FINAL REPORT
Discover
the Future.
Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)
Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA)
INDEX
Page
1. Guide to JASIS 2015·············································································· 1
2. Outline of JASIS 2015 ············································································ 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. Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone···················································· 14
9. JST Booth / AIST Booth ·········································································· 20
10. mini/Solution Area ················································································· 21
11. Research Organization / Academic Association Area ···································· 22
12. International Organization Area ································································ 23
13. Media & Press Area ··············································································· 24
14. “The Heritage” Corner ··········································································· 25
15. Science Experience Class / Educational DVD Corner ··································· 27
16. Smartphone Application········································································· 28
17. Scientific / Analytical Instruments Compendium ·········································· 29
18. Exhibition ··························································································· 30
19. New Technology Seminars ······································································ 31
20. JASIS Conferences ··············································································· 44
21. Science Seminar··················································································· 58
22. Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar··························································· 59
23. Visitors’ Profile······················································································ 60
24. Questionnaire for Japanese Visitors ·························································· 65
25. Questionnaire for Overseas Visitors ·························································· 69
26. Questionnaire for JASIS Conference Attendees··········································· 72
27. Questionnaire for Japanese Exhibitors······················································· 73
28. Exhibition Hall Layout············································································· 74
29. List of Exhibitors & Primary Exhibits ·························································· 77
30. JASIS 2015 Organization········································································ 85
31. JASIS 2015 Organizing Committee ··························································· 85
1. Guide to JASIS 2015
1．Title
JASIS 2015
2. Organizers
Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)
Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA)
3．Slogan
Discover the Future.
4．Dates
Exhibition: September 2 - 4 (3 days, Wed. - Fri.)
Conference: September 1 - 4 (4 days, Tue. - Fri.)
5．Hours
10:00 - 17:00
6．Exhibit firms and
booths
Total: 498 companies・organizations / 1,473 booth units
7．Number of visitors
Total: 23,408 visitors (Day 1:
7,859 visitors)
(Day 2:
7,410 visitors)
(Day 3:
8,139 visitors)
8．Venue
Makuhari Messe, International Exhibition Halls Nos. 4 ~ 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 / The Society of Instrument and
Control Engineers / The Society of Polymer Science / The Japan Petroleum Institute / The
Chemical Society of Japan / The Meteorological Society of Japan / The Japan Institute of
Metals / The Society for Biotechnology, Japan / The Ceramic Society of Japan / Japan Society
for Bioscience, Biotechnology,and Agrochemistry / Spectroscopical Society of Japan / The
Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry / The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan / Japan Institute
of Invention and Innovation / Japanese society of medical instrumentation / Japan Society for
Environmental Chemistry / The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers / The Physical Society
of Japan / Japan Science Foundation / The Japan society for the advancement of inventions /
Society of Indoor Environment Japan / the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry / Japan
Machinery Center for Trade and Investment / Japan Micro Array Consortium
10. Supported by
Japan Environmental Technology Association / 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 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
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11．Exhibit
Instruments
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
12. Exhibition
・Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone : 53 companies, 69 booth units
・JST Booth: 16 booth units
・AIST Booth: 5 booth units
・mini/Solution Area: 36 companies, 47 booth units
・Research Organization Area: 19 companies/organizations, 26 booth units
・Academic Association Area: 7 organizations, 10 booth units
・International Organization Area: 11 companies/organizations, 11 booth units
・Media & Press Area: 13 companies, 14 booth units
・Science Experimental Show / Introduction to Scientific Instruments /
Educational DVD Corner
・“The Heritage” Corner: 11 certified instruments
13．New Technology Seminars
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) - 4 (Fri.) 10:00 ~ 17:00
Venue: APA Hotel & Resort Makuhari & Hotel New Otani Makuhari
Number of companies / sessions: 97 companies / 360 sessions
Number of visitors: 17,500 visitors
14．Conferences
Date: Sep. 1 (Tue.) - 4 (Fri.)
Venue: International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
Number of groups / meetings : 30 groups / 52 sessions
Number of audience: 4,070 visitors
15. Science Seminar "Can a Robot Get into the University of Tokyo?"
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.), 13:00 - 14:30
Place: “REI” Hall, Hotel New Otani Makuhari
Number of audience: 195 people
16. Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.), 14:00 - 16:30
Place: International Conference Room, International Conference Hall
Number of audience: 512 people
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2. Outline of JASIS 2015
1. Commanding the Largest Exhibition and Seminar Program in JASIS History to Become
Asia's Major Scientific and Analytical Instruments Show
The joint holding of the Analytical Instruments Exhibition and Scientific Instruments Show began in 2010
with the aim of becoming Asia’s major and internationally competitive large-scale exhibition in the field of
analytical and scientific instruments. Established in 2012 as a new exhibition under the unified moniker of the
Japan Analytical & Scientific Instruments Show (JASIS), it has fulfilled all expectations as a single exhibition,
boasting its fourth holding in 2015.
JASIS 2015 set new records in scale, hosting 498 companies and 1,473 booths, while New Technology
Seminar and JASIS Conference topics topped out at an unprecedented 360 and 52 respectively. Although other
events exceed JASIS in terms of size, the exhibition continues to grow as a richly-featured exhibition offering
unique scale and contents, providing a total experience through the exhibition itself and its seminar programs.
The following is an item-by-item summary of each event. For details on each item, please refer to the detailed
headings in this report.
2. Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
JASIS puts on show the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone (in 2013, the Medical Innovation Zone),
basing it on a definition of advanced diagnostics as an area of research aimed at establishing novel clinical
diagnostics and new healthcare management created by merging analytical technologies with diverse
scientific technologies.
Yet to be pioneered advanced analysis and measurement technologies will bear important roles not only in
diagnostics and drug discovery, but also in such fields as the pre-disease sector of the health maintenance
market and the analysis of biomolecule behavior in food functional analysis. In consideration of this, we
expanded this zone for 2015 by adding to Advanced Diagnostics the three themes of Drug Discovery,
Pre-disease, and Food Science. Company exhibitions were put on by 53 companies occupying 69 booths and
29 company presentations given. We also set up a special exhibition area for Internet of Things (IoT), a
forefront technological concept serving in the deployment to the health and medical fields of big data obtained
using analytical instruments. This display attracted considerable attention by featuring such items as the latest
tools developed by Hiroaki Kitano, the first Japanese to receive the IJCAI Computers and Thought Award, an
award regarded as the Nobel Prize of artificial intelligence. The keynote lecture venue in this zone hosted over
the three-day period lectures by 35 eminent international and domestic experts, including Martin Kussmann,
professor at the Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences. Visitors to the displays, keynote lectures, company lectures
in this zone surpassed 5,300.
In association with this zone, three new conference themes and a new sales channel seminar by five
companies were carried out at the International Conference Hall and nearby hotels, drawing over 230
participants. According to an analysis of audience data, 63.4% responded that they had not visited last year’s
JASIS, exceeding the 55.6% response for all JASIS visitors to the same question. Furthermore, according to
the questionnaire to the audience of advanced diagnostics keynote lectures, 45.7% responded that they would
not have attended this year if not for this program, and 95.5% responded that they wanted to attend it again at
the next JASIS. These results imply that this program motivated attendance by a new visitor class and also a
high level of satisfaction among the actual participants. (For details, see page 14.)
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3. Scale of Exhibition
Hosting 498 companies and organizations occupying 1,473 booths, JASIS 2015 recorded the highest number
of exhibitors and booths in show history. (For details, see page 6.) At 35 companies and 41 booths from 11
countries, overseas exhibitors experienced a drop in number of companies but an increase in number of booths
(2014: 37 companies, 38 booths, 11 countries).
4. Response from Exhibitors (Summarization of Exhibitors Questionnaire)
In a post-exhibition questionnaire for exhibiting companies, those responding that the exhibition was "Very
useful" or "Good" accounted for 76.7%, and though the questionnaire was carried out less than a month after
the exhibition, 38.4% responded that they had already "Gained concrete results", an over 8% increase over last
year. These figures let us conclude that exhibitors were highly satisfied with the exhibition. (For details of the
exhibitor questionnaire, see page 73.)
5. Exhibition Venue
Due to the Makuhari Messe design, the venue was divided into the two sections of Halls 4 to 6 and Halls 7 to
8, but was laid out without separating into product category zones.
The booth layout was centered on general exhibition booths, which constituted 88% of all booths. The floor
perimeter comprised the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone, the mini/Solution Area for exhibiting
smaller products, the Research Organization Area, the Academic Association Area, and the Media & Press
Area. (For information on the various programs at the exhibition venue, see from 8. Advanced Diagnostics
Innovation Zone to 18. Other Venue Events, starting on page 14.)
6. Exhibition Attendance
Although exhibition attendance itself was 23,408, 98.4% of last year for a 386 visitor decrease, analytical and
scientific instrument users recorded their largest attendance since the name change to JASIS in 2012 at 12,235.
The majority of visitors belonged to the user category, showing how JASIS continues to enjoy great user
support. Improvements to the operability of analytical instruments have led to a decrease in the number of
people engaged in analysis in Japan, so this increase in visitors from the user category is a trend meriting
interest.
A glance at the attendance registration form analysis on page 66 shows clearly that the decrease in overall
attendance over the previous year can be attributed to the 343 person drop in the category of students and 280
person drop in the category of analytical and scientific instrument manufacturers. A factor in the student
decrease is the change in job-seeking period, making September an unsuitable time for students to attend
JASIS for industry research purposes.
In addition, 13,041 visitors (54.8% of the total) responded that their purpose for attending was to "Collect
information for equipment purchase", showcasing the JASIS advantage of attracting high quality visitors. (For
details on attendance figures, see page 7. For details on visitor profiles, see page 66.) International visitors
increased for the second year in a row, numbering 615 from 26 countries for a 113.2% increase over last year,
although the number of countries fell by four (2014: 543 people from 30 countries).
7. Response from Exhibition Visitors (Summarization of Visitor Questionnaire)
Questionnaires were collected from 4,947 visitors during the exhibition, 70.3% of whom belonged to the user
category. Overall, 75.1% responded that they had advisory capacity or decision making authority regarding
equipment purchase, demonstrating significant attendance by users directly connected to equipment
purchasing. (For details, see page 65.)
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8. New Technology Seminar
JASIS takes a three-point approach to attracting visitors: the exhibition itself, the New Technology Seminar,
and the Conference. The New Technology Seminar was held during the three days of the exhibition using
seventeen venues in hotels adjacent to Makuhari Messe. 97 exhibitors gave presentations on a total of 360
themes, extending the record for number of presentations for the third year in a row.
Attendance over the three days totaled 17,500, a significant increase over the 13,921 of the previous year.
(For details of the New Technology Seminar, see page 31.) Registration forms from all 23,408 visitors (page
60) and the 4,947 collected visitor questionnaires (page 65) both display increasing indexes pertaining to the
New Technology Seminar, pointing towards high visitor interest.
9. JASIS Conference
Serving as one of the JASIS attractions, the Conference furnished the stage for 30 academic societies and
groups, including exhibition organizers JAIMA and JSIA, to hold sessions totaling 52, a new high.
Nearly the entire International Conference Hall in Makuhari Messe was reserved for the sessions, which
started the day before exhibition opening and continued for four days. Attendance during the four days totaled
4,070, a shift downward from last year’s 4,320. (For details on the Conference, see page 44.)
10. JASIS Activities Additional to the September Makuhari Messe Exhibition
Besides the September Makuhari Messe exhibition, JASIS has from 2014 been holding other events bearing
the JASIS crest. In 2015, the Pre-seminar, essentially a preview of the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
keynote speech, was held in March and June with the aim of steadily building excitement for the September
holding of JASIS. Activities such as this are intended to make JASIS available outside of that first week in
September at Makuhari to analytical and scientific instrument users as a means of getting usable information
about analytical and scientific instruments.
Other programs held included the Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar, Science Seminar, and Scientific
Experiment Show. Smart device apps were also provided this year with the objective of enhancing visitor
convenience. For details about these, see their separate headings.
This completes our general report of the successful holding of the fourth JASIS, an exhibition combining new
experiments and traditional events.
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3. Scale of Exhibition
JASIS 2015 hosted 498 companies and organizations in 1,473 booths, which is the best record of the
JASIS history
In the 1,473 booths, 1,296 were general 3m x 3m size booths for exhibiting their own products,
accounting for 88.0%. The rest 12.0%, or 177 booths, were used for the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation
Zone, mini/Solution Area, the Research Organizations Area, the Academic Association Area, and others.
In the total 498 companies and organizations, sponsor (JAIMA or JSIA) member corporations comprised
238 companies for 47.8%, while non-member exhibitors comprised a total of 260 companies for 52.2%,
signaling a wide open door for non-member exhibitors.
The number of overseas exhibitors decreased, amounting to 35 companies and 41 booths from 11
countries. (2014: 37 companies, 38 booths, 11 countries.)
Exhibitors classified by member company or not
Number of booths
JASIS 2015
JAIMA/JSIA member
2014/2013
Number of companies/organizations
JASIS 2014 JASIS 2013 JASIS 2015
2015/2014
JASIS 2014 JASIS 2013
1,099
102.8%
1,069
1,060
238
103.5%
230
232
Not member (Japan)
151
102.7%
147
135
100
100.0%
100
88
Not member (Overseas)
25
131.6%
19
17
19
105.6%
18
16
JST・AIST
21
95.5%
22
26
2
66.7%
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3
Mini/Solution Area
47
117.5%
40
34
36
112.5%
32
26
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
Sub total
Other Areas
Total
69
209.1%
33
26
53
203.8%
26
25
1,412
106.2%
1,330
1,298
448
109.5%
409
390
61
88.4%
69
61
50
87.7%
57
56
1,473
105.3%
1,399
1,359
498
106.9%
466
446
Exhibitors classified by overseas
Number of companies・organizations / countries
JASIS 2015
General booth
mini/Solution Area
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
International Organization Area
Media & Press Area
Total
JASIS 2014
JASIS 2013
19 companies 25 booths /
18 companies 19 booths /
16 companies 17 booths /
9 countries
7 countries
8 countries
2 companies 2 booths /
2 companies 2 booths /
1 company 1 booth /
2 countries
2 countries
1 country
1 company 1 booth /
1 country
11 companies・organizations　11 booths / 16 companies・organizations　16 booths /
24 companies・organizations　22
4 countries
7 countries
booths / 12 countries
2 company 2 booth /
1 company 1 booth /
1 company 1 booth /
2 countries
1 country
1 country
35 companies・organizations 41booths / 37 companies・organizations 38 booths / 42companies・organizations 41booths /
11 countries
11 countries
15countries
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4. Number of Visitors
1． Visitor number of JASIS each day
Sep.2（Wed.）（Day 1）
Sep.3（Thu.）（Day 2）
Sep.4（Fri.）（Day 3）
Total
JASIS 2015
7,859
7,410
8,139
23,408
JASIS 2014
7,960
7,706
8,128
23,794
JASIS 2013
7,131
7,644
8,259
23,034
※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 analysis of the total visitor registrations, 52.3% of the 23,408 visitors, or 12,235 people,
were users of analytical and scientific instruments. This analysis shows that JASIS has been supported by
actual users in various fields and this hysterical trend in years is one of attractive points of this show.
3. Number of Overseas Visitors by Country
The number of overseas visitors, representing 26 countries, was 615 for a 13.3% increase of the previous
year.
Number of Visitors from Top Ten Countries
(Countries besides the top ten are tallied in the “Others” category.)
Hong Kong
1.3%
Germany
1.5%
Indonesia
1.1%
Canada
Malaysia
1.0%
1.3%
Other
6.2%
Vietnum
2.4%
Singapore
2.4%
Thailand
3.4%
South Korea
43.1%
United States
6.0%
Chinese Taipei
11.7%
China
18.5%
4．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 87.1% (2014: 84.3%), 20,388 visitors (20,057 visitors)
among 23,408 (23,794). The recipients of the advance name tags those registered before 11 days prior to
the show opening were 52.0% (50.0%), 12,168 visitors (11,895 visitors), whose profile data are regarded
to be accurate. (For details, see p.60)
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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.
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5. Public Relations
We promoted JASIS 2014’s contents to the several newspapers, magazines, journals, feature
articles and web with e-mail newsletter as shown below.
1. Posters (3,450 copies (Japanese), 420 copies (English))
2. Direct Mails (416,700 copies)
3. E-Mail Newsletter “JASIS On-line Magazine” (9 times(Japanese), 2 times (English),
2 times(Limited Version))
4. Advertisement
News Papers:
Science News, Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, Nikkei Sangyo Shimbun,
Fuji Sankei Business i, Automation Shimbun, Kagaku Kogyo Nippo,
etc.
Membership Journals and “BUNSEKI”, “Kagaku-to Kogyou”, “Kobunshi”, “Oyo Butsuri”,
Magazines:
“Kagaku to Seibutsu”, “Pharmacia Japan”, “Kankyo to Sokutei
Gijyutsu”, “Nikkei Science”, “Gendai Kagaku”, “Food Chemical”
etc.
E-mail Newsletter:
Bio Quick News etc.
WEB Advertisement:
Yahoo! Sponsored Search ad.
Google Ad Wirz ad.
Eclipse Business Media
Mailing Service:
Q mail, Nikkei Science , NTS Mailing Service etc.
5. Articles
Nikkei Sangyo Shinbun, Bunseki, Kagaku to Kogyo, Nikkei Science , Science News, Nikkan Kogyo
Shimbun, Shokuhin Kagaku Shimbun, Monthly Food Chemical, etc.
6. 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.
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6. Opening Ceremony, the Celebration Party
The opening ceremony was held at the exhibition hall, Makuhari Messe at 9:40 a.m. on
September 3rd 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 3rd with approximately 600 people attended.
< The Opening Ceremony >
【 Opening Address 】
Gon-emon Kurihara
President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
Hideto Yazawa
【 Guest Speech 】
Eiji Wakai
【 Tape Cut 】
Eiji Wakai
President, Japan Scientific Instruments Association
Director-General for Manufacturing Industries Policy
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Yasuo Kishimoto
Director-General for Manufacturing Industries Policy
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Koji Suzuki
President, The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry
Erick Kish
Commercial Attaché, Commercial Service, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo
Gon-emon Kurihara
President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
Hideto Yazawa
President, Japan Scientific Instruments Association
< The Celebration Party >
Gon-emon Kurihara
【 Opening Address 】
President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
Hideto Yazawa
【 Kanpai 】
President, Japan Scientific Instruments Association
【 Attraction 】Magic Show
【 Closing remarks 】
Akira Nakamoto
Vice President, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
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7. International Exchange Activities
As part of its activities aimed at inviting attendance to JASIS 2015 by overseas exhibitors and visitors and
to raise international awareness, the Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA)
promoted JASIS2015, solicited company exhibitions, and requested the attendance of delegations from
industry groups by way of a variety of activities, such as visiting analytical instrument-related organizations,
exhibiting in shows, and holding seminar and meetings in the countries of Asia, including China, Korea,
Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, and in U.S.A. and Germany. Exhibitors from abroad included 21
companies occupying 27 booths and 11 groups occupying 11 booths (2014 overseas exhibitors: 21
companies with 22 booths, 16 groups with 16 booths). Overseas visitors numbered 615 for 13.3% increase
over last year. Those from Asia included 265 from Korea, 114 from China, 72 from Taiwan, 21 from
Thailand, and 15 each from Vietnam and Singapore. International exchange activities were carried out at
JASIS for overseas exhibitors, lecturers, and visitors as described below in sections 1 to 10.
1. Observational Tour and Welcoming Party for the International Friendship Organization
JASIS Delegations and International Conference Lecturers: September 1, 12:00 – 20:00
25 people joined the observational tour and welcoming party, including those from the U.S.A.’s PITTCON
steering committee, Vietnam’s VINALAB delegation, as well as lecturers from abroad for the International
Conference and Advanced Diagnostics Innovation. This year’s tour was well received as the touring party
enjoyed visits to the TOKYO SKYTREE, Kabukiza Theater, Kabukiza Gallery, and the water bus for
Odaiba. Following the tour, people involved from China and Korea joined in the welcoming party in which
50 people attended.
2. Opening Ceremony: Wednesday, September 2, 9:40 – 9:55
The opening ceremony enjoyed a large attendance of 24, including members of the U. S. Embassy’s
Commercial Service and, representing overseas groups, Pittcon and U. S. Symposium lecturers,
Instrument.com.cn, Korea’s KSIIC and Korea Lab, Vietnam’s VINALAB, Advanced Diagnostics Zone
keynote and ICS International Conference speakers from abroad, and lecturers from England’s Royal
Society of Chemistry Forum.
3. Joint Lunch Meeting of International Conference Lecturers: Wednesday, September 2, 11:30 – 12:30
A joint lunch meeting was held to accomplish international lecturer networking and information exchange,
advance meetings with simultaneous interpreters, and other such tasks. About 20 people participated,
including lecturers from the U.S. Symposium and the Asia Technical Forum.
4. ICS 2 Asia Technical Forum: Wednesday, September 2, 14:00 – 17:00
Linking up with food science, one of the four themes of the JASIS 2015 Advanced Diagnostics Innovation
program, the Asia Technical Forum featured one lecture each from Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, and China on
the following topics based on the theme of Food Science and Food Safety in Asia.
(1) Establishing measurement standards for food nutrients and clinical diagnostics of nutrient
deficiency/excesses, by Dr. Byungjoo Kim of the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science
(KRISS)
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(2) Simultaneous determination of Carnitine and Choline in functional food, by Dr. Supaporn Jirakaikosol
of the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR)
(3) The general situation of development about pesticides residues determination standards in China, by Dr.
Lui Xiaowei, senior researcher at China’s Agro-Environmental Protection Institute of Ministry of
Agriculture
(4) Laboratory activity supporting food safety state management in Vietnam, by the Vietnam Association of
Testing Laboratory (VINALAB)
The presentation by Dr. Liu of China’s Agro-Environmental Protection Institute of Ministry of Agriculture
was attended by an enthusiastic audience of 33, showing the presence of considerable interest in China’s
food safety. The presentation by Dr. Byungjoo Kim of Korea’s KRISS featured a lively back and forth of
questions and answers. Attendees evaluated the presentations as excellent sources of information otherwise
unobtainable about situations in other Asian countries.
5. JASIS Tour for Foreign Exchange Students from Tokyo Medical and Dental University
International Exchange Center: Thursday, September 3, 10:00 – 11:00
Twelve students from the Asia and other regions joined a tour of the JASIS exhibition venue given by a
member of the International Affairs Committee.
6. ICS 5 China Forum: Thursday, September 3, 10:00 – 12:10
Entitled Environmental Issues in China: New Governmental Policy and Analysis of Organic
and Inorganic Pollutants in the Atmosphere, Water and Soil, the China Forum comprised the following three
lectures.
(1) China’s Transforming Environmental Management and its Changing Demand for Environmental
Monitoring by Professor Chang Miao of Tsinghua University, China
(2) Inspection on Heavy Metal Pollution and Application of Analysis Technology in China by Sun Zeming,
head of the National Center of Analysis and Testing for Nonferrous Metals, China
(3) Progress on Environmental Analysis Technology and Standardization in China by Professor Dong Liang
of the National Research Centre for Environmental Analysis and Measurement, China
The lectures provided a rich array of contents, including a summary of China’s national environmental
protection policy contained in the thirteenth 5-year plan starting next fiscal year. They also covered the
utilization of big data in the monitoring of atmospheric pollution, the monitoring of and analytical
technologies for inorganic metal pollutants, analytical technologies for persistent organic pollutants (POPs)
and other organic pollutants and standardization, covering the major fields of environmental issues. The
speakers enjoyed the focused attention of a large and eager
audience of 91. In confirmation of forum success, the venue
reach full capacity—nearly 10 people turned back at the
door—and printed proceedings ran out. Listeners assessed the
lectures highly for providing information on the current
situation of environmental analysis in China and its
background. China’s environmental issues will require
long-term efforts, so we feel it would be appropriate to
continue with this theme next year.
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7. Meeting with International Marketing/Publishing Industry: Thursday, September 3, 14:00 – 16:00
JAIMA participants: International Affairs Committee (Mr. Kawamoto, chair.), JASIS Organizing
Committee (Mr. Nomoto, chair.), Public Relations Committee (Mr. Yaoita and Mr. Manabe, vice chairs.)
■Singapore’s Separation Science.com 14:00 – 15:00
A meeting was held to discuss expanding cooperation between JAIMA and Separation Science.com. It was
decided that JAIMA would participate in Food Science2015, to be held by Separation Science in Singapore
from October 27 – 29, and that we would go on to consider what new shape our cooperation should take.
■England’s John Wiley & Sons 15:00 – 16:00
Having received a proposal from John Wiley & Sons for the building of a new cooperative relationship, this
was our first meeting. It was decided for JAIMA to consider the specific proposal presented by John Wiley
& Sons.
8. Reception for International Lecturers and People Involved in Overseas International
Friendship Organizations: Thursday, September 3, 18:00 – 20:00
A reception organized by JAIMA Chairperson Kurihara was held for international lecturers and those
involved in international friendship organizations who were invited by JAIMA. Realizing a total attendance
of 60, including international lecturers for ICS and the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum as well as
those involved in international organizations such as Pittcon, VINALAB, and KSIIC, the reception achieved
a rousing success in promoting conversation and networking among researchers and with JAIMA people.
9. Reporting by the Analytical Instruments Industry Professional Journal Instrument News
of England: Friday, September 4, 10:30 – 11:30
This being the first year for Instrument News to take part in JASIS, both JASIS Organizing Committee
Chairperson Nomoto and JAIMA International Affairs Committee Chairperson Kawamoto were interviewed
by the journal. The JASIS report is set to be included in the October issue of Instrument News.
10. International Exhibitors Briefing: Friday, September 4, 12:00 – 13:00
An exhibitor briefing for international exhibitors was held that drew representatives from foreign
embassies and provincial governments, people involved in the international exhibition, and people from
international exhibitors for a total attendance of about 30. Discussed were JASIS 2015 goals and new
initiatives regarding exhibition scale (i.e. expansion of the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone, a new
location for the International Organization Area, a dealer development seminar), the totaling up of visitors
upon day two’s closing, and JASIS 2016 planning. An appeal for attendance next year was also made.
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8. Advanced Diagnositcs Innovation Zone
A special exhibition aimed to accelerate business development from the conventional chemical analytics
market to the Advanced Diagnostics market. Focused on health care fields where the use and application of
analytical instruments and technology show particular promise. This exhibition zone included the following
programs:
1. Exhibition Booth / Special Displays
Approximately 53 companies set up 69 booths and made presentations regarding a new market in the life
science field. In addition, Special Displays were set up to introduce advanced analytical instrument
applications which are essential for future Advanced Diagnostics.
◆Exhibitors and Highlights （53 companies / 69 booth units）
C-12
Agena Bioscience (formerly Sequenom Bioscience) enables clinical,
translational, and life-science research laboratories to perform high
throughput targeted & multiplexed genetic analysis in fields such as
cancer, pharmacogenomics, companion diagnostics, transfusion
medicine, hereditary disorders, and agricultural genomics.
C-5、C-6、C-7、C-8
Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd.
AB-50
Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries Research Council,
C-9
Dysphagia diet can be evaluated by Texture Analyser. It can also
measure texture of varied food.
AB-46
Food Forum Tsukuba
Foundation for the Support of the United Nation, Inc. AB-45
AB-21
HiPep Laboratories
HiPep Laboratories had been founded on applications of molecular
recognition. Recently peptides-microarray systems for diagnoses
has been completed. A production system for peptides consisting of
pyrrole and imidazole which bind DNAs has been also constructed
applied to gene-related therapies.
AB-51
Hokkaido University
AB-5、AB-6
HORIBA, Ltd.
Ions of metabolized fluid such as sweat and urine are focused as a
barometer for health control recently. So rapid ion measurement will
serve much information for R&D of health promotion. HORIBA
will introduce such data with our LAQUAtwin comparing with ICP,
AA, and IC.
AB-19
Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc.
AB-23
ifia / HFE JAPAN(EJK Japan, Ltd.)
AB-31、AB-32
Institute for Cyber Associates
AB-3、AB-4
IWAKI SHOUKOU
AB-47、AB-48
Japan Association of Clinical Reagents
Agena Bioscience KK
EKO Instruments Co., Ltd.
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan
apriori Inc.
AB-12
We are experts in planning and graphic design of sales materials,
translation and CG production in medical field. With our 15-year
experiences dedicated to corporate and academic sectors, you will
be surely satisfied with our total commitment to client satisfaction
and high quality services.
AB-15
ASAHI RUBBER INC.
Molecular Adhesion Engineering This technology strongly bonds an
elastomer to an elastomer, a plastic, or a metal, etc.
AB-52
BASF Japan
C-11
Berthold Japan K.K.
Automatic Single Cell , colony piking system combined with other
technology.
AB-35
BioAssociates,Inc.
AB-26
Biocosm Inc.
AB-17
Biosys Technologies, Inc.
AB-16
Bruker Daltonics K.K.
AB-20
DAINIPPON SCREEN MFG. CO., LTD.
SCREEN’s Cell3i Mager bright-field spheroid counter provides
estimated values regarding the number, size, optical density and
volume of spheroids in the well plates. With easy and efficient
operability, its vibration-free design protects cells from damage. An
excellent application is also available to determine spheroid viability
in 3D culture.
Industries
Japan Multiplex bio-Analysis Consortium
C-14
Welcome to JMAC booth! JMAC is an industry organization for
biotech companies. We introduce ISO 16578 for which we took
initiative to publish, along with the trend of international
standardization in the biotech field. Also, we introduce the state of
the art technologies of JMAC member companies.
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C-2
The Japanese Association of Clinical Laboratory Systems (JACLaS)
is the proud host of JACLaS EXPO, the biggest exhibition of IVD
in Japan. Here, we provide information on JACLaS EXPO 2015 to
be held at Pacifico Yokohama from October 8 - 10 this year. We
look forward to your attendance.
AB-13
Jiho,inc
C-10
k.k. L.E. Technologies
We are showing video of TriVersa NanoMate LESA at our booth.
AB-33、AB-34
Koden Industry Co., Ltd.
The Company is a small company. We have done the manufacturing
development of medical devices. For example. Inspection devices
such as microplate reader, or microarray spotter and scanner, or
development of custom-made scientific instruments. We have
challenge the life sciences field.
AB-40
KONICA MINOLTA, INC.
AB-11
Kyodo International Inc.
Our products optimize ease of collection and provide superior
samples and proven performance for those requiring high-quality
biological samples for DNA/RNA testing.
