 6 and Hall 8 at Event Square) Free Wireless LAN connectable services and PCs & Printers services were presented for visitors. ・Free drink Corner (Hall 6 and Hall 8 at Event Square) A cup of tea or water was offered to visitors for free of charge, 5,000 cups a day. ・Organizers Information Corner (Hall 8 at Event Square) Panel presentations were held about the activity of JASIS organizers, JAIMA and JSIA. ・JAIMA's Publication Corner (Hall 8 at Event Square) The standards set by JAIMA were available to purchase here. 28 28 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 28 2013/12/20 17:37:56 19. New Technology Seminars The New Technology Seminar provided a critical foundation for the exhibition by providing a place to acquire information about new products and analytical technology that cannot otherwise be obtained at an exhibition dedicated only to products. To obtain maximum attendance, various competing schemes were implemented by participating companies that provided the Seminar with increased drawing power. The number of presentation topics this year was 343, setting a new record by exceeding last year’s 337. As in other years, 17 rooms—11 at the APA Hotel & Resorts Tokyo Bay Makuhari and 6 at the Hotel New Otani Makuhari—were used as conference rooms. 5 conference rooms had a capacity of 200 attendees each while 12 held 100 each. Presentation lengths were also the same with time slots of 25 and 50 minutes. Due to the larger number of presentations most of the time slots were taken up. Only three 50 minute time slots were left over. 25 minute presentations numbered 208, accounting for about 60% of the total (204 for 61% last year). 50 minute presentations numbered 135 for the remaining 40% (133 for 39% last year). The audience figure for this year was 15,047, an approximate 2% reduction over last year’s 15,422. The average attendance per topic was 43.9 (45.8 for last year, 47.8 the year before). Total attendance for the 25 and 50 minute presentations was characterized by a 2% higher decrease in attendance for 50 minute presentations than 25 minute presentations. Presentations enjoying nearly full attendance at room capacity of 90% or greater numbered were 21 (28 for last year). Of these, 10 had attendance at full capacity (21 for last year). Participation in The New Technology Seminar was 64.2% of the total number of exhibition visitors, down from last year’s 66.6%. Though the number of listeners decreased along with the slight drop in the total number of JASIS visitors, this program continues to play an important role in supporting the JASIS exhibition. Number of New Technology Seminars over the years [Theme] Mass spectrometers 400 343 350 324 291 300 250 209 200 150 100 50 0 28 23 23 32 46 4 11 1 41 2004 225 29 22 24 31 56 5 13 10 35 2005 257 39 36 20 24 29 27 22 65 37 70 300 46 277 25 24 45 43 71 43 313 49 22 27 23 26 39 43 62 61 72 9 18 6 10 18 4 9 14 13 17 21 33 8 14 10 12 20 13 52 64 70 66 76 64 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 8 15 8 337 Surface analyzers 38 39 22 22 26 32 45 43 81 70 9 13 13 10 13 9 94 101 Others 2012 2013 year [Year] X-ray analyzers UV, Vis & IR spectrometers Separation analysis apparatus Themal analyzers Pretreatment systems Analytical data systems 29 29 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 29 2013/12/20 17:37:57 According to a breakdown by instrument types, those classified as "Others" were most numerous at 101 or 29% (94 for 28% last Number of each session and audience [Themes] year [hereafter figures in parenthesis = last year’s]). Separation 120 analysis apparatus followed with 70 for 20% (81 for 24%), 100 photometric analysis with 43 at 13% (45 for 13%), and mass Number of themes Number of audiences [Audiences] 80 60 spectrometers with 39 for 11% (38 for 11%). These figures are 40 nearly identical to last year’s, with separation analysis apparatus 20 showing a decrease and X-ray application analysis an increase. 0 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 The increase in X-ray application analysis is a possible indication of the increasing importance of material analyses. Similar to last year, the increase in the Other classification suggests the rise of new topics not covered by previous categories of apparatus types and methods. From the perspective hardware/software or applications/expertise focus for presentations, etc., about 41% were focused on applications/expertise, 42% equally on hardware/software and applications/expertise, and 16% on hardware/software. This shows increasing weight being placed on applications/expertise-based presentations. Number of each session and audience [Themes] 160 Number of session Number of audience 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 [Audience] 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 As in the last two years, the presentation field with the greatest number topics was Nano-technology and Materials at 43% of the total. This was followed by Others at 27%, Biotechnology at 18%, Environment at 12%, and IT at 1%. These figures indicate a continuing trend to emphasize analytical instruments and methods related to materials analysis. Nano-technology and Materials also enjoyed the largest attendance at 6,014 (6,161 for last year). Materials for analysis were covered in the order of drug development and pharmaceuticals, foods, petroleum/petrochemistry/rubber/plastics, electronic materials and semiconductors, environment (atmosphere, water quality, soil), paper/pulp/fiber/ink/dyes, life science/medical, ceramics/derivative/liquid crystals, steel and non-ferrous metals, environment (waste), and the others category. A standout feature of this year is how steel and non-ferrous metals, last year’s top presentation, decreased from 169 to 118, whereas drug development and pharmaceuticals showed a major increase from last year’s 140 to 202. Though this figures decreased from last year, 3 sessions with simultaneous translation were also held this year. 30 30 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 30 2013/12/20 17:37:57 【New Technology Seminars】 Date: September 4 (Wed.) ~6 (Fri.) 10:00~17:00 Venue: Tokyo Bay "Makuhari Hall" Room 1-11, 2nd Fl., APA Hotel & Resorts Tokyo Bay Makuhari STELLA, LAPIS, SHO, YU, MAI and REI, Hotel New Otani Makuhari Number of participating companies: 100 companies (98 companies) *( ) : JASIS2012's figures Number of sessions: 343 sessions (337 sessions) New Technology Seminar comparison JASIS2013 JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 number of audience / sessions Sept. 4 (Wed.) (Day 1) 4,190 / 111 4,636 / 112 4,179 / 97 Sept. 5 (Thu.) ( Day 2) 5,055 / 115 5,141 / 111 5,237 / 104 Sept. 6 (Fri.) ( Day 3) 5,802 / 117 5,645 / 114 5,557 / 112 Total 15,047 / 343 15,422 / 337 14,973 / 313 Number of sessions 343 337 313 Number of sessions with simultaneous interpretation 4 19 1 297 288 286 (JAIMA member companies) (JSIA member companies) 5 7 6 (Not member companies) 41 42 21 Total number of sessions 343 337 313 Average numer of audience 43.9 45.8 47.8 31 31 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 31 2013/12/20 17:37:57 New Technology Seminars Program September 4 (Wed.) ROOM (A: APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari COMPANY TIME ROOM N :Hotel New Otani Makuhari) THEME Faster Language A-1 10:30~10:55 Sigma-Aldrich Japan 5um Fused-Core Achieve Backpressure Concerns. Separations with No A-1 11:10~11:35 Renishaw K.K. Raman images: now in high definition J A-1 11:50~12:15 ChromaNik Technologies Inc. Lecture of the core shell column for beginners J Raman Imaging with the AFM / Linking chemical information with topography structures Introduction of very challenging analytical instrument realized chemical bonding state analysis in nano region. Thermal analysis on battery development; material research, safety test etc. Open our latest techniques to the public! Nanoscale analysis on various materials with an FE-TEM. The new application of the surface nano characterization <NanoIndentation> Introduction of Bio Preparative and Purification Chromatography and application by Knauer's system J A-1 12:30~12:55 WITec K.K. A-1 13:10~13:35 JEOL Ltd. A-1 13:50~14:15 NETZSCH Japan K.K. A-1 14:30~14:55 JEOL Ltd. A-1 15:10~15:35 Omicron NanoTechnology Japan Inc. A-1 15:50~16:15 ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD. A-2 10:30~10:55 ELGA LabWater(Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies(UK)Ltd.) Next Genaration Ultrapure Water System PURELAB Chorus J A-2 11:10~11:35 TA Instruments Japan Inc. Introduction of thermal property measurement systems J A-2 11:50~12:15 TA Instruments Japan Inc. A-2 12:30~12:55 JEOL Ltd. A-2 13:10~13:35 Nanophoton A-2 13:50~14:15 GTR TEC CORPORATION A-2 14:30~14:55 ENV SCIENCES TRADING CO., LTD. Introduction of basic and application for new product of Microcalorimetry Easy analysis for an uneven sample - Expanding Possibility of EPMA Imaging Raman scope RAMANview -It's performance and the latest applications Testing systems to measure gas barrier properties of Li-ion batteries High sensitivity Multi Gas Analyzer Tabletop Microscope keep on evolving.Make it easier for everyone, image resolution further enhanced. [Reduce cost] and usage of preparative HPLC LC-Forte/R for chiral separation!! The new world of X-ray microscope CT with 0.7um spatial resolution Online Application of Miniature,Robust and Low cost Mid IR Spectrometer. An Introduction of the Real-time Analysis Technologies by Using (Real-time 3D Analytical FIB-SEM) J J J J J J J J J J J A-2 15:10~15:35 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation A-2 15:50~16:15 YMC Co., Ltd. A-3 10:30~10:55 Canon Marketing Japan Inc. A-3 11:10~11:35 Systems Engineering Inc. A-3 11:50~12:15 Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation A-3 12:30~12:55 ADVANTEST CORPORATION Advantest Enables New Applications for Terahertz Technology J A-3 13:10~13:35 Bruker BioSpin K.K. Structure Analysis of Small Molecules by NMR Spectra J A-3 13:50~14:15 Biotage Japan, Ltd. A-3 14:30~14:55 GERSTEL K.K. A-3 15:10~15:35 TOKYO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD. A-3 15:50~16:15 Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd. A-4 10:30~10:55 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. A-4 11:10~11:35 JASCO Corporation A-4 11:50~12:15 M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. A-4 12:30~12:55 Bruker AXS K.K. A-4 13:10~13:35 JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. A-4 13:50~14:15 FEI Company Purification of target materials with MS spectrometry flash chromatography system Introduction of "MassWorks", a formula estimation supporting software for single quadrupole MS How to choose mixed-mode type columns and how different are they from the ODS type. New product! Introduction of easy outgas trap sampler and the application. Introduction of New Compact Mass Spectrometer (CMS). Synergy effect of Raman aud FTIR!! -Solution for the each analytical purposesHigh throughput charge variant analysis of IgG with imaged capillary IEF system. Introduce new tube and crystal for WDX, hi-speed mapping results of micro-EDX. Stable isotope analysis using the new IRMS ~inlet system to deta processing The cutting edge of FIB/SEM DualBeam technology J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J 32 32 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 32 2013/12/20 17:37:58 COMPANY THEME ROOM TIME A-4 14:30~14:55 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. A-4 15:10~15:35 Bruker AXS K.K. A-4 15:50~16:15 JEOL Ltd. A-5 10:30~10:55 Nagara Science Co., Ltd. A-5 11:10~11:35 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-5 11:50~12:15 Bruker Daltonics K.K. A-5 12:30~12:55 Merck Millipore(Merck Ltd) Tips on how to use Milli-Q and introduction of a new feature J A-5 13:10~13:35 Milestone General K.K. Accomplish the impossible! Application example of UltraWAVE. J Introduction of the particle size and Zeta-Potential analyzer for high concentration sample. NEW EDS, EBSD simultaneous acquisition methods for material analysis Make full use of TEM! - automatic acquisition of diffraction image and EDS data Development of the novel 1.5µm-gel HPLC column using the unique precise-classification method of ultra fine particles New Technology for environment analysis, Finger print and FP for thin films based on ED-XRF. Improvement of P&T, HS/GCMS analysis in conjunction with valve technology and high sensitive GCMS. Problem solved: highly reliable MALDI imaging mass spectrometry Application for trace element analysis in foods, environment and medicine samples by 3D-EDXRF Language J J J J J J A-5 13:50~14:15 JEOL Ltd. A-5 14:30~14:55 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-5 15:10~15:35 Merck Millipore(Merck Ltd) Tips of Milli-Q J J J A-5 15:50~16:15 JASCO Corporation Introduction of Check Points to Prevent from Troubles in HPLC Analysis A-6 10:30~10:55 Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. introduction of a new powder containment hood Nano Enclosure New Developments of the multilateral evaluation by Multi-Profiling Effective use of an HPLC ~Increasing Sensitivity & Simplifying Sample Preparation Methods~ XPS: Recent development in hardware and software, and their application Easy-to-understand of the pH measurement know-how to teach the secret for more accurate measurement. The Basic Fundamentals of HPLC ~ Tips on Selecting the Right Column!~ Let's discuss ISO8655, the global standard of Gilson's pipette control. Everything solved! Know-how for measuring delicate nanoparticles accurately and latest applications. Introductions of useful tips for thermal analysis and of the latest thermal analysis system. J J A-6 11:10~12:00 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-6 12:15~13:05 GL Sciences Inc. A-6 13:20~14:10 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-6 14:25~15:15 HORIBA, Ltd. A-6 15:30~16:20 GL Sciences Inc. A-7 10:30~10:55 M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. A-7 11:10~12:00 HORIBA, Ltd. A-7 12:15~13:05 Rigaku Corporation A-7 13:20~14:10 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. Solutions for Non-Targeted compounds analysis with GC/MS J A-7 14:25~15:15 SHIMADZU CORPORATION Introduction of outgas analysis using Headspace sampler with trap J A-7 15:30~16:20 Bruker Daltonics K.K. Utilization of Exact mass for material samples J A-8 10:30~10:55 Anton Paar Japan K.K. A-8 11:10~12:00 Bruker AXS K.K. A-8 12:15~13:05 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-8 13:20~14:10 Nihon Thermal Consulting Co., Ltd. A-8 14:25~15:15 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-8 15:30~16:20 GERSTEL K.K. A-9 10:30~10:55 JEOL Ltd. A-9 11:10~12:00 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-9 12:15~13:05 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-9 13:20~14:10 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-9 14:25~15:15 Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation A-9 15:30~16:20 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. New Application by using High End Microwave Assisted Instrument for Synthesis The possibility of AFM: Surface measurement, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical characterization Introducing a New Era of Imaging Mass Spectrometry iMScope for Development for AFM-IR Spectroscopy with 100nm spatial resolution Introduction of Full Line Up of Agilent Biosample Preparation Product Novel sample preparation techniques and multidimensional GC-MS for odor analysis New development! Spectrum map and dynamic SDD by using soft X-ray spectrometer Introduction of the latest LC/MS/MS applications and trigged MRM method for a qualitative approach SAXS/WAXS attachment ScatterX78 ,Nano sized density distribution analysis in a colloidal dispersion Solutions for Various Impurities Analysis in Pharmaceutics Latest trend of ICP!! New ICP-OES provides you lower running cost and high precision. Introducing How excellent MP-AES performance is! Not like Atomic Absorption or ICP-OES. J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J 33 33 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 33 2013/12/20 17:37:58 COMPANY THEME ROOM TIME A-10 10:30~10:55 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-10 11:10~12:00 JEOL Ltd. A-10 12:15~13:05 Japan Micro Array Consortium A-10 13:20~14:10 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-10 14:25~15:15 ULVAC-PHI, Inc. A-10 15:30~16:20 TOYAMA Co., Ltd. A-11 10:30~10:55 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-11 11:10~12:00 Rigaku Corporation 3D Structure Analysis by High Resolution X-ray Microscopy J A-11 12:15~13:05 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. Solutions for Helium gas supply shortage; Saving He gas and Alternative Carrier Gas with GC & GC/MS J A-11 13:20~14:10 GL Sciences Inc. Polymer resin solid phase extraction technique for drag analysis. J A-11 14:25~15:15 SHOWA DENKO K.K. A-11 15:30~16:20 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-1 10:30~10:55 NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION N-1 11:10~11:35 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-1 11:50~12:15 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-1 12:30~12:55 TOSOH CORPORATION N-1 13:10~13:35 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation N-1 13:50~14:15 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. N-1 14:30~14:55 Mettler-Toledo K.K. Innovative Technology; Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer J J How to use semiconductor array detector for PXRD and analyze XRD pattern efficiently Latest Analytical Technique for Li Ion Battery Development from Macro to Atom・getting control over material analysis Cutting-Edge Nanobio-Device and Trends of International Standardization for Biotechnology New CSV guideline; Validation plan of OpenLAB CDS installation in pharmaceutical GxP Laboratory The Latest TOF-SIMS Instrument and its Applications from ULVAC-PHI Multifunctional TOF-SIMS which can respond to various material analysis. Secure and comfortable Laboratory Control by remote service and network CDS Useful knowledge for HPLC analysis, Shodex shows you the solutions. Solved now! Handheld Raman for incoming material identification in PIC/S GMP Introduction of Mercury monitoring study related to Minamata Mercury treaty. New 1.3 um Core-Shell Particles -The Next Level of UHPLC Performance A novel stage of tandem MS technology realized with new MALDI-TOFMS High speed and high resolution analysis of biomolecules on newly developed Amide-80 column New functions of electrothermal atomic absorption spectrophotometer for the future Realistically Automatic X-ray Crystal Structure Analyses using Agilent AutoChem2.0 / SuperNova Language J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J N-1 15:10~15:35 Oxford Instruments KK Accurate viscoelastic characterization for diverse materials using Asylum new AFM N-1 15:50~16:15 Nihon Waters K.K. FAQ - LC/MS trouble shooting and the solution J N-2 10:30~10:55 Nihon Waters K.K. Revolution in the size exclusion chromatography (SEC) J N-2 11:10~12:00 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. N-2 12:15~13:05 Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd. N-2 13:20~14:10 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. N-2 14:25~15:15 GL Sciences Inc. The Basic Fundamentals of GC J N-3 10:30~10:55 Nihon BUCHI. K.K. The proper method of Rotary Evaporator J N-3 11:10~12:00 Anton Paar Japan K.K. Introduction for the new SAXSpace instrument and the latest application performed by SAXS J N-3 12:15~13:05 Metrohm Japan Ltd Tips and hints for Ion Chromatography J Introduction of Dionex ICS-5000+ HPIC Ion Chromatograph and Chromeleon 7 Workstation Introduction of Versatile Peel Analyzer VPA series that enables multi-angle test Are you having any troubles with macromolecules or nanoparticles analysis? An approach by using FFF. COMPASS (MSA) is the best tool for the analysis of EDS spectral imaging data. Nano sizing of Particles in less than one second -Zeta Potential and Nano Characterization- J J J N-3 13:20~14:10 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. N-3 14:25~15:15 Beckman Coulter K.K. N-4 10:30~10:55 J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd. Auto Measuring Instrument of water in Gas Sample J N-4 11:10~12:00 Nihon Waters K.K. Advanced Course of Sample Preparation Trouble Shooting J N-4 12:15~13:05 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. Are you satisfied with current TOF-MS? J N-4 13:20~14:10 Chemicals Evaluation Institute,Japan N-4 14:25~15:15 Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd) and Research Introductions of the know-how and the troubleshooting for method development of RP-HPLC The zeta potential measurement by high sensitivity zeta potential measurement system,ZSP. J J J J 34 34 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 34 2013/12/20 17:37:58 THEME Language HORIBA, Ltd. Welcome to Nano imaging world by AFM (Atomic Force Microscopy)-Raman! J/E 11:10~11:35 JFE Techno-Research Corporation New technologies of analytical seience in JFE-tecnoresearch 11:50~12:40 SHIMADZU CORPORATION ROOM TIME N-5 10:30~10:55 N-5 N-5 COMPANY N-5 12:55~13:45 Carl Zeiss Microscopy Co., Ltd. N-5 14:00~14:50 CORNES Technologies Ltd. N-5 15:05~15:55 K. K. AB SCIEX The latest UHPLC technology for analysis of pharmaceuticals Correlative Particle Analysis (CAPA) Fast ISO 16232 characterization by light & electron microscopy Determination of absolute configuration of chiral molecules using VCD Spectrometer;ChiralIR-2X Basic to Novel Approach by LC/MS/MS in Chemical, Electrical/Electronics and Environment application J J/E J/E J J September 5 (Thu.) THEME Language TOKYO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD. Which column to use when separations cannot be achieved by ODS in reversed phase condition. J 11:10~11:35 BL TEC K.K. NIR comes in useful - from auto sampler to data processing J A-1 11:50~12:15 JEOL Ltd. Tips on making up the optimum Lab environment for high precision and high throughput analysis on Electron Microscopes J A-1 12:30~12:55 ADVANTEST CORPORATION Advantest Enables New Applications for Terahertz Technology J ROOM TIME A-1 10:30~10:55 A-1 COMPANY Introduction of New Gas Volume Analyzer for Soft Drinks and Beer Introduction of the separated fraction method without using column,Field Flow Fractionation (FFF). A-1 13:10~13:35 Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd. A-1 13:50~14:15 ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD. A-1 14:30~14:55 JEOL Ltd. Step up to 3D! A-1 15:10~15:35 JASCO Corporation Know this any way! -Proper measurement of solid materials using spectrophotometer- J A-1 15:50~16:15 ChromaNik Technologies Inc. The difference of 5 kinds of core shell C18 J A-2 10:30~10:55 Renishaw K.K. Raman images: now in high definition J A-2 11:10~11:35 Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd. A-2 11:50~12:15 Systems Engineering Inc. A-2 12:30~12:55 EKO instruments Co., Ltd. The latest technology of Viscosity Test Methods J A-2 13:10~13:35 ORGANO CORPORATION High-Grade Ultrapure Water System for Lab "PURIC- / 60" J A-2 13:50~14:15 JEOL Ltd. A-2 14:30~14:55 Bruker BioSpin K.K. A-2 15:10~15:35 NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION A-2 15:50~16:15 K. K. AB SCIEX A-3 10:30~10:55 YMC Co., Ltd. A-3 11:10~11:35 DKSH Japan K.K. A-3 11:50~12:15 SHOWA DENKO K.K. A-3 12:30~12:55 JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. A-3 13:10~13:35 JEOL Ltd. A-3 13:50~14:15 Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd. A-3 14:30~14:55 Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. A-3 15:10~15:35 Bruker Daltonics K.K. A-3 15:50~16:15 GERSTEL K.K. A-4 10:30~10:55 M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. Introduction of 3D analysis by FIB-SEM Introduction of KEM New Mercury analyzer for air and liquid samples in laboratories. Agility transportable benchtop Raman spectrometer; small, rugged, dual band model available Recent advanced in surface observation.