AB-22
Kyosemi Corporation
Kyosemi utilizes sensing technology of the wide wavelength from
ultraviolet to infrared and develops an LED, Photodiode, and
Phototransistor. Demonstrating highly precise and reliable
measurement, analysis, and control functions.
AB-49
National Food Research Institute
C-1
Nihon Waters K.K.
Waters's innovative technologies will be shown for the first time in
Japan: * Next Generation Translational Medicine & Food
Metabolome Analysis. * REIMS - the enabling technology. * Full
Spectrum Molecular Imaging - Matrix-free, broad range,
MALDI/DESI
AB-2
NIPPON BRADY K.K.
We'll introduce "Freezer-Manager System", tracking and inventory
management system for lab, and "FreezerbondzTM" lab label which
can be applied to frozen surfaces including lab ware stored in liquid
nitrogen. Both are our long-term bestseller solution. At JASIS 2015,
introducing an updated version.
AB-18
Nissha Printing Co., Ltd.
AB-7、AB-8
NOK CORPORATION
AB-37
OLYMPUS CORPORATION
AB-39
PHOTONIS
Ion Mobility Spectrometers, MCP, Resistive Glass Products,
Discrete Dynode introduction, Channneltron
C-13
AB-1
AB-29、AB-30
We introduce a world's first software, which evaluates accuracy and
detection limit of ELISA and is compliant with ISO 11843-5 and JIS
8462-5. Our challenge is to develop software that will increase work
efficiency and change work style, by using our knowledge and
experience in chemistry and IT.
AB-27
SEIKO EG&G CO.,LTD.
AB-9、AB-10
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
We introduce usable mass spectrometric system on the basis of
GCMS, LCMS and MALDI-MS for clinical application, which
requires high throughput, high durability and high reliability.
AB-43、AB-44
SilcoTek Corporation
A carboxysilane coating on stainless steel components will improve
reliability, reduce carryover and cycle time, and increase the
durability of analytical systems.
AB-36
Taiyo Agency Ltd
AB-25
TAMAGAWA SEIKI Co., LTD
Our exhibits are highly functionalized fluorescent magnetic
nanobeads and a novel high-speed immunoassay system employing
the beads.
The Japanese Society for Complementary and AB-24
Japanese Association of Clinical Laboratory Systems
RD SUPPORT
Renishaw KK
Science Software Co., Ltd.
Alternative Medicine
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
C-3、C-4
Visit us in our booth to find our latest products, services and
solutions for genomics, proteomics and metabolomics studies of
drug discovery, food science and clinical biomarker research.
AB-28
Tokyo University of Science
AB-14
Tomoe Engineering Co., Ltd.
AB-41、AB-42
Toshiba Corporation Healthcare Company
Venture Business Laboratory,Kanazawa Univ. AB-38
Dept. of Health Care Medical Research
YASKAWA ELECTRIC CORPORATION
C-17、C-18
Yaskawa has developed a system that brings the benefits of
space-saving and high reproductivity by using accurate and flexible
robot. Please see the Robot system to achieve a high work accuracy
and efficiency, which could reduces the burden of researchers.
◆Special Exhibition
"Big Data:
Systems Biology & Bio-informatics - Creation of Greater than Human Intelligence"
Special Exhibitions were introduced from the 4 organizations below.
Special
Exhibit 1
Garuda Platform for Open Innovation in Systems Medicine
The Systems Biology Institute (SBI), SBX Technologies K.K. and SBX Technologies Corporation
Special
Exhibit 2
Integrated Clinical Omics Data Base (iCOD)
Medical Research Institute Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Hiroshi TANAKA Lab. of Tohoku
Medical Megabank Organization
Special
Exhibit 3
Cutting edge data science towards understanding of crude drug, food and ecosystem based on metabolomics
Shigehiko KANAYA Lab. of Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate School of Information
Science
Special
Exhibit 4
Maximization of the value of life science databases by sharing and integration
National Bioscience Database Center(NBDC), Japan Science and Technology Agency（JST）
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2. Keynote Presentations
Featured unique, particularly noteworthy themes which are pertinent to the advanced diagnostics of the
near future. The program included surveys of global trends, strategic plans for Japan, and lectures by
renowned leaders in advanced research.
＜Area A＞
Sep. 2 (Wed.)
Theme: Analytical Technologies presented by Overseas Researchers& Government Policy
Time
Title
10:30～11:10
Policy of METI
Industries
11:30～12:10
State of the art in bio-imaging
12:50～13:30
Clinical Adoption of LC-MS/MS—Current
Trends in a $20 Billion Market
13:30～14:10
14:30～15:10
15:30～16:10
for
Speaker (Affiliation)
Medical
Visitors
Tsuchiya Hiroshi(Director of Medical
Assistive Device Industries office, Commerce
Information Policy Bureau, METI)
Prof. Philip Doble(School of Mathematical
Physical
Sciences,
UNIVERSITY
TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY)
Device
and
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Michael D. O'Neill(Editor & Publisher, BioQuick
Online News)
Advancing LC-MS/MS in the Clinic: From
Small Molecules to Proteins – Better,
Faster, Cheaper
Diagnostics and Molecular Phenotyping in
Nutrition and Health
Study
of
Food
Functionality
by
Multi-omics Analysis
Cory Bystrom, Ph.D.(Research and Development,
Cleveland HeartLab)
Prof. Martin Kussmann, PhD(Nestlé Institute of
Health Sciences SA)
Hisanori Kato(Project Professor, The University of
Tokyo)
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Sep. 3 (Thu.)
Theme: Life Science Business of Global Companies
Time
10:30～11:10
11:30～12:10
12:30～12:50
13:30～14:10
14:30～15:10
15:30～16:10
Title
Speaker (Affiliation)
Garuda Platform for Open Innovations in
Systems Medicine
Next
Generation
Sequencing-Based
Cancer Companion Diagnostics: the
Reality and Future Perspectives of
Personalized Medicine
The Intellectual Property System of
Major Countries and Point of Attention
Regarding the Invention on the Advanced
Diagnostic Field
Advanced Imaging Technologies for Early
Detection in GE Healthcare
Metabolomics Applications Investigated
by BASF, the world’s leading chemical
company
Challenge to the life sciences market
from smaller company
Hiroaki Kitano(President, The Systems Biology
Institute)
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Shuolin
Song,
Manager,Scientific
Diagnostics K.K.)
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Ph.D.(Genomics
Solution Division,
Visitors
Senior
Roche
Hiroshi Nakano(Intellectual Property Committee
of JAIMA (SHIMADZU CORPORATION))
Hirotaka Ito, Ph.D.(Strategic Marketing Director,
GE Healthcare, Asia Pacific))
Gen Ishikawa(Metanomics Health, Pharma
Ingredients & Services, Nutrition & Health,
Performance Products, BASF Japan Ltd.)
Takayuki
Kikuchi(Product
Development
Department Maneger, KODEN Industry Co.,Ltd.)
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Sep. 4 (Fri.)
Theme: Future of Analytical Instruments for Life Science
Time
Title
Speaker (Affiliation)
Liquid Biopsy by using telemere and
microRNA
② Well-Aging Program through MiRTeL
Testing
Creation of new engineering world by
using biotechnology
Recent Mass Spectrometric Role in
Various of Drug Development and
Pharmaceutical Products Development
Methods
Crystalline Sponge Method: X-ray
Structure
Analysis
without
Crystallization on the Microgram Scale
A Blood test for Major Depression
Disorder
Hidetoshi Tahara(Professor, Hiroshima University
Institute of Biomedical and Health Sciences)
② Eiji Tahara, Ph.D.(President/CEO, MiRTeL
Co.LTD. )
Kengo Sakaguchi (Tokyo University of Science,
Research Institute of Science & Technology)
①
10:20～11:20
11:40～12:20
13:30～14:10
14:30～15:10
15:30～16:10
Visitors
①
Noboru Nakayama(Technical
Technologies, Inc.)
Adviser,
Biosys
Fujita Makoto (Professor, Department of Applied
Chemistry, School of Enginieering, the University
of Tokyo)
Ryuji Kanno(President, Human Metabolome
Technologies )
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＜Area B＞
Sep. 2 (Wed.)
Theme: Drug Discovery
Time
11:20～12:00
Title
Speaker (Affiliation)
Makoto Suematsu(President, Japan Agency for Medical
Research and Development)
AMED:mission and perspectives
Visitors
102
Presentaion and Pannel Discussion "Expectation for Drug Discovery by Open Innovation"
13:00～13:25
13:25～13:50
13:50～14:15
New Models for Drug R&D
Academic Drug Discovery and Open
Innovation
Expectation to the open innovation
network
14:15～14:40
Precision Medicine in Medical Big Data
Era
14:55～15:20
New Trend of Open Innovation
Pharmaceutical Industry
in
Tsuguchika Kaminuma(Director, the Institute for
Cyber Associates)
Tadashi Horiuchi(Guest Professor, School of
Medicine, Keio University)
Yukio Tada, PhD(Tokyo Institute of Technology ・
Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science)
Hiroshi Tanaka(Professor emeritus, Tokyo Medical
and Dental University / Specially-appointed
Professor,
Tohoku
Medical
Megabank
Organization, Tohoku University)
TSUNEAKI SAKATA, Ph.D.(Senior Fellow,
Shionogi & Co., Ltd. / Visiting Professor, Osaka
University Graduate School of Engineering
Science)
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Q & A / Panel Discussion
15:20～16:05
Sep. 3 (Thu.)
Theme: pre-Disease
Time
10:30～11:10
11:30～12:10
13:30～14:10
14:30～15:10
15:30～16:10
Title
Speaker (Affiliation)
"Healthcare New Frontier" for Super
Aging Society
Technology Challenges Toward "Ahead
Sick" Diagnosis
Establishment
of
Personalized
Healthcare
through
Promotion
of
Genome Cohort and Biobank
Mibyou
medicine
by
lactobacillus(EF-2001)
contributes
healthy life
Mibyou testing innovates preventive
medicine
Kenji Shuto(Special Assistant to the Governor for
Healthcare New Frontier and Medical Policies)
Osamu Ohara(Deputy Director, Kazusa DNA
Research Institute)
Masayuki Yamamoto(Executive Director, Tohoku
Medical Megabank Organization)
Takeshi Tadano(Dept. of Health Care Medical
Research, Venture Business Laboratory Kanazawa
University)
Hitoshi Chiba(Professor, Hokkaido University
Faculty of Health Sciences)
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Visitors
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Sep. 4 (Fri.)
Theme: Food Science
Time
Title
Speaker (Affiliation)
Visitors
10:30～11:10
Ahead Sick and Function of Food
Kazunaga Yazawa(Professor, Waseda University)
11:30～12:10
Current topics in food science research
and human health
Teruo Miyazawa(Professor, Tohoku University
NICHe Institute/Graduate School of Agricultural
Science)
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Masashi Konishi(Foundation for the Support of the United
Nation, Inc.)
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12:30～13:00
13:30～14:10
Lunch Break Lecture
“Food Culture and Healthy Life in Edo Period
~ Researches on Healthy Food Science of
Dietary Habits in Olden Times.”
Application
of
supercritical
fluid
technology to food science
14:30～15:10
Human Constitution
Food Ingredient
and
Functional
15:30～16:10
Cutting edge data science towards
understanding of crude drug, food and
ecosystem based on metabolomics
Takeshi Bamba(Medical Institute of Bioregulation,
Kyushu University)
Nobutaka Suzuki(Professor, Department of
Complementary and Alternative Medicine Clinical
R&D, Kanazawa University Graduate School of
Meddical Science)
Shigehiko
Kanaya(Computational
Systems
Biology
Laboratory,
Graduate
School
of
Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and
Technology)
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3. Exhibitor Presentaions
29 presentations (25 minutes/session) by exhibitors introduced new technologies and products related to
Advanced Diagnostics.
Sep. 2 (Wed.)
Time
Title
Exhibitor
10:20～10:45
The Imaging technologies accelerate the clinical diagnosis
fundamentals study.
Bruker Daltonics K.K.
11:00～11:25
Usable mass spectrometric system in clinical application
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
11:40～12:05
Latest Trends and Prospects of clinical mass spectrometry
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
12:20～12:45
A plasma PEA-based clinical test for major depressive disorder
Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc.
13:00～13:25
Penetration and future trend of barcode labels for the
laboratory identification system.
NIPPON BRADY K.K.
13:40～14:05
Automatic Single Cell picking system
Berthold Japan K.K.
14:20～14:45
15:00～15:25
15:40～16:05
16:20～16:45
Introducing Agilent's solution for the analysis of nanoparticle
by ICP-MS
Novel biodetection using peptide-microarrays and drug
development using PIPA recognized dsDNA
On-site genetic testing system using a quick and simple DNA
extraction reagent
Bio Application for Scanning Probe Microscopy
Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd.
HiPep Laboratories
Biocosm Inc.
Tomoe Engineering Co., Ltd.
Sep. 3 (Thu.)
Time
10:20～10:45
11:00～11:25
11:40～12:05
12:20～12:45
Title
Exhibitor
Life science application with Raman microscopy
Latest information of Agilent Metabolommics Solutions with
XX-Mass Spectrometry.
Introduction of the application to antibody medicine analysis of
LC/MS and the LESA analysis
Metabolomics Research Platform Solutions for clinical and food
application
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Renishaw KK
Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd.
k.k. L.E. Technologies
Nihon Waters K.K.
13:00～13:25
13:40～14:05
14:20～14:45
15:00～15:25
15:40～16:05
16:20～16:45
Oragene has done for DNA collection and made it ridiculously
simple and efficient.
Integrated technology platform for Biomarker and Drug target
Discovery using Clinical Samples
Automated Sample Preparation by Micro-Chromatography
using AssayMAP Platform
Kyodo International Inc.
Nissha Printing Co., Ltd.
Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd.
strategy of recruitment for healthcare and medical field
RD SUPPORT
Latest Technology of Mass Spectrometry for Omics-based
Medicine
Highly rapid and high sensitive immunoassay system employing
functionalized fluorescent magnetic nanobeads
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
TAMAGAWA SEIKI Co., LTD
Sep. 4 (Fri.)
Time
Title
Exhibitor
10:20～10:45
Introduction of newly-developed Phosphor Integrated Dot (PID)
technology and the service for preparation of the slides with PID
KONICA MINOLTA OPTICS,INC.
11:00～11:25
Healthcare Solutions with Pocket Type Ion Meter
HORIBA, Ltd.
11:40～12:05
12:20～12:45
Monolithic, Segmented Resistive Glass Products for Mass
Spectrometers
A steel frame test bed and a work top which support advanced
research and development from the step.
PHOTONIS
IWAKI SHOUKOU
13:00～13:25
The new microarray scanner and the new microplate reader
Koden Industry Co., Ltd.
13:40～14:05
Evaluation cases of dysphagia diet with Texture Analyser
EKO Instruments Co., Ltd.
14:20～14:45
15:00～15:25
15:40～16:05
Simple and Fast Quality Control of DNA/RNA with Agilent
TapeStation
The world’s first ELISA’s accuracy and detection limit evaluating
software which is in compliant with ISO 11843-5 and JIS 8462-5.
Integrated technology platform for Biomarker and Drug target
Discovery using Clinical Samples
Agilent Technologies Japan Ltd.
Science Software Co., Ltd.
Biosys Technologies, Inc.
4. Meeting Lounge
A meeting space for the following uses between exhibitors and visitors:
• Consider technical cooperation.
• Look for new applications.
• Try to invest in new technologies or bio-ventures.
• Look for new products for distribution.
• Look for new technologies and ideas relating to bio and Advanced Diagnostics.
5. Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum in the JASIS Conference
The following 4 sessions as Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum were held in the JASIS Conference.
(See page 44 for details.)
Organizer
Time
Title
Place
The Japan Mibyou System Association
Hokkaido Branch
Sep. 2 (Wed.)
10:30~15:40
“Anti-aging and Mibyou: Newest evidence on
health care”
Conference
Room 201
Institute for Cyber Associates
Sep. 3 (Thu.)
10:00~17:00
"BD2K: From Affluent Data Produced from
Analytical and Measurement Devices to
Knowledge Synthesis"
Conference
Room 201
Kanagawa Prefectural Government
Sep. 4 (Fri.)
14:00~16:00
“Healthcare New Frontier”
Conference
Room 201
Chiba Bio-Lifescience Network
Sep. 4 (Fri.)
13:00~16:30
"The Introduction of Chiba Bio-Lifescience
with a Focus on Health and Medical Care"
Conference
Room 301
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9. JST Booth / AIST Booth
Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) exhibited 16 booths and the National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) exhibited 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
[Exhibition]
Exhibitor
Japan Science and Technology
Agency
Exhibits’ Highlight
Booth No.
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 and also other
prototypes developed by A-STEP funding program.
4A-101
◆National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
[Exhibition]
Exhibitor
Exhibits’ Highlight
Booth No.
National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology
Visit our booth where you can see the latest researches in AIST,
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[Conference]
Organizer
Time
Title
Place
National Metrology Institute of
Japan (NMIJ)/ National Institute of
Advanced Industrial Science and
Technology (AIST)
Sep. 3 (Thu.)
10:30～16:25
NMIJ CRM Seminar 2015: Water analysis and
reference materials for good health
Convention
Hall A
Measurement Solution Research
Center（MSRC）, National Institute
of Advanced Industrial Science and
technology(AIST)
Sep. 3 (Thu.)
14:00～16:55
Diagnostics for infrastructure, connecting the
sensors via internet
Conference
Room 101
Research Institute of
Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF),
National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology
(AIST)
Sep. 4 (Fri.)
10:00～15:00
The 1st Symposium of Research Institute for
Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation
(RIMA) - Combining metrology standards with
measurement & analysis -
Convention
Hall A
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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 and Highlights (36 companies / 47 booth units)
free to our booth, please.
S-19
S-3
S-26
Introduce
and
showcase
consumables
for
AFM/SPM/TEM/SEM/FIB to desktop Plasma Cleaner/Etcher and
Sputter/Carbon Coater system
S-9
ARTRAY CO., LTD.
S-21
Bionet Laboratory Inc.
BioNet Lab. Inc. is established with hope of developing next
generation measurement systems for bio-medical and scientific
fields. Our specialty is that we've been developing various
measurement systems using IR,Light,Xray, electron,etc.We can
offer data acquisition systems,data analysis systems.
S-20
Chemical Instruments Co.,Ltd.
We provide the micro pH electrode. We will introduce the micro pH
electrodes, microdetermination pH electrodes and so on.
S-18
Crimson Interactive Japan Co.,Ltd.
S-10
Cyber Laser Inc.
We Cyber Laser Inc. have world's top class laser light-source
technologies, and have launched ultrafast lasers onto the market.We
introduce
our
newly
developed
an
ultrafast
laser
IFRIT-TD20.Specifications: output power of 20W, pulse width of 3
ps, pulse energy of 400 uJ, center wavelength of 1,030nm
S-1
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.
S-8
Filgen, Inc.
S-29
Filmetrics Japan, Inc.
S-33
Hokkai Photoelectron CO., LTD
Not TOF-MS,but TOF-e.Breakthrough Insturument debut from
Hokkaido.Useful for organic EL,solar cell,other functional materials
that needs to measuring Work function. Additionally PEEM is also
exhibited.
KANAGAWA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY S-27
S-31
kandagomu kagaku
S-28
Kaneka Techno Research Corporation
We will provide various analytical services such as elemental
analysis, micro-structure observation, molecular structural analysis
and so on. We will propose analytical solutions on that day, and feel
AD Science Inc.
Aishin co.,ltd.
ALLIANCE Biosystems, Inc.
KLV CO., LTD.
LEISTER TECHNOLOGIES CO.,LTD.
S-14
S-4
Products are displayed, please come to our booth.
S-0
S-7
S-5
S-24
S-13
We'll accept any request to observe inner structures of various
samples like industrial products or materials and to search quality
and measurement. We have softwares to construct 3D continuous
tomograms taken with 3D image devices like X-ray CT, and to
analyze images using reverse-engineering.
S-32
OhnaTech Inc.
Sensitive torque measuring system without air-bearing, simple
handling, and outer cylinder rotation suitable for low viscosity
liquids.
S-34
QMAIL
S-35
SENSOFAR JAPAN LTD.,
S-25
Shinohara Electric Co., Ltd.
S-12
Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corporation
Our team will be available to answer technical questions on high
voltage power supplies or to provide quotation for specific models.
S-23
Techrom corporation
S-22
TERRA SYSTEM CO., LTD.
S-17
TOKYO M.I. CO., INC.
We are dealing with produts that are required for cleanbench, clean
room, in the laboratory, etc.
S-2
UNION CORPORATION
S-6
Vacuubrand Scientific Japan Ltd.
S-30
YAMAKIDENKI
S-11
YOS Co., Ltd.
You can get 120L-180L of liquid nitrogen every month.
Maintenance cost is low. HIghest safety and easy handling.
Lightstone Corp.
MARUSHO DENKI CO., LTD
Mie Prefecture Environmental Conservation Agency
Neuberg Company Limited
Nihon Visual Science, Inc.
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11. Research Organization / Academic Association Area
19 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
important to communicate each other for the researchers of government, academia and industry.
◆Research Organization Area (19 organizations / 26 booth units)
Center for Analytical Instrumetation
Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan
Chiba Bio-Life Science Network
Division of Instrumental Analysis, Research and Development in Natural Sciences Center, Administration Center for Promotion of Research, Organization for Promotion of Research, University of TOYAMA
Global Facility Center / Open Facility Platform, HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY
Hokkaido University, Research Institute for Electronic Science, Research Support Department, Nikon Imaging Center
Instrument and Research Technology Center, Nagoya Institute of Technology
International Accreditation Japan (IAJapan) / National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (NITE)
Kanagawa University Faculty of Science Department of Chemistry Nishimoto Laboratory
Kimura Research Group, Graduate School of Science, Kobe University
Life-Science Products Development Project in Kanagawa
Nanotechnology Platform Japan
National Institute of Radiological Sciences
National Metrology Institute of Japan(NMIJ)/National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST)
National University Corporation Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Research Center for Science and Technology
NMR Platform, MEXT Program (NMR Facility, Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University)
NMR Platform, MEXT Program (RIKEN NMR Facility)
NMR Platform, MEXT Program (Yokohama City University NMR Devices)
Photonbeam Platform
◆Academic Association Area (7organizations / 10 booth units)
Japan Accreditation Board (JAB)
Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association
Japan Environmental Technology Association
PAI-NET(Professsionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation Society)
Radiation Application Development Association
The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
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12. International Organization Area
International Organization Area was prepared to promote the "Internationalization" of a show.
U.S. State Japan Office etc. continually formed "U.S. Pavilion". Korea and Canada also formed their
"Pavilion" as well.
Consultation Corner to assist the "Internationalization" of small and medium-sized enterprises has been
held since 2012.
◆International Organization Area (11 companies・organizations 11 booth Units / 4 countries)
KOREA LAB
＜Canada Pavilion＞
Wallonia Export-Investment Agency
Embassy of Canada
Government of Alberta Japan Office
＜U.S. Pavilion＞
Government of Ontario (Canada)
Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc.
Titan Technologies K.K.
U.S. Commercial Service, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo
＜Korea Pavilion＞
VISION SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD
Iowa Economic Development Authority
North Carolina Japan Office
Korea Scientific Instruments Industry Cooperative
Pennsylvania Japan Representative Office
Pittcon
◆Organization for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Regional Innovation:
Consultation Corner for Assisting in the Internationalization of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Continuing from 2012 as part of our internationalization assistance for small to medium size enterprises,
the International Organization Area provided free of charge consultation on issues faced by smaller scale
companies pursuing internationalization. This year we received fourteen consultations from fourteen
companies over the three day period (seventeen last year).
Interest in Asia is strong, with consultations about Vietnam in particular most numerous, followed by
Asia overall, India, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia. The U.S. and Russia were also the
subject of some inquires. Consultation topics included market development, dealer selection, and export
processes and points to be aware of. Companies already engaged in export also asked for advice on
setting up systems for product after-sales support and maintenance.
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13. Media & Press Area
This Area presented newspapers, magazines and books that deal with analysis/analytical and scientific
instruments, offered by various publishing companies in Japan and overseas.
◆Media & Press Area (13 publishers 14 booth units)
Automation News Inc.,
Nikkei Science, Inc.
Digital Data Management Corporation
NTS INC.
OPTRONICS CO., Ltd.
Eclipse Business Media Ltd.
instrument.com.cn
SANGYO TO KANKYO
International Labmate
THE CHEMICAL DAILY CO., LTD.
The Science News
JAPAN INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
MARUZEN PUBLISHING CO., LTD
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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 sixteen titles in 2015.
The 4th Certification Ceremony was held on September 2 in front of the entrance to Hall 6, 2nd floor of
International Exhibition Halls. In addition, panel displays showing certified instruments, their histories,
and other information, and displays of the instruments themselves were held at the 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
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◆List of the 4ｔｈ certified instruments and items
No.
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
Titles
Applicants
M & KATERA IV
Sakura Finetek Japan Co., Ltd.
ANALYTICAL FILTER(QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE FILTER PAPER)
Advantec Toyo Kaisha, Ltd.
Honda's Thermobalance
Tokyo Institute of Technology Museum
In vitro diagnostic kit Shino-Test No. 1
Shino-Test Corporation
Development of Bowden typed Friction-Abrasion Analyzer
Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.
RAPID BLOOD ANALYZER RaBA-3010
ARKRAY, Inc.
Scanning Electron Microscope JSM-T20
JEOL Ltd.
Model 705 Hitachi automatic analyzer
High-Performance pH Measurement System for Determing
pH-values of pH Standrad Solutions (Model COM-30), and
Non-Leaking AgCL-type Reference Electrode
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
DKK-TOA CORPORATION
Total Organic Carbon Analyzer TOC-500
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Riken Photoelectron Spectrometer / surface analyzer model AC-1
RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd.
◆Exhibition of “The Heritage” Corner
◆Analytical・Scientific Instruments Certificated Ceremony
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15. Science Experience Class / Educational DVD Corner
At the hall 4, the forum space was set up with 50 audience capacity where “Science Experience Class”
was held by Japan Science Foundation / Science Museum. The program and the number of audiences are
shown as follows.
◆"Introduction to Scientific Instruments"
Date
Theme
number of
audience
13:30~14:00
Centrifuge
88
14:05~14:35
Distillation unit
14:40~15:10
Dasher
13:30~14:00
pH-meter
Sep. 3(Thu.) 14:05~14:35
108
Balance
14:40~15:10
Thermometer
Cooperation companies: Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd., TOKYOKAKEN CO.,LTD.,
Satake Chemical Equipment Mfg., Ltd., DKK-TOA CORPORATION,
SHINKO DENSHI, CHINO CORPORATION
Sep. 2(Wed.)
◆Science Experience Class -Japan Science Foundation / Science MuseumTheme
number of
audience
Scientific Criminal Investigation and Instrumental Analysis～
Same class above
60
41
Date
Sep. 4(Fri.)
13:00~14:00
15:00~16:00
◆Educational Videos (DVDs) by Japan Society of Analytical Chemistry (JSAC)
Date
Sep. 2(Wed.)
~
Sep. 4(Fri.)
10:20~10:53
10:55~11:28
11:30~12:04
Theme
Reliability of analysis and its value
HPLC Analysis
LC/MS Analysis
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16. Smartphone Application
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, we have made available at the App Store and Google play applications
that run on smart phones and other devices since 2012. 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.
Number of App Download
App
JASIS2013
OS
New Download
808
-
Android
545
-
1,353
-
Total
iOS
JASIS2014
Android
Total
iOS
JASIS2015
Version up
iOS
Android
Total
1,002
-
531
-
1,533
-
Total Download
1,069
805
678
237
1,874
915
1,747
1,042
2,789
App Questionnaire
What is useful menu ?
How was it compared with Guidebook ?
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17. "Scientific / Analytical Instruments Compendium"
The Scientific and Analytical Instruments Compendiums 2015 contains a listing of 386 companies and
4,106 spaces. A total of 25,000 copies were produced, with printed copies numbering 17,300 and DVD
productions 7,700. Starting from this exhibition, we changed to an electronic book format called “active
book” that features functional enhancements. The upgrade from CD to DVD was to accommodate the
increase in contents volume.
During the three-day JASIS2015 exhibition period, a total of 8,500 printed copies (7,000 A5 size and
1,500 B5 size) and 3,000 DVD copies were passed out, reflecting high visitors’ needs. On the final day,
DVD distribution was stopped at about 15:30 and printed copy distribution at about 16:30.
After JASIS2015 ended, printed and DVD versions of the Scientific and Analytical Instruments
Compendiums 2015 were donated to the companies listed in it. Copies were also sent out to users
nationwide via member companies and listed companies that had made reservations to do so.
"Scientific / Analytical Instruments Compendium 2015"
Number of copies published and distributed
No. of listed companies
386 companies
No. of listing items
4,106 spaces
No. of copies printed
Printed matters－17,300 CD－7,700
No. of copies distributed
Printed matters－8,500 CD－3,000
The Guidebook of Analytical Instruments was available free-of-charge at the information counters in Halls
5 and 7. A special limited distribution of 500 copies per day, a total of 1,500 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.
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18. Exhibition
Following Services and events were provided by the organizers in these halls.
・Lottery's Counters (Hall 4 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 4 and Hall 8 at Event Square)
Questionnaire was carried out for 4,947 visitors during 3 days. (For details, see p.60)
・Internet Corners (Hall 4 and Hall 8 at Event Square)
Free Wireless LAN connectable services and PCs & Printers services were presented for visitors.
・Organizers Information Corner (Hall 8 at Event Square)
Panel presentations were held about the activity of JASIS organizers, JAIMA and JSIA.
・Free drink Corner (Hall 4 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.
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19. New Technology Presentations
The New Technology Presentations provides a critical foundation for the exhibition as a place to acquire
information about new products and analytical technology that cannot otherwise be obtained at an exhibition
dedicated only to products. To achieve maximum attendance for participating companies, various schemes
were put into effect that gave the Seminar considerable drawing power.
The number of presentation topics this year set a new record with 360, surpassing last year’s 355. As in
preceding years, 17 rooms - 11 rooms at the APA Hotel & Resorts Tokyo Bay Makuhari and 6 rooms at the
New Otani Makuhari hotel - were used as conference rooms, 3 rooms with a capacity of 200 and 14 rooms
holding 100. Presentation lengths were also the same with time slots of 25 and 50 minutes. To deal with the
increased number of presentations, rooms were used at their maximum capacity.
25 minute presentations numbered 225, accounting for about 65% of the total, a significant increase over
last year. 50 minute presentations numbered 132 for the remaining about 35%. Breaking down the topics
according to type of instrument, Others accounted for the greatest number at 90 for 25%, followed by
Separation analysis apparatus at 72 for 20%, UV, Vis & IR at 52 for 14%, and Mass spectrometers at 52 for
14%. See Figure 1.
[Theme]
Mass spectrometers
400
350
324
291
46
257
39
36
20
24
29
27
22
37
25
24
300
250
200
150
100
50
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70
43
71
300
313
43
49
22
27
23
26
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43
62
61
72
9
18
6
10
18
4
9
14
13
277
45
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
343
355
360
42
52
38
39
22
22
26
32
33
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36
28
45
43
48
52
81
70
72
72
9
13
13
10
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12
12
14
14
6
94
101
87
90
2012
2013
2014
2015
Surface analyzers
X‐ray analyzers
UV, Vis & IR
spectrometers
Separation analysis
apparatus
Themal analyzers
Pretreatment systems
Analytical data systems
Others
year
[Year]
Figure 1 Number of New Technology Presentations over the years
As in the last two years, the presentation field with the greatest number topics was Nano-technology and
Materials at 39% of the total, followed by Others at 29%, Environment at 14%, Biotechnology at 16%, and IT
at 2%. Though small variances in percentages were observed, these figures indicate a continuance of the trend
towards emphasizing analytical instruments and methods related to materials analysis.
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Figure 2 below shows number of themes by instrument type and attendance. Figure 3 shows number
of themes by field and attendance.
Number of themes
Number of audiences
100
[Audiences]
4,500
90
4,000
80
3,500
[Themes]
70
60
50
40
30
[Themes]
7,000
140
6,000
3,000
2,500
100
4,000
3,000
60
20
1,000
10
500
40
0
20
0
5,000
80
1,500
[Audience]
160
120
2,000
Number of session
2,000
1,000
0
0
Figure 3 Number of themes by
field and attendance
Figure 2 Number of themes by
instrument type and attendance
For themes by instrument type, Others was most numerous, followed by Separation analysis
apparatus. For themes by field, Nano-technology and Materials led, followed by Others. In both cases,
the number of themes and attendance distributions correlated well. For themes by instrument type,
UV, Vis & IR and Separation analysis apparatus have many audiences.
Figure 4 on the following page shows the substances covered by seminars. Ranking them in order
of objects of analysis, we get Medication; Food; Petroleum, Petrochemicals, Rubber, Plastics;
Electronics material, Semiconductor; Life Science, Clinical; Ceramics, Derivant, Liquid Crystal;
Environmental (air, water, soil); Paper, Pulp, Fiber, Ink, Dye; Steel, Nonferrous metal; Environment
(waste), and Other. Seminars on the theme Medication have more numerous these years.
Figure 3 showed Nano-technology leading by a large
margin in themes by field. However, a noteworthy
distinction is provided by classifying the fields in Figure
4 of Petroleum, Petrochemicals, Rubber, Plastics; Paper,
Pulp, Fiber, Ink, Dye; and Ceramics, Derivant, Liquid
Crystal as materials, and of Medication; Food; and Life
Science, Clinical as health care, in that this reveals
health care topics surpassing those of materials.
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What substance group is your seminar about ?
0
50
100
150
200
250
1 .Steel, Nonferrous metal
2. Electronics material, Semiconductor
3. Ceramics, Liquid Cristal
4. Petroleum, Petrochemicals, Rubber, Plastics
5. Paper, Pulp, Fiber, Ink
6. Environmental (air, water, soil)
7. Environmental (wastes)
8. Medication
9. Food
10. Life science, Clinical
11. Others
Figure 4
What substance group is your seminar about?
Finally, we turn to attracting visitors. Attendance totaled 17,500, a 26% increase over last year’s
13,921, with an average attendance per theme of 48.6. The number of popular themes, those with an
attendance of at least 100, was 36, almost slot of Know-how. Participation in The New Technology
Presentations was 74.8% of the total number of exhibition visitors. The New Technology
Presentations retains its status as a program crucial to the support of the entire exhibition.
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Date: September 2 (Wed.) ~ 4 (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: 97 companies (97 companies)
*(
) : JASIS2014's figures
Number of sessions: 360 sessions (355 sessions)
25 min. 226 sessions / 50 min. 134 sessions
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JASIS2015
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
Sept. 2 (Wed.) (Day 1)
5,470 / 122
4,433 / 122
4,190 / 111
Sept. 3 (Thu.) ( Day 2)
5,670 / 117
4,982 / 119
5,055 / 115
Sept. 4 (Fri.) ( Day 3)
6,360 / 121
4,506 / 114
5,802 / 117
Total
17,500 / 360
13,921 / 355
15,047 / 343
Average numer of audience
39.2
43.9
(Member companies)
322
316
302
(Not member companies)
38
39
41
Total number of sessions
360
355
343
Number of sessions with simultaneous interpretation
2
2
4
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New Technology Presentations Program
September 2 (Wed.)
ROOM
ROOM (A: APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari
COMPANY
TIME
A-1
10:30～10:55
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
A-1
11:10～11:35
JEOL Ltd.
A-1
11:50～12:15
JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
A-1
12:30～12:55
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
A-1
13:10～13:35
Milestone General K.K.
A-1
13:50～14:15
Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.
A-1
14:30～14:55
Hakuto Co., Ltd.
A-1
15:10～15:35
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
A-1
15:50～16:15
Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc.
A-2
10:30～10:55
ADVANTEST CORPORATION
N :Hoteｌ New Otani Makuhari)
THEME
Introduce Handheld Raman for incoming material identification in PIC/S
GMP.
Cut & See. Introduction of fast processing, observation & analysis with an
FIB-SEM.
Introduction of the cost-effective system for an inorganic analysis
Introduction of Agilent AdvanceBio columns and consumables for bio
pharmaceuticals R&D.
New approach for trace metal elements analysis by Microwave acid
concentration
Recycling preparative HPLC with New GPC column revolutionizes
separation and purification world!
LC-OCD: Liquid Chromatography- Organic Carbon Detection
The fully integrated LC analyzer i-Series provide the simple operation for
rutine analysis
Chemical Emission Testing for Indoor Air Quality Assessment of global
certification
Terahertz Spectroscopic / Imaging analysis technology
Analysis of therapeutic antibodies with the latest HPLC columns for
various separation modes.
Comparison with Six C18 Core Shell Columns Based on Both Separation
Behavior and Physical Properties
Introduction of PlateButler to realize the automation by robot system of
handling in analysis.
Language
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
A-2
11:10～11:35
TOSOH CORPORATION
A-2
11:50～12:15
ChromaNik Technologies Inc.
A-2
12:30～12:55
ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.
A-2
13:10～13:35
J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd.
On the development of elemental analysis of trace organic.
J
A-2
13:50～14:15
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
ION-TOF GmbH TOF.SIMS5 NEW Products and Developments
J
The detector as an essential component for mass spectrometry -MCP
improves detection sensitivityReal-time monitoring exhalation, volatiles from foods or anything else
with SIFT-MS, new-type CI MS
Our solutions for material sizing and counting for sub visible -sub micron
and nano ordered- area.
One Click Thermal Analysis From starting measurement to printing the
report.
Comparison of flavor in chocolates stored in different conditions by
GC-MS and multivariate analysis
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Malvern(Spectris.Co.,Ltd)
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Mettler-Toledo K.K.
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LECO Japan Corporation
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Fujitsu Limited
Efficiently resolve unknown structures of small molecule and polymer.
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Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd.
Dynamic Light Scattering Paricle size analyzer VASCO and In situ remote
particle size measurement
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Bench Top NMR picoSpin Series - Wherever, Whoever, Easy to Use
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JEOL Ltd.
Basics studies on quantitative NMR
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
Which analytical method is suitable for your samples?EDX or WDX?
PANalytical chooses both technique!
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Bruker BioSpin K.K.
NMR experiments and analysis of therapeutic medicine and seasoning.
A-3
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JEOL Ltd.
A-4
10:30～10:55
Milestone General K.K.
A-4
11:10～11:35
TA Instruments Japan Inc.
A-4
11:50～12:15
ACTAC.CO.,LTD
A-4
12:30～12:55
JFE Techno-Research Corporation
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13:10～13:35
TA Instruments Japan Inc.
A-4
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Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD.
A-4
14:30～14:55
JEOL Ltd.
Attaching the specimen-friendly temperature control to the CP ! It's new
function and application.
New Decomposition Technology to determinate Total Nitrogen by
Continuous Flow Analyzer:UV Digestion
The basics and application of the thermal analysis
ECOPRE a sample preparation system which considering environment by
reducing acid vapor.
Cutting edge of characterization for new materials: from chemical analysis
to nano-scale analysis
Principles and specifications of thermophysical property which are
important for materials development.
How do you choose an appropriate particle size distribution system for
your analysis ?
Introduction of Off-Flavor analysis and Alien Substance analysis
Transmission powder XRD using a high energy sensitive solid stage multi
channel detector.
Combination of morphological observation and qualitative analysis using
by Imaging mass spectrometry
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Nihon Waters K.K.
Perfect Solution for Test Records
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A precise method to dispense glycerol by micropipette (To dispense high
viscosity solution)
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Proper method for using IR/Halogen Moisture Analyzers: Time,
Temperature, Accuracy and Calibration
How to select 2nd choice columns for HPLC when ODS columns doesn't
work.
Introducing the speciation analysis for As, Se and Mg using atomic
fluorescence spectrometry.
Separations of chirals, by combination of high-performed CSP and
high-throughput chromatography.
12:30～12:55
Mettler-Toledo K.K.
A-5
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TOKYO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
A-5
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ASTECH CORPORATION
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YMC CO., LTD.
A-5
15:10～15:35
Nihon BUCHI. K.K.
Risk management on Rotary Evaporator
A-5
15:50～16:15
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
Introduction of new products for lipid removal. Essential for
food samples.
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10:30～10:55
JASCO Corporation
What would you do then?
11:10～12:00
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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HORIBA, Ltd.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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15:30～16:20
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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10:30～10:55
BL TEC K.K.
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Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.
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12:15～13:05
Sigma-Aldrich Japan
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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HORIBA, Ltd.
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NETZSCH Japan K.K.
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GERSTEL K.K.
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12:15～13:05
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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DKK-TOA CORPORATION
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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Rigaku Corporation
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10:30～10:55
Sigma-Aldrich Japan
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Park Systems Japan Inc.
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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14:25～15:15
Rigaku Corporation
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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12:15～13:05
HORIBA, Ltd.
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13:20～14:10
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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14:25～15:15
GL Sciences Inc.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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Nanophoton
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The advanced VP-SEM world
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Troubleshooting in HPLC and UHPLC Analysis
Correct method of the results in the ICP analysis -Way of thinking of the
interferencePhthalate will be added to RoHS. We developed a specialized screening
system using Py-GC/MS.
Itroduction of particle size distribution measurement on innstruments,
procedure, and maintenance
Introduction of Latest Applications with Capillary GC Equipped with High
Sensitivity Detectors
Separation and Chracterization of Bio-pharmaceuticals by CE and
CE/MS
Highly esteemed by public institution TRUE NIR spectrophotometer SpectraStar.
High-concentration (40vol%) particle size distribution and zeta potential
analyzer AcoustoSizerⅡx
Tips and Tricks for Karl Fischer water determination method.
Tips and Techniques of technology "3D fluorescence method" to tell the
difference!
Introducing the recent Agilent ICP-QQQ application - challenging of
"zero" background signal
Leading-edge analysis and application with Raman spectroscopy in
biologic life science field
The Basic Course of Thermal Analysis : Measurement and Analysis of
DSC and TG-DTA
Extension of aroma analysis by GERSTEL solutions. Novel DHS and
selectable sniff or trap system
Introduction of the hybrid system that combined testing equipment with
X-rays CT.
Fundamental Seminar ! Tips to Obtaining Reliable pH,ORP,EC & DO
Measurements
An introduction to nano-scale (10nm) AFM-Raman (TERS: Tip Enhanced
Raman Spectroscopy) imaging
Introduction of the latest model of handheld element analyzers for various
applications.
Know-how of Sigma-Aldrich's Unique techniques for SPE
Introduction of innovative highly precise AFM technology, and the
new-style operation software.
CHANGE! Productivity and Operability - New "Autosampler and FAAS
PinAAcle500" changed common sense
New approach for off-flavor analysis using GC/MS
The newest technologies of 3D micro CT, X-ray microscope CT and X-ray
imaging analysis.
CHANGE! New Analysis Technique for FTIR/NIR! "Screening Analysis for
Contaminants with Chemometrics"
Introducing the recent Agilent Cary 7000 UMS application
New proposals to water testing laboratories to improve productivity of
GC/MS analysis
Progress in trace analysis of C, S/O, N, H of inorganic materials and
leading-edge solutions
Analysis of taste active and other functional compounds by Single
Quadrupole LC/MS
Odor Analysis from Now On!(from How to Use GC/O to the latest Odor
Analysis)
The fully automated Nexera UC system combines on-line SFE and SFC in
a single flow path.
Find differences!! 2-dimensional X-ray residual stress analysis by
BRUKER XRD-Theory and Application
Introduction to multivariate analysis and quantitative analysis of Raman
image.
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Merck Millipore, Water analysis products
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JASCO Corporation
High-impact measurement methods for solid samples using JASCO
spectrophotometers
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ORGANO CORPORATION
About the optimal ultrapure water for elemental microanalysis.
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ELGA LabWater(Veolia Water Solutions &
Technologies(UK)Ltd.)
ELGA Ultrapure Water system PURELAB flex5&6 for Ion Chromatography
Analysis
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Spectra Design Co., Ltd.
New technology for quality inspection based on terahertz imaging
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HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd.
Beginners should participate in this titrator seminar. Plenty of Basic
knowledge and know-how.
A-11
15:50～16:15
SHOWA DENKO K.K.
New HILIC columns by Shodex, which is strong in saccharides analysis
A Novel, Synthetic Simplified Liquid Extraction (SLE) Sorbent that
Surpasses Traditional SLE and LLE
New model portable EDXRF spectrometer and portable TXRF
spectrometer for precise analysis.
The valid rheometer "CaBER1"allows you to analyze the phenomena
beween rheology and surface tension
N-1
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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OURSTEX CORPORATION
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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12:30～12:55
Analytik Jena Japan Co., Ltd.
Resolve of spectral interferences in ICP-OES
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JEOL Ltd.
Quick & accurate! 3D and multi region elemental mappings with highly
sensitive dual SDD Xray system
N-1
13:50～14:15
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Introduction of surface analysis with the use of KRATOS-ULTRA2.
N-1
14:30～14:55
EKO instruments Co., Ltd.
N-1
15:10～15:35
Kanomax Japan Inc.
N-1
15:50～16:15
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
The way for Distributability and long time stability of thick particle
dispersion by a short time.
Gas impurity analysis initiative with “ multi-turn TOF-MS ” toward a
hydrogen society.
The latest tabletop SEM by ease of use and versatility.
The latest analitical tecnique of insulating materials -observation and
analysis using FE-SEMWe show you the evolution of the latest and next-generation Rheometer,
HAAKE MARS40/60.
Changing the Image of MS Imaging, Desorption Electrospray Ionization
(DESI)
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JEOL Ltd.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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BioChromato, Inc.
Rapid analysis techniques of polymer materials using DART-MS
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WITec K.K.
Experience the next generation of automated 3D Raman Imaging 'apyron'
-Class-leading Performance
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Renishaw K.K.
Introduction of life science application with Raman microscopy
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C.Gerhardt Japan Co.,Ltd.
New technology for precise measurement of Total Carbon and
Nitorgen:Dumatherm CN
N-2
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Merck Ltd. (Merck Millipore)
Tips for HILIC mode and introduction of web tool "retention prediction"
N-2
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Bruker Daltonics K.K.
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JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
TASQ technologies exclude Standard reference materials in LC/MS
analysis
Size and shape measurement of various particles based on image analysis
technology
UHPLC
method
development
including
valve
solution
and
cutting-edge-software and method transfer
The Always Useful Fluorescence X-ray Analysis - Immediate & Easy
Operation
The newest EDXRF using 4K technology enables you to handle high
quality results!
FT-IR/Raman Level Up Seminar - Professional and Practical Techniques
in Contamination Analysis
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Introducing the recent Agilent ICP-MS
Basic course of polymer analysis using light scattering and viscometry
technique
Count the number of particles and Analyse / New Particle Analysis
systemfor SEM-EDS /
CHANGE! Direct analysis of materials in food and chemical products using
TOFMS
Analysis Values of High Reliability - Functions of ICP Optical Emission
Spectrometry
N-4
11:10～12:00
SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.
N-4
12:15～13:05
Oxford Instruments KK
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13:20～14:10
PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
N-4
14:25～15:15
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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10:30～10:55
Bruker Daltonics K.K.
MALDI Biotyper change the common practice of
ID for microorganisms.
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MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO.,
LTD.
Leave the halogen analysis up to us! Introduction of Combustion ion
chromatography.
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GL Sciences Inc.
Tips on How to Select HPLC & LC/MS Columns 2015
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Introduction of easily-controlled Ion Chromatograph-Mass spectroscopy
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M&S INSTRUMENTS INC.
Pipetting tips which save your experiment
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GTR TEC CORPORATION
Concerning the comparison and study between GC-SHED method and
conventional method (CARB.EPA.TP901)
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GL Sciences Inc.
Learning Basic GC Analysis (Good Method･No Good Method)
J
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JEOL Ltd.
Basic Lecture of the Mass Spectrometry
J
“Tips and Tricks”. for Retaining and Separating Polar Compounds using
Reversed-Phase and HILIC
J
For next step of RP-HPLC analysis, Basic and technique
J
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
The utilizing method of the benchtop NMR
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Advanced FTIR & Raman techniques revealed for imaging and analysis of
microscopic foreign objects
MALD-7090 .-Primary Structural analysis of protein using a
High-Resolution MALDI-MS/MS-
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
Which analytical method is suitable for your samples?EDX or WDX?
PANalytical chooses both technique!
A-1
13:10～13:35
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
Basics about Spectroscopic Analysis and Measurement Techniques.
J
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TA Instruments Japan Inc.
The basics and the latest applications of viscoelastic measurement
J
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Bruker BioSpin K.K.
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Techno X Co., Ltd.
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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JEOL Ltd.
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11:10～11:35
NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd.
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JEOL Ltd.
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12:30～12:55
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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SHOWA DENKO K.K.
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JEOL Ltd.
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Malvern(Spectris.Co.,Ltd)
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Sigma-Aldrich Japan
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
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GTR TEC CORPORATION
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
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12:30～12:55
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
A-3
13:10～13:35
Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
A-3
13:50～14:15
ChromaNik Technologies Inc.
A-3
14:30～14:55
FEI Company
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Milestone General K.K.
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Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD.
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10:30～10:55
Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd.
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11:10～11:35
Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.
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11:50～12:15
Milestone General K.K.
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Scienta Omicron, Inc.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Studies of pharmaceutical compounds using solid state NMR and the
future application of DNP
Introduction of a new XRF system, with highest performance on S and Cl
analysis in oil
What do you do in this Situation!!! HPLC Troubleshooting
JEOL, the pioneer of ambient mass spectrometry ~ 10-year journey of
DART and its future
Solutions for you! Concentration technique of VVOCs related to
Food/Flavor/Fragrance and Fuel Cell
All you need to know, the basics of amino acid analysis!
Thermal Analysis with Sample Observation Feature to Make Unexpected
Behavior Visible
Must-see for MALS users. New Shodex SEC columns for reducing the
baseline noise
Environmental countermeasure technology for electron microscope About the Vibration Multi-detection GPC/SEC system with ultra high sensitivity light
scattering detector
New product introduction; Fused-Core particle for UHPLC analysis
Practical example of recent powder diffraction XRD optics and data
analysis
Concerning the measurement of electrolyte permeability for Li-ion
batteries.
LC/MS Basic Course
Introduction of high resolution imaging and high sensitivity elemental
analysis technology by TEM.
State-of-the-art high sensitive sugar analysis by Agilent brand-new
ELSD
Roles of KEM's
Mercury measurement technology in Minamata
Convention on Mercury
Basic Lecture of Core Shell Column: How to Use Maximizing Core-Shell
Performance
Be amazed by the latest DualBeam electron detectors.
How to do sample digestion! Microwave preparation is helping system
for chemists
Are you satisfied with the current particele size and zeta potential
measurement ?
Comparing data between real-time monitoring SIFT-MS and conventional
hyphenated MS technique
Automated cell sample preparation system for epigenetic research by
mathematical analysis
Change your sample preparation! Effectiveness of multi-samples
digestion by Microwave
The application of argon gas cluster ion gun system for the surface
analysis of ESCA, etc.
NEW Technology Inert Column for LC, LC/MS (/MS)
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surface area & pore size)
It's different here!! Bench top type XRD of BRUKER - New product
introduction White Light Interferometric & Scanning Probe Microscopes Surface
Profile Measurements & Applications
Optimal Use of a Hydride Generator Latest Applications & Know-How
from Pre-processing to Measurement
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MicrotracBEL Corp.
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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JEOL Ltd.
3D imaging of biological tissues with JSM-7800F/3ViewR 2XP
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Micromeritics Japan G.K.
Introduction of new analytical instrument of powder properties
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LECO Japan Corporation
Introduction of the latest Sulfur/Carbon analyzer SC832 for organic and
inorganic diverse samples
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Renishaw K.K.
Raman-SPM/AFM combined systems provided by Renishaw
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MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO.,
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A reliable TOC analysis in suspension waste water! Introduction of on-line
TOC analyzer
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Nanophoton
Application of wide-field imaging Raman scope to forensic science
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A&D Company, Limited
To dispense solvent and strong acid ,such as acetone, MEK, hydrochloric
acid and sulfuric acid.
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JEOL Ltd.
Higher leveled material analysis by using GC/HRTOFMS
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Merck Ltd. (Merck Millipore)
Using ultrapure water to obtain the best test results and management
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GL Sciences Inc.
Learning Basic GC Analysis (Good Method･No Good Method)
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Nihon Waters K.K.
2015 Secret Story of the Basics and Practice of the Sample Preparation
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Advanced attachments and techniques for FTIR & Raman analysis of
foreign objects, QC and imaging
Establishing SOP for the Weighing Equipment compliant to GMP, GLP and
USP regulations
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JASCO Corporation
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Mettler-Toledo K.K.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Recent Development of XPS "K-Alpha+" - Performance and Applications
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TOSOH CORPORATION
Fast combustion ion chromatography system for halogen sulfur analysis
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Nihon BUCHI. K.K.
Point of protein and fat analysis
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
Challenge of identifying the unknowns in GC/MS with the GC/Q-TOF.
J
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
The latest LC-MS/MS applications for food safety and quality.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.
Tips of LC-MS/MS for environment/food safety analysis and Provision
for unknown contaminations
CHANGE! Automate your sample preparation steps for your analytical
test
KEYSTONE web search system for Scientific equipment
Extension of aroma analysis by GERSTEL solutions. Novel DHS and
selectable sniff or trap system
CHANGE! User-friedly operation by Innovative Automation! "Introduction
of New IR Microscope"
New product introduction of Glow Discharge MS and Laser Ablation
ICP-MS.
Introduction of Versatile Peel Analyzer VPA serise that enables
multi-angle test
A-8
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GERSTEL K.K.
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.
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Analytik Jena Japan Co., Ltd.
The New Perspective in ICP-MS"Plasma Quant MS"
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Possibility of the real-time metabolomics using a living animal
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Alpha M.O.S. Japan K.K.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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Metrohm Japan Ltd
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Sigma-Aldrich Japan
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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HORIBA, Ltd.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Odor Analysis solutions - visualization of odor, fast detection and online
monitoring
New Approach to measurement of nano particles - Evaluation of
aggregation and dispersion OneSource Laboratory Service / Integration and visualization of
instrument data using TIBCO Spotfire
Basic of electrodes (Electrodes of pH, Redox, Precipitation, Ionselective,
Conductivity, Photometry
New lipid removal agent Z-Sep and Sigma-Aldrich's unique SPE products
NEW Low Adsorption Vial and Adsorption Behavior of Peptide and Basic
Compound on Inner Wall of Vials
New-generation, total nitrogen, total phosphorus monitor : TNP-4200 in
reduction of running cost
New Raman imaging by 3D high speed measurement, or with atomic force
microscopy for nano-imaging
Strong point of Electronic nose "FF-2020" without using Separating tool
to chemical component
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Tips for optimizing parameters for simultaneous high sensitive LC/MSMS
analysis
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SCIEX
Latest report on food analysis using Q-TOF
J
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10:30～10:55
ACTAC.CO.,LTD
Speedwave expert is a new intelligent digestion system for ICP/AAS.
J
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Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.
Dreamed pyrolyzer for GC/MS finally realized!
J
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Merck Ltd. (Merck Millipore)
In Vitro Diffusion Studies in Transdermal Research
J
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JEOL Ltd.
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13:10～13:35
Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc.
A-11
13:50～14:15
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
To maximize an advantage of SEM/LaB6 to get the best resolution at low
accelerating voltage!
PJLA offers several accreditation programs to meet the needs of various
types of laboratories.
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The new standard UHPLC: Agilent 1290 Infinity II
Adhesive Analyzer LUMiFrac and devices that can evaluate dispersion
ability on high viscous samples
Why Don't You Analyze the Raman Image Easier and Faster, with DXRxi
Raman Imagaing Microscope?
How to reproducibly measured by a B-type viscometer and introduction
of special option.
Introduction of the newest application for the separation of
Biomacromolecule by FFF.
A-11
14:30～14:55
Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd.
A-11
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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EKO instruments Co., Ltd.
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ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.
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M&S INSTRUMENTS INC.
Solid phase extraction using chelating resin for inorganic analysis
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ADVANTEST CORPORATION
Terahertz Spectroscopic / Imaging analysis technology
polymeric
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YMC CO., LTD.
Introduction of BioPro, cost-effective
purification of biopharmaceuticals.
IEX
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ULVAC-PHI, Inc.
Basic Application of Lab-type Hard X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
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JEOL Ltd.
Techniques for trace element analysis of light alloy materials by ED-XRF;
Element Eye
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JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
Professional engineer talks LC troubleshooting-reproducibility of peak area.
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Nihon Waters K.K.
The Newest Information of Ion Mobility Quadrupole Time-of-Flight Hybrid
Instrument
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Introduction of LabTotal Smart Service Net using IoT.
New Bio AFM achieving live-cell measurement will be presented at JASIS
show.
Introduction of New Ultra-high Sensitivity Silicon Drift Detector Which
Breaks Convention of SEM-EDS
Advanced technologies of sample preparation technique using SPE spin
column with silica monolith
Quantitative analysis by bench top NMR NMReady and compact ESR
CMS8400.
Making daily analyzing and post run and reporting efficient, - the
introduction of network CDS
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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GL Sciences Inc.
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Tokyo Instruments Inc.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Rigaku Corporation
Recent Progresses of Wavelength Dispersive X-ray (WDX) Spectrometers
J
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Mettler-Toledo K.K.
Flash DSC 1 provides efficiently polymer development for processing
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Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.
Evolutionary SPM Linkage with SEM & other Observation
Instruments;Introduction of a New Technology
The newest EDXRF using 4K technology enables you to handle high
quality results!
Trace impurity analysis with the selective detector of Gas
Chromatograph.
Application of LC/MS method packages to omics (metabolomics,
lipidomics and proteomics)
The latest technology and applications for Quality Control - from
handheld Raman to spectral imaging
14:25～15:15
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Bruker Optics K.K.
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Rigaku Corporation
New developments of DSC measurements
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Latest application and technology
biopharmaceuticals usigng LC-MS/MS
quantitative
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GL Sciences Inc.
Antibody Purified Automation with Monolithic Silica
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Introduction of preparation tequniques in biological sample appropriate to
LC/MS
N-4
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
Challenge of trace level detection of single quadrupole GC/MS.
N-5
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Seishin Trading Co., Ltd.
Impurity standards for analysis of Generic Drugs
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Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.
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HORIBA, Ltd.
Advances in Glow Discharge Mass Spectrometry
for
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Analysis to low level detection
Specific skills of pH measurement from basics to know-hows for accuracy
improvement
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The introduction of the evaluation method of zeta-potential,particle
size,molecular weight
Introduction of leading-edge R&D or QC analysis solutionss on functional
materials in energy field
OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
and
Research
For next step of RP-HPLC analysis, Basic and technique
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Scienta Omicron, Inc.
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Mettler-Toledo K.K.
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc.
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JEOL Ltd.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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JEOL Ltd.
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TOSOH CORPORATION
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Oxford Instruments KK
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Mettler-Toledo K.K.
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JEOL Ltd.
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Sigma-Aldrich Japan
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Renishaw K.K.
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SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
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Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
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JEOL Ltd.
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TA Instruments Japan Inc.
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Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
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JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Techno X Co., Ltd.
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PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
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JEOL Ltd.
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FEI Company
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A&D Company, Limited
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd.
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Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION
THEME
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Using nanoindentation to investigate mechanical properties: recent
developments and applications.
J
Melting Point Determination: Standards, Principle and Actual of On-site
J
Practical example of recent powder diffraction XRD optics and data
analysis
Summary of JP17th edition regarding to Dissolution testing
<Apparatus5&6, Mechanical Quolification>
Advantage of combustion type TOC analyzer: TOC-L in Water Supply Act
of Japan.
Innovation in Size-based Polymer Separations
-The Next Generation
of SEC/GPC AnalysisOdor determination using an olfactometer with additional MDGC/GCMS
system
The world's first! Ultra-high sensitivity! Solid probe. Introduction of
cryo-coil MAS
Latest Raman Imaging System for Analyzing Advanced Materials Electrode of LIB, Carbon and Graphene
Super wide area panoramic image generation by the automatic control of
the TEM
Application of HPLC for food analysis (various ingredients and residual
pesticides)
Advanced Technique of Nanomechanics and Electrical Measurement by
Asylum Research AFM
Mettler Method, International Standard Test Method for Softening Point :
ISO, ASTM and JIS
JPS-9030: the new definitive XPS for high-speed & high-precision
depth-profiling
Basis of Solid Phase Micro Extraction
Application method and practical tips in Raman imaging for material
analysis
Introduction of new quadrupole MS system.Direct analysis of solid,
volatile compounds and TLC-spots.
Which analytical method is suitable for your samples?EDX or WDX?
PANalytical chooses both technique!
High-precision cross-section and flat milling applications for SEM.
A key to achieve better mass accuracy in MALDI-TOFMS ~ from small
molecules to large molecules
The basic and application of the interaction evaluation between molecules
by calorimetry
3D structural analysis of nano materials using FIB (Focused Ion Beam
system)
FTIR and Mass Spectrum Measurement of Trace Component using
LC-SPE Method
Introduction of state-of-the-art polymer materials research and
Shimadzu analysis technology
The new developed XRF spectrometer for trace level hazardous heavy
metal elements analysis in foods
If you're not satisfied with handheld EDX, check PANalytical's brand-new
compact EDX!