-The topmost surface observation using FE-SEM JSM-7800F Monitoring of Food Quality and Safety using Magnetic Resonance method The master of Hg analyzer from now on! The smart usage of reducing vaporization Hg analyzer. We can do it with Mass Spectrometry - Novel Analytical Approach in Materials Evaluation Effective methods!! How to utilize C18 and second choice columns for HPLC. Introduce LAUDA's capillary viscometer,thermostat and chiller Next generation coming! CIM monolith, fast and large-scale purification resins. Wider range, faster results! The latest trend how better to use the Particle Image Analyzer Attention, now! Analytical techniques to ensure reliability in quality control Make your Gas Analyses more Accurate, more Sensitive, and Easier!! Bio-research support robot proposal to allow a flexible work layout and high reproducibility It is one proposal in the LC-MS/MS. This solution will be changing you to a master of shorting. Novel application of GCxGC utilizing high resolution TOF-MS and soft ionization technique From Peptide to Membrane Protein - SEPAX SEC Column has a choice for you. J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J 35 35 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 35 2013/12/20 17:37:58 COMPANY THEME ROOM TIME A-4 11:10~11:35 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. A-4 11:50~12:15 Bruker AXS K.K. A-4 12:30~12:55 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. A-4 13:10~13:35 Nihon Waters K.K. A-4 13:50~14:15 TA Instruments Japan Inc. A-4 14:30~14:55 LECOjapanCorporation A-4 15:10~15:35 Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd. A-4 15:50~16:15 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-5 10:30~10:55 Nihon Waters K.K. A-5 11:10~11:35 TA Instruments Japan Inc. The basics and application of the thermal analysis J A-5 11:50~12:15 ELGA LabWater(Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies(UK)Ltd.) Next Genaration Ultrapure Water System PURELAB Chorus J A-5 12:30~12:55 Nihon Waters K.K. A-5 13:10~13:35 Fujitsu Limited A-5 13:50~14:15 Milestone General K.K. A-5 14:30~14:55 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation A-5 15:10~15:35 Milestone General K.K. A-5 15:50~16:15 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation A-6 10:30~10:55 Bruker AXS K.K. A-6 11:10~12:00 GL Sciences Inc. A-6 12:15~13:05 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-6 13:20~14:10 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-6 14:25~15:15 HORIBA, Ltd. A-6 15:30~16:20 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-7 10:30~10:55 JEOL Ltd. Problem solved: alternative carrier gases for GC/MS analyses J J Introduction of the particle size and Zeta-Potential analyzer for high concentration sample. High speed EDS mapping by mean of large solid angle EDS detector. A bland-new low volume and ultra sensitive spectrophotometer which enable you sample recovery. Characterization and Performance Test of Reversed-Phase Columns The viscoelastic measurement and applications to learn from the basics How to find slight differences that cause deterioration of polymer material by GC-TOFMS analysis Introduction of unique lab instrument from overseas (The easiest and coolest way homogenizer etc) All-in-one XRD system "Empyrean" for diversified powder and thin films applications. Practical example of ACQUITY UPC2(UltlaPerformance Convergence Chromatography) Technologies leveraged an ideal solvent, supercritical fluid, provide cost & time saving and GREEN. Automated structure verification for the compound library by 2D NMR. Change your mercury analysis! Introduction of advanced direct mercury analyzer DMA-80 Introduction of the latest 3D FL spectrum applications (material, food, environment) Change your preparation! Advanced microwave digestion applications with insert vessels Measurement technique of the optical materials.-Introducing the latest systemThe fitting appraisal method of powder x-ray diffraction data-Introduction of a TOPAS new versionThe Basic Fundamentals of HPLC ~ Tips on Selecting the Right Column!~ Introducing analytical solutions of advanced material such as Lithum Ion battery material Must-see ! Tips for doing well in the FTIR analysis of the contaminants Easy-to-understand of the pH measurement know-how to teach the secret for more accurate measurement. Know-how of lapse point on measurement by spectrophotometer and hot applications Language J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J A-7 11:10~12:00 SHIMADZU CORPORATION Scoop of EDX analysis! Techniques of device usage learned from the applications A-7 12:15~13:05 GL Sciences Inc. Basic technique of acid digestion for metal analsys. J A-7 13:20~14:10 Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation What a surprise !!Next generation XRF system for RoHS analysis and latest applications J A-7 14:25~15:15 SHIMADZU CORPORATION The Latest LC-MS/MS Solution for Environmental Analysis J A-7 15:30~16:20 HORIBA, Ltd. A-8 10:30~10:55 Merck Millipore(Merck Ltd) A-8 11:10~12:00 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-8 12:15~13:05 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-8 13:20~14:10 HORIBA, Ltd. A-8 14:25~15:15 Sigma-Aldrich Japan A-8 15:30~16:20 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. Cost effect laboratry management by multi vendor service J A-9 10:30~10:55 SHIMADZU CORPORATION Analysis of HPLC,LC-MS using the latest technology J Novel development of GDS (Glow Discharge Spectroscopy) analysis, the application of GD-OES and GD-TOF-MS A new feature of Milli-Q and the correspondence to laws and ordinances. Solutions for Pesticides analysis with GC/MS for Food Safety and Water analysis Introduction of ultra-high speed and sensitivity measurement by using new technique on diffraction Everything solved! Here are answers to your questions on micro Raman spectroscopy. Basic of Solid Phase Extraction and introduction of Supelco unique SPE J J J J J J 36 36 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 36 2013/12/20 17:37:59 COMPANY ROOM TIME A-9 11:10~12:00 Yanaco Analytical Systems Inc. A-9 12:15~13:05 Rigaku Corporation A-9 13:20~14:10 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-9 14:25~15:15 GL Sciences Inc. A-9 15:30~16:20 Anton Paar Japan K.K. A-10 10:30~10:55 Anton Paar Japan K.K. THEME Detection of volatile metabolites of human diseases using MCC-GC-IMS Theoretical and Practical Hints of On-site Analyses with Hand-held and Portable EDXRF Systems The world's first ICP-QQQ! -Introduce the advantage and the application Comprehensive Analysis of Odor, but More Importantly, Tips on Sample Preparation & Detection The New Evaluation and Application for Surface of solid materials performed by SurPASS New Application by using High End Refractometer It's worth a visit! Most suitable coupling system for evolved gas analysis, EGA. Food,Flavour and Fragrance analysis application and Thermal Desorption. Language J J J J J J A-10 11:10~12:00 Rigaku Corporation A-10 12:15~13:05 ENV SCIENCES TRADING CO., LTD. A-10 13:20~14:10 GL Sciences Inc. A-10 14:25~15:15 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-10 15:30~16:20 Rigaku Corporation A-11 10:30~10:55 FEI Company A-11 11:10~12:00 TOSOH CORPORATION A-11 12:15~13:05 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. A-11 13:20~14:10 JASCO Corporation A-11 14:25~15:15 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-11 15:30~16:20 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. N-1 10:30~10:55 JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. N-1 11:10~11:35 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. N-1 11:50~12:15 WITec K.K. N-1 12:30~12:55 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-1 13:10~13:35 GTR TEC CORPORATION N-1 13:50~14:15 Canon Marketing Japan Inc. N-1 14:30~14:55 SHIMADZU CORPORATION Protein analysis by integrated protein digestion HPLC J N-1 15:10~15:35 Nihon BUCHI. K.K. Is it a correct extraction? -Report of some cases in environment, foods and the resin additives- J N-1 15:50~16:15 M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. Pretreatment procedure for Inorganic analysis. J N-2 10:30~10:55 Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd. New Product!Introduction of advanced portable pyrolyzer. J N-2 11:10~12:00 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. Always Ready! Capillary Ion Chromatography J N-2 12:15~13:05 SHIMADZU CORPORATION Tips for successful use of GC-MS/MS J N-2 13:20~14:10 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. Basic course of polymer analysis using light scattering technique. J N-2 14:25~15:15 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Leading edge technique for material evaluation using FE-SEM J The solid-phase extraction perfect seminar for food analysis. How can Analytical Chromatographic Techniques Reduce the Risk of NBE Candidate Failure? Analyses of pharmaceutical materials by Handheld Raman Spectrometer -For pure materials and mixtures Latest technologies for imaging and analysis in a TEM Analysis of polymers with newly developed ultra-high temperature GPC system Study the ins and outs of quantitation analysis using latest LC-MS/MS system Unmeasurable advanced materials vs spectrophotometer -Unique solution based on abundant experienceSAXS/WAXS attachment ScatterX78 ,Nano sized density distribution analysis in a colloidal dispersion Purification using 96Ch parallel chromatography system/ Liquid Handling WS with Dual Span4 IR and Mass Spectrum Measurement of Very Small Amount of Component by the LC-SPE Method Fast Acquisition Method in Multi-dimensional NMR using CLEAN Algorithm A New Dimension in Raman Microscopy: Ultra-fast & high resolution 3D chemical imaging New 5 um Core-Shell Particles for Increased Performance with Low Backpressure Concerning a trend of GTR-SHED based on SAE J2659 the fuel permeation test method The new world of X-ray microscope CT with 0.7um spatial resolution Thermo Scientific iCAP 7000 series ICP-OES for high quality data with low cost FLOW TYPE MICROWAVE CHEMICAL REACTOR FOR PRODUCTION USE, FITTING TO SYNTHESIS OF FUNCTIONAL MATERIAL Suggestion in ideal management of weighing equipment that needs to be compliant to GLP, GMP or USP. J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J N-2 15:30~16:20 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. N-3 10:30~10:55 J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd. N-3 11:10~12:00 Mettler-Toledo K.K. N-3 12:15~13:05 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. FT-IR/Raman Level-up course J N-3 13:20~14:10 Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd. Laborsaving and productivity improvement performances of the full automatic contact angle meter J J J J 37 37 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 37 2013/12/20 17:37:59 ROOM TIME COMPANY THEME Language N-3 14:25~15:15 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. Introduction of halogen, sulfur analyzer AQF-2100H by the combustion-IC J N-3 15:30~16:20 ULVAC-PHI, Inc. The Latest XPS and their Application from ULVAC-PHI J TOC Analyzer - A new measuring system expands the possibility for anyone to check on TOC New challenges for Nano-particles measurements - agglomeration in biopharmaceuticalsIntroductions of the know-how and the troubleshooting for method development of RP-HPLC N-4 10:30~10:55 KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab., Corp. N-4 11:10~12:00 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-4 12:15~13:05 Chemicals Evaluation Institute,Japan N-4 13:20~14:10 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. N-4 14:25~15:15 Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD. N-4 15:30~16:20 JEOL Ltd. N-6 10:30~10:55 Quantum Design Japan, Inc. N-6 11:10~11:35 NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd. N-6 11:50~12:15 Restek Corporation N-6 12:30~13:20 TOYO Corporation N-6 13:35~14:25 Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd) N-6 14:40~15:30 USHIO INC. The brightest, most consistent broad band light source J N-6 15:45~16:10 OLYMPUS CORPORATION A New LSM/SPM Integrated Model, Nano Search Microscope OLS4500, its Technologies and Applications J THEME Language and Research How to do quantitative analysis of unknown analytes by HPLC? Superiority of Particle size distribution detected by SPOS and Image analysis. Fundamental course on GC-MS - Basic theory and terms will be explained A new perspective for your surface analysis through the "No Scanning" measurement Introduction of the Entech7200 Preconcentrator using a canister, and its several applications EZGC Chromatogram Modeler for GC analysis SEM technologies for observation with ultra low acceleration voltage and latest In-SEM technologies Advanced Light Scattering Detection, including SEC-MALS, for SEC/GPC J J J J J J J J J J J September 6 (Fri.) ROOM TIME A-1 10:30~10:55 COMPANY Renishaw K.K. A-1 11:10~11:35 Ken Products Development Corporation A-1 11:50~12:15 YMC Co., Ltd. A-1 12:30~12:55 CENTRAL KAGAKU CORPORATION A-1 13:10~13:35 CORNES Technologies Ltd. A-1 13:50~14:15 JEOL Ltd. A-1 14:30~14:55 JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD. A-1 15:10~15:35 HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS k.k. A-1 15:50~16:15 Bruker Optics K.K. A-2 10:30~10:55 Bruker BioSpin K.K. A-2 11:10~11:35 BL TEC K.K. A-2 11:50~12:15 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-2 12:30~12:55 ACTAC.CO.,LTD A-2 13:10~13:35 Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd. A-2 13:50~14:15 Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd. A-2 14:30~14:55 Mettler-Toledo K.K. A-2 15:10~15:35 Nagara Science Co., Ltd. A-2 15:50~16:15 Nanophoton Raman images: now in high definition The realtime gas-determination by the mass spectrometer for the new energy development New product!! Introducing multiple flow synthesis evolved system. 'NEW'- Quick Ammonia Auto Analyzer with Coulometric Titration Introduction of thermal conductivity measurement system for Thermal interface materials and films Technique to remove radioactive substance The new technique for measuring a high quality IR spectrum by KBr tablet method. Sensitivity Improvement of MCP-based Ion Detectors for Mass Spectrometry. Innovation with integrity! Bruker Optics offers a new concept to the FT-IR Microscopy Introduction of solid-state NMR to development of lithium-ion rechargeable battery Standardization of CFA as JIS and trend of environmental analysis to be official method. Application for trace element analysis in foods, environment and medicine samples by 3D-EDXRF Introduction of New Dumas Nitrogen/Protein Analyzer NDA701 Detection of trace sulfur compounds using selective Pulsed Discharge Detector Technical announcement of total nitrogen (crude protein), total carbon analyzer Sumigraph. Benefit for Gravimetric sample preparation with Quantos The microanalytical method using the improved HPLC system and the novel 1.5μm-gel HPLC column Hybrid micro-imaging of Raman spectroscopy and photo reflectance spectroscopy J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J 38 38 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 38 2013/12/20 17:37:59 COMPANY ROOM TIME A-3 10:30~10:55 Quantum Design Japan, Inc. A-3 11:10~11:35 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-3 11:50~12:15 Bio Chromato, Inc. A-3 12:30~12:55 DKSH Japan K.K. A-3 13:10~13:35 AMETEK Co, Ltd A-3 13:50~14:15 ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD. A-3 14:30~14:55 EKO instruments Co., Ltd. A-3 15:10~15:35 Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd) A-3 15:50~16:15 JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. A-4 10:30~10:55 NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION THEME Language A new perspective for your surface analysis through the "No Scanning" measurement J The advanced microorganism identification by MALDI-TOFMS J Software for Simultaneous Multicomponent Identification of Mixture without Pretreatment Introduce ELEMENTAR's analytical instrumen which correspond to argon gas. Introduction to Micro-XRF Analysis System "ORBIS" achieves high sensitivity and high throughput The robotic solution to automate high throughput laboratory application. The new technology of fast dispersion stability analysis Novel approach of Raman SpectroscopyRaman Integrated with Particle Image Characterization system. Introduction of the qualitative and qualitative analysis by the latest instrument. Mercury Analyzer expert lectures trouble shooting. 3D internal structure analysis at the μm-level with the X-rays CT microstructure analysis system. What would you do then? -Troubleshooting in HPLC and UHPLC Analysis Part 1Ultimate Efficiency Unleashed: A New UPLC Column Technology for Maximizing Resolution and Throughput All-in-one XRD system "Empyrean" for diversified powder and thin films applications. Change your preparation! Advanced microwave solvent extraction applications by soxhlet system Hints ! for Solving Problems -Troubleshooting in HPLC and UHPLC Analysis Part 2New separation and purification method which is provided by the recycling HPLC manufacture. Innovative data search across multiple systems in Lab by Text, Chemical Structure, Image etc. The New application of the surface nano characterization! <STM/AFM,XPS,GCIB> How to use semiconductor array detector effectively for PXRD and analyze XRD pattern. Let's discuss ISO8655, the global standard of Gilson's pipette control. XRD evaluation for advanced functional thin film materials by multi-dimensional X-ray detectors Points for how to use HILIC columns and introduction for ZIC-cHILIC J J J J J J J J A-4 11:10~11:35 JEOL Ltd. A-4 11:50~12:15 JASCO Corporation A-4 12:30~12:55 Nihon Waters K.K. A-4 13:10~13:35 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-4 13:50~14:15 Milestone General K.K. A-4 14:30~14:55 JASCO Corporation A-4 15:10~15:35 Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd. A-4 15:50~16:15 Nihon Waters K.K. A-5 10:30~10:55 Omicron NanoTechnology Japan Inc. A-5 11:10~11:35 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-5 11:50~12:15 M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. A-5 12:30~12:55 Bruker AXS K.K. A-5 13:10~13:35 Merck Millipore(Merck Ltd) A-5 13:50~14:15 A&D Company, Limited A new method for evaluating flow characteristics of the thickener J A-5 14:30~14:55 Nihon Waters K.K. On line clearn up analysis on 2D UPLC/MS/MS J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J A-5 15:10~15:35 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. Introduction of High Performance Purification System with Flash Chromatography and HPLC. A-5 15:50~16:15 Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd. Welcome to Flow-reactor world! A-6 10:30~10:55 PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.) A-6 11:10~12:00 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. A-6 12:15~13:05 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-6 13:20~14:10 GL Sciences Inc. A-6 14:25~15:15 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-6 15:30~16:20 GL Sciences Inc. The Basic Fundamentals of GC J A-7 10:30~10:55 Anton Paar Japan K.K. New generation rheometer MCR702 with TWO EC-Motors J A-7 11:10~12:00 Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation A-7 12:15~13:05 Rigaku Corporation New Technology for environment analysis, Finger print and FP for thin films based on ED-XRF. Thermo Scientific "picoSpin-45" Benchtop proton NMR spectrometer New Technology and Applications of SPM for Observation of Solid-Liquid Interface The Basic Fundamentals of HPLC ~ Tips on Selecting the Right Column!~ Introduction of Latest Gas Chromatography Detection Technique and Applications Introduction of the real view thermal analysis system which enabled sample observation measuring. X-ray diffraction in 5 minutes - Rapid XRD measurement by pixel array detectors - J J J J J J J 39 39 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 39 2013/12/20 17:37:59 THEME Language SHIMADZU CORPORATION New methods of phthalate analysis using GC-MS and the tips on the analysis J 14:25~15:15 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. Inovated Analyzers solutions with GC & GC/MS J A-7 15:30~16:20 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-8 10:30~10:55 K. K. AB SCIEX A-8 11:10~12:00 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-8 12:15~13:05 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-8 13:20~14:10 HORIBA, Ltd. Basic techniques for measuring nanoparticles. J A-8 14:25~15:15 Rigaku Corporation Tips for Standardless Analysis - Little-known X-ray fluorescent analysis techniques - J A-8 15:30~16:20 OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. Zeta potential measurement that became easier J A-9 10:30~10:55 SHOWA DENKO K.K. Making LC/MS more convenient! Wide variety of Shodex columns creates new world. J A-9 11:10~12:00 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. The impurity analysis work flow by 2DLC-QTOF J ROOM TIME A-7 13:20~14:10 A-7 COMPANY OpenLAB ELN can propose how to make your working time short and save your money. New Dimension to Material Evaluation; Simple and Novel Impurity Profiling with Mass Spectrometry The official odor measurement methods and ISO deodorant evaluation using FF-2020 in hand Introduction of Shimadzu Total Organic Carbon Analyzers and its Applications. Novel sample preparation techniques and multidimensional GC-MS for odor analysis Multi Variant analysis Basic/The Metabolomics is unique techniques in food and Biology study. Development of a comprehensive lipid mediator monitoring method using LCMS-8040 non-targeted QTOF screening technique for food safety, metabolomics and industrial materials. Newly developed high resolution detecting system and portable TXRF spectrometer with vacuum chamber. Introduction of the new phase analysis software applications for the latest EDX. 1290 Quaternary LC system with Blend Assist software and high sensitivity ELSD with a blue laser Current FTIR and Raman applications using diamond ATR,imaging and analysis software. The approach to palatibility - comprehensive evaluation using scientific instruments Introduction of the latest technology of X-ray fluorescence analysis “Handheld to Microscope model” J J J J A-9 12:15~13:05 GERSTEL K.K. A-9 13:20~14:10 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-9 14:25~15:15 SHIMADZU CORPORATION A-9 15:30~16:20 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-10 10:30~10:55 OURSTEX CORPORATION A-10 11:10~12:00 HORIBA, Ltd. A-10 12:15~13:05 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. A-10 13:20~14:10 JASCO Corporation A-10 14:25~15:15 JEOL Ltd. A-10 15:30~16:20 HORIBA, Ltd. A-11 10:30~10:55 JEOL Ltd. All you need to know, the basics of food analysis! J A-11 11:10~11:35 Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd. Introducing UV-Vis NIR to analyze the advanced material. J A-11 11:50~12:15 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. A-11 12:30~12:55 Fujitsu Limited A-11 13:10~13:35 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. A-11 13:50~14:15 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation A-11 14:30~14:55 JEOL Ltd. A-11 15:10~15:35 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation A-11 15:50~16:15 ChromaNik Technologies Inc. N-1 10:30~10:55 Milestone General K.K. N-1 11:10~11:35 DKK-TOA CORPORATION N-1 11:50~12:15 Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd) N-1 12:30~12:55 Bruker AXS K.K. N-1 13:10~13:35 Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. Introduction of the latest Zeta-potential analyzer for the biological macromolecules. Efficiently resolve unknown structures that are consistent with NMR data ntroduction of Low Running Cost Nitrogen-Protein Analyzer by Dumas method Using New Technology. Introduction to Ultra-High-Speed Analysis with High Resolution by Using UHPLC SEM Know-How 4 -Automated SEM-EDS AnalysisAdvanced microscopy technique with the electron microscope and focused ion beam. Development of SunShell core shell column: 2nd Choice when C18 doesn't work Introduction of the Continuous Flow Analyzer with the auto diluter for full automation system. Trace constituent measurement of seawater with HACH's spectrophotometers. Precise measurement of sub-micron particles using resonant mass measurement Beyond the limit of XRF analysis with BRUKER bench top EDXRF system Description of construction management by YamatoT.E. J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J 40 40 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 40 2013/12/20 17:38:00 COMPANY THEME ROOM TIME N-1 13:50~14:15 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-1 14:30~14:55 HORIBA, Ltd. N-1 15:10~15:35 JEOL Ltd. N-1 15:50~16:15 JEOL Ltd. N-2 10:30~10:55 Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc. Analysis and evaluation of the smell of the living environment J N-2 11:10~11:35 HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd. The basics of Karl Fischer titration Method J N-2 11:50~12:40 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. Basic Technology of Ion Chromatography J J J New technology of organic chemical synthesis by DART-MS,Prep-LC,Prep-GC State of the art! Introduction of micro Raman spectroscopy new product. New "LabRAM HRevolution" Key tips for polymer samples observation by 120kV TEM is on exhibition!From sample preparation to data acquisition! Introduction of new CP which can make cross sections of many kind of samples Language J J J J N-2 12:55~13:45 K. K. AB SCIEX The analytical Technique and Ultra-Low Level Trace Approach with LC/MS/MS for Materials Evaluation N-2 14:00~14:50 Nihon BUCHI. K.K. The proper pretreatment method for analyses N-2 15:05~15:55 Hayashi pure chemical IND.,LTD. N-3 10:30~10:55 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. N-3 11:10~11:35 Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc. of Japan N-3 11:50~12:40 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-3 12:55~13:45 Bruker Daltonics K.K. N-3 14:00~14:50 Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation N-3 15:05~15:55 Bruker AXS K.K. N-4 10:30~10:55 LECOjapanCorporation N-4 11:10~11:35 ADVANTEST CORPORATION Advantest Enables New Applications for Terahertz Technology J N-4 11:50~12:40 Sigma-Aldrich Japan Tricks and tips for Karl Fischer titration J N-4 12:55~13:45 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. XPS Soft Profiling with Ar Gas Cluster Ion J N-4 14:00~14:50 Metrohm Japan Ltd Basic and advanced techniques for Karl Fischer Titrator J N-4 15:05~15:55 GTR TEC CORPORATION Latest gas barrier testing system with gas chromatography J N-5 10:30~10:55 NETZSCH Japan K.K. The basic course of thermal analysis; DSC and TG-DTA J N-5 11:10~11:35 TOSOH CORPORATION Analysis of biopharmaceuticals with various separation modes J N-5 11:50~12:40 ChromaNik Technologies Inc. N-5 12:55~13:45 SHIMADZU CORPORATION N-5 14:00~14:50 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. N-5 15:05~15:55 Oxford Instruments KK Standard Chemicals for Analysis ~Introducing recent Topics and New Products for Food Analysis~ New application for using Rheonaut technology (MCTdetecter) for simultaneous Rheology and FT-IR ISO/IEC 17025, Data reliability & estimation of uncertainty about chemical & physical testing. The Latest LC-MS/MS Solution for the food safety -high sensitivity, high speedThe plain basics of GC,GC-MS and helpful latest information. Basic and application of SPM technology as a nano surface physical properties microscopy The latest innovation of Bruker non-contact 3D optical microscopy & the tribology/mechanical tester Ultra High-Resolution TOFMS: Confidence with tens of thousands of resolving power & 1ppm mass accuracy Study of state of reversed phase in high performance liquid chromatography Promote efficient analysis on ICP-AES ! Disclosure of a knack for streamlining. Thermo Scientific iCAP Q ICP-MS for reliable and highly sensitive analysis AutoPhaseMap -Phase Analysis is so easy!!- J J J J J J J J J J J J 41 41 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 41 2013/12/20 17:38:00 20. JASIS Conferences This year too, the JASIS Conference, with lectures and conferences being conducted concurrently with the exhibition, was held for a four day period starting on September 3, the day before the start of the exhibition, to September 6 at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Complex. It took its place alongside the New Technology Seminar as a complement to the exhibition, drawing a large attendance. Overall, 24 groups put on 48 sessions (19 and 40 last year), extending records in both group and session numbers with increases over last year. Groups participating for the first time this year helped expand the range of fields for attracting visitors. Total attendance for the four days was 4,157 (4,256 last year). The JASIS Conference hosts sessions held by JAIMA/JSIA and by various academic societies and groups. JAIMA conducted the International Conference Session, the JAIMA Forum, the JAIMA Symposium, and the JAIMA Seminar. JSIA put on the JSIA Seminar. This year, to ensure visitors who have the Conferences as their main objective see as much of the exhibition venue as possible, it was decided to solicit the cooperation of the organizers to provide a two-hour break for lunch. We were able to obtain the understanding of many of the organizers, who provided two-hour breaks for 19 of the 22 morning-afternoon sessions. We were also able to get the start times of afternoon sessions shifted back to14:00. To find out whether Conference attendees planned on going to other places such as the exhibition venue, this year we had lecture audiences fill out questionnaires. (See page 70.) Though the number of responses was inadequate, according to those received, nearly 60% indicated that the Conference was their main purpose for coming, and over 85% did in fact go to the exhibition or were planning to. Even though the two-hour lunch break may have contributed to this, it is nevertheless a certainty that the Conference plays an important role in attracting people to the exhibition. Leading researchers and other experts highly regard the Conference as an opportunity to acquire new information on technologies in various fields, a concrete sign of its having become an important fixture, along with the New Technology Seminar, in supporting the exhibition. In the questionnaire mentioned above, of those who went neither to the exhibition venue nor the New Technology Seminar, 88 (about 75% of the people who did not go) responded that though they wanted to go, they did not have enough time. How to interpret this warrants our consideration. Another issue for the future running of the exhibition arises from the fact that due to the two-hour lunch break, some sessions had their start times moved to an earlier 9:30, leaving little time from the opening of exhibition at 9:00. Needed is the organic tightening of cooperation with the exhibition. Also needed are further considerations on attractive programs and the like that can lead to wider exchanges between the industrial and technical fields and greater attendance from abroad. The JAIMA Seminar executed a trial visitor verification system that uses bar codes. This system demonstrated great effectiveness in advance registration and in streamlining smooth reception and verification operations. These results suggest the need to consider expanding application of the system in the future. ① To ④ below are overviews of JAIMA-organized programs. ⑤ is an overview of a JSIA program. 42 42 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 42 2013/12/20 17:38:00 ① International Conference Session:This program was initiated two years ago with the aim of furthering globalization. Building on last year’s addition of a session organized by England’s Royal Society of Chemistry, we succeeded in expanding the range of cooperation by holding a total of 7 sessions (6 sessions last year), thanks to the hard work of the International Committee, Pittcon Special Steering Committee (JAIMA) this year which yielded the building of new cooperative relationships with leading diagnostics researchers from China, Seoul National University, and the Korean Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS). 4 sessions had content that coordinated with the Medical Innovation program. A tally of the audience questionnaires indicated that 99% were satisfied. ・ U.S. Symposium : This year marked the 4th anniversary of the exchange program between JAIMA and the U.S.'s Pittcon steering committee. In the same way, the Japan Symposium is held under the auspices of JAIMA during Pittcon. This year featured a presentation titled Mass Spectroscopy Application on Organisms and Synthetic Polymer Analysis /Diagnostics. ・ International Technical Forum:This was the inaugural holding of the International Technical Forum as a collaborative program with Medical Innovation. Researchers from four countries in Asia and the USA gave presentations on advanced diagnostics businesses emerging from analytical instruments. (See page 11, item 2) ・ Royal Society of Chemistry(RSC) Tokyo International Conference:Organized by the RSC, supported by JAIMA, and backed by the Chemical Society of Japan. This program was held last year with an inaugural address by Professor Takehiko Kitamori of the University of Tokyo. The program was implemented as a unified two-day program with alternating lectures and flash and poster presentations (held on different days last year). The program topic was Analytical Biochemistry & Biophysics. 6 speakers from abroad and 2 from Japan were invited to lecture. Poster applicants numbered 131, exceeding the previous year’s 119. 3 RSC Best Poster Presentation Awards and 7 Poster Presentation Awards were selected by the judges. ・ Korea Symposium: The 1st Korea Symposium was held in collaboration with Medical Innovation and Seoul National University. 3 lecturers were invited to speak on the topic of Microfabrication and Microfluidics: Efficient Tools for Advanced Diagnostics. ・ China Forum:The China Forum, also held for the first time, featured researchers working in the diagnostic field who were invited to speak on the topic of measurement of metabolic disorders such as inborn errors of metabolism by using mass spectrometry and its application to advanced diagnostics. (See page 12, item 4.) ・ Korea Forum:Representing the first collaboration with KRISS, the assistant deputy director of KRISS and 2 other lecturers were invited to speak on the topic of State-of-the-Art Technologies for Social Safety & Security from Korea. ② JAIMA Symposium: The JAIMA Symposium is held annually in conjunction with reporting on the previous year's investigation conducted by the JAIMA Technical Committee. This year, it was held as the final reporting conference for the investigatory project Subjects and the Prospects for the Analytical Instruments Industry that has been underway since last year. Reported on in the morning session were an overview of the investigation, identification of topics based on questionnaires and statistical data, future prospects, and specific suggestions. 3 lecturers spoke on case studies, problem presentation, proposals, and other topics with respect to overseas development, human resources training, and development of new technologies. 43 43 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 43 2013/12/20 17:38:00 ③ JAIMA Forum:The JAIMA Forum maintains a tradition of taking up fields of current topical interest. This year, it featured measurement standards, a topic of extreme importance for analysis. The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s Measurement and Intellectual Infrastructure Division, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan Reagent Association, and Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute all gave presentations from their perspectives on the importance of measurement standards. audience From the questionnaire, 46.3% responded that the forum was very good or good, and though 66% responded that it was difficult, 62% marked it as easy to understand. ④ JAIMA Seminar:This was the 3rd holding of the JAIMA Seminar, a continuation of the Tokyo Conference's lecture program for beginners. Ten courses were held, the same number as last year. The rising trend in attendance continued with a total attendance of 1,502 (1,311 last year), suggesting the increasing importance of this program. ⑤ JSIA Seminar:The JSIA seminar was held as part of training for new employees of member corporations , skills improvement for sales personnel, and for corporate people wanting to acquire fundamental knowledge about technologies relating to scientific instruments. Expanding on last year’s scale, four sessions were held respectively on (1) Simple Introduction of Scientific Instruments -Solar Battery-, (2) Basic knowledge, Keywords and Topics in the Scientific Instruments Industry, (3) Simple introduction of scientific instruments -environment-related measurement instruments-, and (4) A Science Instruments Teaching Room-Vacuum-related Science Instruments-. The seminars were well attended by people from companies and from substance/material research labs and university research institutes in Tsukuba, Yokohama, Shizuoka, and Uji as well as people from the JSIA regional association committees in Tokyo, Osaka, Tokai, and Tohoku. Reaching a total of 136 people from 83 companies and organizations, these figures suggest significant interest in this seminar program. For next year, especially with respect to Seminar (2), we will consider and plan seminars and such that include explanations of technical terms in current use. *************************************************************************************************************** Date: September 3 (Tue.) ~ September 6 (Fri.), 2013 10:00 AM~5:00 PM Venue: International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe Number of groups/meetings: 24 groups/48 sessions (19 groups/40 sessions) ※( ): JASIS2013’s figures Number of visitors: 4,157 visitors (4,256 visitors) Co-organizers: AOAC International Japan Section / Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied Water / Japan Accreditation Board / Japan Environmental Measurement & Chemical Analysis Association / Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis(JSCA) / /Co-sponsor: Materials Analysis Station, National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) / Japan Science and Technology Agency / Japan Sewage Works Association / Laser Ablation Technique Discussion Group / Metabolic Profiling Forum / National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / National Metrology Institute of Japan / Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental Risk of Chemicals / Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association / Society of Environmental Radioactivity Decontamination / Society of Indoor Environment, Japan / Surface Analysis Society of Japan / The Japan Association of Activation Analysis / The Japanese Society of Microscopy / The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan: Kanto Group / The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) / The Spectroscopical Society of Japan / Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA) / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) *************************************************************************************************************** 44 44 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 44 2013/12/20 17:38:00 Date Sep. 3 (Tue.) Title 29th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (1/2) JAIMA Seminar 1"Instrumental Analysis - Can you believe your measurement results? -" JSIA seminar 1 “Simple Introduction of Scientific Instruments –Solar Battery-” Measurement and Characterization of Nano Materials The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, The 49th Summer Seminar "Near-infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy: Fundamentals and Practical Methods" 29th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (2/2) Sep. 4 (Wed.) A Way to Healthmetorics business Laser Ablation Workshop 2013 ICS 2 International Technical Forum 2013 "Special Programs examining advanced diagnostics business emerging from analytical instruments" The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2013 Seminar on the International Standardization Activity of Surface and Microbeam Analsyis. "Current Status of the International Standardization for Surface Chemical Analysis (ISO/TC201) and Microbeam Analysis (ISO/TC202)" The latest information of PM2.5 ICS 1 U.S. Symposium 2013 "Mass Spectroscopy Application on Biology/ Industrial/ Diagnostic " JSIA seminar 2 “Basic knowledge, Keywords and Topics on Scientific Instruments Industry” JAIMA Seminar 2 "Instrumental Analysis -MS-" ICS 3 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2013 Biophysics"(1/2) "Analytical Biochemistry & JAIMA Seminar 3 "Instrumental Analysis -LC-" JAIMA Seminar 4 "Instrumental Analysis -Basic-" Promotion program on JST Advanced Measuring Technology & System Development Sep. 5 (Thu.) Lecture meeting for Japanese Standard Methods for the Examination of Wastewater -2012 year editionThe Spectroscopical Society of Japan , The 49th Summer Seminar "Basic knowledge for VIS/UV Spectroscopy and the way to use" NMIJ CRM Seminar 2013 -Helpful Analytical Know-how and Certified Reference Material (CRM)JAIMA Symposium "Report of Investigation Project on the Subjects and the Prospect for Analytical Instruments Industry" Imaging mass spectrometry symposium -New currents in life science, geo/cosmochemistry and material scienceJSIA seminar 3 “ Simple introduction of scientific instruments – environment-related measurement instruments”Neutron Activation Analysis using Reactor Neutron: Application to Environmental, Geochemical, Biological, and Industrial material. Advanced Measuring Program for Japan's Science & Technology based growth ICS 5 China Forum 2013 "Measurement of metabolic disorders such as inborn error of metabolism by using mass spectrometry and its application to advanced diagnostics" The use and practice of accreditation system for Testing Laboratories by ISO/IEC 17025 JSIA seminar 4 “Vacuum-related Science Instruments” JAIMA Seminar 5 "Instrumental Analysis –Thermal Analysis– ICS 7 Korea Forum 2013 "The State-of-the-Art Technologies on Social Safety & Security from Korea" ICS 4 Korea Symposium 2013 "Microfabrication and microfluidics: Efficient Tools for Advanced Diagnostics" JAIMA Seminar 6 "Instrumental Analysis –FIA–" JAIMA Seminar 7 "Instrumental Analysis –X-Ray Florescence (XRF)–" ICS 6 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2013 "Analytical Biochemistry & Biophysics"(2/2) JAIMA Seminar 8 "Instrumental Analysis –IC–" AOAC International: Its effort for the quality of analysis The 10th Symposium of Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF) -Safety of Infrastructure and Frontiers of Instrumentation and Characterization Technologies- Sep. 6 (Fri.) Organizer Place Time Language The Japanese Society of Microscopy International Conference Room 10:00 - 16:40 J 303 102 9:40 - 17:30 10:30 - 12:00 J J Convention Hall A 10:00 - 17:00 J The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 304 10:00 - 17:00 J The Japanese Society of Microscopy International Conference Room 10:00 - 17:05 J Metabolic Profiling Forum Laser Ablation Technique Discussion Group 103 101 10:00 - 17:30 10:00 - 17:35 J J JAIMA 105 1330 - 16:40 E/J Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied Water 201 13:00 - 17:00 J Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis(JSCA) /Materials Analysis Station, National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) 301 13:00 - 17:00 J Society of Indoor Environment, Japan 104 13:00 - 17:00 J JAIMA Japan Scientific Instruments Association National Metrology Institute of Japan(NMIJ), AIST JAIMA Convention Hall B 14:00 - 17:00 E/J Japan Scientific Instruments Association 102 14:00 - 17:30 J JAIMA 302 14:30 - 17:30 J The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) Convention Hall B 9:30 - 17:30 E/J JAIMA 302 9:30 - 17:30 J JAIMA 303 10:00 - 12:00 J Japan Science and Technology Agency International Conference Room 10:00 - 12:30 J Japan Sewage Works Association 103 10:00 - 15:50 J The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 304 10:00 - 16:55 J National Metrology Institute of Japan Convention Hall A 10:00 - 17:00 J JAIMA 104 10:30 - 16:00 J The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan 301 10:00 - 17:50 J Japan Scientific Instruments Association 102 10:30 - 12:30 J The Japan Association of Activation Analysis 101 10:30 - 16:25 J Japan Science and Technology Agency International Conference Room 13:00 - 15:40 J C/J JAIMA 105 13:30 - 16:00 Japan Accreditation Board (JAB) 201 13:30 - 17:00 J Japan Scientific Instruments Association 102 14:00 - 17:30 J JAIMA 303 14:30 - 17:30 J JAIMA 105 10:00 - 12:00 E/J JAIMA "ASAHI" 10:00 - 12:00 E/J JAIMA JAIMA 302 303 9:30 - 12:30 9:30 - 12:30 J J The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) Convention Hall B 9:30 - 16:20 E/J JAIMA AOAC International Japan Section 104 101 10:00 - 12:25 10:00 - 16:45 J J Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Convention Hall A 10:00 - 17:00 J 201 10:00 - 16:00 J 301 10:20 - 15:20 J Surface Analysis Society of Japan 103 10:00 - 17:00 J The Spectroscopical Society of Japan 304 10:00 - 17:30 J 102 11:00 - 17:00 J 105 14:00 - 15:00 J Japan Environmental Measurement & Chemical Analysis Association Society of Environmental Radioactivity Decontamination JEMCA Environmental seminar Measuring technology for Remediation of Radioactive Contamination Use of JIS and ISO Standards in Daily Routine Analysis –Seminar on Practical Surface Analysis 2013The Spectroscopiccal Society of Japan, The 49th Summer Seminar "Infrared (IR) Spectroscopy: Fundamentals and Practical Methods" Application of Original Analyzers and Measurement Apparatus for Environmental Management Guidelines and Standards for the Laboratory Industry from a Global Perspective as Set Forth by SEFA Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental Risk of Chemicals Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association (SEFA) JAIMA Seminar 10 "Instrumental Analysis -Advanced-" JAIMA 303 14:00 - 16:00 J JAIMA Seminar 9 "Instrumental Analysis –GC–" JAIMA Forum "Analytical instruments and Metrology" JAIMA 302 14:30 - 17:30 J JAIMA 104 14:30 - 16:40 J 45 45 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 45 2013/12/20 17:38:01 September 3 (Tue.) Morning ◆JSIA seminar 1 “Simple Introduction of Scientific Instruments –Solar Battery-” ◆29th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (1/2) Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments Association Date : Sep. 4 (Wed.) 10:30-12:00 Place: Conference Room 102, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free for members, ¥2,000 for non-members Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 25 visitors Organizer: The Japanese Society of Microscopy Date: Sep. 3(Tue.) 10:00~17:00 Place: International Conference Room, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: JPY6,000 for Members, JPY7,000 for General, Free for Students (for two days) Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 131 visitors 10:00-12:00 10:00-10:40 10:40-11:20 11:20-12:00 13:30-14:30 14:40-15:10 15:10-15:40 15:50-16:20 16:20-17:00 10:30-11:45 Tutorial Energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy for transmission electron microscope. Yukihito Kondo (JEOL) EELS(Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy) Eiji Okunishi (JEOL) Scanning transmission electron microscopy: imaging and applications Eiji Abe (University of TOKYO) Special Lecture Science and Technology Policy in Japan and the Role of Universities Taketo Sakuma (Kochi University of Technology) Topics 1 (Cutting edge of Advanced EELS reserch) Future and Present of ELNES Calculation: One, Two, and Multiple-particle calculations Teruyasu Mizoguchi (University of TOKYO) Resolutions of recent EELS in EM Koji Kimoto (Nims) Detecting chemical information from a single atom Masashi Koshino (AIST) Study of valence electron excitations by angular resolved EELS Hiroki Kurata (Kyoto University) 11:45-11:55 ◆Measurement and Characterization of Nano Materials Organizer: National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), AIST Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 10:00-17:00 Place: Convention Hall A, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 115 visitors 10:00-10:05 10:05-11:00 11:00-12:00 12:00-14:00 14:00-15:00 15:00-16:00 September 4 (Wed.) Morning 16:00-17:00 ◆JAIMA Seminar 1 "Instrumental Analysis - Can you believe your measurement results? -" 10:30-11:10 11:10-11:50 11:50-12:30 12:30-14:30 14:30-15:10 15:10-16:40 16:40-17:20 17:20-17:30 Welcome Address Hiroshi Fujino, Director, SHIMADZU Corporation Measurement of nanoparticles and Its Reliability < Keynote Speech > Ken-sei Ehara, Principle Senior Researcher, Metrology Institute of Japan, AIST Current Situations of International Standardization and Regulations on Nanomaterials Toshiyuki Fujimoto, Deputy Director, MIJ, AIST Lunch and Exhibition Time New Challenge to Characterization of Nano Particles Haruo Simaoka, SHIMADZU Corporation Measurement of Nanoparticles by Transmission Electron Microscope Yoshitoki Iijima, JEOL Ltd. Measurement Technique of Nanoparticles by X-Ray Kazuteru Itoh, RIGAKU Corporation ◆ The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, The 49th Summer Seminar “Near-infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy: Fundamentals and Practical Methods” Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 9:30-17:30 Place: Conference Room 303, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 215 visitors 9:40-9:50 9:50-10:30 Assessment and operation of solar photovoltaic power generation EKO Instruments Co., Ltd. Qs and As Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of Japan Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 10:00~17:10 Place: Conference Room 304, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Member/Nonmember ¥12,000, Student ¥5,000. The fee includes the textbook “Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy: Introductory Textbook Series on Spectroscopic Measurements Vol.6” (JAPANESE). When you bring the textbook in a meeting place by yourself: Member/Nonmember ¥8,500, Student ¥1,500. Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 46 visitors Opening address Isao KOJIMA (JAB) Uncertainty evaluation of pretreatment in chemical analysis Masaru YAMAZAWA (CERI) Calibration of radiation meter, and case study on uncertainty evaluation Makoto TAKASHIMA (JQA) An evaluation of measurement uncertainty for the temperature measurement Naoko SAITO (JEMIC) Revised points of EURCHEM uncertainty guide (3rd ed.) –Monte Carlo method Isao KOJIMA (JAB) Break Chair: Hidetaka IMAI (Advisor of AIST) Practical use of measurement uncertainty in laboratory accreditation Hiromi ISHIGE (NITE) Uncertainty Q&A Section Hideyuki TANAKA (NMIJ/AIST) Expanding needs for the evaluation of measurement uncertainty –From prediction of climate change to top science Hidetaka IMAI (Advisor of AIST) Closing address Hidetaka IMAI(Advisor of AIST) 10:00-10:05 10:05-11:20 1120-12:30 12:30-14:30 14:30-15:45 15:45-17:00 17:00-17:10 Opening address Mitsuhiro Miyazawa (National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences) Basic principles of Near-infrared spectroscopy Masao Takayanagi (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Feature and variety of the technique for NIR spectrometer Tsutomu Okura (SOMA OPTICS, LTD.) Lunch break and JASIS 2013 Differences between IR and NIR: Making use of those advantages Akifumi Ikehata (National Food Research Institute) Application of Near-infrared spectroscopy Norihisa Katayama (Nagoya City University) Closing address Mitsuhiro Miyazawa (National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences) 46 46 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 46 2013/12/20 17:38:01 ◆29th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (2/2) ◆Laser Ablation Workshop 2013 Organizer: The Japanese Society of Microscopy Date: Sep. 4(Wed.) 10:00~17:05 Place: International Conference Room, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: JPY6,000 for Members, JPY7,000 for General, Free for Students (for two days) Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 107 visitors 10:00-11:50 10:0010:2511:0011:2514:00-15:40 14:0014:2514:5015:1515:50-17:05 Organizer: Discussion Group for Laser Ablation Spectrochemistry Date: Sep. 4(Wed.) 10:00~17:35 Place: Conference Room101, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 116 visitors 10:00-10:10 10:10-10:45 Topics 2 (Optimization of Analytical methods) Double-split-illumination electron holography and its application to semiconductor devices. Tanigaki Toshiaki (Riken) Elemental analysis at grain boundaries and phase interfaces in steels Genichi Shigesato (Shinitetsu-Sumikin) Multi-functional in situ TEM technique for the characterization of nano materials Toshie Yaguchi (Hitachi High-Tech) Application of High Resolution Cathodoluminescence to Plasmonics Naoki Yamamoto (Tokyo inst. of tech.) Sample Preparation Technique TEM Sample Preparation for FIB Using the Bulk Pickup Method Tomohiro Mihira (JEOL) Three-dimensional atom probe analysis for semiconductor devices Yasuo Shimizu (Tohoku University) Cryo-FIB thinning and observation for liquid sample including Miki Tsuchiya (Hitachi High-Tech) Three dimentional structual analysis of biological specimens using FIB/SEM tomography Keisuke Ohta (Kurume University) General Presentation 10:45-11:15 11:15-11:45 11:45-14:00 14:00-14:30 14:30-16:00 16:00-16:15 16:15-16:35 16:35-16:55 16:55-17:15 17:15-17:35 ◆A Way to Healthmetorics business Organizer: Metabolic Profiling Forum Sep. 4(Wed.) 10:00~17:30 Place: Conference Room 103, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 100 visitors 10:00-10:05 10:05-10:30 10:30-11:10 11:10-11:35 11:35-12:00 12:00-14:00 14:00-14:40 14:40-15:20 15:20-15:40 15:40-16:20 16:10-17:30 17:30-18:00 Opening Remarks Prof. Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto Univ.) Principal and its Application of LA-ICPMS Prof. Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto Univ.) [Invited speaker] Thinking out of the Box-assessing Paleoclimatic Changes in Large-scale Stalagmites using LA-QGED-ICPMS Daniel Tabersky (ETH, Zürich) Technical Points for Quantitative Analysis by LA-ICPMS Dr. Masaki Ohata (NMIJ/AIST) Lunch and JASIS Exhibition Principle and its research trend of LIBS Prof. Kazuaki Wagatsuma (Tohoku Univ.) [Special speaker] New Insights into Challenges in Laser Ablation-ICP-MS Prof. Detlef Günther (ETH, Zürich) Coffee break [Technical presentation 1] Developments in the Field of Laser Ablation Solid Sampling from ESI Ciaran O’Connor (ESI) [Technical presentation 2] Advancements in Laser Ablation Technologies for Spectroscopic Analysis Solutions Dr. Steve Shuttleworth (Photon Machines, Inc.) [Technical presentation 3] Introduction of Tandem LA-LIBS and its Application Takashi Tochimoto (Hakuto Co. Ltd.) Discussions and Closing Remarks Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto Univ.) September 4 (Wed) Afternoon ◆International Conference Session 2 International Technical Forum 2013 "Special Programs examining advanced diagnostics business emerging from analytical instruments" Opening Remarks How to Withdraw Valuable Information from Scatter Plots in Metabolic Profiling. Dr. Tadashi Nemoto (AIST) Basic Research of NMR-based Urinomics and Clinical Pharmaceutical Application. Prof. Dr. Kazuki Akira (Matsuyama Univ) C-SCOPE: Quantitative Analysis of Primary Metabolites for The Differentiation of Cancer Metabolism. Mr. Takushi Oga (Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc.) "LipidSearch" an Approach for Lipidomics. Mr. Takehiro Oshida (MITSUI KNOWLEDGE INDUSTRY CO., LTD.) Lunch Break (12:05-12:30 Software Seminar: SIMCA Multivariate Ana lysis of Metabolomics Timeseries and NIR Spectrum Data. ) Mr. Shigetoshi Yoshikawa (Infocom Inc.) Detailed Phenotype Analysis by Metabolomics Technology. Prof. Dr. Eiichiro Fukusaki (Osaka Univ.) Advanced Metabolomics and Profiling Technology. Prof. Dr. Hiroyuki Wariishi (Kyushu Univ.) Coffee Break Free Coffee and Conversation Health Innovation Initiative (HII) by Empowered Consumers. Prof. Dr. Tsuguchika Kaminuma (The Institute for Cyber Associates) Positive Biology - learning from the healthy:- What are our future business opportunities?Dr. Rami Suzuki (Eisai Co., Ltd.) Informal Discussion Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 13:30 - 17:25 Place: Conference Room 105, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free Language : English with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 73 visitors 13:30-13:40 Opening Remark Takeshi Kawamoto (JAIMA) 13:40-14:20 g Drug Targets and Carcinogen Exposures in Asian Cancers by Next Generation DNA Sequencing Prof Patrick Tan (Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore) 14:20-15:00 Development of biomedical imaging technologies for diagnostic purposes Dr. Se Hwa Kim. (Senior Research Scientist, Nano bio Fusion Research Center , Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science) 15:00-15:40 Medical Device Development and Opportunities in Taiwan: from bench to bedside. Dr. Jia-Jin Jason Chen Chief Technology Officer, Supra Integration and Incubation Center (Si2C), Taiwan 15:40-15:55 Break 15:55-16:35 Recent Trends and future prospects on Diagnostics, Medical and Bio-Science in Hong Kong Prof. Jack Wong Executive Deputy Secretary General, AHWP (Asian Harmonization Working Party),Hong Kong) 16:35-16:40 Closing Remark Hisashi Iwase (JAIMA) 47 47 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 47 2013/12/20 17:38:01 14:15-14:45 ◆The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2013 Organizer: Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied Water Date: Sep.4 (Wed.) 13:00 - 17:00 Place: Conference Room201, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: ¥4,000( Members of Association of Secretary-general of the association ) Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 122 visitors 13:00-13:10 13:10 - 14:30 14:45 - 16:05 14:45-14:55 14:55-15:25 15:25-15:55 15:55-16:35 Opening Remarks Akio Okumura (president of the association) For business management guidelines (Water Supply Division, Health Service Bureau, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) Revision of classification of pesticides National Institute of Health Sciences 16:35-16:55 16:55-17:00 ◆International Conference Session 1 U.S. Symposium 2013 "Mass Spectroscopy Application on Biology/ Industrial/ Diagnostic " Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 14:00 - 17:00 Place: Convention Hall B, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free Language : English with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 45 visitors ◆Seminar on the International Standardization Activity of Surface and Microbeam Analsyis "Current Status of the International Standardization for Surface Chemical Analysis (ISO/TC201) and Microbeam Analysis (ISO/TC202) " Organizer: Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis (JSCA) Co-organizer: Material Analysis Station, Research Network and Facility Service Division, National Institute for Materials Science Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 13:00-7:00 Place: Conference Room 301 Admission fee: Free Pre-registration : Not required Number of visitors: 61 visitors 13:00 - 13:05 13:05 - 13:20 13:20 - 13:40 13:40 - 14:00 14:00 - 14:20 14:20 - 15:00 15:00 - 15:20 15:20 - 15:40 15:40 - 16:00 16:00 - 16:20 16:20 - 16:40 14:00 - 14:05 14:05 -14:15 14:15 - 14:50 Opening Remark K. Yamamoto (METI) Overview of Present status and the Future of International Standardization for Micro-beam Analysis (ISO/TC202) S. Hinotani(NIPPON STEEL & SUMIKIN TECNOLOGY, Ltd) TC202/SC4: Standardization of SEM M. Saito (JEOL Ltd.) TC202/SC2: Standardization of EPMA T. Kitamura (Shimadzu Corporation) TC202/SC3: Standardization of AEM K. Kamei(Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation) Break Current Status of International Standardization for Nano Characterization S. Ichimura (AIST) TC201:Terminology, General procedures, Data management and treatment Y. Furukawa (DENKA) Activity report on TC201/SC8 (Glow Discharge Plasma Spectrometry) K. Wagatsuma (IMR, Tohoku University) Standardization of TXRF K. Tsuji (Osaka City University) Current status and the Future of International Standardization for Surface Chemical Analysis (TC201 and VAMAS TWA2) S. Tanuma (NIMS) 14:50- 15:25 15:25 - 15:40 15:40 - 16:15 16:15 - 16: 50 16:50 - 17:00 Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments Association Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 14:00-17:30 Place: Conference Room 102, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee : ¥1,000 for members, ¥3,000 for non-members Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 58 visitors 14:00-14:50 Organizer: Society of Indoor Environment, Japan (SIEJ) Date: Sep. 4(Wed.) 13:00-17:00 Place: Conference Room 104, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: ¥5,000 Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 71 visitors 13:05-13:45 13:45-14:15 Introductory Remarks Janeth K. Pifer (2014 Pittcon president) Overview of Mass spectroscopy Amit Ghosh(2014 Pittcon 2014 Program Chair) Fundamental Studies of the Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization Process Dr. Kevin Owens (Associate Professor, Departm ent of Chemistry, Drexel University) Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization (MALDI) Mass Spectrometry (MS) Applications for Polymer Materials Dr. Scott Hanton (Laboratory Operations Manager, Intertek ASA) Coffee Break The use of MALDI Mass Spectrometry in the diagnostic field and its future applications Dr. Omar Belgacem (Global MALDI Applications Manager, Shimadzu) Combining LC-MALDI and In-Source Decay Approaches for Identification of Protein Modification Dr. Daniel Lafitte(Aix Marseille University) Closing Remarks Koichiro Matsuda (JAIMA) ◆JSIA seminar 2 "Basic knowledge, Keywords and Topics on Scientific Instruments Industry" ◆The latest information of PM2.5 13:00-13:05 Influence on indoor air quality of PM2.5 Naoaki Kagi (Tokyo Insutitute of Technology) Break time Measurement of fine particles including PM2.5 Yoko Kataoka (Kankyo Research Co.) Application of fine particle visualization Ryuta Okamoto (Shin Nippon Air Technologies Co.,Ltd.) Measures technology with air cleaners Yoshio Okamoto (Daikin Industries, Ltd.) Naoyuki Shigemoto (Sharp Corporation) Discussion General overview Yoshika Sekine (Tokai University) Part 1: Basic knowledge, keywords and topics related to scientific instruments Yasuhide Hisamoto, formely Hitachi・former technical chairman of Japan Analytical Instruments Association Part 2: Background of environmental analysis industry / analysis method / instruments Part 3: Background of analysis of iron and steel / semi-conductor area and related scientific instruments Part 4: Analysis method and related instruments of pharmaceutical analysis/food analysis area Outline explanation Makoto Yamaguchi (Chairman, Business committee of SIEJ) Plenary talks-What is Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5) ? Yoshika Sekine (Tokai University) Observation data of PM2.5 in Beijing and influence on Japan Shin-ichi Yonemochi (Center for Environmental Science in Saitama) 48 48 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 48 2013/12/20 17:38:01 14:45-15:25 ◆JAIMA Seminar 2 "Instrumental Analysis -MS-" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 14:30-17:30 Place:Conference Room 302, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 173 visitors 14:30-15:30 15:30-16:30 16:30-17:30 15:30-16:10 16:15-16:55 17:00-17:30 ◆JAIMA Seminar 4 "Instrumental Analysis -Basic-" Introduction of Mass Spectrometry: Ionization and interpretation of mass spectra Tomoya Kinumi(NMIJ/AIST) Electrospray Ionization and Quantitative LC-MS Makoto Niwa(Nippon Kayaku Co., Ltd.) Removal of spectral interferences in ICP-MS by collision/reaction cell technology Naoko Nonose (NMIJ/AIST) Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5(Thu.) 9:30-12:30 Place:Conference Room 303, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 193 visitors 10:00 - 11:00 September 5 (Thu.) Morning ◆International Conference Session 3 RSC International Tokyo Conference Biochemistry & Biophysics"(1/2) 2013 11:00-12:00 "Analytical 10:20-11:20 11:20-12:20 12:20-14:20 14:20-15:00 15:00-16:00 16:00-16:30 16:30-17:30 Organizer: Japan Sewage Works Association (JSWA) Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 10:00-15:50 Place: Conference Room 103, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: 1,000Yen Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 40 visitors 10:00-10:05 10:05-10:50 Opening Remark Koji Suzuki (Keio University) Plenary 1 “Functional biofibres and enzymes as electrodesubstrates” Prof. Elizabeth Hall (Univ. Cambridge, UK) Flash Presentation 1 Presenters Poster Session 1 Break Plenary 2 “Aptamers for bioanalysis and molecular medicine” Prof. Weihong Tan (Florida Univ., USA & Hunan Univ., China) Flash Presentation 2 Presenters Invited 1 “Optical Imaging and Analysis of Cell-death Pathways Using Bioluminescent Proteins” Prof. Takeaki Ozawa (The University of Tokyo, Japan) 10:50-11:30 11:30-13:30 13:30-14:15 14:15-15:00 15:00-15:45 15:45-15:50 Organizer: Japan Science and Technology Agency Date: Sep. 5(Thu.) 10:00-12:30 Place: International Conference Room, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 52 visitors Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5(Thu.) 9:30-17:30 Place:Conference Room 302, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 184 visitors 9:45-10:25 10:30-11:10 11:15-11:55 14:00-14:40 Opening Remarks (JSWA) Part 1 Common Subject Koya Komori (Public Works Research Institute) Part 2 General Tests and Tests for Organic Compounds Kinji Yamada (Tokyo Metropolitan Government) (Break) Part3 Tests for Heavy Metals Tadayuki Doi(City of Nagoya) Part4 Tests for Bioreactor Part5 Tests for Biosolids and Biogas Masashi Ogoshi (National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management) Part6 Biological Examination Mamoru Suwa (Public Works Research Institute) Nobuhiro Kano (Miyagi Prefectural Sewerage Corporation) Closing Remarks (JSWA) ◆Promotion program on JST Advanced Measuring Technology & System Development Poster Session 2 ◆JAIMA Seminar 3 "Instrumental Analysis -LC-" 9:30-9:45 Handling and treatments of the measured data to report analytical values from them Michihisa Uemoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute) How to check the reliability of standard solution Katsuhiro Shorono (National Metrology Institute of Japan, AIST) ◆ Lecture meeting for Japanese Standard Methods for the Examination of Wastewater -2012 year edition- Organizer: The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) Co-organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 9:30 - 17:30 Place: Convention Hall B, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free Language : English with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 99 visitors 9:30-9:40 9:40-10:20 The art of detection Hirohisa Mikami (Shimadzu Corporation) The art of LC/MS Yutaka Takahashi (MS Solutions Ltd.) The art of troubleshooting Masao Bounoshita (JASCO) General discussion All of speakers ◆The Spectroscopical Society of Japan , The 49th Summer Seminar "Basic knowledge for VIS/UV Spectroscopy and the way to use" Organizer’s guidance Hiroshi Nakamura (Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Tokyo University of Science) The art of HPLC: Its quintessence Hiroshi Nakamura (Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Tokyo University of Science) The art of selecting solvents and reagents Takayuki Sato (Kanto Chemical Co., Inc.) The art of pretreatment Shunya Sasaki (Nihon Waters K.K.) The art of separation Norikazu Nagae (ChromaNik Technologies Inc.) Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of Japan Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 10:00-16:50 Place: Conference Room 304, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Member/Nonmember ¥10,000, Student ¥3,000. Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 20 visitors 49 49 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 49 2013/12/20 17:38:01 10:00-10:10 10:10-11:05 11:05-12:00 12:00-14:00 14:00-14:55 14:55-15:50 15:50-16:45 16:45-16:50 ◆JAIMA Symposium "Investigation Report on the Subjects and the Prospect for Analytical Instruments Industry" Opening address Koichi Tsukiyama (Tokyo University of Science) Principles of visible/ultraviolet spectroscopy: Basic theory Mitsunori Araki (Tokyo University of Science) Principles of visible/ultraviolet spectroscopy: Experimental aspects Mikio Hoshino (REC R&D INC) Lunch break and JASIS 2013 Measurement of trace moisture in gases using cavity ring-down spectroscopy Hisashi Abe (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) Analysis of protein by ultraviolet laser matrix assisted mass spectrometry Mitsuo Takayama (Yokohama City University) Depth analysis of materials by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy Eiji Ikenaga (SPring-8) Closing address Koichi Tsukiyama (Tokyo University of Science) Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5 (Thu) 10:30 - 16:00 Place: Conference Room 104, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 126 visitors 10:30 - 10:35 10:35 - 11:25 11:25 - 12:00 12:00 - 14:00 14:00 - 14:30 ◆NMIJ CRM Seminar 2013 -Helpful Analytical Know-how and Certified Reference Material (CRM)- 14:30 - 15:00 Organizer: National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ)/ National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Date: Sep. 5th (Thursday) 10:00~17:00 Place: Convention Hall A, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 171 visitors 15:00 - 15:30 15:30 - 15:40 15:40 - 15:50 15:50 - 16:00 10:00 - 10:05 Greetings and Opening Remarks Koichi Chiba (NMIJ) 10:05 - 10:25 Current Status and Future Perspective on CRM Development by NMIJ Toshiyuki Fujimoto (NMIJ) 10:25 - 10:55 Open the World through CRMs Takayoshi Kuroiwa (NMIJ, Environmental Standards Section) 10:55 - 11:45 Technical Know-how for Trace Analysis of Organic Compounds -Analytical Tips Studied through the Development of Certified Reference MaterialsTakashi Yarita (NMIJ, Organic Analytical Chemistry Division) 11:45 - 14:00 Lunch and JASIS Exhibition 14:00 - 14:20 <Topics from CRM user; Part 1> Impacts on the use of CRM for the Development of Food Materials as well as the Quality Control Hirotaka Oki (Kirin Kyowa Foods Company, Limited, Research & Development Division, Food Research & Development Laboratory, Technical Support Center) 14:20 - 14:40 <Topics from CRM user; Part 2> The Advantage of Effective use of CRM in Green Procurement Related Testing Fumitaka Maruyama (SGS Japan Inc., Chemical Laboratory) 14:40 - 15:30 Technical Know-how for Trace Element Analysis -Analytical Tips Studied through the Development of Certified Reference MaterialsKazumi Inagaki (NMIJ, Environmental Standards Section) 15:30 - 15:40 Break 15:40 - 16:10 <Research Topics from NMIJ; Part 1> Metrological Standards for Legislation on Nano-particles and Nano-materials Hiromu Sakurai (NMIJ, Particle Metrology Section) 16:10 - 16:40 <Research Topics from NMIJ; Part 2> Trends of an Arsenic Speciation and its Problems Tomohiro Narukawa (NMIJ, Environmental Standards Section) 16:40 - 16:55 Get Reliability -New Lineup of NMIJ CRM 2013Masaki Ohata (NMIJ, Metrology Planning Office) 16:55 - 17:00 Closing Remarks Toshiyuki Fujimoto(NMIJ) Opening Remark and Outline of Investigation Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA) Report of the Investigation (Statistics, Questionnaire, Interview) Minoru Uchida, Katsuji Hasegawa, Hisashi Sugisawa (JAIMA) Subjects, Prospect and Proposals Dr. Ryozo Goto (JAIMA) Break Support for Small & Medium Enterprises Growth / Development Mr. Mitsuteru Naito (Deputy Manager, Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation) Analytical Science and Nurturing of Talents Dr. Kenji Kano (Professor, Lab. Bioanalytical and Biophysical Chemistry, Kyoto University) Development of New Technologies Dr. Masataka Ohkubo (Director, Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) Following Activities of JAIMA Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA) Q&A Closing Remark Kentaro Hayashi (JAIMA) ◆Imaging mass spectrometry symposium -New currents in life science, geo/cosmochemistry and material scienceOrganizer: The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (Kanto-area Colloquium) Date: Sep. 5(Thu.) 10:00-17:50 Place: Conference Room 301, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Short course Member of The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan : Free Nonmember of The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan: 1,000 JPY (including tax) Symposium Member of The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan : Free Nonmember of The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan: 1,000 JPY (including tax) Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 100 visitors 10:00-11:30 11:30-13:30 13:30-17:50 13:30-13:35 13:35-14:10 14:10-14:45 14:45-15:00 15:00-15:35 15:35-16:10 16:10-16:25 Short course: How to imaging mass spectrometry Shuichi Shimma (National Cancer Center Research Institute) Break Symposium: Imaging mass spectrometry symposium -New currents in life science, geo/cosmochemistry and material scienceOpening Yoji Nakajima (Asahi Glass Co. Ltd.) Recent hot topics of imaging mass spectrometry Shuichi Shimma (National Cancer Center Research Institute) MALDI imaging using tissue and hair sections -Current performances and upcoming challengesToyofumi Nakanishi (Osaka Medical College) Break Chemical mapping of tissue and complex samples using ToF-SIMS and data analysis Satoka Aoyagi (Shimane University) Imaging mass spectrometry of functional hybrid materials using LDI/high-resolution TOFMS Yoji Nakajima (Asahi Glass Co. Ltd.) Break 50 50 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 50 2013/12/20 17:38:02 16:25-17:00 17:00-17:35 17:35-17:50 Quantitative elemental mapping analysis of trace-elements using laser ablation-ICP-mass spectrometry Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto University) Isotope Imaging for space materials Hisayoshi Yurimoto (Hokkaido University) Closing Kanae Teramoto (JEOL Ltd.) ◆International Conference Session 5 China Forum 2013 "Measurement of metabolic disorders such as inborn error of metabolism by using mass spectrometry and its application to advanced diagnostics" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 13:30 – 16:00 Place: Conference Room 105,1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free Language : Chinese with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 35 visitors ◆JSIA seminar 3"Simple introduction of scientific instruments –environment-related measurement instruments"Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments Association Date : Sep. 5 (Thu.) 10:30-12:30 Place: Conference Room 102, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free for members, ¥2,000 for non-members Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 25 visitors 10:30-11:10 11:10-11:50 11:50-12:30 13:30-13:35 13:35-14:15 Dust monitor SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD. Pyranometer EKO Instruments Co., Ltd. Radiation dosage meter HORIBA, Ltd. 14:15-14:55 ◆ Neutron Activation Analysis using Reactor Neutron: Application to Environmental, Geochemical, Biological, and Industrial material. 14:55-15:10 15:10-15:50 Organizer: Japan Association of Activation Analysis Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 10:30-16:25 Place: Conference Room 101, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 26 visitors 10:30-10:35 10:35-11:10 11:10-11:45 11:45-14:00 14:00-14:35 14:35-15:10 15:10-15:45 15:45-16:20 16:20-16:25 15:50- 16:00 Opening Remark Introductory Remarks Koichiro Matsuda (JAIMA) Keynote Lecture “Current newborn screening programs in China – the application of tandem mass spectrometry” Prof. Yang Yanglin (Department of Pediatrics, Peking University First Hospital, Beijing, China) Invited Lecture 1 “Quality control of laboratory of molecular biology” Vice Prof.Tao Ge (Capital Medical University, You-an-men Center for Clinical Laboratory, Beijing, China) Break Invited Lecture 2 “Development of a Method to Present Wide-view Visual Stimuli in MRI for Peripheral Visual Studies” Tianyi Yan, Ph.D.