Appearance of the scanning electron microscope with high spatial
resolution.
Multi-mode 3D data acquisition and visualization technologies for Dual
Beam.
A measurement of viscosity resistance for powders ,such as wheat flour,
etc.
Rapid Detection for Food Authenticity on Cutting-adge Ionization
Technology
We understand many Lab Systems! Introduce the RELIABLE DATA
SYSTEM with reduced time and human error
Fluorescence
Spectrometer with Higher Performance & Higher
Functionality.
New solution to the interference component in reducing vaporization
mercury analysis
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New Optimized Core-Shell Stationary Phase that Delivers Enhanced
Selectivity and Resolution
The Novel Thermal Analysis and Thermal Property Measurements on
Functional Polymer and its Film.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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NETZSCH Japan K.K.
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SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.
Introduction of the new MALS detector for UHPLC
J
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Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.
Safe and energy saving new fume hood system
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Why Don't You Use the Advantage of Bench Top NMR, picoSpin Series in
the Chemical Education ?
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AMETEK Co, Ltd
SPERCTRO Benchtop EDXRF Spectrometer
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Bruker BioSpin K.K.
Observation of physical property and kinetics of various materials by
magnetic resonance methods.
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ADVANTEST CORPORATION
Terahertz Spectroscopic / Imaging analysis technology
Introduction of the newest application for the separation of super high
molecular and nanoparticle.
Comprehensive method and its benefits by GCxGC-TOFMS in analytical
pyrolysis of complex polymers
Stage control mapping and Feature analysis with high speed EDS detector
equipped with SEM.
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ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.
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LECO Japan Corporation
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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Bruker Daltonics K.K.
Multi approaches for chemical synthesis impurity analysis
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JEOL Ltd.
From SEM Imaging to EDS Analysis ~Introduction to New SEM/EDS
System for ulta easy operations
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11:10～12:00
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
Extraordinary! Introducing the performance of Agilent 5100 ICP-OES
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Sprint valve and prepFAST technology for elemental analysis with high
throughput and accuracy.
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13:20～14:10
SCIEX
Eye Opener!! Special course to become a master of Q-TOF LC/MS/MS
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
The basic knowledge and application
Chromatography, separation and detection
A-6
15:30～16:20
GL Sciences Inc.
Tips on LC Column 2015 part 2
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10:30～10:55
Nagara Science Co., Ltd.
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11:10～12:00
AIRIX Corp.
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12:15～13:05
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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13:20～14:10
HORIBA, Ltd.
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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15:30～16:20
TOYAMA Co., Ltd.
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10:30～10:55
Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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11:10～12:00
Rigaku Corporation
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12:15～13:05
Rigaku Corporation
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13:20～14:10
JASCO Corporation
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14:25～15:15
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
A-8
15:30～16:20
OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
A-9
10:30～10:55
ChromaNik Technologies Inc.
of
state-of-the-art
Ion
-Second Choice Column-
Original HPLC separation technique for 400 kinds of standard reagents
and purification services
Application to chemical, food and pharmaceutical products by
near-infrared & Raman spectroscopy
An Advanced Use of Single Quadrupole LC/MS System -Formula
Estimation with the MassWorks SoftwareProgress in rf-GD-OES and new applications including film thickness,
semi-quantative analysis, etc.
Change! The technique of volatile organic compounds in air using thermal
desorption.
The introduction of analysis application of a semiconductor and
environmental SPM by FILMER
News of new needle type thermal conductivity probe that can measure a
variety of paste samples
Introduction of the latest portable stress analyzer system: a field-free,
rapid and easy system.
Pharmaceutical material test by a portable Raman analyzer, for samples
being difficult in the past.
Advanced
techniques
for
successful
spectroand
spectrofluorophotometer operation
Novel approach to the trace level detection of GC/MS/MS with the High
Efficiency Ion Source.
We will teach the basic theory and analysis know-how of CE, and
introduce the latest applications.
Effect of Special End-Capping for Enhancing a Column Life
How to customize your report template in Chromatograph, Agilent
OpenLAB CDS Intelligent Reporter
Innocative approach to the material analysis using the novel technology of
GC/MS.
CHANGE! This is the reason why methods of peak assignments CAN'T be
adopt to many pharmaceuticals.
GPC/SEC fundamental and latest application - from polymer to
aggregation analysis
Foreign Matter Analysis by FTIR and Raman with Explanation of Their
Advantages
Recent Applications of Inorganic and Organic Materials by Using
FIB-TOF-SIMS
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
A-9
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
A-9
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
A-10
10:30～10:55
ULVAC-PHI, Inc.
A-10
11:10～12:00
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
The latest LC-MS/MS applications for quality control of tap water.
J
A-10
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Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
Latest FE-SEM and its application
J
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
The next generation of separation technology -Analysis of isobaric
compounds via ion-mobility LC/MS
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Solution for Pharmaceutical, the Handheld Raman for the PIC/S and the
QMS system for the PAT.
CHANGE! Revolutionary analytical technology; Sr-90 detection system
(ICP-MS) and Flat plate ICP-OES.
The microwave acid digestion of the heavy metal analyses such as
pharmaceutical products.
Non-targeted analysis of aroma compounds by novel dynamic headspace
technologies
Language
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Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.
A-10
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
A-11
10:30～10:55
Milestone General K.K.
A-11
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GERSTEL K.K.
A-11
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Merck Ltd. (Merck Millipore)
Manufacturing and management of drug test water
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Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.
Outgas application of films and electronic devices
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Hayashi pure chemical Ind., Ltd.
The challenge to the novel organic compounds ~Introduction of our
original synthesis technologies~
A-11
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Merck Ltd. (Merck Millipore)
Future looks in the screen! New product pure water equipment AFS E
A-11
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Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Nihon Waters K.K.
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Fujitsu Limited
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Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD.
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11:50～12:15
JASCO Corporation
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Bruker AXS K.K.
13:10～13:35
ELGA LabWater(Veolia Water Solutions &
Technologies(UK)Ltd.)
N-1
Easier MS Spectrum Measurement - Applications for the 5610 MS
Detector
The newly glass vial for HPLC analysis controlled the surface adsorption
of the basic compounds
Introduction of the Next Generation of N-Glycan Sample Preparation and
Analysis
Model and optimize LC and GC separation methods to apply QbD
principles to your experimental data.
How about count aggregated protein ? New analytical instruments for
small volume measurement.
Know-how for separation, preparation, and purification using
Chromatography ~ HPLC and SFC ~
ESPRIT 2.0, new functions for EDS-EBSD analysis and first data
acquisition and analysis.
The effect of using Point-of-Use cartridges in ultra-pure water systems
for trace organics analysis
SEM observation with pinpoint accuracy -Introduction of OM/SEM
linkage systemCheck again! The importance of light source and selecting method for
analytical instruments
Introduction of evaluation methods for particle characterization (particle
size,shape & dispersion)
Multiple approaches for biological samples using by various imaging
systems (One-Stop Application)
The basic knowledge of Quantitation with High-Resolution Mass
Spectrometry
Development status and new information about nanoIR Spectroscopy with
nanoscale spatial resolution.
The extraction and purification of functional components from natural
products.
Using Lab. Glassware? You may have tons of mistakes in using it.
SIBATA gives the Glassware 101!
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JEOL Ltd.
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HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS k.k.
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MicrotracBEL Corp.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
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Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
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Nihon Thermal Consulting Co., Ltd.
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12:15～13:05
Nihon BUCHI. K.K.
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SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD.
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10:30～10:55
C.Gerhardt Japan Co.,Ltd.
Measuring of particle size and shape for individual particle
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GTR TEC CORPORATION
Concerning the latest gas.water vapor.VOC vapor barrier properties
permeability analyzer
N-3
12:15～13:05
Metrohm Japan Ltd
Basic of Ion chromatography techniques
This seminar is for dealers. Introduce Malvern solution to solve your
customer problems.
Leading-edge application solutions for SEM peripheral unit including new
generation EDX/EBSD/CL
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Malvern(Spectris.Co.,Ltd)
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HORIBA, Ltd.
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Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
State-of-the-art 2D-LC including fundamental part and latest application
J
N-4
10:30～10:55
Sigma-Aldrich Japan
Gas chromatography basis to the latest ion liquid column
J
CHANGE! Revolutionary Application of ICP-MS; Nano-particle analysis
enabled by NexION350 ICP-MS
Up-to-date information of CFA "AutoAnalyzer" and fully new automated
digestion system "DEENA"
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PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
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BL TEC K.K.
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Foreign Matter and Material Analysis by EDX and FTIR
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GL Sciences Inc.
Certified reference material, standard reagents, and sample preparation
for metal analysis
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SHIMADZU CORPORATION
New Technology and Applications of HR-SPM for Solid-Liquid Interface
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YMC CO., LTD.
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Bruker AXS K.K.
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HORIBA, Ltd.
YMC total solution for improvement and scale up method development to
contract purification services.
Introduction of improved color imaging of the 3D optical Microscope and
new nano indentation system
Release of our new sophisticated and compact particle size analyzer with
its field applications
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Nanophoton
The ever-expanding applications of Raman micro-spectroscopy.
J
J
J
N-5
14:25～15:15
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Application of scan free high-speed X-ray diffraction analysis achieved by
ONE SHOT mode
N-5
15:30～16:20
GL Sciences Inc.
Detection and sample preparation technique for food ingredient labeling
Listen!! Know-how for HPLC Detection ~ Basic and Applied Technology
~
Specific solutions of more accurate pH measurement with electrode
selection for difficult samples
Advanced separation technology using the LCxLC,GCxGC and
LC-GCXGC-MS/MS
N-6
10:30～10:55
JASCO Corporation
N-6
11:10～12:00
HORIBA, Ltd.
N-6
12:15～13:05
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
N-6
13:20～14:10
GL Sciences Inc.
Tips on LC Columns part 1
N-6
14:25～15:15
Bruker Daltonics K.K.
The basic basics of MALDI-TOF MS
J
N-6
15:30～16:20
M&S INSTRUMENTS INC.
Accuracy and reproducibility in difficult pipetting
J
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20. JASIS Conferences
The JASIS Conference is a core feature of JASIS. Various seminars and lectures were held also this
year in time with the exhibition. During four days from September 1 (Tue.), the day before exhibition
opening, to September 4 (Fri.) at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Hall, it took its place
alongside the New Technology Seminar as a complement to the exhibition and drew a large
attendance. The JASIS Conference continues to annually increase in scale with 30 groups attending
this year, breaking last year’s new record, and held a total of 52 sessions of seminars and lectures.
Total attendance for the four day period stood at 4,070 (last year: 4,320).
The JASIS Conference puts on sessions by the JASIS organizers themselves and by various
academic societies and groups. JAIMA held the International Conference Session, the JAIMA
Symposium, and the JAIMA Seminar. The “Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum”, a new
program developed in collaboration with the exhibition venue, was carried out this year. The Japan
Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA) also held its own JSIA Seminar.
As in preceding years, a noon break of as much as two hours was provided to promote visitors
attending the JASIS Conference as the main objective to tour as much of the exhibition venue as
possible. In consideration of its effectiveness in encouraging visits to the exhibition, this program
will be continued in the future.
In order to ascertain JASIS Conference participant trends, lecture audiences were given
questionnaires, of which over 1,700 were collected. Questionnaire analysis results are summarized
below.
・Purpose for visiting JASIS2015: Those indicating the JASIS Conference as their main purpose for
coming made up 60.9% of visitors. The exhibition itself was next at 30.2%, followed by attending
the New Technology Seminar and other programs. Given that the questionnaire was handed out to
JASIS Conference participants, it is not surprising that a majority would cite attending JASIS
Conference lectures as their purpose. However, similar to last year, those responding that the
exhibition was their main purpose reached 30%.
・Attendance in functions besides the JASIS Conference: Viewing of exhibition booths in the
exhibition venue recorded 85.3% and the New Technology Seminar 37.0%, followed by the
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone and others. That 85.3% set off around the exhibition venue
deserves special mention. These results suggest a trend among visitors planning attendance at the
JASIS Conference to place importance on both the exhibition venue and the New Technology
Seminar. Moreover, those responding with New Technology Seminar rose 16% over last year, a
figure proving the popularity for the New Technology Seminar, whose total attendance is on a
marked rise.
・Reasons for not viewing exhibition booths: Among all respondents, 11.3% blamed lack of time for
viewing, followed by 7.3% citing no booths of interest. During the JASIS Conference, a noon
break of as long as two hours was provided to promote touring of the exhibition venue during that
time. That only about 11% cited a time shortage suggests the effectiveness of this measure.
・Reason for not attending the New Technology Seminar: Respondents indicating lack of time or full
halls numbered 39%, followed by those indicating no programs of interest at 11.5%. While the
New Technology Seminar attendance rose steeply this year, JASIS Conference attendance fell by
5.8% over last year. Many lecture courses on know-how and expertise, typified by the JAIMA
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Seminar, are held at the JASIS Conference. Holding the Conference in conjunction with the New
Technology Seminar may require new strategies.
Finally, presented below in 1) to 4) are overviews of programs organized by JAIMA. 5) is an
overview of the JSIA-organized program.
1) International Conference Session：As part of JASIS’s internationalization initiative,
this program partners with other JAIMA international friendship organizations to
provide the most current in technical information. Held this year were the U.S.
Symposium in cooperation with the U.S.A.’s PITTCON steering committee, the Korea
Forum (1) in cooperation with the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science,
the Korea Forum (2) in cooperation with Seoul National University, and the China
Forum in cooperation with the China Association for Instrumental Analysis. Also held
was the Asia Technical Forum in cooperation with the countries of Asia. An annual
favorite among visitors, the Tokyo International Conference by Royal Society of
Chemistry was held over a two-day period.
2) JAIMA Symposium ： The JAIMA Symposium provides a platform for reporting on the
technology trends survey conducted by JAIMA technical affairs committee. Having received the
commission from the Overseas Human Resources and Industry Development Association for the
work of drafting a human resources development program for advanced instrumental analysis, a
field that fosters ASEAN industrial development, JAIMA took the opportunity to report on
program results. Lecturers from Thailand and Vietnam were also invited to report on the current
state and future prospects of the analysis industry in their countries from the standpoint of human
resources development.
3) Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum：The Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum
replaces the JAIMA Forum, a program instigated for presenting on cutting edge topics, and was
held from September 2 to 4 as a collaborative program with the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation
Zone. Comprising four parts, expert speakers belonging to the various organizing institutions gave
lectures in the fields of health care, big data utilization in biomedicine, pre-disease industry
initiatives, and bio-life science.
4) JAIMA Seminar： The JAIMA-organized JAIMA Seminar has become a permanent fixture at
JASIS. Welcoming its fifth anniversary this year, the JAIMA Seminar delivered 11 sessions, the
same number as last year. Also like last year, “Are you confident of your analytical results?” and
“LC” were full-day sessions. The two hour break between, made available for exhibition viewing,
also appears to have taking hold as a measure for inducing people to see the exhibition.
Each seminar adopted a format by which reception for advance registrants started 30 minutes prior
to lecture start and for on-site registrants 15 minutes prior. Because popular seminars such as
JAIMA Seminar 1 “Are you confident of your analytical results?” filled their venues, people were
turned back at the door, raising for us the need to review our reception procedures. Like last year, a
bar code system was employed in the reception system. Applying it to Advanced Diagnostics
Innovation Forum and other forums played a role in improving reception operations.
Attendance totaled 1,276, a 144 person decrease over last year.
5) JSIA Seminar：The JSIA Seminar was held as part of training for new employees and skills
improvement for sales personnel. It was also available for corporate people wanting to acquire
fundamental knowledge about technologies relating to scientific instruments. Presented were two
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topics popular at JASIS2014, Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry – Environmental
Analysis and Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry – Pharmaceutical and Food
Analysis. The seminars were well attended by members of regional JSIA associations in Tokyo,
Osaka, Toukai, Tohoku, and Kyushu as well as by ordinary participants. The audience comprised a
total of 126 people from 75 companies and organizations, figures suggesting robust interest in this
seminar program. Questionnaire results also showed that over 90% of participants toured the venue
after the seminar.
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Date: September 1 (Tue.) ~ September 4 (Fri.), 2015 10:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM
Venue: International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
Number of groups/meetings: 30 groups/ 52 sessions (28 groups/ 51 sessions) ※(
): JASIS2014’s figures
Number of visitors: 4,070 visitors (4,320 visitors)
Co-organizers: AOAC International Japan Section / Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied
Water /Chiba Bio-Lifescience Network / Consortium for Measurement Solutions for Industrial
Use of Nanomaterials / Discussion Group for Laser Ablation Spectrochemistry / Food
Off-Flavor Study Group / Institute for Cyber Associates / Japan Association for Chemical
Innovation / Japan Environmental Measurement Chemical Analysis and Association / Japan
National Committee for Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis (JSCA) / Japanese
Association for Ion Chromatography Committee of Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis /
Kanagawa Prefectural Government / Measurement Solution Research Center (MSRC),
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and technology(AIST) / Metabolic Profiling
Forum / National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ)/ National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / Organization for Research and Communication on
Environmental Risk of Chemicals / PAI-NET(Professionals' Network in Advanced
Instrumentation Society) / Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF), National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / Scanning Probe Microscopy
Division of The Japanese Society of Microscopy / Scientific Equipment and Furniture
Association (SEFA) / Society of Indoor Environment, Japan / Surface Analysis Society of
Japan / The Japan Mibyou System Association Hokkaido Branch / The Japanese Society of
Microscopy / The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (JASIS Project) / The Royal Society
of Chemistry, UK (RSC) / The Spectroscopical Society of Japan / TKK / Japan Scientific
Instruments Association (JSIA) / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association
(JAIMA)
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Date
Sep.
1
(Tue.)
Title
The 8th Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis（1/2）
31th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (1/2)
The 8th Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis（2/2）
JAIMA Seminar 1 "Instrumental Analysis -Are you confident of your analytical results? -"
31th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (2/2)
JAIMA Seminar 2 "Instrumental Analysis -MS"
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, 51st Summer Seminar “Raman Spectroscopy”
A Way to Healthmetorics business
Sep.
2
(Wed.)
JSCA Seminar of International Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis
- Recent Trend of International Standardization on Surface Analysis and Microbeam Analysis Laser Ablation Workshop 2015 –Frontier researches and imaging analysis by LA-ICPMS
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 1"Anti-aging and Mibyou: Newest evidence on health care"
Bases and Progress of Efficient Measurement
Recent Activities of COMS-NANO － The development of methods and instruments to
characterize nanomaterials and the standardization－
Countermeasures against Off-Flavors (Bad Smells) in Food and Sensory Panel Training
International Conference Session 1 US Symposium 2015 "Chemical Spectroscopic Imaging: New
Ways to Understand Our World"
International Conference Session 2 Asia Technical Forum 2015 "Food Science and Food Safety in
Asia"
JAIMA Seminar 3 "Instrumental Analysis –Bio-Technology"
International Conference Session 3 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2015 "Analytical
Technology towards Life Innovation" (1/2)
JAIMA Seminar 4 "Instrumental Analysis -LC"
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 2 "BD2K: From Affluent Data Produced from Analytical and
Measurement Devices to Knowledge Synthesis"
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, 51st Summer Seminar "Super-resolution Microscopy and
Spectroscopic Imaging"
International Conference Session 4 Korea Forum 2015 (1) "Improvement of Quality of Life (Safe
and Comfortable Life)"
Sep.
3
(Thu.)
Place
Time
Language
Convention Hall B
9:30～17:30
E
The Japanese Society of Microscopy
International
Conference Room
10:00～16:50
J
Japanese Association for Ion Chromatography
Committee of Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis
Convention Hall B
9:30～17:30
E
JAIMA
302
9:40～17:30
J
The Japanese Society of Microscopy
International
Conference Room
10:00～16:55
J
JAIMA
303
10:00～12:30
J
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
304
10:00～17:35
J
Metabolic Profiling Forum
101
10:00～17:00
J
Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface
Chemical Analysis (JSCA)
103
10:00～16:50
J
Discussion Group for Laser Ablation
Spectrochemistry
104
10:00～17:30
J
The Japan Mibyou System Association Hokkaido Branch
201
10:30～15:40
J
Organization for Research and Communication on
Environmental Risk of Chemicals
102
11:00～16:10
J
Consortium for Measurement Solutions for
Industrial Use of Nanomaterials
Convention Hall A
13:00～16:50
J
Food Off-Flavor Study Group
105
13:00～17:30
J
JAIMA
301A
14:00～16:30
E/J
JAIMA
301B
14:00～17:00
E/J
JAIMA
303
14:30～17:30
J
The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC)
Convention Hall B
9:30～17:20
E/J
JAIMA
302
9:30～17:30
J
Institute for Cyber Associates
201
10:00～17:00
J
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
304
10:00～17:00
J
JAIMA
301A
10:00～12:10
E/J
International Conference Session 5 China Forum 2015 "Environmental Issues in China: New Governmental
Policy and Analysis of Organic and Inorganic Pollutants in the Atmosphere, Water and Soil "
JAIMA
301B
10:00～12:10
C/J
JAIMA Seminar 5 "Fundamental lectures on analyzing data"
JAIMA
303
10:00～12:10
J
JSIA Seminar 1 "Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry" – Environmental Analysis –
Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA)
102
10:00～12:00
J
Hyphenated Chromatograph/Mass Spectrometer "Separation and Analysis–Basic and application–"
The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan（JASIS
Project）
105
10:00～16:00
J
Advanced technology of scanning probe microscopy for practical materials and devices
Scanning Probe Microscopy Division of The
Japanese Society of Microscopy
106
10:00～17:20
J
National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ)/ National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
(AIST)
Convention Hall A
10:30～16:25
J
Japan Association for Chemical Innovation
International
Conference Room
12:00～17:30
J
Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied
Water
103
13:00～16:35
J
Society of Indoor Environment, Japan
104
13:00～17:00
J
JAIMA
301A
14:00～17:00
J
JAIMA
301B
14:00～17:00
E/J
Measurement Solution Research Center（MSRC）,
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and
technology(AIST)
101
14:00～16:55
J
JAIMA
303
14:30～17:30
J
NMIJ CRM Seminar 2015: Water analysis and reference materials for good health
JACI/GSC Forum
The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2015
The latest information of odor and aroma
JAIMA Seminar 6 "Instrumental Analysis -FIA"
International Conference Session 6 Korea Forum 2015 (2) "Nexus Nano and Nature and Application
–Young, Fresh and Innovation"
Diagnostics for infrastructure, connecting the sensors via internet
JAIMA Seminar 7 "Instrumental Analysis -GC"
Practical surface analysis – knowledge of surface analysis for beginners
International Conference Session 7 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2015 "Analytical
Technology towards Life Innovation" (2/2)
JAIMA Seminar 8 "Instrumental Analysis -IC"
Surface Analysis Society of Japan
104
9:00～17:00
J
The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC)
Convention Hall B
9:30～17:00
E/J
JAIMA
302
9:30～12:30
J
The 1st Symposium of Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA)
– Combining metrology standards with measurement & analysis -
Research Institute of Instrumentation Frontier (RIIF),
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and
Technology (AIST)
Convention Hall A
10:00～15:00
J
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
304
10:00～17:00
J
JAIMA
303
102
10:00～12:00
10:00～12:00
J
J
The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, 51st Summer Seminar "Precise Comprehension on
Fundamentals and Applications of Near-Infrared Spectroscopy"
JAIMA Seminar 9 "Fundamental lectures on basic techniques in analytical experiments"
JSIA Seminar 2 "Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry" –Pharmaceutical and Food Analysis-
Sep.
4
(Fri.)
Organizer
Japanese Association for Ion Chromatography
Committee of Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis
Japan Scientific Instruments Association (JSIA)
Explanation and approach for spread of “chemSEHRPA”
TKK / PAI-NET（Professionals' Network in Advanced
Instrumentation Society）
103
10:00～12:00
J
JASIS 2015 JEMCA Seminar
Japan Environmental Measurement Chemical Analysis
and Association
105
10:00～15:30
J
JAIMA
106
10:00～13:00
J
JAIMA Symposium 2015 “Now and Future” of Analytical Instruments related industries in the ASEAN region
~ Human Resource Development Program to Foster High Level Professionals of Instrumental Analysis to
Support Industrial Development in ASEAN Countries ~
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 4 "The Introduction of Chiba Bio-Lifescience with a Focus
on Health and Medical Care"
Chiba Bio-Lifescience Network
301
13:00～16:30
J
PAI-NET（Professionals' Network in Advanced
Instrumentation Society）
103
13:00～16:00
J
AOAC INTERNATIONAL and International Harmonization of Analytical Methods
AOAC International Japan Section
101
13:30～17:00
J
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 3 "Healthcare New Frontier"
Kanagawa Prefectural Government
201
14:00～16:00
J
JAIMA Seminar 10 "Instrumental Analysis –Thermal Analysis"
JAIMA
302
14:00～17:00
J
JAIMA Seminar 11 "Instrumental Analysis –Separation Science"
SEFA Seminar
JAIMA
303
102
14:30～17:30
15:00～16:00
J
J
Recent progress of portable analytical instrument out of the laboratory
Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association（SEFA）
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September 1 (Tue.) Morning
September 2 (Wed.) Morning
◆The 8th Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis (1/2)
◆The 8th Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis (2/2)
9:30 -
9:30 -
Organizer: Japanese Association for Ion Chromatography Committee of
Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis
Date: Sep. 1 (Tue) 9:30 - 17:30 (Reception 9:00 - )
Place: Convention Hall B
Admission fee: General: JPY12,000 Student: JPY 6,000
Pre-registration : Required
Language: English
Number of visitors: 75
- 17:30
Organizer: Japanese Association for Ion Chromatography Committee of
Asia Pacific Symposium on Ion Analysis
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed) 9:30 - 17:30 (Reception 9:00 - )
Place: Convention Hall B
Admission fee: General: JPY12,000 Student: JPY 6,000
Pre-registration : Required
Language: English
Number of visitors: 88
Opening address
Poster Sessions
Oral presentation
Invited Lectures
For details, see website
(http://www.jsac.or.jp/~ic/IC_APIA/IC_APIA.html).
Closing address
17:30
◆31th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (1/2)
◆JAIMA Seminar 1 "Instrumental Analysis - Are you confident
of your analytical results? -"
Organizer: The Japanese Society of Microscopy (JSM)
Date: Sep. 1 (Tue) 10:00 – 16:50 (Reception: 9:20 -)
Place: International Conference Room
Admission fee: JPY6,000 for members of JSM and related societies (see web
site), JPY12,000 for others, Free for students
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 114
10:00-10:40
10:40-11:20
11:20-12:00
13:20-14:00
14:10-14:40
14:40-15:10
15:20-15:50
15:50-16:20
16:20-16:50
Opening address
Poster Sessions
Oral presentation
Invited Lectures
For details, see website
(http://www.jsac.or.jp/~ic/IC_APIA/IC_APIA.html).
Closing address
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 9:40-17:30 (Reception: 9:10 - )
Place: Conference Room 302, 3rd Floor of International Conference Hall
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 173
Chair: Kazuhiro SHIKAKUME (CERI)
9:40 - 9:50
Opening Address
Kazuhiro SHIKAKUME (CERI)
9:50 - 11:20
Beginner’s course in statistics for evaluating uncertainty
Hideyuki TANAKA (NMIJ/AIST)
11:20 - 12:00
Calibration of Surface Contamination meter, and Case
Study on Uncertainty Evaluation
Makoto TAKASHIMA (JQA)
12:00 - 12:40
Uncertainty Evaluation in Thermometry
Naoko SAITO (JEMIC)
12:40 - 14:40
Break
14:40 - 15:20
Uncertainty Evaluation and Points in Chemical Analysis
Dai AKIMA (CERI)
15:20 - 16:00
Practical Use of Measurement Uncertainty in Laboratory
Accreditation
Hiroaki OHTAKA (NITE)
16:00 - 16:40
Revised Points of EURACHEM /CITAC Uncertainty
Guide (3rd ed.) –Monte Carlo Method
Isao KOJIMA (JAB)
16:40 - 17:20
Moves Toward Revision of the GUM and Adoption of
the Bayesian Statistics in the Revision
Kensei EHARA (NMIJ/AIST）
17:20 - 17:30
Closing Address
Kensei EHARA (NMIJ/AIST）
Tutorial
Basis of EDS
K. Kaneko (Kyushu Univ.)
Basis of EELS
M. Haruta (Kyoto Univ.)
Principle and application of WDS
H.Takahashi (JEOL Ltd.)
Learning electron vortex beams
K. Saitoh (Nagoya Univ.)
Highlights in analytical electron microscopy and peripheral
technique: 1) Life science
Cryo-electron microscopy for visualizing cellular
three-dimensional structures
M. Kikkawa (Univ. of Tokyo)
Genetically-encoded tools for visualization of cellular
structures, dynamics and functions
K. Nagai (Osaka Univ.)
Direct electron detectors: The latest innovation in electron
cryo-microscopy
H. Shigematsu (RIKEN)
Zernike phase contrast electron microscopy combined with
direct detector
K. Murata (Natinoal Institute for Physiological
Sciences)
Biological sample preparation method for elemental
analysis electron microscopy
K. Kametani (Shinshu Univ.)
◆31th Symposium on Analytical Electron Microscopy (2/2)
Organizer: The Japanese Society of Microscopy (JSM)
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed) 10:00 – 17:00 (Reception: 9:20 -)
Place: International Conference Room
Admission fee: JPY6,000 for members of JSM and related societies (see web
site), JPY12,000 for others, Free for students
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 110
10:00-10:30
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30
11:30-12:00
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Highlights in analytical electron microscopy and peripheral
technique: 2) Material science
TEM observation of electrochemical reaction using an
environmental cell
Y. Oshima (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
Environmental TEM observation of nanomaterials in gases
H. Yoshida (Osaka Univ.)
Electron microscopy for analysis of fuel cell electrocatalysts
H. Matsumoto (Hitachi High-Technologies Corp.)
Development and application of in situ TEM techniques
for nanoscale mechanics and optoelectronics
D. Golberg (National Institute for Materials Science)
13:30-14:00
14:00-14:30
14:30-15:00
15:00-15:30
15:45-17:00
11:50 - 12:00
Current status and future prospect of specimen
preparation techniques
Electro-polishing technique for metallic materials
K. Yamada (JFE Steel)
Practical ion milling techniques for TEM specimen
preparation
N. Murata (JEOL Ltd.)
Recent development in TEM specimen preparation
technique by FIB
H. Suzuki (Hitachi High-Tech Science Corp.)
Specimen thinning by atomic de-bonding via quantum process
H. Ichinose
Contributed papers
15 min. each lectures
12:00 - 14:00
14:00 - 14:40
14:40 - 15:20
15:20 - 15:40
15:40 - 16:20
◆JAIMA Seminar 2 "Instrumental Analysis -MS"
16:10 - 17:30
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 10:00-12:30 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 303
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 154
Chair: Kazumi Inagaki (AIST)
10:00 - 10:50
Introduction of Mass Spectrometry: Ionization and
Interpretation of Mass Spectra
Tomoya Kinumi（NMIJ/AIST）
10:50 - 11:40
Basics of LC-MS
Akira Motoyama (SHISEIDO)
11:40 - 12:30
Practical Guide to ICP-MS Kazumi Inagaki (NMIJ/AIST)
◆JSCA Seminar of International Standardization of Surface
Chemical Analysis- Recent Trend of International Standardization
on Surface Analysis and Microbeam Analysis Organizer: Japan National Committee for Standardization of Surface
Chemical Analysis (JSCA)
Date: Sep. 2(Wed.) 10:00 – 16:50
Place: Conference Room 103
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Not required
Number of visitors: 55
◆The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, 51st Summer Seminar
"Raman Spectroscopy"
10:00 - 10:10
10:10 - 10:30
Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 10:00 – 17:35 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 304
Admission: Member/Non-member JPY 12,500, Student JPY 5,500; The fee
includes a brand new textbook "Raman Spectroscopy: Spectroscopy Series
1" (in Japanese); For participants who have the textbook,
Member/Non-member JPY 8,500, Student JPY 1,500
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 68
Chair: Akira Sakamoto (Aoyama Gakuin University)
10:00 - 10:05 Opening address
Akira Sakamoto (Aoyama Gakuin University)
10:05 - 11:05 What State of the Art Raman Spectroscopy Sees ?
Hiro-o Hamaguchi (National Chiao Tung University)
11:05 - 12:15 How to Measure Good Raman Spectra
Koichi Iwata (Gakushuin University)
12:15 - 14:15 Lunch break and visit to JASIS2015
14:15 - 15:20 Application of Raman Spectroscopy to Fundamental
Science
Yukio Furukawa (Waseda University)
15:20 - 16:25 Application of Raman Spectroscopy in Industry
Masanobu Yoshikawa (Toray Research Center, Inc.)
16:25 - 17:30 Recent Advances on Biomedical Applications of Raman
Spectroscopy
Tatsuyuki Yamamoto (Shimane University)
17:30 - 17:35 Closing address
Akira Sakamoto (Aoyama Gakuin University)
10:30 - 10:50
10:50 - 11:10
11:10 - 11:30
11:30 - 11:50
11:50 - 13:50
13:50 - 14:10
14:10 - 14:30
14:30 - 14:50
14:50 - 15:15
15:15 - 15:25
15:25 - 15:45
15:45 - 16:05
◆A Way to Healthmetorics business
16:05 - 16:25
Organizer: Metabolic Profiling Forum
Date: Sep. 2(Wed.) 10:00 - 17:30
Place: Conference Room 101
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration : Required for lunch box reservation
Number of visitors: 99
10:00 - 10:05
10:05 - 10:40
10:40 - 11:20
11:20 - 11:50
Pre Lunch Break
(Free Bento Lunch will be served for pre-registered members)
Lunch Break
(12:05-12:30 Software Seminar: Metabolic Profiling
Solutions by INFOCOM. )
Mr. Shigetoshi Yoshikawa (Infocom Inc.)
Anti-inflammatory Mechanism Mediated by Commensal
Bacteria and Food Components.
Dr. Noriko Tsuji (AIST)
Application of Supercritical Fluid Technologies to
Metabolic Profiling.
Prof. Dr. Takeshi Bamba (Kyushu Univ.)
Coffee Break
Free Coffee and Conversation
NMR-Metabolic Profiling for Personalized Medical
Treatment. The foot prints of 10 years and a new era.
Prof. Dr. Masako Fujiwara (Tohoku Univ.)
The Industrial Revolution Derived by The Integration of
Personal Genome and Life-Log Big-Data.
Prof. Dr. Yasuhisa Nemoto (Tohoku Univ)
16:25 - 16:45
16:45 - 16:50
Opening remark
(METI)
Introduction of JSCA (Japan National Committee for
Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis)
D. Fujita (NIMS)
Present state and prospect of International Standardization
for Microbeam Analysis (ISO/TC202)
K. Obori (Horiba, Ltd.)
TC202/SC2: Standardization of EPMA
N. Mori (JEOL Ltd.)
TC202/SC3: Standardization of AEM
K. Kamei (Waseda University)
TC202/SC4: Standardization of SEM
M. Matsuya (JEOL Ltd.)
Break
The activities of ISO/TC201
H. Nonaka (AIST)
TC201: Standardization of XRR and TXRF
K. Tsuji (Osaka City University)
Present status of TC201 Bio WG
M. Setou (Hamamatsu University School of Medicine)
Activity report of TC201:Terminology, General
procedures, Data management and treatment
K. Yanagiuchi (TDK Corporation)
Break
International standardization of electrons spectroscopies
(XPS、AES)
H. Yoshikawa (NIMS)
International standard for TC201/SC6 (Secondary ion
mass spectrometry, SIMS)
A. Takano (NTT-AT)
Activity of ISO/TC 201/SC 8 : Glow Discharge
Spectrometry
K. Kakita (JSAC)
ISO standards of SPM vocabulary and cantilever
H. Itoh (AIST)
Closing remark
K. Obori (Horiba, Ltd.)
◆ Laser Ablation Workshop 2015 –Frontier researches and
imaging analysis by LA-ICPMS
Opening Remarks
NMR-Metabolic profiling over 10 years.
Dr. Tadashi Nemoto (AIST)
A novel strategy for disease prevention and medical
therapy through gut environmental modulation.
Prof. Dr. Shinji Fukuda （Keio Univ.）
Technical Seminar: Practice of Metabolomics
Dr. Hisahiro Oshida (MKI)
Organizer: Discussion Group for Laser Ablation Spectrochemistry
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 10:00 - 17:30
Place: Conference Room 104
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 109
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10:05-10:40
10:40-11:20
11:20-13:20
13:20-14:10
14:10-15:00
15:00-15:10
15:10-15:40
15:40-16:10
16:10-16:40
16:40-17:10
17:10-17:30
Opening remarks
Prof. Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto Univ.)
[Over view] Fundamentals and applications of LA-ICPMS
Dr. Masaki Ohata (NMIJ/AIST)
[Introductory lecture]
Coupling of Laser Ablation-ICPMS technique with
iQuant2 software for the imaging cytometry
Prof. Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto University) and Dr.
Toshihiro Suzuki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Lunch and JASIS Exhibition
[Special lecture 1]
How does the elemental fractionation occur in LA-ICPMS
and how can we solve it ?
Prof. Naoki Furuta (Chuo Univ.)
[Special lecture 2]
Researches for petrology and mineral resources using
fs-LA-ICPMS
Dr. Yoshiaki Kon (GSI/AIST)
Break
[Technical presentation 1]
Developments in Laser Ablation
Dr. Robert Hutchinson (ESI)
[Technical presentation 2]
The Evolution and Future of Sample Chambers for Laser
Ablation ICP Mass Spectrometry
Dr. Dhinesh Asogan (Teledyne CETAC Technologies)
[Technical presentation 3]
New Developments of LIBS Spectrometer and its Application
Dr. Jong Yoo and Dr. Jhanis Gonzalez (ASI)
[Technical presentation 4]
Reliable and Stable Femtosecond Laser System for
Elemental Analysis (Tentative Title)
Hitoshi Sekita (Cyber Laser Inc.)
Overall discussions and closing remarks
Prof. Takafumi Hirata (Kyoto Univ.)
◆Bases and Progress of Efficient Measurement
Organizer: Organization for Research and Communication on
Environmental Risk of Chemicals
Date: September 3 (Fri.) 13:00 - 17:00
Place: Conference Room 304
Admission fee: JPY3.000 (including reference book)
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 47
13:00 - 13:40
13:40 - 14:10
14:10 - 14:40
14:40 - 14:50
14:50 - 15:30
15:30 - 16:10
16:10 - 17:00
September 2 (Wed.) Afternoon
◆Recent Activities of COMS-NANO
-The development of methods and instruments to characterize
nanomaterials and the standardizationOrganizer:Consortium for Measurement Solutions for Industrial Use of
Nanomaterials (COMS-NANO)
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 13:00 - 16:20
Place: Convention Hall A
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 81
◆Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 1
"Anti-aging and Mibyou: Newest evidence on health care"
Organizer: The Japan Mibyou System Association Hokkaido Branch
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 10:30 - 15:40 (Reception 10:00 - )
Place: Conference Room 201
Admission: charge JPY3.000
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 34
10:30 - 10:35
10:35 - 11:15
11:15 - 12:45
12:45 - 13:25
13:25 - 14:05
14:05 - 14:45
14:45 - 14:55
14:55 - 15:35
15:35 - 15:40
Effectiveness of Simplified Measurement in Various Researches
Shin-ya Urano (Institute of Environment and
Resource Systems)
A Basis and Application of Karl Fischer Moisture Meter
Hiromasa Katoh (MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTEC Co.)
Bases and Application of Fluorescence D.O. Sensor and
Ammonia Meter by Coulometric Titration
Ichiko Iwata (Central Kagaku Co.)
Break
Progress of Simplified Analytical Techniques for Water
Quality and Application to Screening for Soil Pollution
Keita Murai (KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab. Co.)
Novel Detector Tubes and Portable Gas Chromatography
Ai Sasajima (GASTEC Co.)
Trial of Some of Effective Measurement Methods
13:00 - 13:10
13:10 - 14:10
Mibyou and Healthy life: newest study and important subjects
of metabolism, exercise and supplements
Opening address
Takeshi Tadano,(Knazawa University, Venture Busines
s Laboratory, Dept. of Health Care Medical Researc
h, Director)
New lipid testing toward Mibyou (the presymptomatic
unhealthy status)
Hitoshi Chiba (Hokkaido University, Faculty of
Health Science, Professor)
Break
Research of experience therapy for effective locomotive
and metabolic syndrome
Kojiro Ishii (Doshisya University, Faculty of Health and
Sports, Professor)
Advanced risk assessment test for the healthy life
Hidetoshi Tahara (Hiroshima University, Institute of
Biomedical Health Science, Professor)
Role of supplements in anti-aging medicine
Masakazu Sawanobori (Sanbancho Gokigen Clinic, D
irector)
Break
Real thearapy of placenta in anti-aging medicine from the
perspective of regenerative medicine
Sawako Hibino (R-Science Clinic, Director)
Closing address
Hitoshi Chiba (Hokkaido University, Faculty of
Health Science, Professor)
14:10 - 14:40
14:40 - 14:50
14:50 - 15:50
15:50 - 16:20
Welcome address
Yukinobu Miki (Vice-president, AIST)
Keynote speech：
Development of innovative solutions for nanotechnology
Shingo Ichimura (Professor /Director of
Strategic Innovation Office, Nagoya Univ.)
Current situations of international standardization and
regulations on nanomaterials
Toshiyuki Fujimoto (Director, Research Institute for
Material and Chemical Measurement, AIST)
Break
Development of new measurement method using an
integrated measurement system for nanoparticles
Naohiro Nishimoto (SHIMADZU Corporation)
The instrument utilization of the integrated measurement
system for nanoparticles from the consortium
Yasushi Sugisawa (JEOL Ltd.,)
◆Countermeasures against Off-Flavors (Bad Smells) in Food and
Sensory Panel Training
Organizer: Food Off-Flavor Study Group
Date: Sep. 4 (Wed.) 13:00 - 17:30 (Reception 12:30 -)
Place: Conference Room 105
Admission Fee: Part I – JPY 2,000; Part II – JPY 2,000
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 91
13:00 - 13:10
13:10 - 15:00
15:00 - 15:20
15:20 - 17:30
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Opening Address
Yoshio Sato (President, Food Off-Flavor Study Group;
Professor, Tokyo Kasei University)
Part I : Case Study on Off-flavor and its Countermeasures
Organizers, Food Off-Flavor Study Group
Break & Preparation for Part II
Part II : Off-flavor Panel Training ~ build sensitivity, remember
the smell, and recognize off-flavor ~
Organizers, Food Off-Flavor Study Group
◆International Conference Session 1 U.S. Symposium 2015
" Chemical Spectroscopic Imaging: New Ways to Understand Our
World "
September 3 (Thu.) Morning
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
(JAIMA)
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 14:00 - 16:30 (Reception: 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 301A
Pre-registration: Required
Language : English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 53
◆International Conference Session 3 RSC Tokyo International
Conference 2015 "Analytical Technology towards Life
Innovation" (1/2)
Organizer: The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC)
Co-organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 9:30 - 17:20 (Reception: 9:00 - )
Place: Convention Hall B
Admission :Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language : English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 167
Coordinator: Koichiro Matsuda and Chuck Gardner
Chairman: Koichiro Matsuda, Chuck Gardner, and Takeshi Kawamoto
14:00-14:05
Introductory Remarks
Penny R. Gardner (President Pittcon 2011)
14:05-14:20
Chemical Spectroscopic Imaging: New Ways to Understand Our
World
Chuck Gardner (Program Chairman Pittcon 2016)
14:20-14:55
Recent Advances in Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy
Richard P. Van Duyne (Northwestern University)
14:55-15:15
Coffee Break
15:15-15:50
AFM-IR Spectroscopy and Imaging of Polymer Nanofibers and Thin
Films at the Nanoscale
John F. Rabolt (University of Delaware)
15:50-16:25
An Ocean Full of Small Green Things: inroads on the Phytoplankton
Classification Problem with Imaging Multivariate Optical Computing
Michael Myrick (University of South Carolina)
16:25-16:30
Closing Remarks
Koichiro Matsuda (JAIMA)
Coordinator: Koji Suzuki
Chairman: Koji Suzuki and Takehiko Kitamori
9:30 - 9:40
Opening Remark
Prof. Koji Suzuki (Keio University)
9:40 - 10:20
Plenary Lecture 1
Fluorescent and Logic Systems
Prof. Amila Prasnna De Silva (Queen’s University
Belfast)
10:20 - 11:05 Flash Presentation A
Presenters
11:05 - 11:25 Royal Society of Chemistry
− supporting the global analytical science community −
Philippa Ross (RSC)
11:25 - 12:10 Poster Session A
Presenters
12:10 - 14:10 Break
14:10 - 14:50 Plenary Lecture 2
“A Decade of DART”: Continuing Developments in
Ambient Ionization
Dr. Robert B. Cody (JEOL USA, Inc.)
14:50 - 15:35 Flash Presentation B
Presenters
15:35 - 16:05 Invited Lecture 1
Novel spirocyclization-based fluorogenic probes: From
rapid intraoperative imaging of tiny tumors to
super-resolution imaging
Prof. Teruyasu Urano (The University of Tokyo)
16:05 - 16:35 Invited Lecture 2
Bioengineering Array of Blood Vessels for Assessment of
Nanotherapeutics
Prof. Noo Li Jeon (Seoul National University, Korea)
16:35 - 17:20 Poster Session B
Presenters
◆International Conference Session 2 Asia Technical Forum 2015
"Food Science and Food Safety in Asia"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
(JAIMA)
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 14:00 - 17:00 (Reception: 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 301B
Admission :Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language : English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 33
Coordinator: Shoichi Sakanishi and Takeshi Kawamoto
Chairman: Takeshi Kawamoto
14:00-14:05
Introductory Remarks
Gon-emon Kurihara (President of JAIMA)
14:05-14:45
Establishing measurement standards for food nutrients and
clinical diagnostics of nutrient deficiency/excesses
Byungjoo Kim (Korea Research Institute of
Standards and Science(KRISS), Korea)
14:45-15:25
Simultaneous determination of Carnitine and Choline in
functional food
Supaporn Jirakaikosol (Thailand Institute of Scientific a
nd Technological Research(TISTR), Thailand)
15:25-15:35
Coffee Break
15:35-16:15
Current Status and Development of Pesticide Residues
Standards in China
Xiaowei Liu (Agro-Environmental Protection
Institute Ministry of Agriculture, China)
16:15-16:55
Laboratory activity supporting Food safety state
management in Vietnam
Nguyen Tu Tuan Anh (Vietnam Association of Testing
Laboratory(VINALAB), Vietnam)
16:55-17:00
Closing Remarks
Takeshi Kawamoto (JAIMA)
◆JAIMA Seminar 4 "Instrumental Analysis -LC"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 9:30-17:30 (Reception: 9:00 - )
Place: Conference Room 302l
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 158
Chairman: Hiroshi Nakamura (Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Tokyo University of Science)
9:30-9:45
Organizer’s guidance
Hiroshi Nakamura (Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Tokyo University of Science)
9:45-10:25
The art of HPLC: Its quintessence
Hiroshi Nakamura (Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Tokyo University of Science)
10:30-11:10
The art of selecting solvents and reagents
Kunio Takiuchi (Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Ltd.)
11:15-11:55
The art of pretreatment
Shunya Sasaki (Nihon Waters K.K.)
14:00-14:40
The art of separation
Norikazu Nagae (ChromaNik Technologies Inc.)
14:45-15:25
The art of detection
Hirohisa Mikami (Shimadzu Corporation)
15:30-16:10
The art of LC/MS
Yutaka Takahashi (MS Solutions Ltd.)
16:15-16:55
The art of troubleshooting
Masao Bounoshita (JASCO)
17:00-17:30
General discussion
All of speakers
◆JAIMA Seminar 3 "Instrumental Analysis –Bio-Technology"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 2 (Wed.) 14:30-17:30 (Reception: 14:00 - )
Place: Conference Room 303
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 54
14:30 - 15:50
15:50 - 16:00
16:00 - 17:30
The cutting edge of bioanalytical methods (1)
Moritoshi Sato (The University of Tokyo)
Break
The cutting edge of bioanalytical methods (2)
Moritoshi Sato (The University of Tokyo)
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◆Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 2
"BD2K: From Affluent Data Produced from Analytical and
Measurement Devices to Knowledge Synthesis"
◆International Conference Session 4 Korea Forum 2015 (1)
"Improvement of Quality of Life (Safe and Comfortable Life)"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
(JAIMA)
Co-organizer: Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 10:00 - 12:10 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 301A
Admission :Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language : English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 16
Organizer: Institute for Cyber Associates / Society for Biomed Pharma
D2KScience
Date: Sept. 3 (Thu.) 9:50 - 16:50
Place: Conference Room 201
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 90
9:50
10:00-10:30
10:30-12:00
12:00-14:00
14:00-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-16:20
16:20-16:40
16:40-16:50
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Ｉ. Advances in Sequencing and Data to Knowledge Synthesis
“Data science and knowledge discovery in omics-based
analysis”
Kaoru Mogushi (Juntendo University)
II. D2K in Development of Simple and Convenient
Alternative Models
“Data Analyses in Development of Models Using Model
Organisms”
Tsuguchika Kaminuma (ICA)
“Application of iPS cell-derived hepatocytes to the drug
safety test and the implementation of the aquired data”
Seiichi Ishida (NIHS)
“Computational toxicology: The new role of in Silico
technology (multivariate analysis/multivariate analyses/
pattern recognition and artificial intelligence)”
Kotaro Yuta (In Silico Data, Ltd.)
Lunch Time – Luncheon Seminar
“New technique (the KY method, the GALAS method) and
application examples to chemical big data analysis/
prediction
(In Silico Data, Ltd.)
III. How to Interpret Data from Analytical Devices
“Application of predictive models for forensic drug analysis”
Kanju Saka (the University of Tokyo)
“Expectation for the roles of instruments in three-dimensional
cultured tissue formation”
Marie Shinohara (IIS, the University of Tokyo)
Coffee Break (Sponsored by In Silico Data, Ltd.)
IV. Challenges of AI to Big Data Analysis
“Perspective on big data analysis of sensor data sourced from
the internet of things with artificial intelligence”
Yusuke Komiyama (the University of Tokyo)
“Trends in new industrial society environment from artificial
intelligence”
Takahiro Ikushima (Mathematical Science Advanced Technology
Laboratory CO., LTD)
V. Panel Discussion: From Statistics, Pattern Recognition, and
Big Data to knowledge Engineering
Chair: Tadashi Nemoto (AIST), Tsuguchika Kaminuma (ICA)
Closing remarks and networking
Coordinator: Koichiro Matsuda and Jin Seog Kim
Chairman: Koichiro Matsuda and Jin Seog Kim
10 :00 -10:05
Introductory Remarks
Koichiro Matsuda (JAIMA)
10:05-10:45
Scientific Action of Global Warming
Jin Seog Kim (Center for Gas Analysis, KRISS)
10:45-11:25
Wide area surveillance technology by using multi-sensors
Man Yong Choi (Center for Safety Measurement, KRISS)
11:25-12:05
Comfortable Smart Home for the Elderly
Se Jin Park (Center for Medical Metrology, KRISS)
12:05-12:10
Closing Remarks
Jin Seog Kim (Center for Gas Analysis, KRISS)
◆International Conference Session 5 China Forum 2015
" Environmental Issues in China: New Governmental Policy and
Analysis of Organic and Inorganic Pollutants in the Atmosphere,
Water and Soil "
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
(JAIMA)
Co-organizer: China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 10:00 - 12:10 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 301B
Admission :Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language : Chinese with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 91
Coordinator: Koichiro Matsuda and Takeshi Kawamoto
Chairman: Takeshi Kawamoto and Sun Zeming
10 :00 -10:05
Introductory Remarks
Gon-emon Kurihara (President of JAIMA)
10:05-10:45
China’s Transforming Environmental Management and
its Changing Demand for Environmental Monitoring
Chang Miao (Tsinghua University, China)
10:45-11:25
Inspection on Heavy Metal Pollution and Application of
Analysis Technology in China
Sun Zeming (National Center of Analysis and
Testing for Nonferrous Metals, China)
11:25-12:05
Progress on Environmental Analysis Technology and
Standardization in China
Dong Liang (National Research Centre for Environm
ental Analysis and Measurement, China)
12:05-12:10
Closing Remarks
Sun Zeming (National Center of Analysis and
Testing for Nonferrous Metals, China)
◆The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, 51st Summer Seminar
"Super-resolution Microscopy and Spectroscopic Imaging"
Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 10:00 – 17:00 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 304
Admission: Member/Non-member JPY10,000, Student JPY3,000
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 21
15:45 - 16:55
Chair: Yuika Saito (Osaka University)
Opening address
Yuika Saito (Osaka University)
Tip-enhanced Near-field Microscopy
Yuika Saito (Osaka University)
Super-resolution Microscopy
Katsumasa Fujita (Osaka University)
Lunch break and visit to JASIS2015
Nonlinear Raman Microscopy
Hideaki Kano (University of Tsukuba)
Deep Ultraviolet Microscopy
16:55 - 17:00
Closing address
10:00 - 10:05
10:05 - 11:15
11:15 - 12:25
12:25 - 14:35
14:35 - 15:45
◆JAIMA Seminar 5 " Fundamental lectures on analyzing data "
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 3(Thu.) 10:00 - 12:00 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 303
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 176
10:00 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:00
Yasuaki Kumamoto (RIKEN)
Yuika Saito (Osaka University)
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Handling and treatments of measured values -to re
port analytical results from themMichihisa Uemoto (Tokyo Metropolitan
Industrial Technology Research Institute)
Introductory Lectures on “Measurement Uncertainty”
Hideyuki Tanaka (NMIJ, AIST)
15:55 - 16:35
◆JSIA Seminar 1
"Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry"
– Environmental Analysis –
16:35 - 17:15
Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments Association
Date: Sep. 3(Thu.) 10:00 - 12:00
Place: Conference Room 102
Admission: Members JPY2,000, Non-members JPY4,000
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 53
10:00 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:00
17:15 - 17:20
◆NMIJ CRM Seminar 2015: Water analysis and reference
materials for good health
Organizer: National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ) / National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 10:30 - 16:25 (Reception : 10:00 - )
Place: Convention Hall A
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 125
Part 1: Summary of scientific instruments industry
–environmental analysis Yasuhide Hisamoto, formely Hitachi / former technical
chairman of Analytical Instruments Association
Part 2: Analysis method and related scientific instruments
in environmental analysis (water, air, soil and waste)
Yasuhide Hisamoto, formely Hitachi /former technical
chairman of Analytical Instruments Association
10:30 - 10:35
10:35 - 11:05
◆Hyphenated Chromatograph/Mass Spectrometer "Separation
and Analysis – Basic and application –"
Organizer: The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (JASIS Project)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 10:00 - 16:00 (Reception 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 105
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 69
10:00 - 10:10
10:10 - 11:40
11:40 - 13:00
13:00 - 13:40
13:40 - 14:20
14:20 - 14:30
14:30 - 15:10
15:10 - 15:50
15:50 - 16:00
11:05 - 11:30
11:30 - 11:55
Opening remarks
Kanae Teramoto (JEOL)
Fundamentals and Practices for Liquid Chromatograph
Mass Spectrometry
- Effect of Chromatographic Separation on Mass
Spectrometry Junichi Masuda (Shimadzu Corporation)
Break
Basic theory of GCxGC-MS
Hirooki Kanda (GERSTEL)
50 Years History of Hyphenated Chromatograph/Mass
Spectrometer
Yasuhide Hisamoto (A I Service Corporation)
Break
LCxLC+MS in Pharmaceutical Development：Bioanalysis
by column switching techniques
Kuninori Mutaguchi (SCAS)
Innovative analysis of oxidative stress by using LC-MS/MS
Aya Umeno (AIST)
Concluding remarks
Kanae Teramoto (JEOL)
11:55 - 14:00
14:00 - 14:25
14:25 - 14:50
14:50 - 15:15
15:15 - 15:40
◆ Advanced technology of scanning probe microscopy for
practical materials and devices
Organizer: The Japanese Society of Microscopy (SPM Division)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 10:00 - 17:20 (Reception : 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 106
Admission: JPY 3,000 (Including Abstract)
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 44
10:00 - 10:10
10:10 - 11:00
11:00 - 11:40
11:40 - 12:10
12:10 - 14:10
14:10 - 14:15
14:15 - 15:05
15:05 - 15:55
Chair: Hiroshi Itoh (AIST)
Opening
Hiroshi Itoh (AIST)
SPM Analysis of 2D carrier distribution of Si devices by
using Scanning spread resistance microscopy
Li Zhang (Toshiba)
SPM analysis of local electronic properties of organic thin
film transistor
Kei Kobayashi (Kyoto University)
Introduction of SPM products: Bruker Nano Surfaces,
Hitachi High-Tech Science, Shimadzu, RIBM, Oxford
Instruments, TOYO corporation
Lunch time, and visiting exhibition
Short announcement
Hiroshi Itoh (AIST)
Electrochemical analysis of Solid-liquid interface by
qPlus-sensor AFM
Takashi Ichii (Kyoto University)
AM- and FM-AFM measurement techniques for polymer
application
Ryohei Kokawa (Shimadzu)
SPM analysis for organic polymers
Masayuki Iwasa (Hitachi High-Tech Science)
Advanced AFM technology for local viscoelasticity analysis
Ken Nakajima (Tokyo Tech Univ.)
Closing
Daisuke Fujita (NIMS)
15:40 - 16:00
16:00 - 16:20
16:20 - 16:25
Greetings and Opening Remarks
Toshiyuki Fujimoto (Director, Research Institute for
Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)
Development of rapid & convenient water analysis
(AIST water project)
Masaki Torimura (Primary Research Manager, Enviro
nmental Management Research Institute, Energy and
Environment)
Electrolytic conductivity of solutions
Toshiaki Asakai (Associate Manager, NMIJ Public Relations
Office, Research Planning Department of NMIJ, NMIJ)
Measurement of nutrients in seawater
Chikako Cheong (Senior Researcher, Inorganic Standards
Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical
Measurement, NMIJ)
Break
【Invited lecture】
Current situation around drinking water quality testing
methods
Norihiro Kobayashi (Section Chief, National Institute of
Health Sciences)
Inorganic reference materials designated for water quality
inspection in "Waterworks Act"
Toshihiro Suzuki (Senior Researcher, Inorganic Standards
Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical
Measurement, NMIJ)
Organic reference materials designated for water quality
inspection in "Waterworks Act"
Yoshitaka Shimizu (Senior Researcher, Organic Prima
ry Standards Group, Research Institute for Material a
nd Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)
【Invited lecture】
Waterworks Law and the Drinking Water Inspectional
Laboratories
Junichi Nakagawa (Senior Adviser, Oyalox Clean Service)
ICP-MS for Determination of Trace Elements in Tap
Water
Yanbei Zhu (Senior Researcher, Environmental Standards
Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical
Measurement, NMIJ)
Get Reliability -New Lineup of NMIJ CRM 2015Toshiaki Asakai (Associate Manager, NMIJ Public R
elations Office, Research Planning Department of
NMIJ, NMIJ)
Closing Remarks
Akiko Takatsu (Deputy Director, Research Institute
for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)
September 3 (Thu.) Afternoon
◆JACI/GSC Forum
Organizer: Japan Association for Chemical Innovation
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu 12:00 - 17:30 (Reception 11:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 201
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 56
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◆The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2015
◆International Conference Session 6 Korea Forum 2015 (2)
"Nexus Nano and Nature and Application – Young, Fresh and
Innovation"
Organizer: Association of Examination and Inspection for Supplied Water
Date: September3 (Thu.) 13:00 - 16:35 (Reception 12:30 - )
Place: Conference Room103
Admission fee: JPY4,000 ( Members of Association of Secretary-general of
the association )
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 100
13:00-13:10
13:10 - 14:40
14:55 - 15:45
15:45 - 16:35
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association
(JAIMA)
Co-organizer: Seoul National University
Date: Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 14:00 - 17:00 (Reception: 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 301B
Admission :Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language : English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 20
Opening Remarks
Akio Okumura (president of the association)
The present state and problem of Japanese waterworks
The trend of the tap water quality
Yasumoto Magara (Japan Small Scale Water Works
Association, Japan Water Works Operation and management
Association)
Basic operation of solid phase minicolumn (GL Sciences Inc.)