(Associate Professor, School of Life Science, Beijing Institute of Technology) Closing Remarks Prof. Yang Yanglin (Department of Pediatrics, Peking University First Hospital, Beijing, China) ◆ The use and practice of accreditation system for Testing Laboratories by ISO/IEC 17025 Japan Association of Activation Analysis Analysis of sedimentary environments in case of Tokyo and Kagoshima bay. Katsumi Shozugawa (Department of General Systems Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo) Simultaneous determination of Mercury and Gold in the tailings from Small Scale Mining using Neutron Activation Analysis Yuichi Hatsukawa (Quantum Beam Science Directorate, Japan Atomic Energy Agency) Lunch and JASIS Exhibition Multi-element analysis in biological and environmental samples using neutron activation product short-life nuclides Michiko Fukushima (Ishinomaki Sensshu University) Applications of nuclear activation methods to terrestrial and extraterrestrial materials. Naoki Shirai (Department of Chemistry, Graduate sch ool of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University) Determination of trace elements in organs and tissues of mice which were fed with zinc deficient diet Makoto Yanaga (Radiochemical Research Laboratory, Faculty of Science, Shizuoka University) Precise Determination of Br in PP Resin Pellet by Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis Tsutomu Miura (National Metrology Institute of Japan, AIST) Closing remarks Japan Association of Activation Analysis Organizer: Japan Accreditation Board (JAB) Date: Sep. 5(Wed) 13:30 - 17:00 Place: Conference Room 201, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 42 visitors 13:30 - 14:00 14:00 - 14:30 14:30 - 15:30 15:30 - 16:30 16:30 - 17:00 International trends on laboratory accreditation Katsuo KUBONO (JAB) Accreditation for chemical testing laboratories Toshio MATSUMOTO (JAB) The use and practice of accreditation for chemical testing laboratories ① Yoshiharu NAMEGAYA (Rurofins Nihon Kankyo K.K.) The use and practice of accreditation for chemical testing laboratories ② Kazuyoshi OHISHI (Nihonsoken Co., Ltd) (Organization for integrated environmental research and analyses) QA(Question and answer) Toshio MATSUMOTO (JAB) ◆JSIA seminar 4 "Vacuum-related Science Instruments" Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments Association Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 14:00-17:30 Place: Conference Room 102, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: ¥3,000 for members, ¥5,000 for non-members Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 31 visitors September 5 (Thu.) Afternoon 14:00-15:00 ◆ Advanced Measuring Program for Japan's Science & Technology based growth Organizer: Japan Science and Technology Agency Date: Sep. 5(Thu.) 13:00-15:40 Place: International Conference Room, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 74 visitors 15:00-15:10 15:10-16:10 16:10-16:20 16:20-17:30 Part1 Application of Vacuum Technology and Vacuum Industry Mr. Kyoji Kinokiri (Vacuum Techno-Support) Coffee Break Part 2 Application of The Vacuum in Science Instruments the same as the above Coffee Break Part 3 The Principle and The Characteristic of Vacuum Components the same as the above 51 51 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 51 2013/12/20 17:38:02 10:40-11:15 ◆JAIMA Seminar 5 "Instrumental Analysis –Thermal Analysis– Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5(Thu.) 14:30-17:30 Place:Conference Room 303, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 102 visitors 14:00 - 14:10 14:10 - 14:45 14:45 - 15:20 15:20 - 15:35 15:35 - 16:10 16:10 - 16:45 16:45 - 16:55 11:15-11:55 Opening Remarks Takahisa Tsugoshi(AIST) What is Thermal Analysis? (General) Haruka Abe(AIST) Usual Apparatus (TG) Nobuyoshi Koga(Hiroshima Univ.) Intermission Essential Tool(DSC) Yoshitaka Shimizu(AIST) Legal Methods using Thermal Analysis Yuko Nishimoto(Kanagawa Univ.) Closing Address (or Adjourn?) Yuko Nishimoto(Kanagawa Univ.) 11:55 -12:00 ◆JAIMA Seminar 6 "Instrumental Analysis –FIA–" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 9:30-12:30 Place:Conference Room 302, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 53 visitors 9:30-9:35 9:35-10:10 September 6 (Fri.) Morning ◆International Conference Session 4 Korea Symposium 2013 "Microfabrication and microfluidics: Efficient Tools for Advanced Diagnostics" 10:10-10:45 10:45-11:20 Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6 (Fri.) 10:00 - 12:00 Place: "ASAHI", 1st Floor of APA HOTEL & RESORT <Tokyo Bay Makuhari> Admission Fee: Free Language : English with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 22 visitors 10:00-10:05 10:05-10:40 10:40-11:15 11:15-11:55 11:55 -12:00 11:20-11:55 11:55-12:30 Introductory Remarks Koichiro Matsuda (JAIMA) Keynote Lecture “Integrated Rotary Genetic Analysis Microsystem” Associate Prof. Tae Seok Seo (Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) Invited Lecture 1 “Rapid Formation of Asymmetric Vesicles with Hierarchical Apertures in Embedded Microfluidic Platforms and Sensing Application” Associate Research Prof. Hosup Jung (Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, The institute of advanced machinery and design, Seoul National University) Invited Lecture 2 “Bio-friendly photoresist for multiplex biochip fabrication and dynamic cell patterning” Assistant Prof. Junsang Doh (Pohang Institute of Science and Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University) Closing Remarks Associate Prof. Tae Seok Seo Opening address Advanced Flow Analysis based on on-line pretreatment and automated technique and its application to environmental analysis Keiro Higuchi (Ogawa & Co.) Determination of biological samples by flow analysis and its application to medical support Norio Teshima (Aichi Institute of Technology) Flow Analysis for Food Function-Contribution to Activation of Regional Industry Hiroyuki Ukeda (Kochi University) Flow analysis using microfluidics Toshihiko Imato (Kyushu University) An Outline for the Revision of JIS K 0102 (Testing Methods for Industrial Wastewater) in 2013 - Focus on the Adoption of JIS K 0170 Eiko Nakamura (Yokohama National University) ◆JAIMA Seminar 7 "Instrumental Analysis –X-Ray Florescence (XRF)–" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 9:30-12:30 Place:Conference Room 303, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 157 visitors 9:30-10:00 10:00-10:30 10:30-11:00 11:00-11:30 ◆International Conference Session 7 Korea Forum 2013 "The State-of-the-Art Technologies on Social Safety & Security from Korea" 11:30-12-00 Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 5 (Thu.) 10:00 - 12:00 Place: Conference Room 105,1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free Language : English with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 15 visitors 10:00-10:05 10:05-10:40 Invited Lecture 1 “Technology for detection and surveillance in the safety and security circumstance” Dong-Jin Yoon, Ph.D (Head, Center for safety measurement, Division of metrology for quality of life, KRISS) Invited Lecture 2 “Measurement Standard of Mammography X-ray Chul-Young Yi, Ph.D (Principal Research Scientist, Center for ionizing radiation, Division of metrology for quality of life,KRISS) Closing Remarks Jin Seog KIM, Ph.D (KRISS) 12:00-12:30 Some topics of the field application for handheld XRF instrument Esko Kantonen (Bruker Elemental Corporation) One point introduction for measuring by Hand-Held XRF with high accuracy Yoko Nakayasu (JEOL Ltd.) Introduction of new applications and analytical technique using the latest XRF Satoko Nishikawa (Horiba, Ltd.) Delivery statistics and topics for each application field of the portable XRF - Various fields such as environment, recycling, structures examination and cultural assets investigation Taro Nogami (Rigaku Corporation) Recent Developments in Handheld XRF Analysis & New Applications Shigeo Tohyama (NPO PAI-NET) Sample preparation and reference materials for X-ray fluorescence analysis Toshihiro Nakamura (Meiji University) Introductory Remarks Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA) Keynote Lecture “Strategy and planning on social safety and security in Korea” Jin Seog KIM, Ph.D (Vice-President, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science(KRISS)) 52 52 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 52 2013/12/20 17:38:02 ◆International Conference Session 6 RSC International Tokyo Conference Biochemistry & Biophysics"(2/2) 2013 10:00-10:30 "Analytical Organizer: The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC) Co-organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) Date: Sep. 6 (Fri.) 9:30 – 16:20 Place: Convention Hall B, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free of charge Language : English with simultaneous interpretation Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 48 visitors 9:30 1030-11:30 11:30-12:00 12:00-14:00 14:00-15:00 Opening Remark 9:30-10:10 10:10-11:10 11:10-11:30 11:30-12:30 12:30-14:30 14:30-15:00 15:00-15:30 15:30-16:00 16:00-16:20 16:20 Dr. Atsushi Miyawaki (RIKEN, Japan) Plenary 3 “New Fluorescent Probes and New Perspectives in Bioscience” Dr. Atsushi Miyawaki (RIKEN, Japan) Flash Presentation 3 Presenters “Royal Society of Chemistry – supporting the global analytical science community” Dr. May Copsey (The Royal Society of Chemistry) Poster Session 3 Break Invited 2 “Liquid Microarray & Partipetting for Ultra Throughput Assays” Prof. Sunghoon Kwon (Soul National University, Korea) Invited 3 “Advanced Bioprobes Based on Novel Fluorogens with New Working Mechanisms” Prof. Beng Zhong Tang (The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong) Invited 4 “High Density Cells Array and Nano ElecroHydrodynamic Systems for Rapid CTCs Diagnosis” Prof. Fan-Gang Tseng (National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan) Award Ceremony Closing Remark Takehiko Kitamori (University of Tokyo) 15:00-16:00 16:00-16:30 16:30-16:45 ◆The 10th Symposium of Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF) -Safety of Infrastructure and Frontiers of Instrumentation and Characterization Technologies- Organizer: Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Date: Sep. 6 (Fri.) 10:00~17:00 Place: Convention Hall A, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 143 visitors 10:00-10:05 10:05-10:15 10:15-10:55 ◆JAIMA Seminar 8 "Instrumental Analysis –IC–" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 10:00-12:25 Place:Conference Room 104, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 109 visitors 10:000-10:05 10:05-10:40 10:40-11:15 11:15-11:50 11:50-12:25 Overview of AOAC International & AOAC International Japan Section Ms. Y. Mori (President-elected, AOACIJS, Japan Accreditation Board) AOAC INTERNATIONAL Validation Program: OMA Program & PTM Program Mr. T. Moriyama (Past President, AOACIJS, 3M Health Care) From AOAC 127th Annual Meeting at Chicago Prof. T. Goto (AOAC Fellow, Shinshu Univ.) Lunch Break, JASIS viewing What should we do to improve and keep the quality of analytical results? Dr. A.Yasui (Past President, AOACI JS, National Food Research Institute, NARO) Bottle neck in validation of microbiological methods -Standard material of living cells Prof. H. Matsuoka (Immediate Past President, AOACIJS, Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Technology Global Harmonization and AOAC International Dr. S. Futo(President, AOACIJS, Fasmac Co. Ltd) Discussion 10:55-11:35 11:35-12:00 Opening Remarks The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry The outline and the latest trend of IC Toyohide Takeuchi(Gifu University) The separation and detection in Ion Chromatography Yoko Sekiguchi (Nippon Dionex K.K.) How to use the Ion chromatograph better Atsushi Ieuji (Shimadzu Corporation ) The world of extending IC analysis - Practice and applications Ryozo Goto 12:00-13:00 13:00-14:00 14:00-14:40 14:40-15:05 15:05-15:20 15:20-16:00 ◆AOAC International: Its effort for the quality of analysis Organizer: AOACInternational Japan Section Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 10:00~16:45 Place: Meeting Room 101, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 35 visitors 16:00-16:25 16:25-16:50 16:50-17:00 Opening Remarks Yukinobu Miki (Vice-President, AIST ) “The instrumentation frontier and the global situation of analytical instruments” Masataka Ohkubo (Director, RIIF, AIST) [Invited] “The trend of the policy for industrial technique - Expectation for analytical measurement techniques-“ Syoji Watanabe(Director, Research and Development Division, Industrial Science and Technology Policy and Environment Bureau, METI) [Invited] “Current status and future of sensing technologies for the health monitoring of infrastructure” Takao Mikami (Chief Engineer, IHI Inspection & Instrumentation Co., Ltd.) “Structural health monitoring by using laser” Hiroshi Tsuda (Leader, Structure Image Diagnosis Group, RIIF, AIST Lunch Break Poster Presentation [Invited] “Application of measurement and analysis technology for WTG O&M” Nobuyuki Honjo (Environment & Energy Business Dept ., Wind Power Business Office, Electric Power Development Co., Ltd,) “Development of small deformation measurement method using a digital camera” Shien Ri (Structure Image Diagnosis Group, RIIF, AIST) Break [Invited] “Anomaly detection algorithm for sensing data: The case of monitoring data of power generation in solar panels” Masahiro Murakawa (Leader, Smart System Research Group, ITRI, AIST) “Diagnostic technique based on electron accelerator for infrastructure ” Hiroyuki Toyokawa (Leader, Compact Quantum Beam Source Group, RIIF, AIST) “X-ray source development using carbon nano-structure and application to infrastructure diagnosis” Ryouichi Suzuki (Prime Senior Researcher, RIIF, AIST) Closing 53 53 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 53 2013/12/20 17:38:02 14:45-15:40 ◆JEMCA Environmental seminar Organizer: Japan Environmental Measurement & Chemical Analysis Association Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 10:00~16:00 Place: Conference Room 201, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 122 visitors 10:30-12:00 12:00-14:00 14:30-16:00 15:40-16:35 16:35-17:00 ◆The Spectroscopiccal Society of Japan, The 49th Summer Seminar "Infrared (IR) Spectroscopy: Fundamentals and Practical Methods " Analytical Memethod of air pollution and PM2.5(tentative title) Kayo Ohno(Japan Environmental Management Association For Industry) Break Earthquake disaster restoration and the issue of radioactive &asbestos contamination, (tentative title) Hiroshi Kamihigashi(Shimadzu Techno-Research) Organizer: The Spectroscopiccal Society of Japan Date: Sep. 6 (Fri.) 10:00~17:30 Place: Conference Room 304, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Member/Nonmember ¥10,800, Student ¥3,800. The fee includes the textbook (JAPANESE). When you bring the textbook in a meeting place by yourself: Member/Nonmember ¥8,500, Student ¥1,500. Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 61 visitors ◆ Measuring technology for Remediation of Radioactive Contamination Organizer: Society of Environmental Radioactivity Decontamination Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 10:20~15:20 Place: Conference Room 301, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Member ¥3,000 Nonmember ¥5,000 Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 80 visitors 10:20-11:00 11:00-11:40 11:40-13:00 13:00-13:30 13:30-14:00 14:00-14:20 14:20-14:50 14:50-15:20 10:00 - 10:05 10:05 - 11:05 11:05 - 12:15 Radioactivity Measurement using Commercial-Use Unmanned helicopter. Kenji Hosono(ATOKS) Radioactivity Measurement in aquatic environment using sailing detection system. Yutaka Okubo(Idea Con) Lunch Break Development of Instrument and system for Radioactivity Measurement. Shoji Hirai(Emeritus pro Tokyo City Univ.) On-site measurement of radio-nuclide using portable Na�(TI) scintillation spectrometer Hidenori Naruoka(NS Eu) Break Application of ICP-QMS to 90Sr determination related to Fukushima Daiichi reactor accident. Yoshitaka Takagai(Fukushima Univ.) Body radioactive Imaging analysis, application to contamination decontamination and future prediction of pollution dynamics. Yasuo Nakajima(Osaka Univ.) 12:15 - 14:15 14:15 - 15:25 15:25 - 16:25 16:25 - 17:25 17:25 - 17:30 Organizer: Forum on Efficient Measurement/ Evaluation Methods for Environmental Management, Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental Risk of Chemicals Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 11:00~17:00 Place: Conference Room 102, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Not Required Number of visitors: 45 visitors Organizer: Surface Analysis Society of Japan Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 10:00~17:00 Place: Conference Room 103, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: 10,000 JPY Pre registration: Required Number of visitors: 28 visitors 10:55-11:50 11:50-13:50 13:50-14:45 Opening address Akira Sakamoto (Aoyama Gakuin University) Principle, hardware, and software for FT-IR spectroscopy and standard sampling techniques Akira Sakamoto (Aoyama Gakuin University) Reflection measurements at normal incidence, diffuse reflection measurements, and attenuated total reflection measurements by Infrared spectroscopy Tsuyoshi Tsuchibuchi (Shimadzu Corporation) Lunch Break and JASIS 2013 FT-IR spectroscopic microscopy and imaging: principles and applications Shigeru Shimada (Bruker Optics) Application of Infrared spectroscopy to materials science Yukio Furukawa (Waseda University) Application of Infrared spectroscopy to biomacromolecules Masayuki Nara (Tokyo Medical and Dental University) Closing address Akira Sakamoto (Aoyama Gakuin University) ◆Application of Original Analyzers and Measurement Apparatus for Environmental Management ◆Use of JIS and ISO Standards in Daily Routine Analysis –Seminar on Practical Surface Analysis 2013- 10:00-10:55 ISO 29081:2010 Surface chemical analysis -- Auger electron spectroscopy -- Reporting of methods used for charge control and charge correction S,. Araki (Nissan Arc) ISO 10810:2010 Surface chemical analysis -- X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy -- Guidelines for analysis Y. Sonobayashi (Kyoto University) Discussion 11:00-11:30 11:30-12:00 ISO 18116:2005 Surface chemical analysis -- Guidelines for preparation and mounting of specimens for analysis ISO 18117:2009 Surface chemical analysis -- Handling of specimens prior to analysis K. Yanagiuchi (TDK) ISO 23830:2008 Surface chemical analysis -- Secondary-ion mass spectrometry -- Repeatability and constancy of the relative-intensity scale in static secondary-ion mass spectrometry H. Itoh (Konica Minolta) Break ISO/TR 15969:2001 Surface chemical analysis -- Depth profiling -- Measurement of sputtered depth ISO/TR 22335:2007 Surface chemical analysis -- Depth profiling -- Measurement of sputtering rate: mesh-replica method using a mechanical stylus profilometer M. Sato (Fujitsu Quality Laboratory) 12:00-12:30 12:30-14:30 14:30-15:00 15:00-15:30 15:30-16:00 16:00-17:00 Introduction of Newly Developed Continuous VOC Analyzer for Water Shin-ya Urano (Institute of Environment and Resource Systems) Easy Handling Apparatus for Radiation Measurement in Decontamination Work Shinji Iwasaki (OSUMI Co., Ltd.) One and Only Standard Gas Generator and Related Apparatus Yu-ichiro Kaifuku (GASTEC Co.) Lunch Break Introduction of Measurement Apparatus for Personal Exposure in Working Environment and its Application Shiro Ikeda (GASTEC Co.) Ammonia Analyzer using Coulometric Titration and Its Practical Application Hiromitsu Tomikawa (Central Kagaku Co.) Innovative inexpensive TOC Analyzer Seiji Ishii (KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab. Co.) Special Event “Workshop for a problem resolution in environmental measurement at a field or a factory” Kouhei Urano (Emeritus Professor of Yokohama National University) and Forum Members 54 54 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 54 2013/12/20 17:38:02 Sep. 6 (Fri.) Afternoon ◆Guidelines and Standards for the Laboratory Industry from a Global Perspective as Set Forth by SEFA Organizer: Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association (SEFA) Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 14:00~15:00 Place: Conference Room 105, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Not Required Number of visitors: 54 visitors ◆JAIMA Seminar 10 "Instrumental Analysis -Advanced-" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 14:30-17:30 Place:Conference Room 303, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Not Required Number of visitors: 132 visitors 14:00 - 15:00 15:00 - 16:00 The accurate measurements of mass and volume - for mastering electrical balances and pipettes Fumihide Miyashita (Shimadzu Corporation) How to use "mol" and "molar" -Conversion of units of concentration without complicated formulaNobuo Uehara (Utsunomiya Univ. Graduate School & Faculty of Engineering) ◆JAIMA Seminar 9 "Instrumental Analysis –GC–" Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6(Fri.) 14:30-17:30 Place:Conference Room 302, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee:Free Pre registration: Not Required Number of visitors: 184 visitors 14:30-14:35 14:35-15:30 15:30-16:10 16:10-17:10 17:10-17:30 Opening address Tsuneaki Maeda (AIST) Exact understanding of capillary columns and sample introductions Aki Ando (GL Sciences Inc.) Gas chromatography beginner's class lecture “Attention at the time of the GC,GC/MS introduction” Kenichi Akiyama (Japan automobile research institute) Theory of GC for removing the scales from your eyes Kazutoshi Sugita (Mitsubishi Chemical Anaytic Co. Ltd.) Discussion ◆JAIMA Forum “Analytical instruments and Metrology” Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association Date: Sep. 6 (Fri) 14:30 - 16:40 Place: Conference Room 104, 1st Floor of International Conference Hall Admission fee: Free Pre registration: Not Required Number of visitors: 91 visitors 14:30-14:35 14:35-14:55 14:55-15:25 15:25-15:45 15:45-16:15 16:15-16:30 16:30-16:40 Opening Remark Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA) Plan of Preparation and Promotion for Metrology Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Preparation Status and Future Plan of Standard Materials Dr. Koichi Chiba (Director, Metrology Management Center, National Metrology Institute of Japan, Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) Reagent and Standard Material Dr. Yuko Ofuku (Japan Reagent Association) Network of Public Test and Research Institutes for Global Development of Small Enterprises Mr. Hiroshi Ueno (Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute) Action Plan of JAIMA Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA) Q & A, Closing Reamark Hisashi Sugisawa (JAIMA) 55 55 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 55 2013/12/20 17:38:03 21. Science Seminar Science Seminar was held for not only the person well versed in "analysis and a scientific instrument" but also general people. The Science Seminar 2013 was titled as “Human body that the cell becomes younger - Mitochondria solve a wonder -” and held on September 5 (Thu.) at “REI” Hall, 2nd Floor of Hotel New Otani Makuhari. The number of audience is as follows. ◆Science Seminar “Human body that the cell becomes younger” - Mitochondria solve a wonder – Date: Sept 5 (Thu.), 2013 13:00~14:30 Place: "REI" Hall, 2nd Floor of Hotel New Otani Makuhari Admission fee: Free Number of audience: 223 people Speaker: Prof. Shigeo Ota, NIPPON MEDICAL SCHOOL Summary: Introduced the secret of "rejuvenation", understanding a mitochondria function from many sides. 56 56 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 56 2013/12/20 17:38:03 22. Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar 3rd Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar was held on September 6 (Fri.) at International Conference Room, 2nd Floor of International Conference Hall. The 2 sessions’ titles and number of audience are shown as follows. ◆Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar "The Latest movement for the 17th revision of the Japanese pharmacopeia" Date: Sept 6 (Fri.), 2013 14:00 - 16:00 Place: International Conference Room, 2nd Fl. of International Conference Hall Admission Fee: Free Number of audience: 432 people Session 1: Application to a fixed-quantity technique and a Japanese pharmacopeia reagent using NMR (14:00 - 15:00) Lecturer: Naoki Sugimoto, Division of Food Additives, National Institute of Health Sciences Session 2: The latest trend of physics and chemistry docimasy Committee (15:00 - 16:00) Lecturer: Chikako Yomota, Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Agency, Japan 57 57 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 57 2013/12/20 17:38:03 23. Visitors’ Profile The visitor profile analysis was performed based on admission registration forms filled out by the 23,139 exhibition visitors. The following four points are year-by-year visitor characteristic for this exhibition. These same trends were also exhibited in this year. 1. The category of analytical and scientific instrument users accounted for over half of attendance. 2. According to aggregation by region of employment, visitors from the Kanto and Koshinetsu districts reached to about 80% of attendance. 