Test method using LC/MS
(Shimadzu Corporation)
Coordinator: Koichiro Matsuda and Ho Sup Jung
Chairman: Koichiro Matsuda and Ho Sup Jung
14:00-14:05
Introductory Remarks
14:05-14:45
Nanoelectrokinetic Selective Preconcentration
Mechanism by Ion Concentration Polarization
Sung Jae Kim (Seoul National University)
14:45-15:25
Biomimetic Microstructured Pads with Optimized
Friction and Adhesion for Precision Manufacturing and
Production
Hoon Eui Jeong (Ulsan National Institute of
Science and Technology (UNIST))
15:25-15:35
Coffee Break
15:35-16:15
Fabrication of Large Area Metamaterials for Acoustic
Attenuation
Moon Kyu Kwak (Kyungpook National University)
16:15-16:55
Nature Inspired Micro-Fluidic Device and Application
Ho Sup Jung ( Seoul National University)
16:55-17:00
Closing Remarks
Koichiro Matsuda (JAIMA)
◆The latest information of odor and aroma
Organizer: Society of Indoor Environment Japan (SIEJ)
Date: September 3 (Thur.) 13:00 - 17:00 (Reception 12:30 -)
Place: Conference Room 104
Admission fee: JPY5,000 (member), JPY 8,000 (non-member)
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 57
13:00-13:10
13:10-13:50
13:50-14:20
14:20-14:50
14:50-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-15:40
15:40-16:10
16:10-16:40
16:40-16:55
16:55-17:00
Outline explanation
Makoto Yamaguchi (Chairman, Business Committee of
SIEJ)
Introduction to indoor odor and aroma
Akihisa Takemura (Setsunan University)
Living environment and stench
Daisuke Oikawa (Airex, Inc.)
Using scents to optimize and evaluate room comfort levels
Mai Yanagawa (Air Aroma Japan/Kansei Projects Committee)
Break time
Usage example of the odor detector and the gas sensor
application to odor analysis.
Yasuki Yoshie (New cosmos Electric.Co.,Ltd.)
Examples of utilizing the odor sensing devices including
odor monitors
Yasuhiro Setoguchi (Figaro Engineering Inc.)
Gas removal effect by air-conditioning equipments
Toshio Tanaka (Daikin Industries, Ltd.)
Removal technology of interior odorants (VOC etc.) using
functional non-woven sheet
Yuki Tamura (Cataler Corporation)
Discussion
General overview
Akihisa Takemura (Setsunan University)
◆ Diagnostics for infrastructure, connecting the sensors via
internet
Organizer: Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute, National Institute
of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 14:00 - 16:55 pm (Reception : 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 101
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Not required
Number of visitors: 51
14:00 - 14:05
14:05 - 14:30
14:30 - 14:55
◆JAIMA Seminar 6 "Instrumental Analysis -FIA"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 3 (Thu.) 14:00 - 17:00 (Reception: 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 301A
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 32
14:00 - 14:40
14:40 - 15:20
15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 17:00
14:55 - 15:20
15:20 - 15:35
15:35 - 16:00
Chair: Norio Teshima (Aichi Institute of Technology)
Flow Analysis: Its Fundamental and Application to
Environmental Water and Clinical Analysis
Norio Teshima (Aichi Institute of Technology)
Present situation on adoption of Flow analysis to JIS
methods
Eiko Nakamura (Yokohama National University)
Changes of FIA present and past from the view point of
practical analyses
Yuko Iio (Aqua Pulse Co., Ltd.)
Basic and advanced technologies of metal separation
resins for SIA
Yoshiaki Hurusyo (GL Science Inc.)
Advanced chemical analysis by flow analysis coupled with
the pre-treatment on-line devices
Keiro Higuchi (Kochi University, Ogawa & Co.)
16:00 - 16:25
16:25 - 16:50
16:50 - 16:55
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Introductory Remarks
Naoki ICHIKAWA (Director of Advanced Manufacturing
Research Institute)
Condition monitoring for manufacturing facilities by using
data modeling technology
Keijiro MASUI (Mathematical Modelling and Design
Group)
Damage Evaluation of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic
using Laser Cutting Process
Yoshihisa HARADA (Structural and Processing
Reliability Group)
Hydrogen tank check-up technique for realizing the safe
hydrogen storage using a mechanoluminescent material
Yuki FUJIO (Trillion Sensing Group)
Break
Technique for measuring distribution of invisible static
electricity
Kazuya KIKUNAGA (Trillion Sensing Group)
Visualizing measurement technique of implicit knowledge
under the surface of fine polished products
Yoshitarou SAKATA (Trillion Sensing Group)
Revolution in on-site measurement by trillion sensors
universe
Nao TERASAKI (Trillion Sensing Group)
Closing Remarks
Morito AKIYAMA (Deputy Director of Advanced
Manufacturing Research Institute)
11:25 - 12:10
12:10 - 14:10
14:10 - 14:55
14:55 - 15:40
15:40 - 16:10
◆JAIMA Seminar 7 "Instrumental Analysis -GC"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 3 Thu.) 14:30-17:30 (Reception: 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 303
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 169
14:30-14:10
14:10-15:40
15:40-16:20
16:20-17:20
17:20-17:30
16:10 - 16:40
Chair: Tsuneaki Maeda (AIST)
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 (Azabu Univ.)
Question / Discussion
16:40 - 17:00
◆JAIMA Seminar 8 "Instrumental Analysis -IC"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 9:30-12:30 (Reception: 9:00 - )
Place: Conference Room 302
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 77
September 4 (Fri.) Morning
◆Practical surface analysis – knowledge of surface analysis for
beginners
9:30 - 9:35
Organizer: Surface Analysis Society of Japan
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 9:00 - 17:00 (Reception : 8:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 104
Admission: Free
Pre-registration: Not Required
Number of visitors: 122
09:00 - 09:10
09:10 - 10:05
10:05 - 11:00
11:00 - 13:00
13:00 - 13:55
13:55 - 14:50
14:50 - 15:00
15:00 - 15:55
15:55 - 16:50
16:50 - 17:00
Poster Session C
Presenters
Break
Flash Presentation D
Presenters
Poster Session D
Presenters
Invited Lecture 4
In Vivo Determination of Reactive Oxygen Species and
Related Molecules Based on Ratiometric Strategy
Prof. Yang Tian (East China Normal University, China)
Invited Lecture 5
Protein Sensing in Living Cells by Fluorescence
Switchable Probes based on Disassembly-Induced
Emission Dye and Fluorescent Molecular Rotor
Prof. Kui-Thong Tan (National Tsing Hua University)
Award ceremony & Closing
Prof. Takehiko Kitamori (The University of Tokyo)
9:35 - 10:15
10:15 - 10:55
10:55 - 11:35
11:35 - 12:15
Opening
A review of surface analysis
K. Yanagiuchi (TDK)
Basics of AES, XPS and SIMS
K. Yoshihara (Omicron NTJ）
Lunch Break and JASIS 2015
Sample handling and sample pretreatment
S. Araki (Nissan ARC)
Introduction to TOF-SIMS analysis for beginners
H. Itoh (Konica Minolta)
Coffe Break
Introduction to AES analysis for beginners
T. Ogiwara (NIMS)
Introduction to XPS analysis for beginners
M. Shima (JEOL)
Closing
12:15 - 12:30
Chair: Sato (TOSOH)
Opening Remarks
The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry,
Japanese Association of Ion Chromatography
The outline and the latest trend of Ion Chromatography
Toyohide Takeuchi(Gifu University)
The separation and detection in Ion Chromatography
Takahiro Suzuki (Thermo Fisher Scientific)
How to use the Ion chromatograph better
Atsushi Ieuji (Shimadzu Corporation )
Application to Flue Gas Analysis of JIS by Ion
Chromatography
Makoto Nonomura (Evaluation Research Institute for
Environmental Technology)
Introduce the capacity for Ion Chromatography Analysis.
And this examinations.
Ryozo Goto (The Japan Society for Analytical Chem
istry, Japanese Association of Ion Chromatography)
◆The 1st Symposium of Research Institute for Measurement and
Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA) – Combining metrology
standards with measurement & analysis Organizer: Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical
Instrumentation (RIMA), National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ),
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 10:00 - 16:00
Place: Convention Hall A
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 130
◆International Conference Session 7
RSC Tokyo International Conference 2015
"Analytical Technology towards Life Innovation" (2/2)
Organizer: The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (RSC)
Co-organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 9:30 - 17:00 (Reception: 9:00 - )
Place: Convention Hall B
Admission :Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language : English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 47
10:00
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 11:30
11:30 - 12:00
Coordinator: Koji Suzuki
Chairman: Koji Suzuki and Takehiko Kitamori
9:30 - 10:10
Plenary Lecture 3
Purpose-made instrumentation and methodology developm
ent based on capillary electrophoresis with contactless con
ductivity detection as a simple and inexpensive solution f
or water analysis
Prof. Pham Hung Viet (Vietnam National University, Hanoi)
10:10 - 10:55 Flash Presentation C
Presenters
10:55 - 11:25 Invited Lecture 3
Development of Novel Paper-Based Electrochemical Devices
for Bio-Analysis
Dr. Weena Siangproh (Srinakharinwirot University,
Thailand)
12:00 - 13:00
13:00 - 13:30
13:30 - 14:00
14:00 - 14:30
14:30 - 15:00
15:00
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Opening remarks
Introduction talk
Hidehiko Nonaka (Director, RIMA)
【Invited Talk】New technology of measurement of the
medical ultrasound and the trend of development of device
Kazufumi Tanaka (Chief Engineer, Products R&D
Department 1, Medical Systems Engineering Division 1,
Hitachi Aloka Medical, Ltd.)
Measurement standards of ultrasonics
Masayuki Yoshioka (Acoustics and Ultrasonics Standards
Group, RIMA)
Lunch & Poster
【Posters (Core time)】Recent research results of RIIF
Measurement instrumentations using ultrasonics and their
appolcations
Nobuyuki Toyama (Non-destructive Measurement Group, RIMA)
Measurement standards of quantum beams and radiation
Norio Saito (Deputy director, RIMA)
Measurement instrumentations using quantum beams and
radiation and their appolcations
Ryouichi Suzuki （Prime Senior Researcher, RIMA）
Closing remarks & Closing
◆Explanation and approach for spread of "chemSEHRPA"
◆The Spectroscopical Society of Japan, 51st Summer Seminar
"Precise Comprehension on Fundamentals and Applications of
Near-Infrared Spectroscopy"
Organizer: TKK / PAI-NET (Professionals' Network in Advanced
Instrumentation Society)
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 10:00 - 12:00 (Reception 9:30 - )
Venue: Conference Room 103
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 47
Organizer: The Spectroscopical Society of Japan
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 10:00 – 17:00 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 304
Admission: Member/Non-member JPY13,000, Student JPY6,000; The fee
includes a brand new textbook "Near-Infrared Spectroscopy:
Spectroscopy Series 2" (in Japanese); For participants who have the
textbook, Member/Non-member JPY8,500, Student JPY1,500
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 58
10:00 - 10:05
10:05 - 11:15
11:15 - 12:25
12:25 - 14:35
14:35 - 15:45
15:45 - 16:55
16:55 - 17:00
10:00 - 12:00
11:30 - 12:00
Chair: Norihisa Katayama (Nagoya City University)
Opening address
Norihisa Katayama (Nagoya City University)
Analyses of NIR Spectra
Shigeaki Morita (Osaka Electro-Communication
University)
Instruments and Measurements for NIR Spectroscopy
Akifumi Ikehata (National Food Research Institute,
NARO)
Lunch break and visit to JASIS2015
Applications of NIR Spectroscopy
Satoru Tsuchikawa (Nagoya University)
NIR Imaging System
Toshimi Suzuki (Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.)
Closing address
Norihisa Katayama (Nagoya City University)
◆JASIS 2015 JEMCA Seminar
Organizer: Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis
Association (JEMCA)
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 10:00 - 15:30 (Reception 9:30 - )
Venue: Conference Room 105
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required.
Number of visitors: 90
10:00 - 10:05
10:05 - 10:50
10:50 - 11:35
◆JAIMA Seminar 9 " Fundamental lectures on basic techniques
in analytical experiments "
11:35 - 12:00
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 10:00-12:00 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 303
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 149
12:00 - 14:00
14:00 - 15:30
Chair: Michihisa Uemoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research
Institute)
10:00 – 11:00 How to handle balances and pipettes properly
Fumihide Miyashita (Shimadzu Corp.)
11:00 – 12:00 How to handle “mol” in preparing solutions
Nobuo Uehara (Utsunomiya University)
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 10:00 – 13:00 (Reception: 9:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 106
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Language: Japanese or English with simultaneous interpretation
Number of visitors: 63
Organizer: Japan Scientific Instruments Association
Date: Sep. 4(Fri) 10:00 - 12:00
Place: Conference Room 102
Admission: Members JPY2,000, Non-members JPY4,000
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 73
11:00~12:00
Opening remarks
JEMCA staff (JEMCA)
Transition of the regulation and the analysis method for
asbestos in Japan and foreign countries.
Hiroshi Kosaka (Hyogo Prefectural Institute of Public
Health and Consumer Science)
The problems about the analysis methods of asbestos, and
the future outlooks of asbestos analysis business.
Hironori Kamemoto (EFA Laboratories)
JEMCA’ s works relating asbestos analysis to gain the
confidence data.
Tsuneo Hashiba (JEMCA)
Break
The state of the pollution by PM2.5 and the problem. in Japan.
Kazuhiko Sakamoto (Asia Center for Air Pollution
Research / Center for Environmental Science in Saitama)
◆JAIMA Symposium 2015
"Now and Future" of Analytical Instruments related industries in
the ASEAN region
~ Human Resource Development Program to Foster High Level
Professionals of Instrumental Analysis to Support Industrial
Development in ASEAN Countries ~
◆JSIA Seminar 2
"Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry"
– Pharmaceutical and Food Analysis -
10:00~11:00
Explanation and approach for spread of “chemSEHRPA”
Mr. Kiyoshi Nakazawa (Ministry of Economy, Trade
and Industry)
Demonstration of chemSHERPA data entry support tool
Ms. Chisato Yoshigahara (Mizuho Information &
Research Institute, Inc.)
10:00-10:05
10:05-10:30
Part 1: Summary of scientific instruments industry –
pharmaceutical and food analysis Yasuhide Hisamoto, formely Hitachi / former techni
cal chairman of Analytical Instruments Association
Part 2: Analysis method and related scientific instruments
in pharmaceutical and food analysis
Yasuhide Hisamoto, formely Hitachi / former technical
chairman of Analytical Instruments Association
10:30-11:25
11:25-11:55
11:55-12:25
12:25-12:55
12:55-13:00
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Chairman: Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA)
Introductory Remarks
Kentaro Hayashi (JAIMA)
Investigation Report
Technical Affair’s Committee (JAIMA)
Plenary: Role of Instrumental Analysis in the Industry of
Thailand and Related Human Resource Development
Prof. Suwabun Chirachanchai (Chulalongkorn Univ.,
Thailand)
NCTC and Human Resource Development of High
Level Professional of Instrumental Analysis
Dr. Natthapon Wittiphan (NSTDA Characterization
and Testing Service Center, Thailand)
The Human Resource Development for Analytical
Chemistry in Vietnam (Tentative)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tu Binh Minh (VNU University of
Science)
Education for Analytical Chemist in Vietnam (Tentative)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Ha, (VNU University
of Science)
Closing Remarks
Hisashi Sugisawa (JAIMA)
Sep. 4 (Fri.) Afternoon
◆JAIMA Seminar 10
"Instrumental Analysis –Thermal Analysis"
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 14:00 - 17:00 (Reception:13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 302
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 84
◆Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 4
"The Introduction of Chiba Bio-Lifescience with a Focus on
Health and Medical Care"
Organizer: Chiba Bio-Lifescience Network
Date: Sept. 4 (Fri.) 13:00 - 16:30 (Reception 12:30 - )
Venue: Conference Room 301
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 40
14:00 - 14:10
14:10 - 14:45
◆Recent progress of portable analytical instrument out of the
laboratory
14:45 - 15:20
Organizer: PAI-NET（Professionals' Network in Advanced Instrumentation
Society）
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 13:00 - 16:30 (Reception : 12:30 - )
Venue: Conference Room 103
Admission: JPY 2,160
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 25
15:20 - 15:35
15:35 - 16:10
16:10 - 16:45
16:45 - 17:00
◆ JAIMA Seminar 11 "Instrumental Analysis –Separation
Science"
◆AOAC INTERNATIONAL and International Harmonization
of Analytical Methods
Organizer: Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’Association
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 14:30-17:30 (Reception: 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 303
Admission fee: Free
Pre-registration: Required
Number of visitors: 50
Organizer: AOAC INTERNATIONAL Japan Section
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 13:30 - 17:00 (Reception 13:00 - )
Place: Conference Room 101
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 30
13:30-13:50
13:50-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-16:00
16:00-16:40
16:40-17:00
Session Organizer : Gas Chromatography Discussion Group, Japan Society
for Analytical Chemistry
Chair : Tsuneaki Maeda (AIST)
14:30-15:15
Solutions for GC,GC/MS Analysis
– The Current and IssuesMasahiro Furuno (GL Sciences)
Chair : Hiroshi Nakamura (Tokyo Univ. of Science)
15:15-16:00
Study on Definition of UHPLC to Be Separated from
HPLC
Masahito Ito (Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation)
Chair : Koichi Oguma (Chiba Univ.)
16:00-16-45
Flow analysis for atmospheric species: Odor, volcanic
gases, breath analysis, PM2.5
Kei Toda (Kumamoto Univ.)
Chair : Kazuaki Ito (Kinki Univ.)
16:45-17:30
Ion chromatography supporting your daily life
Yoshimitsu Tada (Tosoh Corp.)
About AOAC INTERNATIONAL & AOACI Japan Section
Yoko Mori (President-Elect AOACIJS,
Japan Accreditation Board)
Harmonization of Microbiological Methods
Shizunobu Igimi (National Institute of Health Sciences)
Brake
Global standardization of testing methods for genetically
modified foods
Junichi Mano (National Food Research Institute, NARO)
Standardization of food allergen detection methods
Takashi Hirao (House Foods Group Inc.)
Open Discussion
(Moderator)Tetsuhisa Goto (Fellow AOAC International)
◆Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Forum 3 "Healthcare New
Frontier"
Organizer: Kanagawa Prefectural Government
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 14:00 - 16:00 (Reception 13:30 - )
Place: Conference Room 201
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 37
14:00 -
- 16:00
Chair: Takahisa Tsugoshi (AIST)
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
Yuko Nishimoto (Kanagawa Univ.)
◆SEFA Seminar
Organizer: Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association（SEFA）
Date: Sep. 4 (Fri.) 15:00 - 16:00 (Reception 14:30 - )
Venue: Conference Room 102
Admission: Free
Pre-registration : Required
Number of visitors: 15
Chair: Kanagawa Prefectural Government
Healthcare New Frontier
Kanagawa Prefectural Government
PST Corporation, Inc.
TechnoSuruga Laboratory Co., Ltd.
Quintesensia. LLC
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21. Science Seminar
Science Seminar was held for not only the person well versed in "analytical and scientific
instrument" but also general people. The Science Seminar 2015 was titled as "Can a Robot Get into
the University of Tokyo?" and the speaker was Prof. Takuya Matsuzaki of Nagoya University. It was
held on September 3 (Thu.) at “REI” Hall, 2nd Floor of Hotel New Otani Makuhari.
◆Science Seminar “Can a Robot Get into the University of Tokyo?”
Date: Sept 3 (Thu.), 2015 13:00 - 14:30
Place: "REI" Hall, 2nd Floor of Hotel New Otani Makuhari
Admission fee: Free
Number of audience: 195 people
Speaker: Associate Prof. Takuya Matsuzaki,
Graduate School of Engineering and School of Engineering, Nagoya University
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22. Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar
5th Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar was held on September 4 (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 4 (Fri.), 2015
14:00 - 15:40
Place: International Conference Room, 2nd Fl. of International Conference Hall
Admission Fee: Free
Number of audience: 512 people
Lecture 1:
Overview of the Japanese Pharmacopoeia 17th Edition
(14:00 - 14:40)
Speaker:
Lecture 2:
Issei Takayama, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency
Revised point of a medicine manufacturing testing method in the 17th revision
(14:50 - 15:30)
Speaker:
Chikako Yomota, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Device Regulatory Science Society
of Japan
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23. Visitors’ Profile
The visitor profile analysis was performed based on admission registration forms filled out by the 23,408
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. Visitors were from all category of industry, 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 28.1%; sales: about 21.7%; Analysis / testing / inspection /
measurement: about 17.5%; production / manufacturing / quality control: about 6.9%.
1. Classification by the registration type
Pre-registration through website(～Aug. 21)
Pre-registration through website(Aug 22～)
On-site PC registration
Total
Sep. 2
4,449
2,474
936
7,859
Sep. 3
3,823
2,620
967
7,410
JASIS2015
Sep. 4
3,896
3,126
1,117
8,139
Total
12,168
8,220
3,020
23,408
%
52.0%
35.1%
12.9%
100.0%
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
Total
%
Total
%
11,895
50.0% 11,487
49.9%
8,162
34.3% 7,974
34.6%
3,737
15.7% 3,573
15.5%
23,794 100.0% 23,034
100.0%
2. Classification by the color of registration card
1. Analytical instrument user
2. Analytical instrument dealer
3. Analytical instrument manufacturer
4. Students
5. Press
6. Others
Total
Sep. 2
3,879
1,032
1,411
237
90
1,210
7,859
Sep. 3
3,861
931
1,239
272
49
1,058
7,410
JASIS2015
Sep. 4
4,495
1,011
1,164
214
40
1,215
8,139
60
60
Total
12,235
2,974
3,814
723
179
3,483
23,408
%
52.3%
12.7%
16.3%
3.1%
0.8%
14.9%
100.0%
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
Total
%
Total
%
12,046
50.6% 11,846
52.2%
2,926
12.3% 2,870
12.0%
4,094
17.2% 3,738
17.2%
1,066
4.5%
988
3.6%
147
0.6%
167
0.6%
3,515
14.8% 3,425
14.4%
23,794 100.0% 23,034
100.0%
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. 2
2,835
969
744
501
487
104
61
40
63
28
5,832
160
167
25
43
23
32
23
473
292
297
48
93
11
5
746
11
15
4
16
46
12
39
19
9
11
57
33
180
25
31
23
4
4
87
48
9
3
27
8
9
5
10
119
7,483
376
7,859
Sep. 3
2,549
970
729
586
431
90
96
42
84
45
5,622
163
198
17
36
17
34
18
483
283
217
49
102
20
16
687
14
19
4
7
44
8
36
26
11
14
49
34
178
29
36
32
3
100
56
8
10
21
11
5
9
4
124
7,238
172
7,410
JASIS2015
Sep. 4
2,924
1,102
890
727
544
152
109
48
66
37
6,599
178
241
22
40
14
33
10
538
236
162
53
88
6
9
554
7
21
1
11
40
13
64
22
2
11
80
16
208
33
20
14
3
1
71
36
5
1
8
2
4
2
4
62
8,072
67
8,139
Total
8,308
3,041
2,363
1,814
1,462
346
266
130
213
110
18,053
501
606
64
119
54
99
51
1,494
811
676
150
283
37
30
1,987
32
55
9
34
130
33
139
67
22
36
186
83
566
87
87
69
10
5
258
140
22
14
56
21
18
16
18
305
22,793
615
23,408
61
61
%
35.5%
13.0%
10.1%
7.7%
6.2%
1.5%
1.1%
0.6%
0.9%
0.5%
77.1%
2.1%
2.6%
0.3%
0.5%
0.2%
0.4%
0.2%
6.4%
3.5%
2.9%
0.6%
1.2%
0.2%
0.1%
8.5%
0.1%
0.2%
0.0%
0.1%
0.6%
0.1%
0.6%
0.3%
0.1%
0.2%
0.8%
0.4%
2.4%
0.4%
0.4%
0.3%
0.0%
0.0%
1.1%
0.6%
0.1%
0.1%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
1.3%
97.4%
2.6%
100.0%
JASIS2014
Total
%
8,682
36.5%
3,127
13.1%
2,455
10.3%
1,864
7.8%
1,494
6.3%
311
1.3%
295
1.2%
113
0.5%
199
0.8%
105
0.4%
18,645
78.4%
531
2.2%
593
2.5%
52
0.2%
105
0.4%
39
0.2%
109
0.5%
37
0.2%
1,466
6.2%
799
3.4%
647
2.7%
148
0.6%
251
1.1%
29
0.1%
26
0.1%
1,900
8.0%
32
0.1%
32
0.1%
24
0.1%
36
0.2%
124
0.5%
32
0.1%
143
0.6%
78
0.3%
28
0.1%
37
0.2%
190
0.8%
68
0.3%
576
2.4%
104
0.4%
75
0.3%
66
0.3%
9
0.0%
12
0.1%
266
1.1%
131
0.6%
29
0.1%
8
0.0%
37
0.2%
25
0.1%
19
0.1%
14
0.1%
11
0.0%
274
1.2%
23,251
97.7%
543
2.3%
23,794
100.0%
JASIS2013
Total
%
8,306
36.1%
3,104
13.5%
2,462
10.7%
1,876
8.1%
1,420
6.2%
292
1.3%
266
1.2%
132
0.6%
210
0.9%
100
0.4%
18,168
78.9%
479
2.1%
581
2.5%
58
0.3%
105
0.5%
32
0.1%
95
0.4%
49
0.2%
1,399
6.1%
818
3.6%
628
2.7%
129
0.6%
226
1.0%
21
0.1%
18
0.1%
1,840
8.0%
44
0.2%
29
0.1%
24
0.1%
29
0.1%
126
0.5%
46
0.2%
140
0.6%
59
0.3%
31
0.1%
32
0.1%
170
0.7%
77
0.3%
555
2.4%
90
0.4%
79
0.3%
49
0.2%
5
0.0%
12
0.1%
235
1.0%
131
0.6%
22
0.1%
13
0.1%
56
0.2%
28
0.1%
9
0.0%
13
0.1%
12
0.1%
284
1.2%
22,607
98.1%
427
1.9%
23,034
100.0%
4. Classification by Business Area Ranking TOP10 for these 3 years
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
JASIS2015
Area
Total
Tokyo
8,308
Kanagawa
3,041
Chiba
2,363
Saitama
1,814
Ibaragi
1,462
Osaka
811
Kyoto
676
Overseas
615
Shizuoka
606
Aichi
501
JASIS2014
Area
Total
Tokyo
8,682
Kanagawa
3,127
Chiba
2,455
Saitama
1,864
Ibaragi
1,494
Osaka
799
Kyoto
647
Shizuoka
593
Overseas
543
Aichi
531
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
5. Classification by Country Ranking TOP10
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
8
9
9
10
JASIS2015
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
Country
Country
Country
Total
Total
Total
South Korea
265 South Korea
189 South Korea
153
China
114 Chinese Taipei
92 China
51
Chinese Taipei
72 China
64 Chinese Taipei
33
United States
37 United States
47 United States
30
Thailand
21 India
24 Thailand
27
Singapore
15 Vietnum
19 India
27
Vietnum
15 Singapore
17 Vietnum
24
Germany
9 Thailand
9 Singapore
17
Hong Kong
8 Germany
7 Indonesia
6
Malaysia
8 Russia
7 Hong Kong
6
Indonesia
7 Switzerland
7
Other
44 United Kingdom
7
Other
54 Other
53
Total
615
Total
543
Total
427
6. Classification by Business (Based on 23,408 respondents)
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
JASIS2015
Total
%
1,654
7.1%
1,366
5.8%
2,052
8.8%
3,939
16.8%
370
1.6%
785
3.4%
645
2.8%
302
1.3%
479
2.0%
646
2.8%
1,713
7.3%
234
1.0%
144
0.6%
1,498
6.4%
1,157
4.9%
82
0.4%
218
0.9%
147
0.6%
318
1.4%
417
1.8%
139
0.6%
3,170
13.5%
193
0.8%
1,740
7.4%
23,408
100.0%
62
62
JASIS2014
Total
%
1,477
6.2%
1,723
7.2%
1,947
8.2%
4,098
17.2%
377
1.6%
749
3.1%
678
2.8%
291
1.2%
471
2.0%
601
2.5%
1,626
6.8%
234
1.0%
141
0.6%
1,434
6.0%
1,095
4.6%
76
0.3%
189
0.8%
180
0.8%
282
1.2%
372
1.6%
81
0.3%
3,069
12.9%
198
0.8%
2,405
10.1%
23,794
100.0%
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%
Classification by Business
7. Classification by occupation (Based on 23,804 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. 2
757
1,521
80
243
387
460
70
1,232
500
1,680
482
58
389
7,859
Sep. 3
575
1,526
52
275
405
493
73
1,302
393
1,624
366
73
253
7,410
63
63
JASIS2015
Sep. 4
Total
516
1,848
1,670
4,717
81
213
188
706
453
1,245
661
1,614
114
257
1,566
4,100
350
1,243
1,786
5,090
408
1,256
80
211
266
908
8,139
23,408
%
7.9%
20.2%
0.9%
3.0%
5.3%
6.9%
1.1%
17.5%
5.3%
21.7%
5.4%
0.9%
3.9%
100.0%
JASIS2014
Total
%
1,676
7.0%
4,505
18.9%
212
0.9%
1,089
4.6%
1,300
5.5%
1,533
6.4%
232
1.0%
4,083
17.2%
1,233
5.2%
5,015
21.1%
1,162
4.9%
267
1.1%
1,487
6.2%
23,794
100.0%
JASIS2013
Total
%
1,716
7.4%
4,278
18.6%
211
0.9%
992
4.3%
1,297
5.6%
1,508
6.5%
231
1.0%
4,076
17.7%
1,177
5.1%
4,923
21.4%
1,102
4.8%
217
0.9%
1,306
5.7%
23,034
100.0%
8. Major purpose to visit the JASIS (Multiple Choices)
1. to gather information for purchase of analytical/scientific instrument
2. to research technological and market trends of analytical and scientific instruments
3. to attend New Technology Seminars (at hotels)
4. to attend Conference (at the International Conference Hall)
5. to attend Advance Diagnostics Innovation Zone
6. to cultivate business contacts
7. to gather information on competitors
8. to gather information for designing analytical and scientific instruments
9. Exhibitor/exhibition booth personnel
10.Other
JASIS2015
Total
%
7,318
31.3%
15,539
66.4%
5,529
23.6%
2,530
10.8%
979
4.2%
2,314
9.9%
2,546
10.9%
1,465
6.3%
1,519
6.5%
1,235
5.3%
JASIS2014
Total
%
13,041
54.8%
9,545
40.1%
5,466
23.0%
4,973
20.9%
1,841
1,686
1,009
1,712
1,575
7.7%
7.1%
4.2%
7.2%
6.6%
JASIS2013
Total
%
12,861
55.8%
9,285
40.3%
5,464
23.7%
4,637
20.1%
1,761
1,608
1,051
1,482
1,272
7.6%
7.0%
4.6%
6.4%
5.5%
Percentage is based on 23,408 respondents (2015), on 23,794 respondents (2014) and on 23,034 respondents (2013).
9. Classification by first visit or not
1. First visit
2. Visited last year
Total
JASIS2015
Total
%
13,020
55.6%
10,388
44.4%
23,408
100.0%
64
64
JASIS2014
Total
%
12,987
54.6%
10,807
45.4%
23,794
100.0%
JASIS2013
Total
%
12,604
54.7%
10,430
45.3%
23,034
100.0%
24. Questionnaire for Japanese Visitors
Outline of questionnaire
The questionnaire counters were installed in the Event Square of Hall 4 and Hall 8. 4,947 visitors' questionnaire
was obtained during 3 days.
1. Classification by the color of registration card
Analytical instrument users（Red）
Analytical instrument dealers（Blue）
Analytical instrument manufacturers（Green）
Students（Orange）
Others（Yellow）
No Reply
Total
JASIS2015
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
3,480 70.3% 3,424 67.7% 3,261 65.0%
324
6.5%
364
7.2%
382
7.6%
476
9.6%
503
9.9%
580 11.6%
182
3.7%
275
5.4%
286
5.7%
485
9.8%
491
9.7%
483
9.6%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
22
0.4%
4,947 100.0% 5,057 100.0% 5,014 100.0%
2. Major purpose to visit the JASIS (multiple choices)
To gather information about analytical instruments
To gather information for analytical instruments purchasing
To attend the new technology seminars
To attend conferences at International Conference Hall
To gather information on competitors
To gather information for designing analytical and scientific instruments
To attend Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
To cultivate business contacts
Others
JASIS2015
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
2,428 49.1% 2,875 56.9% 2,779 55.4%
2,302 46.5% 2,477 49.0% 2,362 47.1%
1,587 32.1% 1,328 26.3% 1,346 26.8%
668 13.5% 488
9.6% 451
9.0%
432
8.7%
229
4.6%
223
4.5% 187
3.7% 104
2.1%
225
4.5%
201
4.0% 247
4.9%
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 4,947.
JASIS 2014: Percentage is based on 5,057.
JASIS 2013: Percentage is based on 5,014.
3. Are you in the position to make purchasing decision of analytical instruments ?
JASIS2015
1,044 21.1%
Advisory position for selection & Purchasing 2,671 54.0%
Others
1,232 24.9%
No Reply
0.0%
Total
4,947 100.0%
Decision making position for selection & purchasing
JASIS2014
1,026 20.3%
2,717 53.7%
1,262 25.0%
52
1.0%
5,057 100.0%
65
65
JASIS2013
1,028 20.3%
2,632 52.0%
1,257 24.9%
97
1.9%
5,014 99.1%
4. How did you know about JASIS ? (multiple choices)
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
JASIS2015
2,531 51.2%
1,038 21.0%
825 16.7%
687 13.9%
713 14.4%
222
4.5%
161
3.3%
114
2.3%
24
0.5%
136
2.7%
JASIS2014
2,459 48.6%
1,100 21.8%
958 18.9%
755 14.9%
664 13.1%
271
5.4%
221
4.4%
136
2.7%
20
0.4%
185
3.7%
5. How do you evaluate JASIS 2015 in general ?
66
66
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%
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 4,947.
JASIS 2014: Percentage is based on 5,057.
JASIS 2013: Percentage is based on 5,014.
6. Where do (did or will) you visit in JASIS 2015 ? (multiple choice)
Please identify three areas you like most among the choices.
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 4,947.
JASIS 2014: Percentage is based on 5,057.
JASIS 2013: Percentage is based on 5,014.
7．About New Technology Seminars;
① How many sessions did (would) you attend ?
1 session
2 sessions
3 to 5 sessions
6 sessions or more
Sub total
would not attend
No Reply
Total
JASIS2015
JASIS2014
JASIS2013
710 14.4%
696 13.8% 783 15.6%
714 14.4%
690 13.6% 767 15.3%
1,026 20.7%
775 15.3% 912 18.2%
220 4.4%
261 5.2% 169
3.4%
2,670 54.0% 2,422 47.9% 2,631 52.5%
2,069 41.8% 2,397 47.4% 2,051 40.9%
208 4.2%
238 4.7% 332
6.6%
4,947 100.0% 5,057 100.0% 5,014 100.0%
67
67
② For those who attended; How was it ?
Very informative
Reasonably informative
Below expectation
Will attend
Can not tell
No Reply
Total
JASIS2015
251
9.4%
1,318 49.4%
73
2.7%
676 25.3%
77
2.9%
275 10.3%
2,670 100.0%
JASIS2014
596 24.6%
1,394 57.6%
18
0.7%
112
4.6%
302 12.5%
2,422 100.0%
JASIS2013
484 18.4%
1,674 63.6%
31
1.2%
0
132
5.0%
310 11.8%
2,631 100.0%
③ What is the point to look for the seminar ? (multiple choice)
Analysis, measurement subject
Technical novelty
Exhibitor name
Business efficiency improves
Product classification
The date and time
JASIS2015
1,789 67.0%
738 27.6%
676 25.3%
473 17.7%
342 12.8%
342 12.8%
④ Is it easy to look for the seminar ?
Yes
No
Cannot tell
No reply
Total
JASIS2015
1,824 68.3%
138
5.2%
570 21.3%
138
5.2%
2,670 100%
⑤ How do you look for the seminar ? (multiple choice)
Official Guidebook
ＷＥＢ
Smartphone Application
JASIS2015
JASIS2014
2,445 49.4% 2,754 54.5%
1,239 25.0% 1,585 31.3%
340
6.9%
346
6.8%
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 4,947.
JASIS 2014: Percentage is based on 5,057.
⑥ What is the reason why you didn't attend the seminar ? (multiple choice)
68
68
25. Questionnaire for Overseas Visitors
72 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 2015
１． Asia
JASIS 2013
76.4%
27
84.4%
17
77.3%
２． Oceania
1
1.4%
1
3.1%
0
0.0%
３． Middle East
1
1.4%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
４． Europe
8
11.1%
2
6.3%
3
13.6%
５． Africa
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
６． North America
4
5.6%
2
6.3%
2
9.1%
７． Central America
1
1.4%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
８． South America
1
1.4%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
９． Other region
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
No Reply
Total
2.
JASIS 2014
55
1
1.4%
0
0.0%
72
100.0%
32
100.0%
0
22
100.0 %
Please mark your visitor group.
JASIS 2015
JASIS 2014
JASIS 2013
１． Users (Red)
30
41.7%
8
25.0%
4
18.2%
２． Dealers (Blue)
17
23.6%
10
31.3%
13
59.1%
9
12.5%
8
25.0%
3
13.6%
10
13.9%
3
9.4%
1
4.5%
6
8.3%
3
9.4 %
1
4.5%
３． Manufacturers (Green)
４． Students (Orange)
５． Others (Yellow)
Total
72 100.0%
32 100.0%
22 100.0%
3. How did you know about JASIS ? (Multiple Choices)
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 72 for respondents.
JASIS 2014: Percentage is based on 32 for respondents.
69
69
4. How do you evaluate our show?
JASIS 2015
JASIS 2014
JASIS 2013
１． Very fruitful　38
51.4%
8
25.0%
10
２． Reasonably fruitful　17
23.0%
9
28.1%
5
22.7%
8
10.8%
7
21.9%
6
27.3%
0.0%
３． Fair　45.5%
４． Below expectation
4
5.4%
0
0.0%
0
５． Can not say　2
2.7%
3
9.4%
1
4.5%
６． Have not seen thoroughly yet
5
6.8%
4
12.5%
0
0.0%
1
3.1%
No Reply
0
Total
74
0.0%
100.0%
0
32 100.0%
22 100.0%
5. Where did(will) you visit in the show? (Multiple Choices)
Which event or area above was informative?
JASIS 2015
８．Visit
JASIS 2014
9．Informative 1・2・3
８．Visit
JASIS 2013
9．Informative 1・2・3
８．Visit
9．Informative 1・2・3
Exhibitor Booth
52
72.2%
50
69.4%
25
78.1%
12
37.5%
JASIS Conference
New Technology Seminar
26
36.1%
20
27.8%
13
40.6%
5
15.6%
6
27.3%
2
9.1%
17
23.6%
14
19.4%
8
25.0%
6
18.8%
10
45.5%
5
22.7%
14
19.4%
14
19.4%
4
12.5%
4
12.5%
Research Organization Area
International Organization Area
mini/Solution Area
12
16.7%
7
9.7%
3
9.4%
2
6.3%
5
22.7%
5
22.7%
10
13.9%
5
6.9%
3
9.4%
2
6.3%
5
22.7%
5
22.7%
8
11.1%
4
5.6%
2
6.3%
0
0.0%
1
4.5%
1
4.5%
Science Seminar
14
19.4%
20
27.8%
2
6.3%
3
9.4%
0
5
0.0%
22.7%
1
0
4.5%
0.0%
Introduction to Scientific Instruments
2012, 2011: （mini）Open Forum
Japanese Pharmacopoeia Seminar
3
4.2%
7
9.7%
2
6.3%
3
9.4%
Academic Association Area
Event Square
9
6
12.5%
8.3%
8
2
11.1%
2.8%
1
1
3.1%
3.1%
0
0
0.0%
0.0%
Science Experience Class
4
5.6%
4
5.6%
1
3.1%
3
9.4%
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
5
6.9%
1
1.4%
1
3.1%
1
3.1%
Directory Distributor
9
12.5%
7
9.7%
1
3.1%
1
3.1%
"the Heritage" Corner
7
9.7%
4
5.6%
0
0.0%
0
0.0%
Education DVD
8
5
6.9%
0.0%
0
0.0%
0.0%
0
Media & Press Area
11.1%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0
6
0.0%
27.3%
0
3
0.0%
13.6%
22.7%
JST/AIST Booth
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
4
18.2%
5
International Conference Session
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
4
18.2%
1
4.5%
Conference (not JASIS)
Internet Corner
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
4
18.2%
0
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
3
13.6%
0
0.0%
Medical Innovation Zone
My NAVI Lounge
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
3.1%
0.0%
12.5%
3
13.6%
3
13.6%
1
4
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 72 for respondents.
JASIS 2014: Percentage is based on 32 for respondents.
JASIS 2013: Percentage is based on 22 for respondents.
70
70
6. About Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
(Visit or not)
JASIS 2015
JASIS 2014
１． visited (will visit)
32
44.4%
13
２． Didn’t know but will visit
11
15.3%
3
9.4%
３． knew but didn’t visit
15
20.8%
6
18.8%
４． Didn’t know (won’t visit)
10
13.9%
7
21.9%
4
5.6%
3
9.4%
No Reply
Total
72
100.0%
40.6%
32 100.0%
7. About “International Conference Session”
at International Conference Hall
JASIS 2015
2014
2013
１． Very interested
26
51.0%
58.3%
60.0%
２． Interested
14
27.5%
25.0%
30.0%
4
7.8%
0.0%
0.0%
３． Fair
４． Below expectation
3
5.9%
16.7%
0.0%
５． Can not tell
4
7.8%
0.0%
10.0%
Total
51 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
8. About booth search function of our Home Page
JASIS 2015
JASIS 2014
１． Used
47
65.3%
22
68.8%
２． Did not use
18
25.0%
5
15.6%
5
15.6%
No Reply
7
Total
72
9.7%
100.0%
32 100.0%
9. Was foreign language support enough ? (Multiple Choices)
JASIS 2015
2014
2013
１． Exhibition Hall
２． New Technology Seminar
43
59.7%
46.9%
36.4%
7
9.7%
3.1%
18.2 %
３． JASIS Conference
４． Publication
16
22.2%
21.9%
18.2%
4
5.6%
6.3%
9.1 %
3
4.2%
12.5%
18.2%
0.0%
9.4%
５． WEB　No Reply
JASIS2015: Percentage is based on 72.
JASIS2014: Percentage is based on 32.
71
71
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 2015(Multiple Choices)
2015
491
111
992
30
30.2%
6.8%
60.9%
1.8%
2013
2014
686
28.2%
400
30.6%
169
6.9%
107
8.2%
1,464
60.2%
750
57.4%
To attend the Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
54
2.2%
Except the purpose above
49
2.0%
25
1.9%
10
0.4%
25
1.9%
2,432
100%
1,307
100%
To gather the information at the exhibition hall
To attend the New Technology Seminars
To attend JASIS Conference
Science Seminar
4
No reply
Total
1,628
100%
JASIS 2015: Percentage is based on 1,628 for respondents.
◆Where do (did or will) you visit in JASIS 2015 except JASIS Conference ? (Multiple
choices)
⇒(To whom didn't Visit the Exhibitors' booths at the exhibition hall) Why ?
⇒(To whom didn't attend the new technology presentations) Why ?
72
72
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. (258 / 473 exhibitors)
Was your exhibition at JASIS useful?
Number of visitors to your booth;
Result of your Exhibit
Do you intend to exhibit the JASIS
next year?
About the Show general
(booth layout etc.)
Was your exhibition to
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone useful?
73
73
•
•
Slope
N-3
MAI SHYO
N-4
N-1
—3—
74
74
To Exhibition Halls
•
South exit
South square B
(U.S. Pavilion, etc.)
South exit
South square B
South exit
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)
5
North exit
North exit
Service passages
6
Exhibition hall Exhibition hall Exhibition hall
North exit
1
Exhibition hall
South exit
Rest room
Elevator
West
Exit
West
Exit
West
Exit
)
Vending machine
Telephone
Coin lockers
Outdoor exhibition
space & parking area
Restaurant
(2nd floor)
• Media & Press Area
International Exhibition Hall
South exit
South gate 2
JASIS
Secretariat Office
For JR Keiyo Line Kaihin Makuhari Sta.
Restaurant
North exit
North exit
International
Conference Hall
7
8
Exhibition hall Exhibition hall
International Exhibition Hall
2nd floor
East
exit
East
exit
East
exit
South exit
Administrative
office
Gateway
LAPIS STELLA
N-2
South gate 1
mini / Solution Catalogue Area
• JST Booth 2015
• Research Organization Area
“Ikoi” Mall
3 (Thu) 13:00~15:00
YU
N-5
To Exhibition Halls
WC WC
(W) (M)
Reception desk
(
[JASIS 2015]
Halls 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 in the Makuhari Messe
International Exhibition Hall
Advanced Diagnostics Innovation Zone
• mini / Solution Area
• Academic Association Area
mini / Solution Exhibition Area
• International Organization Area
•
Passage bridge to parking lot (2nd floor)
[JASIS_ New Technology Seminars] Room Section #2
Hotel New Otani Makuhari, 2nd Floor
STELLA(N-1), LAPIS(N-2), SHYO(N-3), MAI(N-4),
YU(N-5), REI(N-6)
REI
N-6
Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall
A-11A-10 A-9 A-8 A-7 A-6 A-5 A-4 A-3 A-2 A-1
※September
WC (W) WC (M)
Slope
[JASIS_ New Technology Seminars] Room Section #1
APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari (2nd floor)
Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall, Rooms No. A-1 to A-11
Layout of the venue
28. Exhibition Hall Layout
“Yasuragi” Mall
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76
29. List of Exhibitors & Highlights
4B-503
A&D Company, Limited
Analytical Balance, Viscometer, Moisture Analyzer, Enclosure,
RheoMeter
5A-507
Acqiris Japan Corporation
We will demonstrate high speed and high resolution digitizers,
real-time averagers, peak-detectors and time digital converters for
being embedded into TOF-MS.
4A-501
ACTAC.CO.,LTD
6B-503
ADVANCE RIKO, Inc.
We display newly-launched Ultra-high temperature annealing
system and Multipurpose lamp annealing system for Max 2 in
sample and Gas permeation testing system for the permeability for
high barrier film, etc and Microbial activity measurement system for
antibacterial effectiveness, etc.
6A-101
Advantec Toyo Kaisha, Ltd.
ADVANTEC exhibits an extensive line of products, such as syringe
filter "DISMIC", microbiology testing supplies, cartridge filters for
clarifying filtration, capsule cartridge filters and peripheral
equipment of analysis. Please kindly stop by our booth.
4A-401
ADVANTEST CORPORATION
Introduce Terahertz technology which is expected to became an
essential technique for nondestructive characterization.
7A-801
Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.
6A-302
AINEX CO., LTD.
5B-408
Air Liquide Japan, Ltd.
Process gas analyzers / Gas cylinders for tests and calibration
4B-203
AIRIX Corp.
7A-501
Airtech Corporation
With a reputation built over 28 years, Airtech is a market leader in
Japan producing various Gas Generators for analytical equipment.
8A-002
Alpha M.O.S. Japan K.K.
Sensory analysis systems: Electronic Nose, Electronic Tongue and
Electronic Eye Separation analysis systems: Fast GC, Kovats Index
library, GC-O, and Autosampler
7B-602
ALPHA SCIENCE,INC.
Consumables for CHNOS analysis, TriboScope, DAC & anvils,
Optiprexx PLS system, p-Chip tag system
5A-502
ALTECH CO., LTD
We will provide niche & only one measuring solution such as
Muti-Parametic SPR, High-Pressure chamber integrated Contact
Angle metrology tool, Brewster Angle Microscope and Dynamic
Contact Angle measurement for a single thin fiber, and we have
even more!
5B-601
AMETEK Co, Ltd
Ametek business units; CAMECA, EDAX, SPECTRO,TMC, will
exhibit the products. Please visit our booth.
6A-703
AMPTEK Inc.
X-123 Complete X-ray Spectrometer, XR-100CR and PX5 for XRF,
OEM components. Use with FAST SDD, SDD and Si-PIN
detectors. Mini-X X-ray Tube.
6B-901
AMUreinetsu.co
8A-505
analytica-Messe Muenchen
Introduction of analytica worldwide, in Munich, China, India and
Vietnam.
5B-501
Analytik Jena Japan Co., Ltd.
ICP MS instrument
4B-702
ANRITSU METER CO., LTD.
ANRITSU METER is manufacturer of thermometer. We exhibits
High accuracy thermometer and Fiber optic thermometer.
6A-701
Anton Paar Japan K.K.
Anton Paar develops, produces and distributes highly accurate
laboratory instruments and process measuring systems, and provides
custom-tailored automation and robotic solutions. We, Anton Paar
Japan will provide these solutions to meet satisfaction.
5A-604
4A-309
we show you a large variety of our goods which are essential in
daily research such as laboratory equipment, supplies, versatile
equipment, analytical equipment and laboratory furniture.
6B-303
Asahi Kasei Microdevices
6A-509
ASAHI TECHNEION CO., LTD.
We will exhibit the GPC/SEC Triple Detector System,
HPLC/UHPLC's newest detector, and Field Flow Fractionation
system for size separation.
5B-405
ASTECH CORPORATION
Exhibiting Selenium, arsenic in soil analyzer system and Model
8060 LCChemiluminescent Nitrogen Detector.
4B-504
ATAGO CO., LTD.
Come and see our full line up (Hand-held type to In-line type) of
measurement instruments, which can measure Refractive ndex,
Angle of Rotation, or the Concentration of Liquid.
6B-702
BAS Inc.
We have a wide range of products, such as Electrochemical /
Impedance analyzer, EQCM, Potentiostat, RRDE, Spectrometer and
CV Electrodes.
6A-002
BeatSensing co.,ltd.
NIR Sensor, NIR VHP Monitor, Mixer
7B-703
Beckman Coulter K.K.
6B-002
Bio Natural Foundation Korea, Inc.
5A-308
BioChromato, Inc.
We will introduce many products: Software application for MS,
temperature rising device for DART-MS, volatile compounds
analysis device for DART-MS, smart evaporator. At the new
technology seminar, we will make a presentation about the rapid
analysis of high-molecular compounds by using DART-MS.
6B-704
BIOTEC CO.,LTD.
6B-301
BL TEC K.K.
4A-307
BLAST Inc.
We exhibit various units of the transparency heat glass. A utilization
image spreads by showing a state to run hot with being transparent.
4B-101、4B-201
Bruker AXS K.K.
4B-101、4B-201
Bruker BioSpin K.K.
- NMR experiments and analysis of therapeutic medicine and
seasoning. - Studies of pharmaceutical compounds using solid state
NMR and the future application of DNP. - Observation of physical
property and kinetics of various materials by magnetic resonance
methods.
4B-101、4B-201
Bruker Daltonics K.K.
4B-101、4B-201
Bruker Optics K.K.
BRUKER Optics offers various solutions using spectroscopical
approaches.
6B-809
BWT JAPAN INC.
BWT Japan is proud to introduce NanoRam which is the state-of-art
handheld Raman spectrometer and designed for pharmaceutical
applications.
5A-403
C.Gerhardt Japan Co.,Ltd.
6B-803
CANYON CO.LTD
4B-705
Carl Zeiss Microscopy Co., Ltd.
ZEISS introduce new Gemini Optics FE-SEM which make
high-contrast with quite low voltage at once. We also exhibit our
unique technology in our booth.
7A-405
CEM Japan K.K.
Sample Preparation and Chemical Synthesis with Microwave. The
fastest Microwave Automatic Peptide Synthesizer.
6A-505
CENTRAL KAGAKU CORP.
The planet of water,Science for our future,Water Quality Analyzer:
DO, COD, BOD, TOC, pH, Conductivity, Turbidity, Chlorine,
Nitrite, Ammonia, VOC, other products, for portable/Lab./Online
and Ammonia/Chroline Demand Meter "Coulometric Titration".
ARAM CORPORATION
AS ONE CORPORATION
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77
Central Scientific Commerce, Inc.
5A-504
8A-001
Elemental Scientific
Elemental Scientific is an internationally recognized leader in
innovative sample introduction systems for trace metal analysis by
ICPMS, ICP and FAA. Our product line includes fully automated
inline dilution systems that increase sample throughput & improve
data quality.
6A-702
ELGA LabWater
Homogenizer, pump, lab instruments…
8A-003
6B-601
This system can send acquired temperature humidity,and voltage
data over specified low power radio. Moisture meter not only
measures moisture and thickness of film,paper and nonw oven
fabric but also color density and transparency at the same time.
5A-506
ChromaNik Technologies Inc.
A novel core shell column was developed by ChromaNik
Technologies. 5 kinds of core shell C18 columns were compared.
SunShell was the best.
6B-605
CHUORIKA CO.,LTD
5B-502
CKD CORPORATION
5B-205
CORNES Technologies Ltd.
4A-204
Corning International K.K.
Corning celebrates the 100th anniversary of PYREX glassware.
Please come and join us to celebrate our 100th anniversary party.
6B-302
Daiichi-kagaku inc.
We show the specialized devices for humidity control. Please call at
our booth to get the optimal suggestion for your difficult problem.
7A-701
DAINIPPON SEIKI CO.,LTD.
They are a dissolution test machine which can wash Bessel
automatically, and an autosampler which can perform various
examinations. It is possible to perform an open method and a
closing method with a flow through cell dissolution tester.
6B-801
Daiwa Techno Systems Co.,Ltd.
Daiwa Techno Systems manufacture and distribute ultra-high
precision machining parts that constitute the heart of electron
microscopes, mass spectrometer and electron guns and filaments.
6A-801
DALTON CORPORATION
4A-305
Denken-Highdental Co., Ltd.
New 5 muffle furnaces by muffle size, Gas Convertible
High-Accuracy Vac. Furnace, High Temp. Furnace and High Vac.
Gas Convertible Furnace
5B-307
DIGITAL SURF
Digital Surf is the editor of Mountains® surface metrology and
image analysis software for profilers and microscopes: Atomic
Force Microscopes/SPMs, Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM),
3D confocal and interferometric microscopes/profilers and
hyperspectral analysis. Combine data from more than one
microscope type. New: fast 3D reconstruction from SEM images
and colorization.
8A-406、8A-502
DKK-TOA CORPORATION
6B-501
DKSH Japan K.K.
4A-604
Dong Woo Optron Co.Ltd.,
DongWoo Optron, have committed to build state-of-art optical
products that customers really need since our foundation in 1989 is
a technology company specialized in the field of spectroscopy
especially for Raman Scattering, Photoluminescence, Fluorescence
and Gas detection.
6A-508
EBARA CORPORATION
EBARA offers "New small dry vaccum pumps" to solve your issues
from Scroll or Rotary pumps with 103 years and more than 110,000
units experience.
4A-706
Edwards Ltd.
5B-201
EKO instruments Co., Ltd.
EKO Instruments exhibit the state of the art scientific instruments
on the booth. We show the Brookfield viscometer that is well known
as world standard instruments. Also we show the precice
temperature control circulator which covers from -125C to 425C
with +/-0.01K temperature stability. In the Advanced Diagnostics
Zone, EKO show the texture analyser for dysphagia diet.
7A-703
Electro Scientific Industries Japan Co., Ltd
Latest Laser Ablation System and it's application will be exhibited.
It will make you easy for solid sample analysis by
ICP-OES/ICP-MS.
Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute,Japan
CHINO CORPORATION
(Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies(UK)Ltd.)
Providing pure and ultrapure water purification systems for
laboratories worldwide. ELGA is experienced in meeting any water
specification requirements for many applications. We manufacture,
supply & service water purification systems for lab research &
analysis, clinical diagnostics & healthcare.
5A-311
ELIONIX INC.
6B-507
Eppendorf Co., Ltd.
Examples of new products: dual block thermalcycler, easy to use
new micromanipulator, new lineup of automated pipetting systems,
innovative cell culture consumables
5A-301
ERC INC
We are the global leader of precise fluidics solutions. We exhibit
many solutions and products for precise fluidics.
7A-404
ESPEC CORP.
ESPEC starts new web support online. Expanding product line
monitored via internet with Ethernet for new environmental test
operation.
8A-601
FEI Company
Introducing the latest systems and technologies from FEI Company.
We look forward to seeing you in the FEI booth.
6A-404
FIGARO ENGINEERING INC.
6A-502
FIS Inc
We will exhibit our gas sensors, gas detectors, and portable gas
chromatographs.All of them have our sophisticated gas sensing
technology. Especially, our hydrogen detectors have been adopted in
the fuel cell vehicle "MIRAI" released in 2015 by Toyota. New
hydrogen leak checker will be exhibited.
6B-305
FLON INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
6A-503
FLOWELL CORPORATION
"30 series" are the fluoroplastic coupler which can excel chemical
resistance. You can't use a special tool and can build easily. A tube
with the milli size can be shared with inch size. There is also a
micro bore size of the outside diameter φ 1.6mm.
4A-504
Foss Japan Ltd.
5B-002
FUJIKIN Incorporated
8A-403
Fujitsu Limited
4A-406
Fujiwara Scientific Co.,Ltd.
4A-605
FUKUSHIMA INDUSTRIES CORP.
8A-504
FURUE SCIENCE CO.,LTD
Manufacturer of the Roller Pump
5B-406
FUSO Co., Ltd.
Measuring instruments including new models which take a market
in advance are exhibited for factories, laboratories and field of
education.
5B-604
GASDNA CO.,LTD
GasDNA Co.,Ltd is a professional and leading manufacturer of
Fixed Infrared thermometers, Gas detectors and smoke detectors for
use in a various kinds of industries.
6A-304
GASTEC CORPORATION
No batteries or special training required Gastec Gas Detector Tubes
and Sampling Pumps provide highly accurate measurements in a
wide variety of fields.
7A-705
GERSTEL K.K.
We are providing GC, GC/MS solutions designed to optimize
performance, enhance productivity, and extend laboratory
capabilities. We are also providing flavor analysis solution.
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78
7B-901
GL Sciences Inc.
GL Sciences Inc. offers the total solution for the sample
preparations and analyses of water quality, atmosphere, foods,
inorganic, life science in addition to the new field of energy, out
gases. We provide There are sample preparation systems and HPLC
systems and new columns, convenient tools, and also other devices
of chromatography in our the booth. As solution for
laboratory,accessories for tubing of gases, reagent manegment and
key reagent management. We will introduce With ten kinds of new
ten technologies to introduce at new technology symposium.
7B-402
Glass Expansion Pty. Ltd.
Glass Expansion is only one leading company for ICP/ICP-MS
sample introduction systems. Please touch and feel the quality at our
booth.
4A-302
Grant Instruments Asia
Grant is a world leader in the manufacture and design of equipment
for sample preparation, scientific analysis, data acquisition and data
analysis providing solutions to the global scientific and industrial
markets.
6B-506
GTR TEC CORPORATION
We introduce you not only gas permeability for higher barrier
materials such as film and sheet, but also permeability measurement
for water vapor, VOC Vapor and liquid.
4B-403
GVS Japan K.K.
6A-603
Hakuto Co., Ltd.
6A-201
HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.
6B-403
Hanna Instruments Japan Corp.
7A-606
Hayashi pure chemical Ind., Ltd.
5B-602
HEISHIN Ltd.
Heishin PC Pump HMC is a micro pump for metered conveyance.
4A-303
Hellma (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd
Hellma is the world leader in the market of optical analysis
technology for optical components and solutions in glass and quartz
glass.
6B-003
HER Co., Ltd
6A-704
HERZOG JAPAN CO., LTD.
5B-701
HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd.
Please visit our booth to see our full line of Autoclaves. Various
types such as wide and big chambers, horizontal, vertical and
deodorizing etc. support your sterilization requirements.
HIRAYAMA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 4B-303
5B-701
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
5B-701
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
I send the newest analytical tools, such as apparatus of the new
product of a liquid chromatograph, a spectrophotometer, and
analysis / evaluation products, and a system, to all the persons
concerned for display. Each person in charge person will reside
permanently in a booth, and I will answer to the question about your
analysis business.
4B-002
Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd.
6B-101、6B-201
HORIBA, Ltd.
Needs for analytical technology has been increasingly diversified
and compounded recently to actualize safe, comfort and healthy
society with products and services developed beyond the
frameworks of traditional industries. We, HORIBA have been
focusing so much on the fields of energy utility, automotive
engineering, functional materials, bio-life-science, environmental
monitoring, water quality measurement and so on, now we will
promote our products, application and engineering power at the
JASIS 2015. Also we will serve presentations on ten themes relating
to our front edge analytical technology and know-hows at
"Advanced Diagnostics Related Seminar"combined with the
exhibition. We are sincerely looking forward to the pleasure of
cooperation you all.
6A-308
I-A-C CO. LTD
Nitrogen gas generator. Digital flow meter. Super low dew point air
drier. Dry air supply unit. Handy type dew point meter. Low noise
compressor. Please check by your eyes.
8A-004
IAS Inc.
Based on the long and deep experience at the manufacturers of
ICP-MS, we provide solutions on the metal analysis.
5A-003
IKA JAPAN K.K.