3. Industries were generally equally represented across the board, with no single industry dominating. The following industries had relatively high representation at about 5 to 10%: Electronics, Electric, Machinery / Technical service (analysis, testing, inspection) / Chemical products (ink, paint, pesticide, aromatics) / Education / government offices, public institutions / Pharmachemicals, Reagents, Cosmetics / Foods / Trading, Commerce. 4. Main job classifications breakdown: R&D: about 26%; sales: about 20%; Analysis / testing / inspection / measurement: about 18%; production / manufacturing / quality control: about 7%. 1. Classification by the registration type JASIS2013 Sep. 4 Sep. 6 JASIS2012 Total % Total % JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 Total % Pre-registration through website(~Aug. 23) 3,669 3,869 3,949 11,487 49.9% 12,250 52.9% 11,936 50.8% Pre-registration through website(Aug 24~) 2,361 2,505 3,108 7,974 34.6% 7,616 32.9% 8,414 35.8% On-site PC registration 1,101 1,270 1,202 3,573 15.5% 3,273 14.1% 3,124 13.3% 7,131 7,644 8,259 23,034 100.0% 23,139 100.0% 23,474 100.0% Total Sep. 5 2. Classification by the color of registration card JASIS2013 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Sep. 4 3,369 974 1,267 277 73 1,171 7,131 Analytical instrument user Analytical instrument dealer Analytical instrument manufacturer Students Press Others Total Sep. 5 3,932 969 1,364 336 51 992 7,644 Sep. 6 4,545 927 1,107 375 43 1,262 8,259 JASIS2012 Total 11,846 2,870 3,738 988 167 3,425 23,034 % 51.4% 12.5% 16.2% 4.3% 0.7% 14.9% 100.0% Total 12,081 2,783 3,978 841 131 3,325 23,139 % 52.2% 12.0% 17.2% 3.6% 0.6% 14.4% 100.0% JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 Total 12,902 2,913 3,452 805 167 3,235 23,474 % 55.0% 12.4% 14.7% 3.4% 0.7% 13.8% 100.0% 6. Others 15% 5. Press 1% 4. Students 4% 1. Analytical instrument user 51% 3. Analytical instrument manufacturer 16% 2. Analytical instrument dealer 13% 58 58 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 58 2013/12/20 17:38:04 3. Classification by Business Area Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba Saitama Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Yamanashi Nagano Niigata Sub total Aichi Shizuoka Gifu Mie Ishikawa Toyama Fukui Sub total Osaka Kyoto Shiga Hyogo Nara Wakayama Sub total Ehime Kagawa Kochi Tokushima Sub total Iwate Miyagi Yamagata Akita Aomori Fukushima Hokkaido Sub total Okayama Hiroshima Yamaguchi Tottori Shimane Sub total Fukuoka Saga Nagasaki Kumamoto Oita Miyazaki Kagoshima Okinawa Sub total Japan Total Overseas Total Sep. 4 2,627 886 689 515 391 83 66 43 53 36 5,389 140 148 16 28 12 28 18 390 285 227 48 73 6 9 648 11 6 7 7 31 18 43 19 8 15 48 37 188 23 29 19 5 5 81 62 12 9 24 11 3 4 7 132 6,859 272 7,131 Sep. 5 2,722 1,013 788 609 503 76 102 47 63 31 5,954 162 190 23 41 14 36 20 486 304 213 44 83 6 7 657 24 11 16 16 67 16 47 21 11 5 53 27 180 39 29 17 0 3 88 32 8 3 27 12 4 4 2 92 7,524 120 7,644 JASIS2013 Sep. 6 2,957 1,205 985 752 526 133 98 42 94 33 6,825 177 243 19 36 6 31 11 523 229 188 37 70 9 2 535 9 12 1 6 28 12 50 19 12 12 69 13 187 28 21 13 0 4 66 37 2 1 5 5 2 5 3 60 8,224 35 8,259 Total 8,306 3,104 2,462 1,876 1,420 292 266 132 210 100 18,168 479 581 58 105 32 95 49 1,399 818 628 129 226 21 18 1,840 44 29 24 29 126 46 140 59 31 32 170 77 555 90 79 49 5 12 235 131 22 13 56 28 9 13 12 284 22,607 427 23,034 % 36.1% 13.5% 10.7% 8.1% 6.2% 1.3% 1.2% 0.6% 0.9% 0.4% 78.9% 2.1% 2.5% 0.3% 0.5% 0.1% 0.4% 0.2% 6.1% 3.6% 2.7% 0.6% 1.0% 0.1% 0.1% 8.0% 0.2% 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 0.5% 0.2% 0.6% 0.3% 0.1% 0.1% 0.7% 0.3% 2.4% 0.4% 0.3% 0.2% 0.0% 0.1% 1.0% 0.6% 0.1% 0.1% 0.2% 0.1% 0.0% 0.1% 0.1% 1.2% 98.1% 1.9% 100.0% JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2012 Total % Total % 8,358 36.1% 8,386 35.7% 3,156 13.6% 3,227 13.7% 2,404 10.4% 2,694 11.5% 1,854 8.0% 1,896 8.1% 1,447 6.3% 1,470 6.3% 273 1.2% 354 1.5% 273 1.2% 289 1.2% 137 0.6% 138 0.6% 201 0.9% 201 0.9% 101 0.4% 117 0.5% 18,204 78.7% 18,772 80.0% 503 2.2% 477 2.0% 608 2.6% 585 2.5% 61 0.3% 76 0.3% 86 0.4% 100 0.4% 39 0.2% 31 0.1% 85 0.4% 68 0.3% 32 0.1% 61 0.3% 1,414 6.1% 1,398 6.0% 833 3.6% 801 3.4% 585 2.5% 478 2.0% 131 0.6% 112 0.5% 260 1.1% 267 1.1% 24 0.1% 26 0.1% 14 0.1% 22 0.1% 1,847 8.0% 1,706 7.3% 37 0.2% 38 0.2% 23 0.1% 23 0.1% 15 0.1% 16 0.1% 27 0.1% 39 0.2% 102 0.4% 116 0.5% 36 0.2% 42 0.2% 144 0.6% 119 0.5% 64 0.3% 52 0.2% 40 0.2% 30 0.1% 25 0.1% 45 0.2% 177 0.8% 163 0.7% 73 0.3% 63 0.3% 559 2.4% 514 2.2% 85 0.4% 82 0.3% 82 0.4% 83 0.4% 67 0.3% 66 0.3% 11 0.0% 10 0.0% 4 0.0% 11 0.0% 249 1.1% 252 1.1% 133 0.6% 118 0.5% 20 0.1% 15 0.1% 5 0.0% 14 0.1% 45 0.2% 42 0.2% 22 0.1% 31 0.1% 12 0.1% 25 0.1% 12 0.1% 19 0.1% 15 0.1% 11 0.0% 264 1.1% 275 1.2% 22,639 97.8% 23,033 98.1% 500 2.2% 441 1.9% 23,139 100.0% 23,474 100.0% 59 59 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 59 2013/12/20 17:38:04 4. Classification by Business Area Ranking TOP10 for these 3 years 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 JASIS2013 Area Total Tokyo 8,306 Kanagawa 3,104 Chiba 2,462 Saitama 1,876 Ibaragi 1,420 Osaka 818 Kyoto 628 Shizuoka 581 Aichi 479 Overseas 427 JASIS2012 Area Total Tokyo 8,358 Kanagawa 3,156 Chiba 2,404 Saitama 1,854 Ibaragi 1,447 Osaka 833 Shizuoka 608 Kyoto 585 Aichi 503 Overseas 500 JAIMA EXPO/SIS Area Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba Saitama Ibaragi Osaka Shizuoka Kyoto Aichi Overseas 2011 Total 8,386 3,227 2,694 1,896 1,470 801 585 478 477 441 5. Classification by Country Ranking TOP10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 JASIS2013 Total Country South Korea 153 China 51 Chinese Taipei 33 United States 30 Thailand 27 India 27 Vietnum 24 Singapore 17 6 Indonesia Hong Kong 6 53 Other 427 Total JASIS2012 Total Country South Korea 157 China 109 Chinese Taipei 48 Vietnum 34 United States 28 Thailand 16 Singapore 15 India 10 Germany 9 Malaysia 8 Other 66 500 合計 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 Total Country South Korea 122 China 59 United States 56 Chinese Taipei 37 India 24 Singapore 12 Thailand 11 Germany 9 Canada 6 Colombia 5 Other 100 Total 441 6. Classification by Business (Based on 23,034 respondents) JASIS2013 Total % 1,520 6.6% 1,542 6.7% 1,926 8.4% 3,884 16.9% 371 1.6% 723 3.1% 675 2.9% 306 1.3% 504 2.2% 655 2.8% 1,617 7.0% 219 1.0% 152 0.7% 1,341 5.8% 1,051 4.6% 69 0.3% 182 0.8% 169 0.7% 270 1.2% 359 1.6% 112 0.5% 2,933 12.7% 190 0.8% 2,264 9.8% 23,034 100.0% 1. Government office, Public organization 2. Education 3. Technical service 4. Electronics, Electric, Machinery 5. Semiconductor 6. Steel, Nonferrous metal, other Metal products 7. Automotive, Construction and Transportation 8. Construction, Construction materials 9. Petroleum, Petro-chemistry 10. Rubber, Plastics 11. Chemical products 12. Ceramics, Pottery, Glass 13. Paper, Pulp 14. Pharmachemicals, Reagents, Cosmetics 15. Foods 16. Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery 17. Printing 18. Gas, Power, Energy 19. Information Service (IT) 20. Medical treatment 21. Press, Publication 22. Trading, Commerce 23. Finance 24. Others Total 60 60 JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 Total % Total % 1,440 6.2% 1,471 6.3% 1,490 6.4% 1,458 6.2% 1,890 8.2% 1,884 8.0% 3,971 17.2% 4,042 17.2% 389 1.7% 389 1.7% 792 3.4% 858 3.7% 698 3.0% 655 2.8% 311 1.3% 287 1.2% 527 2.3% 588 2.5% 684 3.0% 678 2.9% 1,588 6.9% 1,677 7.1% 244 1.1% 245 1.0% 141 0.6% 168 0.7% 1,344 5.8% 1,424 6.1% 1,097 4.7% 1,233 5.3% 73 0.3% 63 0.3% 226 1.0% 211 0.9% 186 0.8% 195 0.8% 281 1.2% 252 1.1% 297 1.3% 278 1.2% 78 0.3% 185 0.8% 2,886 12.5% 2,914 12.4% 197 0.9% 187 0.8% 2,309 10.0% 2,132 9.1% 23,139 100.0% 23,474 100.0% Classification by Business 21. Press, Publication 0% 22. Trading, Commerce 13% 24. Others 10% 23. Finance 1% 20. Medical treatment 2% 1. Government office, Public 2. Education organization 7% 7% 3. Technical service 8% 19. Information Service (IT) 1% 18. Gas, Power, Energy 1% 4. Electronics, Electric, Machinery 17% 17. Printing 1% 16. Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery 15. Foods 0% 5% 14. Pharmachemicals, Reagents, Cosmetics 6% 5. Semiconductor 2% 13. Paper, Pulp 1% 12. Ceramics, Pottery, Glass 1% 11. Chemical products 7% 10. Rubber, Plastics 3% 6. Steel, Nonferrous metal, other Metal products 3% 7. Automotive, Construction and Transportation 3% 8. Construction, Construction materials 9. Petroleum, Petro-chemistry 1% 2% 7. Classification by occupation (Based on 23,034 respondents) 1. Research, Development (government, school) 2. Research, Development (private) 3. Education 4. Students 5. Engineering, Design 6. Manufacturing, Quality control 7. Procurement 8. Analysis, Test, Inspection, Measurement 9. Management 10. Sales 11. Planning, Investigation, Public relations 12. Service, Repair 13. Others Total Sep. 4 648 1,272 53 277 376 370 66 1,132 443 1,639 398 64 393 7,131 Sep. 5 519 1,425 93 335 432 457 75 1,358 381 1,595 354 64 556 7,644 JASIS2013 Sep. 6 549 1,581 65 380 489 681 90 1,586 353 1,689 350 89 357 8,259 Total 1,716 4,278 211 992 1,297 1,508 231 4,076 1,177 4,923 1,102 217 1,306 23,034 % 7.4% 18.6% 0.9% 4.3% 5.6% 6.5% 1.0% 17.7% 5.1% 21.4% 4.8% 0.9% 5.7% 100.0% JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2012 Total % Total % 1,593 6.9% 1,473 6.3% 4,466 19.3% 4,726 20.1% 218 0.9% 204 0.9% 830 3.6% 819 3.5% 1,298 5.6% 1,273 5.4% 1,547 6.7% 1,553 6.6% 238 1.0% 248 1.1% 4,120 17.8% 4,591 19.6% 1,235 5.3% 1,263 5.4% 4,845 20.9% 4,879 20.8% 1,145 4.9% 1,048 4.5% 237 1.0% 205 0.9% 1,367 5.9% 1,192 5.1% 23,139 100.0% 23,474 100.0% 1. Research, Development (government, school) 7% 13. Others 6% 12. Service, Repair 1% 2. Research, Development (private) 19% 11. Planning, Investigation, Public relations 5% 3. Education 1% 10. Sales 21% 4. Students 4% 5. Engineering, Design 6% 9. Management 5% 6. Manufacturing, Quality control 7. Procurement 6% 1% 8. Analysis, Test, Inspection, Measurement 18% 61 61 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 61 2013/12/20 17:38:04 8. Major purpose to visit the JASIS (Multiple Choices) 1. To gather information for analytical instruments purchasing 2. To know about analytical instruments market trend 3. To attend the new technology seminar 4. To attend the conferences and symposium 5. To gather conpetitor information (for instruments manufacturer) 6. To gather technical information (for instruments manufacturer) 7. To find business partners 8. To obtain Analytical Instruments Directory etc. 9. Exhibitor, Staff, Booth attendant 10. Others JASIS2013 Total % 12,861 55.8% 9,285 40.3% 5,464 23.7% 4,637 20.1% 1,608 7.0% 1,051 4.6% 1,761 7.6% 1,977 8.6% 1,482 6.4% 1,272 5.5% JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2012 Total % Total % 12,984 56.1% 13,730 58.5% 9,379 40.5% 9,490 40.4% 5,537 23.9% 5,563 23.7% 4,596 19.9% 4,358 18.6% 1,813 7.8% 1,640 7.0% 1,210 5.2% 992 4.2% 1,795 7.8% 1,706 7.3% 2,125 9.2% 2,088 8.9% 1,580 6.8% 1,348 5.7% 1,283 5.5% 967 4.1% Percentage is based on 23,034 respondents (2013), 23,139(2012) and on 23,474 (2011). 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 9. Classification by first visit or not 1. First visit 2. Visited last year Total JASIS2013 Total % 12,604 54.7% 10,430 45.3% 23,034 100.0% 2. Visited last year 45% JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 Total % Total % 12,875 55.6% 12,627 53.8% 10,264 44.4% 10,847 46.2% 23,139 100.0% 23,474 100.0% 1. First visit 55% 62 62 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 62 2013/12/20 17:38:05 24. Questionnaire for Japanese Visitors Outline of questionnaire The questionnaire counters were installed in the Event Square of Hall 6 and Hall 8. 5,014 visitors' questionnaire was obtained during 3 days. 1. Classification by the color of registration card JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2013 3,261 65.0% 2,539 68.7% 3,721 71.7% 382 7.6% 312 8.4% 411 7.9% 580 11.6% 298 8.1% 413 8.0% 286 5.7% 191 5.2% 229 4.4% 483 9.6% 346 9.4% 413 8.0% 22 0.4% 9 0.2% 4 0.1% 5,014 100.0% 3,695 100.0% 5,191 100.0% Analytical instrument users(Red) Analytical instrument dealers(Blue) Analytical instrument manufacturers(Green) Students(Orange) Others(Yellow) No Reply Total 2. Major purpose to visit the JASIS (multiple choices) Students ( Orange ) 5.7% Others( No Reply Yellow) 0.4% 9.6% Analytical instrumen t manufact urers( Green) 11.6% Analytical instrumen t users( Red) 65.0% Analytical instrumen t dealers ( Blue) 7.6% JASIS2013 JASIS2012 2,779 55.4% 2,338 63.3% To gather information about analytical instruments To gather information for analytical instruments purchasing 2,362 47.1% 1,720 46.5% To attend the seminars or conferences 1,346 26.8% 1,101 29.8% To attend conferences at International Conference Hall 451 9.0% To attend Medical Innovation Zone 104 2.1% Others 247 4.9% 101 2.7% 22 0.4% 3 0.1% No Reply 183 5.0% JASIS2013:(multiple choice)Percentage is based on 5,014. JASIS2012:(multiple choice)Percentage is based on 3,695. 0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0% To gather information about analytical instruments To gather information for analytical instruments purchasing To attend the seminars or conferences 2013 2012 To attend conferences at International Conference Hall To attend Medical Innovation Zone Others No Reply 3. Are you in the position to make purchasing decision of analytical instrument ? JASIS2013 Advisory position for selection & Purchasing Decision making position for selection & purchasing Others No Reply Total JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 2,632 52.5% 2,127 57.6% 2,975 57.3% 1,028 20.5% 19.8% 1,184 22.8% 731 1,257 25.1% 807 21.8% 988 19.0% 97 1.9% 30 0.8% 44 0.8% 5,014 100.0% 3,695 100.0% 5,191 100.0% No Reply 1.9% Others 25.1% Decision making position for selection & purchasi… Advisory position for selection & Purchasing 52.5% 63 63 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 63 2013/12/20 17:38:05 4. Which is your visit, day trip or staying ? JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2013 3,759 75.0% 2,921 79.1% 4,152 80.0% 405 8.1% 307 8.3% 366 7.1% 493 9.8% 273 7.4% 412 7.9% 245 4.9% 139 3.8% 207 4.0% 112 2.2% 55 1.5% 54 1.0% 5,014 100.0% 3,695 100.0% 5,191 100.0% 1day Commute 2days 1night 2nights or more No Reply Total 2nights or more 4.9% No Reply 2.2% 1night 9.8% Commute 2days 8.1% 1day 75.0% 5. How did you know about JASIS ? (multiple choices) JASIS2013 2,371 47.3% 1,174 23.4% 922 18.4% 691 13.8% 629 12.5% 263 5.2% 234 4.7% 147 2.9% 29 0.6% 187 3.7% 28 0.6% DM from organizer DM from exhibitor Mail Magazine from organizer Informed through company Organizers’ Website Exhibitors’ Website Through school or University Magazines Publications Newspapers Others No Reply JASIS2012 1,898 51.4% 1,070 29.0% 752 20.4% 442 12.0% 424 11.5% 215 5.8% 133 3.6% 122 3.3% 29 0.8% 101 2.7% 9 0.2% JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 2,444 1,606 1,000 689 559 303 172 167 32 161 6 47.1% 30.9% 19.3% 13.3% 10.8% 5.8% 3.3% 3.2% 0.6% 3.1% 0.1% JASIS2013: Percentage is based on 5,014. JASIS2012: Percentage is based on 3,695. JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011: Percentage is based on 5,191. 0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0% DM from organizer DM from exhibitor Mail Magazine from organizer Informed through company 2013 Organizers’ Website 2012 Exhibitors’ Website Through school or University Magazines Publications Newspapers Others 6. Did you use shuttle bus or direct bus ? JASIS2013 2,096 41.8% 1,715 34.2% 323 6.4% 880 17.6% 5,014 100% Didn't use any bus Used Shuttle bus Used Direct bus No Reply Total 0.0% JASIS2012 1,760 47.6% 963 26.1% 167 4.5% 805 21.8% 3,695 100% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0% From Kaihin-Makhari From Makuhari-Hongo From Tsukuba (Hitachino-Ushiku) No Reply Total Didn't use any bus Used Shuttle bus 2013 Used Direct bus 2012 No Reply From Haneda Aorport From Yokohama From Tokyo From Narita Airport No Reply Total JASIS2013 1,027 59.9% 600 35.0% 78 JASIS2012 508 52.8% 388 40.3% 4.5% 59 6.1% 10 0.6% 1,715 100.0% 8 963 0.8% 100.0% JASIS2013 125 38.7% 116 35.9% 61 18.9% 0 0.0% 21 6.5% 323 100.0% JASIS2012 75 44.9% 56 33.5% 36 21.6% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 167 100.0% 64 64 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 64 2013/12/20 17:38:05 7. How do you evaluate JASIS 2013 in general ? JASIS2013 JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 786 15.7% 536 14.5% 639 12.3% 2,732 54.5% 2,097 56.8% 2,712 52.2% 857 17.1% 637 17.2% 1,250 24.1% 214 4.3% 151 4.1% 146 2.8% 40 0.8% 23 0.6% 27 0.5% 339 6.8% 241 6.5% 373 7.2% 46 0.9% 10 0.3% 44 0.8% 5,014 100.0% 3,695 100.0% 5,191 100.0% Very much informative and helpful Reasonably informative and helpful Acceptable Don't know Short of my expectation Not visited yet No Reply Total Don't know 4.3% Short of my expectati on 0.8% Not visited yet 6.8% Very much informati ve and helpful 15.7% Reasonab ly informati ve and helpful 54.5% Acceptabl e 17.1% 8. Where do (did or will) you visit in JASIS 2013 ? (multiple choice) Please identify three areas you like most among the choices. JASIS2013 8.Visit New technology Seminar JASIS Conference Event Square(Lotteries etc.) Directories Distribution "The Heritage" Corner Research organization Area Science Seminat Science Seminar Academic Asociation Area Scientific Experimantal Show (Open forum) Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar mini/Solution Area Educational DVD Corner My NAVI Rounge International Organization Area JASIS 1st Commemorative Symposium "Discover the Future." Corner Media & Press Area 2675 1337 1276 1155 1147 1112 664 419 331 290 264 193 162 145 60 53.4% 26.7% 25.4% 23.0% 22.9% 22.2% 13.2% 8.4% 6.6% 5.8% 5.3% 3.8% 3.2% 2.9% 1.2% 2,149 990 482 433 685 625 437 258 151 191 155 102 74 76 24 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2012 8.Visit 9.Informative 1・2・3 42.9% 19.7% 9.6% 8.6% 13.7% 12.5% 8.7% 5.1% 3.0% 3.8% 3.1% 2.0% 1.5% 1.5% 0.5% 9.Informative 1・2・3 2,022 900 1,403 1,048 877 1,075 54.7% 24.4% 38.0% 28.4% 23.7% 29.1% 1,759 720 558 413 558 732 47.6% 19.5% 15.1% 11.2% 15.1% 19.8% 222 491 186 179 168 6.0% 13.3% 5.0% 4.8% 4.5% 122 360 150 97 73 3.3% 9.7% 4.1% 2.6% 2.0% 43 162 229 350 1.2% 4.4% 6.2% 6.7% 23 140 134 97 0.6% 3.8% 3.6% 1.9% 8.Visit 9.Informative 1・2・3 2,806 54.1% 2,347 45.2% 1,608 1,602 31.0% 30.9% 606 645 11.7% 12.4% 1,228 767 23.7% 14.8% 691 537 13.3% 10.3% 458 8.8% 308 5.9% 291 222 5.6% 4.3% 165 97 3.2% 1.9% 58 1.1% 43 0.8% 557 10.5% 163 3.1% JASIS20132: Percentage is based on 5,014. JASIS2012: Percentage is based on 3,695. JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011: Percentage is based on 5,191. 0.0% 【JASIS2013】 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0% New technology Seminar JASIS Conference Event Square(Lotteries etc.) Directories Distribution "The Heritage" Corner Research organization Area Visit Informative 1・2・3 Science Seminat Science Seminar Academic Asociation Area Scientific Experimantal Show (Open forum) Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar mini/Solution Area Educational DVD Corner Percentage Percentageisisbased based on on 5,014. 5,014. My NAVI Rounge International Organization Area 65 65 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 65 2013/12/20 17:38:06 9.About New Technology Seminars; ①How many sessions did (would) you attend ? 1 2 3 5 session sessions to 5 sessions sessions or more Sub total would not attend 6. No Reply Total JASIS2013 JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 783 15.6% 648 17.5% 890 17.1% 767 15.3% 611 16.5% 848 16.3% 912 18.2% 606 16.4% 919 17.7% 169 3.4% 167 4.5% 184 3.5% 2,631 52.5% 2,032 55.0% 2,841 54.7% 2,051 40.9% 1,413 38.2% 2,003 38.6% 332 6.6% 250 6.8% 347 6.7% 5,014 100.0% 3,695 100.0% 5,191 100.0% 6. No Reply 6.6% 1 session 15.6% 2 sessions 15.3% would not attend 40.9% 5 sessions or more 3.4% 3 to 5 sessions 18.2% ②For those who attended; How was it ? Very informative Reasonably informative Fair Below expectation Can not tell No Reply Total JASIS2013 JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 484 18.4% 315 15.5% 294 10.3% 1,275 48.5% 1,045 51.4% 1,496 52.7% 399 15.2% 304 15.0% 538 18.9% 31 1.2% 30 1.5% 39 1.4% 132 5.0% 197 9.7% 218 7.7% 310 11.8% 141 6.9% 256 9.0% 2,631 100.0% 2,032 100.0% 2,841 100.0% Can not tell 5.0% No Reply 11.8% Very informative 18.4% Below expectation 1.2% Fair 15.2% Reasonably informative 48.5% ③For those who did not attend; Why ? JASIS2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 JASIS2013 1,075 52.4% 974 68.9% 1,263 63.1% Interested but no time 332 16.2% 254 18.0% 330 16.5% No interesting session Did not know 189 9.2% 131 9.3% 248 12.4% No vacancy 58 2.8% 0.0% 0.0% 120 5.9% 88 6.2% 109 5.4% Other 285 13.9% 216 15.3% 400 20.0% No Reply Percentage is based on the person who didn't attend. Based on 2,051people(2013), 1,413 people(2012:), 2,003 people(2011). 0.0% 50.0% 100.0% Interested but no time No interesting session Did not know 2012 Other 2013 No vacancy No Reply 66 66 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 66 2013/12/20 17:38:06 25. Questionnaire for Overseas Visitors 22 English speaking visitors from overseas responded to our questionnaire. The followings are the abstracts of it. 1. Please indicate the area you come from. JASIS 2013 1. Asia 2012 2011 17 77.3% 66.2% 2. Oceania 0 0.0% 1.3% 0.0% 3. Middle East 0 0.0% 0.0% 11.5% 4. Europe 3 13.6% 18.2% 11.5% 5. Africa 0 0.0% 0.0% 3.8% 6. North America 2 9.1% 14.3% 11.5% 7. Central America 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 8. South America 0 0.0% 0.0% 3.8% 9. Other region 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 22 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% Total 57.7% Central America South America 0.0% North America 0.0% 9.1% Europe 13.6% Africa 0.0% Other region 0.0% Middle East 0.0% Oceania 0.0% Asia 77.3% 2. Please mark your visitor group. 2013 1. Users (Red) 2012 Students (Orange) 4.5% 2011 Manufacturers 25.9% (Green) 13.6% 4 18.2% 42.9% 13 59.1% 20.8% 3. Manufacturers (Green) 3 13.6% 19.5% 25.9% 4. Students (Orange) 1 4.5% 0.0% 11.1% 2. Dealers (Blue) Others (Yellow) 4.5% Users (Red) 18.2% 25.9% 5. Others (Yellow) 1 4.5% 16.9% 11.1% Total 22 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% Dealers (Blue) 59.1% 3. How many times have you visited our show? JAIMA SHOW /JAIMA EXPO SIS More than 3 times 31.8% First time 40.9% 1~ 2times 27.3% 67 67 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 67 2013/12/20 17:38:06 4. Where did(will) you visit in the show? (Multiple Choices are available.) Which event or area above was informative? JASIS 2012 JASIS 2013 9.Informative 1・2・3 8.Visit New Technology Seminar JASIS Conference Media & Press Area International Organization Area Event Square Research Organization Area JST/AIST Booth International Conference Session Conference (not JASIS) Internet Corner Medical Innovation Zone Mini Solution Area Academic Association Area Education DVD presentation 10 6 6 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 1 0 0 45.5% 27.3% 27.3% 22.7% 22.7% 22.7% 18.2% 18.2% 18.2% 13.6% 13.6% 4.5% 0.0% 0.0% 5 2 3 5 0 5 5 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 22.7% 9.1% 13.6% 22.7% 0.0% 22.7% 22.7% 4.5% 0.0% 0.0% 13.6% 4.5% 4.5% 0.0% 2012, 2011: (mini)Open Forum Science Seminar JAIMA EXPO / SIS 2011 9.Informative 1・2・3 8.Visit 35 31 8 16 12 8 14 8 8 12 45.5% 3 6 2 8 9.Informative 1・2・3 8.Visit 27.3% 10 38.5% 8 30.8% 23.4% 2.6% 7.8% 12 2 2 46.2% 7.7% 7.7% 7 1 1 26.9% 3.8% 3.8% 7.8% 3 11.5% 1 3.8% 6.5% 9.1% 11.7% 4 9 5 15.4% 34.6% 19.2% 4 7 1 15.4% 26.9% 3.8% 10.4% 15.6% 21 18 2 6 6 5 7 9 6 3 7.8% 3.9% 2 4 7.7% 15.4% 0 1 0.0% 3.8% 3.9% 7.8% 2.6% 10.4% 3 4 1 5 3.9% 5.2% 1.3% 6.5% 2 7.7% 2 7.7% 0 5 0.0% 19.2% 0 1 0.0% 3.8% 4 15.4% 2 7.7% 40.3% 10.4% 20.8% 15.6% 10.4% 18.2% 10.4% JASIS2013: Percentage is based on 22. JASIS 2012: Percentage is based on 77. JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011: Percentage is based on 26. 0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0% New Technology Seminar Media & Press Area JASIS Conference Research Organization Area Event Square International Organization Area Conference (not JASIS) Visit International Conference Session Informative 1・2・3 JST/AIST Booth Medical Innovation Zone Internet Corner mini/Solution Area Education DVD presentation Academic Association Area Percentage is based on 22 for respondents. 68 68 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 68 2013/12/20 17:38:07 5. How did you know about JASIS ? (Multiple Choices) JASIS 2013 JASIS 2012 JAIMA EXPO/SIS 2011 DM from organizer 7 31.8% 4 5.2% 3 11.5% Introduced in business 4 18.2% 27 35.1% 6 23.1% DM from organizer 4 18.2% 16 20.8% 1 3.8% Exhibitors' Website 4 18.2% 9 11.7% 7 26.9% Newspapers 3 13.6% 3 3.9% 0 0.0% Organizer's Mail Magazine 1 4.5% 12 15.6% 0 0.0% Through school or University 1 4.5% 3 3.9% 6 23.1% Magazines Publications 1 4.5% 2 2.6% 2 7.7% Organizer's Website 0 0.0% 4 5.2% 2 7.7% Other 1 4.5% 9 11.7% 2 7.7% JASIS2013: Percentage is based on 22 for respondents. JASIS2012: Percentage is based on 77 for respondents. 6. How do you evaluate our show? JASIS 2013 1. Very fruitful 10 45.5% 41.9% 2011 38.5% 2. Reasonably fruitful 5 22.7% 33.8% 42.3% 3. Fair 6 27.3% 14.9% 15.4% 4. Below expectation 0 0.0% 2.7% 3.8% 5. Can not say 1 4.5% 2.7% 0.0% 6. Have not seen thoroughly yet 0 0.0% 4.1% 0.0% 22 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% Total 7. 2012 1. Exhibition Hall 2. New Technology Seminar 8 36.4% 2012 41.3% 4 18.2% 16.0% 3. JASIS Conference 4. Publication 4 18.2% 24.0% 2 9.1% 4.0% 4 18.2% 14.7% 5. WEB Total Have not seen thoroughly yet 0.0% Fair 27.3% Very fruitful 45.5% Reasonably fruitful 22.7% Was foreign language support enough ? JASIS 2013 Below expectation 0.0% Can not say 4.5% WEB 18.2% Exhibition Hall 36.4% Publication 9.1% 22 100.0% 100.0% JASIS Conference 18.2% New Technology Seminar 18.2% 69 69 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 69 2013/12/20 17:38:07 26. Questionnaire for JASIS Conference Attendees Questionnaire was carried out to grasp needs and tendency of visitors for JASIS Conference. The followings are the abstracts of it. ◆Major Purpose to visit JASIS 2013 JASIS Conference Exhibition New Technology Seminars Science Seminar No Reply Total 750 400 107 25 25 1,307 57.4% 30.6% 8.2% 1.9% 1.9% 100% ◆Where do (did or will) you visit in JASIS 2013 except JASIS Conference ? (multiple choices) Total Exhibitor's booths at Exhibition Hall 1,091 New Technology Seminars 478 some areas except exhibitor's booths 331 Other JASIS Conference programs 288 except this program Only this program 143 No Reply 37 % 83% 37% 25% 22% 11% Percentage is based on 1,307. ◆Did (Will) you visit Exhibition Hall or New Technology Seminar? Why not ? (multiple choices) Did (Will) you visit Exhibition Hall or New Technology Seminar? The person who visit Exhibitor's booths at Exhibition Hall The person who visit New Technology Seminars The person who visit except above Total Why don't you visit Exhibition Hall or New Technology Seminar? 1. Not enough time 2. Couldn't attend because of full 3. No interesting booths or programs 4. Enough WEB Information 5. Others Total Total 1,091 18 198 1,307 Total Sub Total % 79.1% 2.0% 8.6% 4.0% 6.3% 238 6 26 12 19 301 100.0% No Reply 1,014 198 Sub Total 88 1 9 7 11 116 % 75.9% 0.9% 7.8% 6.0% 9.5% 100.0% 82 70 70 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 70 2013/12/20 17:38:07 27. Questionnaire for Japanese Exhibitors Questionnaire was carried out after the show to grasp needs and tendency of Japanese Exhibitors. The followings are the abstracts of it. (148 / 426 exhibitors) Was your exhibition at JASIS useful? Not useful 2.7% Number of visitors to your booth; Cannot say 1.4% Very useful 21.8% Fair 20.4% More visitors than expected 4.1% Cannot say 11.0% Less visitors than expected 21.9% Same as Expected 63.0% Useful 53.7% Result of your Exhibit Do you intend to exhibit the JASIS next year? Not decided yet 16.4% No 0.7% Yes 38.4% Under discussion 44.5% Percentage is based on 148. About the Show general (booth layout etc.) Cannot say 4.7% Not good 0.7% Was your exhibition to Medical Innovation Zone useful? Very good 14.2% Fair 35.8% Good 44.6% 71 71 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 71 2013/12/20 17:38:07 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 72 • • A-6 N-2 N-3 MAI SHYO N-4 YU N-5 REI N-6 Gateway • 7 Administrative office (U.S. Pavilion, etc.) South exit South square B South exit 5 Main traffic rotary Front square Restaurant (2nd floor) Rooms for New technology seminars North exit 4 [JASIS Conferences] International Conference Hall in Makuhari Messe Central Plaza (2nd floor) Central entrance (2nd floor) North exit North exit Service passages 6 Exhibition hall Exhibition hall Exhibition hall North exit 1 Exhibition hall South exit West Exit West Exit West Exit ) Vending machine Telephone Coin lockers Rest room Elevator Outdoor exhibition space & parking area Restaurant (2nd floor) • Media & Press Area • Academic Association Area • International Organization Area International Exhibition Hall South exit JASIS Secretariat Office For JR Keiyo Line Kaihin Makuhari Sta. Restaurant North exit International Conference Hall North exit 8 Exhibition hall Exhibition hall 2nd floor East exit East exit South exit South square B International Exhibition Hall South exit South gate 2 • JST Booth / AIST Booth • Research Organization Area East exit ( “Ikoi” Mall (Room Capacity for N-1 is 100, Other Rooms 200) South gate 1 To Exhibition Halls To Exhibition Halls WC WC (W) (M) Reception desk LAPIS STELLA N-1 A-5 A-4 A-3 A-2 A-1 Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall A-11A-10 A-9 A-8 A-7 Slope Mini Solution Exhibition Area Mini Solution Catalogue Area [JASIS 2013] Halls 5, 6, 7 and 8 in the Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall Medical Innovation Zone • Mini Solution Area • Passage bridge to parking lot (2nd floor) [JASIS_ New Technology Seminars] Room Section #2 Hotel New Otani Makuhari STELLA, Room N-1. SHYO, Room N-2. MAI, Room N-3. YU, Room N-4. REI, Room N-5. LAPIS, Room N-6 (2nd floor) WC (W) WC (M) Slope (Room Capacity for A-6 is 200, Other Rooms 100) [JASIS_ New Technology Seminars] Room Section #1 APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall, Rooms No. 1 to 11 (2nd floor) Layout of the venue 28. Exhibition Hall Layout “Yasuragi” Mall 72 72 —3— 2013/12/20 17:38:08 [HALL 8] Academic Association Area [HALL 8] Research Organization Area R-1 R-2 R-3 R-4 R-5 R-6 Professsionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation Society(PAI-NET) Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association The Spectroscopical Society of Japan Japan Accreditation Board (JAB) The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry Japan Environmental Technology Association [HALL 8] International Orga Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan (Chemical Standards Department) National Metrology Institute of Japan(NMIJ)/National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Light Beam Platform University of Toyama, Center for Research and Development in Natural Sciences, Instrumental Analysis R-7 RIKEN NMR Facility I-1 I-2 I-3 I-4 I-5 I-6 I-7 I-8 National Institure of Technology and Evaluation R-8 R-9 Watarai /Kawano Project, Osaka University Takasaki Advanced Radiation Research Institute, JAEA Kimura Laboratory, Graduate School of Science, Kobe University Isotope Imaging Laboratory, Hokkaido University Instrument and Research Technology Center, Nagoya Institute of Technology Radiation Application Development Association HALL Lounge 8 HALL Lounge 7 LMS Co.,Ltd. IC-1 IC-2 IC-3 IC-4 Canada Pavilion (IC) 8B-906 6B-801 A-6 8B-905 8B-904 8B-903 Shinto Scientific TEKHNE Co.,Ltd. CORPORATION ss JEOL Ltd. 8A-901 A-4 8B-803 8B-802 8B-801 DAINIPPON Kemet Japan SEIKI CO.,LTD. Co., Ltd. ss JEOL RESONANCE Inc. SHIMADZU CORPORATION GL Sciences Inc. 8B-901 A-5 Hong Kong Trade Development Council Loung Hitachi 7A-900 KOKEN LTD. BL TEC 8B-902 K.K. Fujitsu Limited Restek Corporation SANKO ELECTRONIC LABORATORY CO., LTD Nagara Science Co., Ltd. Academic Association Area INFO Korea Pavilion(IK) 8B-908 8B-806 8B-805 8B-808 8B-807 Fujiwara Scientific DKSH Co.,Ltd. TEEMA(Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufac Food IK-2 IK-1 IK-4 A-7 8B-907 Belgium-Wallonia Foreign Trade and Investment A I-1 MARUSHO DENKI CO., LTD FURUE SCIENCE CO.,LTD CAIA(CHINA ASSOCIATION FOR INSTRUMENTAL 7A-901 Drink U.S.Pavilion(IU) I-5 I-4 I-3 I-2 IU-6 IU-7 IU-8 IU-9 Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation, JAPAN Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Commercial Office 7B-801 Lounge I-9 I-8 I-7 I-6 IU-5 IU-4 IU-3 IU-2 IU-1 Overseas exhibitor's Lounge SINGAPORE EXHIBITION SERVICES Lounge International Organization Area(I) 8B-909 analytica-Messe München Lounge Lounge International Organizations Area Overseas exhibitor's Lounge JAIMA Partners ALDA (Analytical, Life Science & Diagnostics As GAMBICA ASSOCIATION LTD Beijing Physical & Chemistry Testing Technology Hita Hita HIRA SHINKO DENSHI KOJIMA INSTRUMENTS INC. Dikma Technologies Japan K.K. ORION MACHINERY CO., LTD. 7A-806 8A-801 8B-804 7A-805 7A-804 KUBOTA CORP. Okamura Corporation Nihon Waters K.K. 7A-803 S-15 System Instruments Co.,Ltd. S-16 7A-802 7A-801 K. K. AB SCIEX S-17 Funakoshi Co.,Ltd. ALPHA SCIENCE,INC. JICKO.Ltd Gardner Denver Japan Ltd 8B-705 8B-707 8B-706 WITec K.K. 8A-704 8B-704 Nihon Waters K.K. SATO VAC INC. 8A-703 Leica Microsystems K.K. TOYAMA SANGYO CO.,LTD 8A-701 7B-705 Sigma-Aldrich Japan 8A-702 8B-703 8B-702 8B-701 KASAHARA CHEMICAL Nihon Validation INSTRUMENTS CORP. Technologies Corporation 7B-701 7B-704 7B-703 7B-702 Renishaw KK Micromeritics Japan G.K. Tokyo Instruments Inc. 7A-705 7A-706 TAKEDA RIKA KOGYO CO.,LTD. SHIMADZU RIKA CORPORATION 8A-603 8B-606 8B-605 8B-608 8B-607 Bio Chromato, Inc. ACTAC.CO.,LTD Nihon BUCHI. K.K. ITK Co.,Ltd. R-8 8B-501 8B-503 8B-502 Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 8A-508 8A-507 NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD. 8A-504 ATONARP Iwashita Engineering, Inc. Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd. Murakami Color Research Laboratory.Co.,Ltd. Yasui Kikai Corporation GTR TEC CORPORATION 8B-407 8B-404 Kyoto Electronics SATO KEIRYOKI 8B-406 8B-405 Manufacturing Co., Ltd. MFG. CO., LTD. 8A-506 Air Liquide Japan, Ltd. 8A-503 8A-502 7B-502 Research Organization Area SHOWA DENKO K.K. Merck Millipore (Merck Ltd) 8A-505 8A-401 8A-403 Bronkhorst Japan K.K. 8A-402 SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD. ULVAC-RIKO, Inc. ULVAC-PHI, Inc. 8A-501 Trioptics Japan Co.,Ltd. 7A-505 7B-501 Seishin Trading Co., Ltd. HOSHI INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD AMPTEK Inc. 8A-404 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology 8B-401 DKK-TOA CORPORATION HACH Ultra Co., Ltd. AS ONE CORPORATION SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD. 7B-406 7B-405 Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. UNICO LTD 8A-305 8B-303 KK.Takasugi seisakusho 8A-304 8A-303 8A-302 IAS Inc. 8B-301 UNIFLEX Company Ltd. 7B-306 Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. 8A-301 TOKYO GARASU KIKAI CO., LTD. 7B-305 7B-304 Tomsic Ltd. 7B-303 Flon Industry Co., Ltd 7A-403 STM Corporation Mettler-Toledo K.K. 7B-401 SOMA OPTICS, LTD. 6B-601 Adva S-18 6B-005 S-19 TOYO Corporation 7A-402 WELCO TOKYO CHEMICAL INDU YAYOI CO., LTD 7A-401 Daiwa Techno Systems Co.,Ltd. S-21 7B-301 7A-301 7B-204 7A-201 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. S-22 SC-1 SC-2 SC-3 7A-303 7A-302 MicroSupport Co.,Ltd. NIHON DENKEI CO.,LTD. JASCO Group 6B-404 6B-405 SOGO L GLASS W 6B-403 6B-004 NIPPON S Shin Nippon Air Technologies CO.,LTD. ENVISYS CO 6B-305 6B-003 6B-306 Apriori RIKEN Corporation 6B-304 Sartorius Japan K. K. KETT ELECTRIC LABORATORY Elemental Scientific 6B-002 Moxtek, Inc. 7B-205 8A-201 Event Square R-6 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. 8B 8A Research Organization Area R-1 TA Instruments Japan Inc. 7B-203 SANSYO CO., LTD. 6B-207 Toray Engineering Nihon Pall Ltd. Co.,Ltd. 6B-001 JASCO Group JASCO Corporation JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD. 7B-202 7B-201 7A-101 7B-101 8A-101 "the Heritage" Corner R-3 R-2 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. 6B-203 A&D Company, SCRUM Inc. NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION + R-5 R-4 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. • Lottery's Counter • Questionnaire Counter • Internet Corner • Organizers Information Corner S-1 S-2 S-3 ESPE 6B-505 6B-504 DAIICHI NEKKEN CO.,LTD. 7A-304 7B-302 6B-509 S-20 Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd. MITSUBISHI SPACE SOFTWARE CO., LTD. Japan Electric Meters Inspection Corporation CHINO CORPORATION 8B-304 8B-305 8B-306 SEIKA DKK-TOA CORPORATION CORPORATION HACH Ultra Co., Ltd. 7A-501 ADVANTEST 7A-502 CORPORATION 7A-503 7A-404 7B-404 Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd. 7B-403 7B-402 YSI/ Nanotech Inc. 7A-504 ASTECH CORPORATION RheoLa AMCO INCORPO SHIGEMI Co., Ltd JFE Techno-Research Corporation k.k. L.E. Technologies KOYO THERMO SYSTEMS CO., LTD 7B-407 TAIATSU TECHNO CORPORATION Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute,Japan 8B-302 Carl Zeiss Microscopy Co., Ltd. 7A-601 TSI Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd NISSEI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. R-7 6B-706 6B-705 FEI Company ChemcoPlus Scientific Co., LTD Bio-Rad Laboratories K.K. 8B-505 8B-403 8B-402 WDB Co., Ltd. 6B-710 KIRIYAMA GL WORKS COM 7A-701 TEMP. & HUMIDITY CONTROL KOREA NIHON FREEZER CO.,LTD. 8B-506 7A-602 7B-601 7B-604 TOKI SANGYO Oxford Instruments KK CO.,LTD. Omicron NanoTechnology 7B-603 7B-602 Japan Inc. 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Environmental Testing Apparatuses,Temperature (& Humidity) Chamber, Thermal Shock Chamber 7A-701 FEI Company DualBeam System (FIB/SEM), Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) 5A-701 FIS Inc. The high sensitivity gas chromatograph, 6 models; for very small amount gas in various fields. 7B-303 Flon Industry Co., Ltd 6A-705 FLOWELL CORPORATION Fluoropolymer Tube Fitting 30 series Tube Size (O.D.1mm-12.7mm), Valves , Pipe Parts 5B-303 Foss Japan Ltd. Titrators, Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometers ( FT-IR ), Near infrared spectrophotometers, Decomposite apparatus 6B-503 FUJIKIN Incorporated 8B-905 Fujitsu Limited Software for Analytical instruments (including LIMS), Laboratory automation systems, Structure elucidation, Electronic notebook system, MSDS 8B-806 Fujiwara Scientific Co.,Ltd. 7A-802 Funakoshi Co.,Ltd. Mini Gel Imager, Microvolume Spectrometer, Cell Density Meter, Mini Centrifuge, Bench Top Sterilizer, UV Cell Sanitizer, Shaker e.t.c 8B-908 FURUE SCIENCE CO.,LTD 5B-508 FUSO Co., Ltd. Thermo-Hygrometers, pH and ORP Meters, Light Meters, CO2 Monitors, Gas Alarms and Detectors, Sound Level Meters, Vibration Meters 8A-703 Gardner Denver Japan Ltd Piston pump, Diaphragm pump, Rotary vane pump, liquid diaphragm pump, Peristaltic pump, Linear air/liquid pump 5B-509 GASTEC CORPORATION Gas Detector Tubes, Automatic Gas Sampler 5B-704 GERSTEL K.K. Thermal Desorption System/Unit for GC-MS, Dynamic Headspace System, Multi purpose autosampler, Sniffing system, 1D/2DGC-MS, GCxGC system, Preparative Fraction Collector, High Temp LC oven 8A-901 GL Sciences Inc. GC, UHPLC, PrepHPLC, Sniffing System, GC Prep, Accelerated Purge&Trap System, Automatic Canister System, Automatic SPE System, GPC Clean-up System, System GC, Acid Digestion System, Life Science Sample Preparation Products, Liquid Handling Robots, SPE Products, Columns and Consumable tools 6B-701 Glass Expansion Pty. Ltd. ICP/ICP-MS Sample Introduction Systems, Nebulizer, Spray Chamber, Torch, Accessories ELIONIX INC. 76 76 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 76 2013/12/20 17:38:14 8B-405 High sensitivity H2O permeation testing system/Gas Vapor and Liquid permeability analysis system for film/Li-ion battery leak testing system 5B-402 GVS Japan K.K. Various kind of syringe filters, bottle-top filters, sterilized funnel and media, filters for HPLC, filter papers, and other consumables 8B-304, 8B-401 HACH Ultra Co., Ltd. Dissolved Gases, Total Organic Carbon, Ozone, Particle Counters, Silica, Sodium 5A-301 Hakuto Co., Ltd. Turbo molecular pump, Rotary vane pump, Dry pump, Vacuum gauge, Quadrupole mass spectrometer, Digital Microscope, ICP-TOFMS, Laser ablation system 5A-305 HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS k.k. μPMT (micro-PMT), Photosensor module, MPPC, Image sensor for spectrometer, Infrared detector, Quantum Cascade Laser, Light source for analytics, MCP (microchannel plate), Capillary lens, THz spectrometer 6A-203 Hayashi pure chemical IND.,LTD. Standards for Analysis, Karl Fischer Reagents, Cartridge for Aldehyde and Ketone, Synthesis Service for Organic Compounds 6A-501 HERZOG JAPAN CO., LTD. 6B-801 HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd. Automatic Titrator, Karl Fischer Titrator, Mercury Analyzer, Total Organic Carbon Analyzer 6A-502 HIRAYAMA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Autoclave, Deo-autoclave (deodorizing), Horizontal Autoclave with Drying Cycle, HAST (Highly Accelarated Steress Test) Equipment. 6B-801 Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation Scanning Probe Microscope (SPM), Focused Ion Beam (FIB), XRF Analysis (SEA), XRF Coating Thickness Measurements (SFT), Thermal Analysis (TA&DMS), ICP-OES/ICP-MS 6B-801 Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Titrators, Ultraviolet and visible spectrophotometers, Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometers (FT-IR), Emission spectrophotometric analyzers, Flame spectrophotometers and atomic absorption spectrophotometers, Fluorophotometric analyzers, X-ray fluorescence spectrometers, Mass spectrometers LC/MS, Transmission electron microscopes (TEM), Scanning electron microscope (SEM), High performance liquid chromatographs (HPLC) 5B-302 Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd. Micro Ultra Centrifuge, High-Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge, High-Speed Micro Centrifuges, Rotors for Centrifuges. 6B-707 Hitachi Power Solutions Co.,Ltd. 5B-101, 5B-201 HORIBA Group 8A-603 Continuous-flow Hydrogenation Reactor, Biomolecular interaction analyzers, Colony Counter, Cell washing, dispensing device, Pressure Cycling Technology Sample Preparation System, High-quality oligosaccharides 6A-604 INFICON Co., Ltd. The world smallest portable GC/MS, a new concept continuous monitoring system and the portable GC. 5A-709 ionBench Bench for MS with 75% soundproofing. Lab Noise enclosures. Bench for HPLC with motorized/liftable workface and movable to every direction. 8A-601 IRIE CORPORATION 5B-404 ISIS Co., Ltd. 8B-506 ITK Co.,Ltd. Dynamic Viscoelastic Analyzers, Dynamic Mechanical Analyzers 8B-504 Iwashita Engineering, Inc. 6A-304 J.A. Woollam Japan Corporation Spectroscopic Ellipsometer, Software 6B-101 Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd. Recycling Preparative HPLC, Recycling preparative HPLC added in gradient function, Automated type pyrolyzer, Portable pyrolyzer, Thermal desorption, Outgas collector, Cryogenic sample crasher. 5B-304 Japan Cell Co., Ltd. Flow cells for flow cytometry & chromatograpy, Refractometer cells, HPLC cells, Light Scattering cells, Capillary, Sapphire cells, UHV cells 7B-304 Japan Electric Meters Inspection Corporation 6A-602 Japan High Tech Co., Ltd. 5A-806 Japan MicroArray Consortium 7A-101, 7A-201, 7A-301 JASCO Corporation Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer, Infrared Microscope, UV/Vis/NIR Spectrophotometer, UV/Vis/NIR Microscopic Spectrophotometer, Laser raman Spectrophotometer, Scanning Near-field Optical Microspectrometer, Spectrofluorometer, Polrarimeter, Dissolution Tester, Xtreme Liquid Chromatography System, High performance liquid Chromatograph, Super critical fluid Delivery System GTR TEC CORPORATION Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd. JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD. 7A-101, 7A-201, 7A-301 JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. 7A-101, 7A-201, 7A-301 Desktop scanning electron microscope, Electric furnace, Particle image analyzer, Cartridge preparative system, Isotope ratio mass spectrometer, Gas Analyser, Liquid Extraction Surface Anarysis and more. 7A-901 JEOL Group (HORIBA, Ltd., HORIBA STEC, Co., Ltd.) Raman Microscope, Spectrofluorometer, Nano Particle & Laser Scattering Particle Size Distribution Analyzer, Automatic Polarimeter, pH Meter, Conductivity Meter, Ion Meter, Water Quality Checker, Handheld X-ray Fluorescence Analyzer, XRF Analytical Microscope, C/S Analyzer, O/N/H Analyzer, ICP Optical Emission Spectroscopy, Glow Discharge Optical, Emission Spectroscopy (GD-OES), Automatic Thin Film Analyzer 8A-503 HOSHI INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD 5A-607 I.T.S. JAPAN CORPORATION Dynamic Mechanical Thermal Analyzer, Impact Tester, Mobile Moisture Meter for Plastics, Temperature Scanning Stress Relaxation 8A-304 IAS Inc. ICP/ICP-MS accessories, Sample preparation device, Online monitoring system, Fully automated VPD-ICP-MS system, Flow cytometer 5A-707 IBS Inc. SERVOMEX Paramagnetic Oxygen Analyzer and Elecro chemical Oxygen Analyzer. IBS Leak tight metal bellows pump and gas generator. 6B-205 IKA Japan K.K. bomb calorimeter, rotary evaporator, magnet stirrer, disperser, shaker, mill, incubator shaker, rotator, overhead stirrer (JEOL Ltd., JEOL RESONANCE Inc.) MALDI-TOFMS, Electron Microscope, Scanning Electron Microscope, Ion Slicer, NeoScope, UltraQuad GC/MS, Thin Layer Chromatography Mass Spectrometer, GC-TOFMS, ESR Spectrometer, NMR Spectrometer, Atmospheric Scanning Electron Microscope, Energy-Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer, Micro Focus X-ray CT analysis system, Electron Probe Microanalyzer, Auger Microprobe, Ion Beam Application Equipment 5A-504 JFE Shoji electronics Corporation 7A-503 JFE Techno-Research Corporation Analysis of materials, Equipment supply for imaging spectrum analyzer and iamging inspection system, On-site analysis 8B-706 JICKO.Ltd Oxygen meters, Harmful gas meters, Ceramic heater 5B-602 J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd. Miscellaneous Mass spectrometers, Gas chromatographs (GC), organic element analyzers, Analytical instruments for laboratory use, n.e.c. 5A-705 juji field inc. 77 77 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 77 2013/12/20 17:38:15 6A-503 Ultra-Low Refrigerated Circulator, Refrigerated/Heating Circulator, Autoclave, Extractor, Kjeldahl Distillation Units, Injector, Fume hoods 7A-801 K. K. AB SCIEX Mass spectrometers LC/MS, Miscellaneous Mass spectrometers, High performance liquid chromatographs ( HPLC ) 7B-406 k.k. L.E. Technologies 5A-704 Kankyo Technos Co., Ltd. Ultrapure water system, Ultraviolet sterilizer, UF membrane, Catalog distribution KASAHARA CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTS CORP. 8B-703 pH Meter, DO Meter, Chloride Meter, Conductivity Meter, Residual Chlorine Meter, Turbidity Meter, MLSS Meter etc. 6B-402 KASHIYAMA INDUSTRIES, LTD. Air Cooled Dry Pump 8B-802 Kemet Japan Co., Ltd. PRESI: Machines for metallographic samples Cutting Machine Mecatome T180 Mounting Machine Mecapress 3 Polishing Machine Mecatech 334 6A-803 Ken Products Development Corporation 5B-406 KENIS LIMITED Microscope Optical, Microscope & Optical Inspecting App., Radiation measuring instruments 8A-302 KETT ELECTRIC LABORATORY Infrared Moisture Determination Balance, NIR Moisture Meter, NIR Composition Analyzer, Grain and Moisture Tester, Coating Thickness Tester 5B-704 Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd. 6B-710 KIRIYAMA GLASS WORKS COMPANY Distillation Apparatuses, Apparatuses, Laboratory , Glass Vessels, Glass Bottles, laboratory glass equipment 5A-302 KITAHAMA, LTD. 8B-303 KK.Takasugi seisakusho 5A-605 KNF JAPAN CO., LTD Solvents Recovery Systems, Liquid Metering Pumps, Liquid Transfer Pumps and Vacuum Diaphragm Pumps. 7A-805 KOJIMA INSTRUMENTS INC. 8B-906 KOKEN LTD. KOACH: Revolutionary Super Clean Zone Creator, Push-Pull Local Ventilation System 5B-507 KOKUGO Co.,Ltd. 8B-603 KOKUSAN CORPORATION 5B-505 KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K. Aspiraiting pump, Gas detector tube, Air sampler, Gas sensors, portable gas monitors, Fixedtype gas alarm system. 7B-405 KOYO THERMO SYSTEMS CO., LTD Furnaces for R & D and high volume production of solar cell, magnetic material, secondary cell, power device. 6A-606 KUBOPURA Co. Ltd. 7A-806 KUBOTA CORP. centrifuges, washer 5A-804 KYOKUTO BOEKI KAISHA, LTD Eddy Current Inspection, Capillary Electrophoresis, PIXE, Battery Monitoring System 6A-401 KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab., Corp. We will display different types of Simplified Water Analyzer for measuring COD, TOC, T-Nitrogen/T-Phosphorus, Heavy Metal ions, and more. Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 8B-404, 8B-501 Automatic Potentiometric Titrator, Karl Fisher Titrator, Density/ Specific Gravity Meter, Refractometer, Process Refractometer, Hot Disk-method Thermophysical Properties Analyzer, Quick Thermal Conductivity Meter, Amenity Meter, Heat Stroke Checker 7A-703 Kyoto-Rikagaku-kikai Corporation Tube Conditioner for Thermal Desorption, Gas Sampling Bag Conditioner. 6A-507 Full automatic contact angle meter, Friction analyzer, Versatile peel analyzer, Surface tesniometer, Zeta potential meter 6A-706 L.C.Science Co., Ltd. GC, HPLC, Pressuring Solid phase system, Digital Liquid Flowmeter, Preparat system for GC, Dataprocessing systems, RO and Ultrapure water Productsystem 6B-708 Lab Lab Company Co. Ltd. 6B-507 Laminar Co., Ltd. Continuous LCR-Chemical Reactor LCR-tera 5A-205, 5A-303 LECO Japan Corporation C/S Determinator, O/N/H Determinator, Glow Discharge Spectrometer, Protein Determinator, Thermogravimetric Analyzer, GCxGC-TOFMS, GC HRT-TOFMS, LC HRT-TOFMS 7A-705 Leica Microsystems K.K. New Digital microscope, DMS1000/300, Hi-end stereo microscope M205 C Sample preparation systems for Electron microscope Rotary microtom 8B-909 LMS Co.,Ltd. 6A-608 M S TECHNOS CORPORATION automated pipetting systems 5A-703 M&S INSTRUMENTS INC. 6B-501 Malvern (Spectris.Co.,Ltd) Laser diffraction particle analyzer, Nano Particle Size, Zeta Potential and Molecular Weight measurement system, GPC/SEC system etc 6A-702 Maruemu Corporation 8B-907 MARUSHO DENKI CO., LTD 6A-704 Matsusada Precision Inc. UV-VIS spectrophotometer, Thermal cycler, digital camera for microscopy, capillary electrophoresis system, X-ray fluorescence spectrometers 5A-706 MEDO INDUSTRIES CO., LTD 5B-301 MEIWAFOSIS CO.,LTD. Osmium Coater, Carbon Coater, Plasma Etching Cleaning Device, Nanoparticle Analyzer, QCM-D Biomaterial/Biological Interaction Analyzer, Contact Angle Meter, Precision Compact Diamond Wire Saw, etc. 6A-102 Membrane Solutions LLC Lab products, Bio-science consumables, Industry process filters 7A-602 Merck Millipore(Merck Ltd) 6A-302 Metrohm Japan Ltd 7A-404 Mettler-Toledo K.K. pH/ORP/Cond. meters, Titrator, Pipettes, Thermal Analysis instruments, Melting Point System, Thermal Measurement instruments, Moisture Analyzers, In Situ Particle Characterization System, Balances / Scales (K) 5B-506 Micro Emission Ltd. Ultra compact atomic emission elemental analyzer (LEP: Liquid electrode plasma method) Cuvette (Quartz, Resin) 7B-702 Micromeritics Japan G.K. Particle size, particle shape, surface area, pore volume, pore size, absolute density, envelope density, bulk density, catalytic activity. 7A-303 MicroSupport Co.,Ltd. Microscope Optical, Microscope & Optical Inspecting App., Disposables 6B-506 MICROTEC CO., LTD. Particle diameters and particle size analyzers, Emulsifiers & Dispersers, Surface Tension/Zeta Potential Testers, Microplate readers 6A-701 Milestone General K.K. Advanced Microwave Digestion Labstation, Microwave Ashing System, Continuous Flow Analyzer, Automatic Mercury Analysis System, Auto Spiral Plating System, Auto Colony Counting System, etc. JULABO JAPAN Co.,Ltd. Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd. MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. 7B-204, 7B-301 Karl Fischer Reagents/Moisture Meters, Automatic Titrator, Trace Nitrogen and Sulfur and Halogen Analyzer, Total Organic Carbon Analyzer, Resistivity Meters, Dew Point Meter, Surface Analysis System, Prep Station for IC 78 78 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 78 2013/12/20 17:38:17 7B-305 Laboratory automation systems, Software for Analytical instruments (including LIMS) 6B-002 Moxtek, Inc. 8B-503 Murakami Color Research Laboratory.Co.,Ltd. 8B-602 MURAKAMI KOKI CO.,LTD OIML Standard Weight, Vibro absorbing mount, Electronic Table Balance 5A-805 Murata Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. Metal mesh devices 6A-601 MUSASHI ENGINEERING, INC. Fully automated dispensing system, PC control desktop dispensing system, Liquid dropping system for nano level, Non-contact spotting system 5A-402 NACALAI TESQUE, INC COSMOSIL chromatography product line includes analytical and preparative HPLC columns for low-molecular compounds, hydrophilic compounds. 8B-807 Nagara Science Co., Ltd. 5B-305 Nagoya Scientific Insturments Co., Ltd. 5A-807 Disposables, kimwipes, kimtowels, clean area wipers, hydroknit wipers, nitrile gloves, workwear, eye wear 6B-403 NIPPON S.T. JOHNSON SALES CO., LTD. 5B-704 NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd. 8B-403 NISSEI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 6B-206 Nittokagaku Co. Ltd Electric Furnaces, Crushers, Ball/Refining Mills, Sieve Shakers, Crushing Apparatuses, Radiation measuring instruments, Becquerel Monitor 5A-502 NOMURA CHEMICAL CO., LTD. Column for high performance liquid chromatography, Column for aluminum analyses and reagent kit 6B-303 NTT Advanced Technology Corporation Analytical tools and Material analysis services 5A-609 Nu Instruments Ltd 8A-801 Okamura Corporation Laboratory Benches & Tables, Shelves & Cabinets, Draft Chambers/Local Exhaust Ventilation, Laboratry Necessaries & Fittings 5B-305 OKANOWORKS,LTD 5A-101 OLYMPUS CORPORATION Handheld Fluorescence X-ray Analyzer DELTA Series, Field-Portable X-ray Diffraction System Terra, 3D Measurement Laser Microscope, Scanning Probe Microscope (SPM) LEXT Series, Micro Cantilevers for SPM 7B-601 Omicron NanoTechnology Japan Inc. Nanoindentation (TI-950), Ar Gas Cluster Ion Beam Systems (GCIB-10S), UHV-Low-T SPM, UHV-LowT 4-probe SPM, UHV-SEM, PEEM, ESCA, ARPUS, TOF-SIMS, AES 6B-204 ORGANO CORPORATION 7A-804 ORION MACHINERY CO., LTD. Introduces energy-saving Precision Air Processors employing Heat Pump Balance Control (no electric heating) for analysis and experiment. 5A-102 OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. Zeta-potential & Particle-size Analyzer, Fiber-Optics Particle Analyzer with Autosampler, Capillary Electrophoresis Measuring System, Reflective Film Thickness Monitor, Quantum Efficiency Measurement System 5A-702 OURSTEX CORPORATION 7B-601 Oxford Instruments KK EDS/EBSD combined system for Windows7, Large area SDD detector, EDS for Widnwos7, WDS, EBSD for Windows7, CL for Windows7 • AFM instruments including Cypher and new appealing product will be introduced • 6 types of analyser including XRF, OES and NMR products are preparing for visitors • Omicron (Germany), Hysitron (US), MBE Componenten (Germany) and Ion Optika (England) for nanotech evaluation technology will be intorduced at the booth 6A-802 OXIDE Corporation DUV Laser, Wavelength Convertor/Laser, Speckle Contrast Measurement System 6B-401 PANalytical MITSUBISHI SPACE SOFTWARE CO., LTD. NIPPON PAPER CRECIA CO., LTD. NAKAMURA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. 6A-805 Micropipette, Pipette Tip, PCR tube 5B-502 Fast, high-definition laser Raman microscope RAMANtouch, Imaging Raman scopeRAMANview 6A-807 NETZSCH JAPAN Thermogravimeters (TGA), Differential Thermal Analyzers (DTA), Differential Scanning Calorimeters (DSC), Thermomechanical Analyzers (TMA), Dynamic Viscoelastic Analyzers and Dynamic Mechanical Analyzers (DMA). 6A-409 NEW COSMOS ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Portable Gas Analyzers (VOC,H2,etc.), Portable Odor Level Indicator, Portable Gas Detectors, Oxygen Monitor, etc. 6A-405 New Metals and Chemicals Corporation, LTD. Particle Size Analyzer (DLS/SLS, Fraunhofer, Mie, Image) 6A-305 NICHIRI MFG.CO.LTD device for Ion chromatography, suppressor, device for measuring cleanliness 5A-202 NICHIRYO Co., LTD. Nichipet Premium, NichipetEX Plus, NichipetEX, NICHIRYO Le, NICHIMART 8B-601 Nihon BUCHI. K.K. 7A-304 NIHON DENKEI CO.,LTD. Scanning Probe Microscope, Focused Ion Beam, Micro CT Scanner, Non-contact Surface Shape Measuring Instrument, Microscope, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy, Wetting Tester, Grinding/olishingMachine 8B-505 NIHON FREEZER CO.,LTD. 6B-001 Nihon Pall Ltd. Enriched apparatus, Analytical instruments for laboratory use, Filtering Apparatuses, Pure Water System, Plastic Vessels, Disposables, etc. 8B-502 Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd. 5B-001 Nihon seimitsu kagaku co.,ltd. 5A-203 Nihon Thermal Consulting Co., Ltd. AFM-IR (nanoIR Spectroscopy)/nano-Thermal analyzer/High Temp DSC/TG-DSC Analyzer/Thermal Conductivity, Diffusibity, Heat Capacity Measurement 8B-701 Nihon Validation Technologies Corporation 8B-704, 8B-801 Nihon Waters K.K. 6B-202 Nippo Precision Co.,Ltd. Terahertz Time-Domain Spectrometer 8A-508 NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD. 7B-201 Nippon Instruments Corporation Fully automatic heat-vaporization mercury analyzer, Reducing-vaporization mercury analyzer, Mercury gas monito Nanophoton (Spectris Co., Ltd. PANalytical Division) X-ray diffraction systems, X-ray Fluorescence WDXRF systems, (3D) EDXRF systems, X-ray tubes 5A-602 Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd. Pharmaceutical Refrigerator, Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer, Biomedical Freezer 6A-707 Park Systems(Park Systems Japan Inc.) Non-contact SPM & AFM, 3 Dimensional Non-contact Measurement AFM, Raman-NSOM AFM, Bio-AFM 7A-601 Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD. Particle Sizing and Counting instruments, Particle Sizing and Zeta Potential instruments, Image Analyzer 6A-101 PEAK SCIENTIFIC Nitrogen and Hydrogen Gas Generators 6B-502 Quantachrome Instruments Japan G.K. 79 79 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 79 2013/12/20 17:38:18 5B-306 8B-507 Raman analyzer, Handheld Raman analyzer, Raman Scanning Microscope for 2D mapping, SERS, Luminescent fiber analyzer, low wavenumber Raman 6A-504 RAYON INDUSTRIAL Co., LTD. optical crystal, aspheric lens, prism, mirror, filter, quartz pipe, cell, plastic lens, plastic product, etching product 7B-703 Renishaw KK Produce high definition chemical images from maximum 50million Raman spectra very large datasets with Renishaw's NEW WiRE4 software. 8B-904 Restek Corporation GC, HPLC and UHPLC Columns and Accessories, SPEs, GC Standard Rreagents and Calibration Gases, Environmental Gas Sampling Canisters and Bags 5A-808 Retsch Co.,Ltd. Particle diameters and particle size analyzers, Crushers, Sieve Shakers, Crushing Apparatuses 6B-705 RheoLab Ltd. 7B-101 Rigaku Corporation X-ray Diffractometer, X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer, Portable X-ray Analyzer, X-ray Microscope, Thermal Analyzer, Evolved gas analysis, Calorimeter, Glow Discharge Optical Emission Spectrometer, Handheld RAMAN Spectrometer 6B-305 RIKEN KEIKI CO., Ltd. 5B-602 Round science inc. 5A-103, 5A-201 S.T. Japan Inc. Portable FTIR, RAMAN, NIR, XRF and GC-MS. New Raman and NIR imaging system. New bench top Reaction Calorimeter. New FTIR and Raman spectrum database and data manipulation software. FTIR accessories. Sample introduction systems for ICP/ICP-MS. Bench Top NMR Spectrometer. 7B-605 sankei co.,ltd 6A-801 7A-502 7B-801 UV-VIS-NIR Spectrophotometer, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer, Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer, ICP Emission Spectrometer, Gas Chromatograph, Triple Quadrupole Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer, Ultra High Performance Liquid Chromatograph, Triple Quadrupole Liquid Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer, MALDI-TOF, Ion Chromatograph, Preparative Chromatograph, Thermal Analysis Instrument, Electrophoresis System, Total Organic Carbon Analyzer, Electronic Balances, Particle Size Analyzer 7A-706 SHIMADZU RIKA CORPORATION Fume Hood and Laboratory equipment, Monitor all-in-type Microscope, Digital Camera for HDMI applied. Consulting corner of expanding overseas company planning. 7B-705 Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc. Services related to research and testing of products and materials 6B-004 Shin Nippon Air Technologies CO.,LTD. Fine Particle Visualization System 5A-601 SHINAGAWA CORPORATION Large (heavy class) auto-leveler. Gas meter instrument rack. Gas meter with wireless level adjustment function. 7A-900 SHINKO DENSHI 8B-903 Shinto Scientific Co.,Ltd. 7A-601 SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD. 7A-601 SHOWA DENKO K.K. Columns for HPLC, Refractive Index Detector, Conductivity Detector, Eluent Degassing Device 7B-501 SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD. Founded in 1921 as a laboratory glassware manufacturer, Sibata Scientific Technology Ltd. has succeeded in the Medical, Chemical, and the Environmental-measuring field in Japan. 8A-701 Sigma-Aldrich Japan Karl Fischer Reagents, Titration Reagents, Analytical standards, GC Capillary Columns, HPLC Columns, Flash Chromatography Products, SPE Products, Solid Phase Micro Extraction Products (SPME), Air Sampling Tubes SOGO LABORATORY GLASS WORKS CO., LTD. 6B-404 Analytical instruments for laboratory use,n.e.c., Drylng Ovens, Glass Implements, Disposables 7B-401 SOMA OPTICS, LTD. UV/VIS Absorbance Detector, Sun Spectra radiometer, NIR Spectroscopy 5A-304 SONNET GIKEN CO., LTD. 5A-802 Spectra Design Co., Ltd. Optical and terahertz sensing system, Software for spectroscopic data analysis, Consultant service of THz sensing technology. 7A-702 Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corporation PCB, Modular, Rack mounted High Voltage Power Supplies, X-Ray Source 7A-403 STM Corporation 7A-402 Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd. 6A-406 Systech Inc. 7A-803 System Instruments Co.,Ltd. 6B-201 Systems Engineering Inc. 7B-205 TA Instruments Japan Inc. Thermal analyzers, Viscosity and viscoelasticity measurement instruments (Rheometer), Microcalorimeters, Thermo Physical 5B-503 TACMINA CORPORATION Small-capacity, high-precision, pulseless diaphragm dosing pumps for pilot plant and laboratory use 7B-407 TAIATSU TECHNO CORPORATION 7B-701 TAKEDA RIKA KOGYO CO.,LTD. Particle Analyzers and Nano Pulverizer, Hybrid Laser Microscope, Ion Beam Slope Cutter, Thermal Imagers, Electro Magnetically Spinning Viscometer, Rapid-Scanning DSC, Prep and Load Platform for Chromatograph Quantum Design Japan, Inc. RamMics LLC SHIBAYAMA SCIENTIFIC COMPANY, LTD. SHIGEMI Co., Ltd SHIMADZU CORPORATION SANKO ELECTRONIC LABORATORY CO., LTD 8B-808 Precision Measuring Instruments such as Coating Thickness Meters, Moisture Meters, Pinhole Detectors and Metal/Iron detectors, etc. 5A-401 SANPLATEC. CORP. 7B-203 SANSYO CO., LTD. 7B-404 Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd. 6A-506 SARSTEDT K.K. Plastic Vessels, Plastic Bottles & Cases, Plastic Implements, Disposables, Culture vessele, tissue culture-related equipment 6B-304 Sartorius Japan K. K. Ultrapure water system, pH meter, Modular design balance, Analytical balance, Microwave moisture analyzer, Lab filter, Pipette, etc. 8B-407 SATO KEIRYOKI MFG. CO., LTD. Thermometers, Thermohygrometers, Dataloggers, Thermohygrographs, Infrared thermometers, Barometers, pH meters, Refractometers, Anemometers 8A-704 SATO VAC INC. Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps, Dry Vacuum Pumps, Packaged Pumping System, Vacuum Gauges, Vacuum Drying Oven, Oil Cleaners, Vacuum Parts 5B-405 SCINICS CORPORATION Immersible Circulator, Dual-Temp Stirrer, Portable Cryogenic Refrigerator etc. 5B-504 SCITECHCO., LTD. Electronic Pipettors, Automatic Dispensing Systems, Portable Aspirator, Cell Cultivation Systems, Reagent Reservoirs 7B-202 SCRUM Inc. Spectrophotometer, Fluorospectrometer, CO2 incubator, Filter Vial for HPLC sample preparation, Custom synthesis 8B-305 SEIKA CORPORATION 8A-502 Seishin Trading Co., Ltd. 6B-704 SGE Japan Inc. Digital syringe (eVol), Micro syringe, Dispenser syringes, MEPS, GC Columns, GC Supplies & Accessories, HPLC Columns & Supplies, etc. 80 80 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 80 2013/12/20 17:38:20 5A-803 Used Equipments: Introduction by an LCD and list distribution. Rental Equipments: Introduction SEM, Spectrophotometer and other for rental. 5A-505 TANAKA SCIENTIFIC LIMITED Flash Point Testers, Distillation Tester, Pour/Cloud Point Tester, Aniline Point Tester, EDXRF Sulfur Analyzer, Softening Point Tester 5A-001 Tecan Japan Co., Ltd. Laboratory automation systems, Microplate reader, Microplate washer, OEM syringe pumps 6A-407 Technohands co., Ltd 8B-902 TEKHNE CORPORATION Dew Point Hygrometer, Cooled Mirror Hygrometer, Trace Oxygen Analyzer, Trace Moisture Analyzers, Transmitter for moisture in oil 7B-603 TEMP. & HUMIDITY CONTROL KOREA TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY TEST CHAMBER 8A-101, 8A-201 Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. HPLC, GC, IC, Mass Spectrometer, AA, ICP, ICP-MS, FT-IR, Raman, related software and consumables 6B-702 THOMAS KAGAKU CO., LTD 6B-703 TOHO KK Micro tubes, Disposable Gloves, Labels, Blush, Detergent, Jack, pH Test paper, Shaker, Mixer, Stirrer, DNA purification kits, Thermo Cycler 7B-604 TOKI SANGYO CO.,LTD. TPE-100 Viscometer is two-in-one viscometer built-in Peltier temperature control enables accurate and quick reaching to setting temperature. 6B-505 TOKYO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD. HPLC column (Chiral, Mixed-Mode, PFP), Reagents for analysis (Ion-Pair reagent, HPLC and GC labeling reagent, etc.). 8A-301 TOKYO GARASU KIKAI CO., LTD. Glass Implements, Plastic Implements, Disposables, Drylng Ovens, Thermostatic Baths, Stirrers, Crushers 8A-702 Tokyo Instruments Inc. Portable NMR, Kelvin Probe system, 3D Raman microscopy system, Portable Ramana microscopy system, SPM, Plasma monitor, Potable Spectrometer, FFT spectrometer, CCD cameras, FL System, Cryostat, Gas Analyzer. 6B-102 TOKYO RIKAKIKAI CO., LTD We will display attractive new products that contribute to the Green Sustainable Chemistry. Please visit our booth to find more. 5A-204 TOLIHAN CORP Dry-Cabi: Middle Humidity (30 –50%RH) Low Humidity (15–50%RH) Ultra Low (1 –3%RH) Antistatic & Standard Type, Wet-Cabi: Humidifying system (30 –75%RH) 7B-306 Tomsic Ltd. 5A-801 TOMY SEIKO CO., LTD Centrifugal Concentrator, High Speed Refrigerated Micro Centrifuge, Microtube Mixer, Ultrasonic Disruptor, Autoclave 6B-207 Toray Engineering Co.,Ltd. Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Analyzer, Automatic TOD analyzer, Zirconia Type Oxygen Analyzer, Ultrasonic Sensors, Hydro Phone 6B-301 TOSOH CORPORATION HPLC, IC, GPC, Ultra high-temperature GPC, HPLC column, Process media, Pretreatment product 6A-607 Tosoh Quartz Corporation Flowcytometry Cell, Flowcell for Tablet Dissolution, Black Flowcell, Microfluidic Chip, Black Quartz, Quartz Precision Product 6A-201 TOYAMA Co., Ltd. 7B-704 TOYAMA SANGYO CO.,LTD Dissolution Tester Friabilator Orally Disintegrating Tablet Tester Auto Sampler Filter Station 6B-005 TOYO Corporation Ultra low voltage FE-SEM, In-SEM attachment (AFM/NanoIndenter/X-ray CT), SPM/AFM with Raman, NanoIndenter, X-ray micro CT, SPM/AFM probes 5A-604 Particle Counters, Ventilation and IAQ Instrumentation, Health & Safety Instruments, Flow Instruments, Air Samplers 8A-501 Trioptics Japan Co.,Ltd. Electronic autocollimators, Non-Contact Thickness and Distance Measurement within Lenses and Optical Systems etc 7B-602 TSI Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd ChemReveal LIBS Desktop Analyzer 7B-502 ULVAC-PHI, Inc. Scanning XPS Microprobe, Time-of-Flight SIMS, Dynamic SIMS, Scanning Auger Microprobe, Customized Instruments, Optional instruments. 7B-502 ULVAC-RIKO, Inc. Thermoelectric materials/module evaluation system, Thermal conductivity evaluation system, Microbial activity measurement system 7B-402 UNICO LTD 8B-301 UNIFLEX Company Ltd. Analytical instruments for laboratory use,n.e.c., Robot systems for analysis, Washers, Plastic Implements 6B-508 Unitechnology Co., Ltd. Continuous LCR-Chemical Reactor LCR-tera 6A-804 USHIO INC. Custom LED, LDLS 5B-003 VISCOTECH CO., LTD. Viscometer, Densitymeter, Moisturemeter, Refractometer, Circulators for Laboratory and process. 8B-402 WDB Co., Ltd. Temporary Staffing Service for Research, Permanent Employee Introduction Service for Research 6B-504 WELCO Co., Ltd. 8B-705 WITec K.K. Confocal Raman Microscope, Scanning Near-field Optical Microscope, Atomic Force Microscope, Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope 6A-502 YAGAMI INC. self-limiting heater, drum heater, tape heater, ribbon heater, band heater, sensor, thermostat, controller, insulation jacket 8A-305, 8A-401 Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. 3D X-Ray Microscopic CT Scanner, Particle Size Analyzer, Digital Microscope Surface Profiler, Tabletop Microscope, Water Purifier, Constant Temperature Oven, Vacuum Drying Oven, Fume Hood, Powder weighing enclosure system, Laboratory Table 5A-606 Yanaco Analytical Systems Inc. Ion Mobility Spectrometer, Gas Chromatograph, Alcohol Meter 8B-406 Yasui Kikai Corporation pulverizer, disruptor 6B-405 YAYOI CO., LTD. 5B-401 YMC Co., Ltd. Columns, Media, and Packing Materials for HPLC/UPLC/IEX/Chiral/GPC; MPLC/HPLC systems for Preparative; Multiple flow reactor systems; Hydrogen Generator & Canister; Reagent of Santalol; Contract business. 7B-403 YSI/Nanotech Inc. Laboratory instruments, Online TOC analyzers, Viscometry and Titration meters, Reflectometry and Photometry meters, Water Quality Instruments BOD meters. pH meters and ORP meters, Conductivity meters, Turbidity meter, Dissolved oxygen analyzer, handheld and bench top meters Oceanological/ Limnological Research Equipment, Acoustic water flow instruments, and optical sensor technology Tanaka Corporation Transtech Inc. 81 81 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 81 2013/12/20 17:38:21 30. JASIS 2013 Organization JASIS Organizing Committee (JAIMA + JSIA) Secretariat JASIS Management Subcommittee Event Subcommittee Exhibition Public Relations Subcommittee Chairperson: Masao Nomoto Vice Chairpersons: Takashi Tanaka Masaru Kimura Hiroshi Matsumoto Makoto Igarashi Globalization Conference International Subcommittee Team Team 31. JASIS 2013 Organizing Committee ◎Chairperson ○Vice chairperson ◎ Masao Nomoto JEOL Ltd Jun Sawada Mettler-Toledo K.K. ○ Takashi Tanaka SHIMADZU CORPORATION Kyoichi Iwai Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd. ○ Masaru Kimura Bruker BioSpin K.K. David H. Owens UNIFLEX COMPANY LTD. ○ Hiroshi Matsumoto HORIBA, Ltd. Daisuke Kobayashi Julabo-Japan Co., Ltd ○ Makoto Igarashi Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Masataka Aoki Rigaku Corporation Yoshizumi Takigawa Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd. Yukiko Kogami LECO Japan Corporation Takayoshi Hanaoka ADVANTEC TOYO KAISHA, LTD. Tetsuji Yoshi AS ONE CORPORATION Akiko Suzuki ULVAC-PHI, Inc. Asako Nagayasu Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd. Hiroyuki Wakayama KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. Keisuke Nonaka IRIE CORPORATION Chieko Sonohata Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. Hideki Kitamura EKO instruments Co., Ltd. Noriei Mitomi GL Sciences. Inc. Masaaki Abe ST Japan INC. Yoshiki Nada SHIMADZU CORPORATION Yuji Omura ESPEC CORP. Kei Oide SHOWA DENKO K.K. Toru Watanabe Takashi Ishizuka DKK-TOA CORPORATION Hiroyuki Taguchi SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD. Yoshimi Koya TOSOH CORPORATION Hiroto Takeda TAKEDA RIKA KOGYO CO., LTD Takeshi Takei Nihon Waters K.K. Katsuhiko Shimodaira TANAKA SCIENTIFIC LTD Yukihiko Matsumura JASCO Corporation Kenji Inagaki DULTON CO., LTD. Shizutomo Kaneko Merck Millipore, Merck Ltd Ikuhiro Kudo CHINO CORPORATION Seiji Mizusawa Hiranuma Sangyo Co., Ltd. Hitoshi Kitagawa HORIBA STEC Inc. Norikazu Sato Exhibition Committee(JSIA) Chair. Shigeyoshi Okubo HORIBA, Ltd. Masatoshi Shibata Exhibition Committee(JSIA) Vice Chair. Nobuhiro Onishi MICROTEC CO., LTD. Yoshimichi Umegaki Exhibition Committee(JSIA) Vice Chair. Yasumine Kojima MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. SATO VAC INC 82 82 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 82 2013/12/20 17:38:21 ● Conference Team ◎ Kyoichi Komori SHIMADZU CORPORATION Hiroaki Sugiyama RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd. ○ Koichiro Matsuda HORIBA, Ltd Masahiro Takasaka SHIMADZU CORPORATION Hideo Akanuma BL TEC K.K. Masashi Taguchi KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. Masakazu Ikinari Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd. Koichi Tamura Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation Minoru Uchida Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Akihiko Nagai ERC INC Izumi Oi JEOL Ltd. Shigeru Nakao NEW COSMOS ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Shinsuke Ono Mitsubishi Chemical Analytech Co.,Ltd. Kazuyo Nakagawa Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. Toshiya Kataoka TOSOH CORPORATION Ken Nakagawa HORIBA, Ltd Eiji Kawai JEOL Ltd. Noriyasu Niimura JEOL Ltd. Kosaburo Kawanishi Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Satoshi Nomura HORIBA, Ltd. Koji Kawamura KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K. Yasushi Haketa DKK-TOA CORPORATION Jun Kimura Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. Katsuji Hasegawa JASCO Corporation Masaaki Kusaka Nippon Instruments Corporation Hiromitsu Hachiya DKK-TOA CORPORATION Yoji Kurahashi GL Sciences Inc. Kazuhisa Funaki Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd. Hiroshi Kondo Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Hiroshi Matsumoto HORIBA, Ltd. Hisashi Sugisawa JEOL Ltd. Noriei Mitomi GL Sciences Inc. ● International Team ◎ Takeshi Kawamoto SHIMADZU CORPORATION Mieko Takatsu KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. ○ Shoichi Sakanishi HORIBA, Ltd Naoaki Hirano RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd. ○ Hisashi Iwase Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd. Yasuo Horiguchi JASCO International Co., Ltd. Jun Ueda TOSOH CORPORATION Taketoshi Matsushima DKK-TOA CORPORATION Takahito Enzaki GASTEC CORPORATION Yuichi Matsumoto JEOL Ltd. Toshifumi Saito ULVAC-RIKO, Inc. Hitoshi Yaegashi Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation ● Secretariat (JAIMA) Kentaro Hayashi Yuji Hamazaki Fusao Tonotsuka Kazutetsu Nojima Kenji Ikeda Yoko Tabayashi Mieko Tsutsumi Naomi Tsuchiya Yasuhiro Okada Masamichi Yamakawa Kiyomi Suzuki Masako Maeda Mayuko Ogawa (JSIA) Kunihiro Kuramitsu Takeo Morio Norio Tatebe Takehiko Kan 83 83 JASIS2013_report_E.indd 83 2013/12/20 17:38:22 JASIS 2013 FINAL REPORT December, 2013 JASIS 2013 Office Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) 1-12-3 Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0054 Japan TEL:+81-3-3292-0642 URL:http://www.jaima.or.jp C Copy right 2013 JAIMA All Rights reserved. ○ JASIS2013_report_E.indd 85 2013/12/20 17:38:22