Calorimeters, thermostats&circulators, shaker, hot stirrer as new
products will be exhibited. Please visit us.
8A-302
Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.
IKEDARIKA provide you a lot of attractive scientific instruments &
information. We look forward to meeting you at IKEDARIKA's
booth.
6B-505
Ikegami Seiki Co., Ltd.
IS-POLISHER enables to make oblique polishing, low-load
polishing and right angle shaping for ion milling, etc. without resin
embedding process of the samples but with special sample holders.
This helps inherit know-how of skillful person as well as
contributing to shortenTAT from sample receiving to analysis result
reporting.
4A-606
INDECO,INC.
6A-401
ionBench
ionBench & MS NOISE intruduce the safe/comfortable laboratory
circumstance, which ionbnech MS and enclosures provide 75%
noise and ~95% vibration reduction, and ionBench LC moves any
3D directions and provides easy to change the high positioned
reagents with electric up/down function.
5A-605
iPROS CORPORATION
7A-601
IRIE CORPORATION
4A-701
ISIS Co., Ltd.
6A-303
ITK Co.,Ltd.
5A-404
ITW Japan
7A-605
Iwashita Engineering, Inc.
We exhibit some systems for Pretreatment, pipetting system for
solid-phase extraction and more.
6B-603
J.A. Woollam Japan Corporation
We introduce variety of SE, which covers the wide wavelength from
vacuum ultraviolet to far infrared.
6B-401
Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.
State of the art Hybrid Pyrolyze and new model of Recycling
preparative HPLC will be released at JASIS. Thermal desorption
system, Outgas collector and Cryogenic sample crusher are also
displayed. Please come and explore our booth.
4B-406
Japan High Tech Co.,Ltd.
4A-101
Japan Science and Technology Agency
7A-101、7A-201、7A-301
JASCO Corporation
JASCO offers advanced spectroscopic analysis solution in various
science fields as environment, medicine, food, and materials. The
advanced analytical instruments are exhibited to show our wide
range products to meet any experimental demands such as HPLC,
UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometers, FT-IR, Multi-purpose FT-IR,
Laser Raman, and Circular Dichroism spectrophotometers.And we
will have various demonstrations in using of HPLC and FT-IR to
show various applications in order to introduce solution idea for
various purposes.We are really pleased to introduce our product and
applications to you at booth in JASIS 2015. We are looking forward
to your visit.
7A-101、7A-201、7A-301
JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
7A-101、7A-201、7A-301
JASCO INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
JASCO International aims to address the ever-changing analytical
needs of our customers worldwide, by providing high-quality
analytical instruments and scientific equipments.
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5A-701
JEOL Ltd.
Based on "Solutions for Innovation" as a key message to the market,
JEOL will exhibit its total solution paradigms that assist you to
solve various problems through our wide range of instruments and
applications. To highlight the "YOKOGUSHI Strategy" a core
strategy of JEOL solutions, we will introduce our diverse analytical
techniques depending on deferent categories of purpose. We will
also present a broad line-up of new products, including
Transmission Electron Microscope, Scanning Electron Microscope,
Mass Spectrometer and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance System.
Furthermore in the New Technology Seminars, we will explain the
overview of the new products and valuable technological
information that support your research and development. Please
visit our exhibition booth and see JEOL state-of-the-art products.
6B-504
JFE Techno-Research Corporation
4A-601
JICKO.Ltd
You can see many gas detectors and Ceramic heater at our booth !
We can offer total servise from development to manufacuture and
maintenance for your every need.
4A-407
J-SCIENCE LAB Co., Ltd.
We will exhibit the following equipments and applications;
1) We can provide the tailor-made GC.
2) The only one domestic development Organic Elemental Analyzer.
3) Microwave- Organic synthesis equipments, for laboratory and
production.
4) Gas Exchange Device, The GED converts atmospheric air to the
argon continuously without any loss of fine particles such as PM2.5.
Therefore GED-ICP-MS system enables real-time atmosphere
monitoring.
In addition, new Organic Elemental Analyzer will be unveiled at
New Technology Seminar.
8A-005
juji field inc.
5B-304
JULABO JAPAN Co.,Ltd.
Circulators from low to high temperature,Large/small Ductless
Fume Hood,High precision Plastic Labware and Dispensers are
demonstrated.
6B-804
JX Nippon Mining & Metals Corporation
Our accumulated technologies for purification and evaluation
developed over many years have enabled us to produce high purity
metals such as 9N-Cu, 7N-In, 6N-Ag and others to meet
requirements for application: temperature calibrations, chemical
reagents, CVD sources and so on.
4A-304
Kankyo Technos Co., Ltd.
Please touch ultrapure water device, ultraviolet sterilizer,various
filters. We offer you various products promptly and at a lowest
price.
6B-805
Kanomax Japan Inc.
4A-001
KASAHARA CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTS CORP.
5A-503
KASHIYAMA INDUSTRIES, LTD.
Introducing NeoDry-E series designed to provide low cost of
ownership and long maintenance cycle. We will be performing a
live demo new small dry pump "NeoDry7E" .
7A-704
Ken Products Development Corporation
4A-704
KENIS LIMITED
6A-002
KETT ELECTRIC LABORATORY
6B-810
Keystone Scientific K.K.
We exhibit state-of-the-art tensiometers, langmuir-blodgett troughs
and gravimetric balances as well as customer specified surface
chemistry equipment and screening technology to overcome today's
challenges in chemical industry.
7A-705
Kinryo Electric Co.,Ltd.
6A-501
KIRIYAMA GLASS WORKS COMPANY
distillation apparatuses, apparatuses, laboratory, glass vessels, glass
bottles, laboratory glass equipment
5A-508
KITAHAMA, LTD.
6B-406
KK.Takasugi seisakusho
4B-402
KNF JAPAN CO., LTD
We show and demonstrate Solvents Recovery Systems, Liquid
Metering Pumps, Liquid Transfer Pumps and Vacuum Diaphragm
Pumps.
5A-509
4B-604
6B-806
4B-404
We have been manufacturing and distributing the KITAGAWA GAS
DETECTOR TUBE SYSTEM since our establishment in 1947.
5B-410
KOYO THERMO SYSTEMS CO., LTD
Offer a broad introduction of general-purpose equipment and
advanced equipment. Provide a range of options for R & D.
4B-703
KUBOPURA Co., Ltd.
7B-601
KUBOTA CORP.
We exhibit centrifuges and washers. Please touch the machines and
realize ease of use. We will demonstrate the washer. If you consider
buying the washer, please visit our booth.
4A-203
Kurashiki Kako. Co., Ltd
4B-401
KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab., Corp.
Please stop by and check out our new lineup: New FIA System,TOC
Analyzer, newly added PACKTEST analytes, and more.
5B-603
KYORITSU SEIKI CORPORATION
The
Rotation/Revolution
Mixing
and
Deaeration
Machine"Hi-Merger" is equipment which removes a bubble at the
same time it circulates material and it mixes it within a container
using sun-and-planet motion. You can use for research and
development and a production process. Please look at thing.
7B-501
Kyoto Electronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
4A-403
Kyoto-Rikagaku-kikai Corporation
We propose a Sampling Bag Conditioner and Tube Conditioner are
revolutionary new product.
7A-406
Kyowa Interface Science Co., Ltd.
We analyze, evaluate and answer to the customers whose problems
of interfacial, dispersion phenomenon in wet coating. Dedicate
specially for this time to Zeta Potential for dispesion of concentrated
agent, Friction Meter and Peel-off Analyzer of coating film. Visit us
and you will find useful.
5A-204
L.C.Science Co., Ltd.
5B-003
Lab Lab Company Co. Ltd.
7A-302
Labthink Instruments Co., Ltd.
Labthink innovates and manufactures instruments for plastic
packaging materials. Our portfolio includes WVTR, OTR, Tensile
tester, etc.
4B-505、4B-602
LECO Japan Corporation
7B-704
Leica Microsystems K.K.
Debut of new digital microscope. Total digital imaging solution
provider
5A-402
LINTEC CO., LTD.
Deploying advance technologies, LINTEC has been focusing on
developing high-performance Mass Flow Controllers for next
generation.
5B-302
Litho Tech Japan Corporation
EQ-99X LDLS Compact, Economical, High Brightness,Broadband
Laser-Driven Light Source The compact LDLS EQ-99X is an
ultra-high brightness, high stability broadband source that is
specifically designed for demanding imaging and spectroscopy
applications.
5B-305
LMS Co.,Ltd.
7A-401
M&S INSTRUMENTS INC.
4A-506
Malvern(Spectris.Co.,Ltd)
6B-205
Maruemu Corporation
6B-902
Matsubo Corporation
5A-406
Matsusada Precision Inc.
Since the establishment in 1972, as a manufacturer, Matsusada
Precision has been designing, developing, manufacturing and
marketing a wide array of laboratory analytical instruments,
UV-VIS spectrophotometer, PCR, Capillary electrophoresis system,
X-ray inspectors, digital camera for microscope, microscopes,
power supplies and so on.
KOJIMA INSTRUMENTS INC.
KOKUGO Co.,Ltd.
KOKUSAN CORPORATION
KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K.
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4A-602
MC ENGINEERING CORPORATION
High-accuracy
thermal
displacement
offset
device
STEALTHULTIMA X is capable of submicron offsets and controls
of the machine. Temperature accuracy: Plus-minus 0.02 degrees
(-10~70 degrees) Mutual error of temperature sensors: 0.004
degrees (-10~70 degrees)
6A-003
Medicatec lnc.
MEDICATEC Inc. has been providing the automatic machine which
applied the technology including the liquid handling. We support
OEM business for automation in every stage. Please feel free to
drop in at our booth.
6B-302
MEITECH CO., LTD.
The newly developed Smoke point tester,excellent in reproducibility
without individual difference and Conductivity meter are exhibited.
4A-708
MEIWAFOSIS CO.,LTD.
We display unique instruments, which will guide you to the great
success on your research work of analytical activities. [Instruments]
Neo-Osmium Coater, Carbon Coater, Precision Vertical Diamond
Wire Saw, Plasma Etching & Cleaning Machine, qNano for
nano-particle evaluation, QCM-D for Bio-Material &/or Industrial
Material Interaction Analysis System, Contact Angle Analyzer
4B-601
Merck Ltd. (Merck Millipore)
6A-403
METKON (HERZOG JAPAN CO., LTD.)
6B-604
Metrohm Japan Ltd
Metrohm Japan will be showcasing our latest innovations for
laboratory and process analysis: Titrators / Karl Fischer Titration /
Ion Chromatography / pH/ISE & Conductivity Meters /
Polarography Systems & CVS.
7B-401
Mettler-Toledo K.K.
We exhibit a wide variety of products from such standard analytical
instruments as highly precise balance, pH meter and Pipettes to auto
sampler and thermal measurement instruments that meet users'
advanced requirements. We also introduce GWP, weighing
consulting service and weight calibration. Please stop by our booth
to see how we can help you with your work comprehensively.
6A-004
Micro Emission Ltd.
Novel patented technology, liquid electrode plasma, realizes
reliability of plasma emission spectrometry in condensed compact
instrument. Master patent is established in six countries. Continuous
measuring model debuts. This model is semi-automatic. It reduces
human task and individual difference.
7B-701
Micromeritics Japan G.K.
In business for 50 years, Micromeritics manufactures a broad line of
instruments that measure various physical characteristics of
powders.
4B-302
MicroSupport Co.,Ltd.
We exhibit various applications of operations under the microscope
as sampling equipment maker, specializing in analysis pretreatment.
7A-503
MICROTEC CO., LTD.
7A-702
MicrotracBEL Corp.
We, MicrotracBEL, contribute to technological development in
"Particle Characterization" field through abundant product.
6A-204
Milestone General K.K.
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD. 5B-101
A reliable TOC analysis in suspension waste water! Introduction of
on-line TOC analyzer . Leave the halogen analysis up to us!
Introduction of Combustion I C.
6A-504
MOL Techno-Trade, Ltd.
Carbon or Lithium in metal based sample can now be analyzed by
New Handheld Analyzer. Most of the light elements in the Metal
can be detected in Low LOD for precise analysis in the field with
battery operation. Raman Analyzer will also be exhibited mainly for
specific material for security field.
4B-005
Moxtek, Inc.
6A-001
Murakami Color Research Laboratory.Co.,Ltd.
Metal mesh devices are suitable for filtration for the
micrometer-sized samples, and suitable for easy detection of small
amount of samples.
5A-203
MURAKAMI KOKI CO.,LTD
OIML Standard Weights, Vibro absorbing mount, Murakami
Electronic Table Balance, Model-JF
6B-802
MurayamaDenkiLtd
We exhibit real time measurement system to detect and transmit
temparature and depth of seawater into tablet terminal.
5A-501
MUSASHI ENGINEERING, INC.
We exhibit wide variety of products, based on MUSASHI's
world-leading precise fluid control tech. Always demonstrating in
our booth.
7B-707
NACALAI TESQUE, INC
-Excellent HPLC columns -2.6um Core-Shell columns for UHPLC
-SFC columns with special stationary phases -Organic compounds ,
catalysts for synthesis
4A-308
Nagara Science Co., Ltd.
6A-507
NAGOYA DENKI
We exhibit Sensirion MEMS sensors which is the best suited to your
Analytical tools. Humidity,Temperature,Flow(Gas/Liquid), and
Differential Pressure sensors are in exhibition. Particularly, Liquid
flow sensor shows high accuracy at very small flow rate (microliter
per every minute)
6A-506
Nagoya Scientific Insturments Co., Ltd.
NAKAMURA SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. 6A-306
UZU is a new-released sealing mixer specialized for flask mixing. It
seals up a flask, and drives a impeller maginetically.
4A-705
NANO CONTROL CO., LTD
We exhibit the ultra-fine positioning equipments in nanometer level
that are driven by piezo actuators and force sensor that can measure
a force of micro newton level.
5A-303
Nanophoton
8A-404
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology
NETZSCH Japan K.K.
4A-205
We will exhibit latest thermal analysis and thermal property
equipment. And we will introduce "The basic course of thermal
analysis; DSC and TG-DTA" at New Technology Seminars and
Presentations.
5A-305
NEW COSMOS ELECTRIC CO., Ltd.
5A-307
New Metals and Chemicals Corporation, LTD.
4A-801
Nichigaku.LTD
7B-404
NICHIRI MFG.CO.LTD
Model iPG8201built around our unique technologies, makes up a
solution of desired pH with ultrapure water that is produced and
supplied in-line. The closed flow path design prevents a
contamination of gaseous CO2 and NH3 from ambient air. UV
detector, employing a new concept, is also displayed.
6B-402
NICHIRYO Co., LTD
Nichiryo will be your best partner to provide various liquid handling
solution including robotic instruments and consumables.
7A-504
Nihon BUCHI. K.K.
7B-303
NIHON DENKEI CO.,LTD.
We have been dealing in and introducing to users, electronic
measuring instruments, precision physical metering equipment,
optical measuring machines, scientific analytical instruments and
environmental testing equipment since the establishment of our
company in 1950. We exhibit observation devices and analyzers for
materials maker customers this year
6B-808
NIHON ENTEGRIS K.K.
4A-404
NIHON FREEZER CO.,LTD.
4A-402
Nihon Pall Ltd.
6A-604
NIHON PISCO CO., LTD.
Rotary Vacuum Pump "RPV06 Series" New quadruple parallel 120L
type is added to RPV06 series, prouding of industry top level
energy-saving and having reputation by low noise and longer
operating life. All together, 4 types are prepared.
5B-102
Nihon Rufuto Co.,Ltd.
We have instruments measuring dispersion evaluation without
dilution.
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5B-001
Nihon seimitsu kagaku co.,ltd.
6B-602
Nihon Thermal Consulting Co., Ltd.
8A-503
Nihon Validation Technologies Corporation
6B-203
NIHON WACON CO.,LTD.
8A-405、8A-501
Nihon Waters K.K.
4A-503
7B-203
6B-807
5A-602
Zeta-potential & Particle-size Analyzer,Fiber-Optics Particle
Analyzer with Autosampler,Capillary Electrophoresis Measuring
System,Reflective Film Thickness Monitor,Quantum Efficiency
Measurement System
4B-003
OURSTEX CORPORATION
5B-505
Oxford Instruments KK
Demonstrations for more than 10 instruments and mock-up,
presentation to promote our attractive products for 5 times at the
booth every day. Fantastic novelties for all visitors. Please come to
join us !
4A-603
PALMESO CO., LTD.
4A-607
PANalytical (Spectris Co., Ltd.)
The world leader in X-ray analysis systems showcases the
cutting-edge and comprehensive technology and solution to improve
your process & quality control and materials research.
4B-001
Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd.
We propose new high function equipment,such as Ultra-Low
temperature freezers or CO2 incubator with safe H2O2
decontamination cycle.
5A-405
Park Systems Japan Inc.
Produce most wide range of AFM products from research grade to
full automated industry AFM, and meet from bio to semiconductor
applications.
5B-104
Particle Sizing Systems Japan Co., LTD.
PSD instruments which can provide quantitative information, and
PSD & ZP instruments without the sample dilutuion, are offered.
7B-702
Peak Scientific
Peak Scientific has won a fourth Queen's Award for International
Trade. Please come and visit our booth to see our new product,
events!
4B-801
PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.
Year 2015, we are back to JASIS under the theme of
5B-404
PROTO MANUFACTURING Corp.
The ultraportable mXRD is the latest addition to our XRD residual
stress measurement family,bringing a new level of versatility in the
field. Proto's advanced technology has laid the ground work for this
unique and user-friendly instrument.
5B-204
Protrustech Co., Ltd
Protrustech better known as PTT is a professional Taiwan
instrument company,which was founded in 2008, as a result of the
work of PTT's scientific group, who have been working for more
then 12 years on scientific instruments to do Raman Spectroscopy,
which today is PTT's main products.
4A-505
Quantachrome Instruments Japan G.K.
4B-407
Quantum Design Japan, Inc.
8A-602
Renishaw K.K.
7B-706
Restek Corporation
Restek is pleased to introduce you a wide range of our
chromatograph consumable products to help your analysis.
5A-101
Rigaku Corporation
By showing wide variety of X-ray and thermal analyzers and Raman
spectrometers, Rigaku gives you the most advanced analyzing
know-hows. Our progressing benchtop and portable/handheld
products will surprise you how sufficient and yet so small they are.
Engineers will always be there to explain you the best applications
for your needs, and to introduce you solutions on new materials like
SiC, fuel cells, and CFRP. The test results of our X-ray imaging
products will be shown in movie. A lot to see in Rigaku booth!
4A-003
RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd..
4A-407
Round science inc.
OptoSirius Corpration
ORGANO CORPORATION
OSAKA CHEMICAL CO., LTD.
OTSUKA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
The ACQUITY QDa Detector is the world's first mass detector to
bring high-quality, mass spectral data to chromatographic
separations. At only the size of a UV/PDA detector, the ACQUITY
QDa Detector utilizes innovative Waters technologies to ensure the
continued success of our customers and truly connecting you with
the Science of What's Possible.
4A-707
Niigata Co.,Ltd
Niigata will exhibit transparent works to show the inside. We also
show our devices and jigs joined metals, nonferrous metals, or
glass,etc.
5A-603
NIKKATO CORPORATION
Nikkato exhibit wear resistant ceramics and thermal ceramics.
5A-202
NIPPE TRADING CO.,LTD.
4A-703
Nippo Precision Co.,Ltd.
Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy is a new technique to analyze
materials. Please contact us, if you have any problem.
7B-503
NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD.
Nippon Denshoku Industries Co.,Ltd. ,which is manufacture
specializing in ColorMeter,GlossMeter and HazeMeter, display the
newest model. Please feel free to contact us , if you have any
question about optical characteristic evaluation in quality
control,research and development. We could measure your samples
with prior notice to us,and propose suitable evaluation method. We
look forward to you coming.
5A-201
NIPPON INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION
5A-002
NIPPON PAPER CRECIA CO., LTD.
We will have all sorts of disposable wipers & safety items.
6B-304
NIPPON S.T. JOHNSON SALES CO., LTD.
7A-705
NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co.,Ltd.
7B-705
NISSAN TANAKA Corporation
Pressure regulator for Standard Gas, High Purity Gas, and Small
Size Regulator for Atmospheric Analysis are displayed. Also, our
Gas Cylinder Changeover Regulator provides the working pressure
maximum up to 0.7MPa, not applied to high pressure gas production
equipment.
4B-704
NITTA CORPORATION
6B-605
Nittokagaku Co. Ltd
This time we exhibit High Speed Fine Shattering Automatic
Mill(New Model which is completed soon) as special product.
6A-305
NOMURA CHEMICAL CO., LTD.
We introduce a new product of the XG series and the HB series. In
addition, We accept a question and the consultation about the
column.
7A-402
NSK Ltd,
6A-602
NTT Advanced Technology Corporation
The Smart SPR provides multichannel and high sensitivity
measurement. The 50-nm scale ensures your measurement data by
AFM, SEM or TEM.
7A-403
Nu Instruments Japan Co. Ltd
Nu Instruments is a market leading designer and manufacturer of
high performance mass spectrometers for isotopic and elemental
analysis. Our instruments are manufactured in the UK and used by
scientists in Academic and Research Laboratories worldwide.
5B-202
Ocean Photonics, Inc.
7B-801
Okamura Corporation
6A-506
OKANOWORKS,LTD
7B-603
OLYMPUS CORPORATION
DELTA series provides advantage for metal material control with its
portability, quick and precise nondestructive measurement. LEXT
OLS4500 reduces alaysis time dramatially.
7A-303
Opto Science, inc.
6B-001
OPTOQUEST CO.,LTD
Light Source. CO2 Sensor.
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6B-307
Rudolph Research Analytical
Automatic Polarimeter line-electronic cooling & heating. Automatic
Refractometer line-wide Refractive Index range (1.26-1.72 RI).
Automatic Density Meters-innovative features designed to meet
most applications. Laboratory Automation-method driven solutions
for high viscosity applications.
4B-202、4B-301
S.T. Japan Inc.
SANKO ELECTRONIC LABORATORY CO., LTD 5A-306
6A-601
SANPLATEC. CORP.
Vaccum glovebox clearview series'' and ''acrylic vaccum desiccator
series'' pursue visibility, air tightness, and variation.New product
and compact type ''temperature and humidity testing chamber
STC-V'' pursues visibility and cost advantage. The beauty of lining
up acrylic equipments is a must-see. Please enjoy Sanplatec's world
of ''ON THE TABLE''
5B-504
SANSYO CO., LTD.
7B-202
Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.
6A-309
SARSTEDT
-Tissue culture products of new design and specification. e.g.) flask,
dish, plate - Various types of tube, tip and box for instruments.
6B-705
Sartorius Japan K.K.
Modular design balance, Analytical balance, Moisture analyzer,
Ultrapure water system, Pipette, Lab filter, Microbe quality control
product
4B-409
SATO KEIRYOKI MFG. CO., LTD.
4B-501
SATO VAC INC.
5B-403
Scienta Omicron, Inc.
We will introduce on the latest in Nanoscale measurement
technology and Surface analysis. A NanoIndenter (TI 950,TI
Premiere) will be introduced at the exhibition.
7B-605
SCIEX
5B-103
SCINICS CORPORATION
5A-505
SCITECH CO., LTD.
6B-202
Seishin Trading Co., Ltd.
5B-206
SEMILAB JAPAN KK
4B-603
Shanghai Sunny Hengping Scientific Instrument Co.,Ltd
Shanghai Sunny Hengping Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd is a
high-technology enterprise specializing in developing, and
manufacturing the instruments for weight, quality, humidity,
viscosity measurement and ingredient analysis, etc.
4B-304
SHIBAYAMA SCIENTIFIC COMPANY, LTD.
8A-701
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
8A-603
SHIMADZU RIKA CORPORATION
Efforts to LAB solutions as a comprehensive engineering company,
and the support system at the time of overseas expansion of a
Japanese company. We exhibit new style of various digital
microscope.
8A-604
Shimadzu Science East Corporation
Mixer & Degassing System :"kakuhanter" by SHASHIN KAGAKU
microbe tester :"Bactester" by NPC
7B-709
Shimadzu Techno-Research,Inc.
5B-004
SHINAGAWA CORPORATION
Introducing automation tools for improving production efficiency
through improved quality in gas flow measurement and elimination
of measurement error.
6A-307
SHINKO DENSHI
6B-306
Shinto Scientific Co.,Ltd.
5B-303
SHOKO SCIENTIFIC CO.,LTD.
6A-005
Shoreline Science Research, Inc.
5B-207
SHOWA DENKO K.K.
Shodex announces new HPLC columns: HILIC columns for
saccharides analysis and aqueous SEC columns for MALS detector,
and new instruments: RI detectors and GPC systems. We also
introduce various HPLC application data, sample preparation tools
"Autoprep®" and biopurification columns "CIMmultusTM" at our
booth.
6A-405
We perform tests and research in various fields. They range from
fundamental tests to applied research, maintenance and quality
control. Our tests and research are performed nonstop, day and
night.
5B-503
SIGEMI Co., Ltd
Borosilicate glass ware and Quatz ware>>>>NMR Tubes, ESR
Tubes, Tube for syringe(for quantitative analysis), Taper tube for
Follow mater>>> We can make a prototype!!
6B-701
Sigma-Aldrich Japan
5A-310
SK-Electronics CO.,LTD.
It enables highiy accurate measurement even in case of an unclear
coony image the or a culture medium of unequal thickness. ., Highly
accurate and functional modular microscope with a flexible
configuration system to meet your needs.
SOGO LABORATORY GLASS WORKS CO., LTD. 7B-403
5B-401
SOMA OPTICS, LTD.
We offer variety of optical analyzers.
5A-304
Spectra Co-op
Our Spectrometer Systems perform the absorbance measurement for
UV-VIS range using probe to target the liquid sample mainly.It is
able to monitor the reaction process in the real time.The software
reads the files are created by Chemometrics software, and The
Unscrambler OLUP Predictor®.
5B-402
Spectra Design Co., Ltd.
We provide solutions for quality control by analyzing manufacturing
data which are extracted by our advanced optical sensing
technology.
5B-407
STM Corporation
6A-301
Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd.
7A-604
Systech Inc.
8A-301
System Instruments,co.,Ltd.
5B-605
Systems Engineering Inc.
5A-401
TA Instruments Japan Inc.
We acquired some companies which treat rubber testing instruments
and heat flow meters for measuring thermal conductivity last year.
Therefore new instruments joined TA Instruments , our product
lineup is enhanced.
4B-408
TACMINA CORPORATION
TACMINA introduces new series of Smoothflow Pump that is
optimized for laboratory use. The new Q Series is able to inject a
small amount of chemicals precisely without pulsation, not causing
change in liquid properties. It can be an ideal alternative to tube
pumps, syringe pumps or diaphragm pumps.
4A-702
TAIATSU TECHNO CORPORATION
4A-405
TAISEI
7B-604
TAITEC CORP.
8A-605
TAKEDA RIKA KOGYO CO.,LTD.
The theme of Takeda Rika's exhibition in this year is "All in one /
Let's meet your partner!" We introduce you the best-of selection
products and look forward to receiving your visit to our booth.
6B-204
TAKEUCHI PRECISION WORKS CO.,LTD.
In order to respond to our clients needs to the greatest extent
possible, engineers who have actual experience with the machinery
are employed. We have established our own direct sales structure
that allows us to listen to voices of our clients. This guarantees us to
be able to develop superior new products that directly reflect our
clients’ needs.
4A-306
Tanaka Corporation
4A-502
TANAKA SCIENTIFIC LIMITED
Tanaka is one of the leading manufacturers of petroleum testers. At
JASIS, we display the latest EDXRF Sulfur Analyzer, Flash Point
Tester, Aniline Point Tester, Softening Point Tester and Distillation
tester.
4B-701
Tecan Japan Co., Ltd.
Tecan specializes in the development, production of instruments and
automated solutions for laboratories in the life sciences sector.
Newly launched products Fluent and Spark10M are showcased.
4B-502
Techno AP Co. Ltd.
SIBATA SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGY LTD.
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5B-203
Techno X Co., Ltd.
Our company is a professional group of energy-dispersive X-ray
fluorescence spectrometer and Radioactive measurement.
6A-203
TEKHNE CORPORATION
If you need a dew point measurement, and/or an oxygen
measurement, you can entirely rely on TEKHNE, who have 35
years experiences in this fields
6B-404
T-Heng Mechanical &Eletrical Co., Ltd.
The most rugged water quality instruments are coming, pH meters,
pH/ORP meters, Conductivity meters and DO meters are IP67
waterproof, shock proof, float, reliable and accurate totally. We also
have similar perfect various digital refractometers and optical
refractometers.
8A-101、8A-201
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Visit us in our booth to find our latest products, services and
solutions will allow you to experience more confidence and expect
more productivity. Please join our new technologies seminars and
talk with our technical experts and discover more ways we can help
solve your toughest analytical challenges.
7A-602
THOMAS KAGAKU CO., LTD
Exhibiting various type of thermostatic water bath, such as
circulating water bath(Chiller) Viscosity bath, Thermometer testing
bath from low temperature to high temperature.
4A-202
TOHO KK
6B-502
TOKI SANGYO CO.,LTD.
Welcome to our booth and please feel free to contact us anytime if
you have something of viscosity measurement that we can help you.
6B-703
TOKYO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Alternatives to ODS column (Mixed-Mode, PFP, others), chiral
separation columns and analytical reagents (Ion-Pair reagents for
LC/MS, labeling reagents for HPLC, GC derivatizing reagents and
others).
7A-603
TOKYO GARASU KIKAI CO., LTD.
5B-301
Tokyo Instruments Inc.
NMReadyTM is a revolutionary benchtop NMR spectrometer. It
offers spectroscopic resolution at a fraction of the size, cost and
maintenance of current NMR instrumentation.
5A-206
TOKYO RIKAKIKAI CO., LTD
We propose a new method to reduce the environmental impact
caused by the conversion of the catalytic reaction to the process
optimization introduction to the basics of research synthesis.
7A-502
Tomsic Ltd.
4A-301
TOMY SEIKO CO., LTD
TOMY MX series centrifuge has unique function of Rack-In-Rotor,
and LSX series are convenient autoclave has foot pedal released
lock.
5B-306
Toray Engineering Co.,Ltd.
7B-304
TOSOH CORPORATION
4B-405
TOYAMA Co., Ltd.
7B-708
TOYAMA SANGYO CO.,LTD
4B-705
TOYO Corporation
8A-402
Trajan Scientific Japan Inc
5A-302
Transtech Inc.
PortaCount Pro and Pro+ Respirator Fit Test System
4A-004
TSI Incorporated
4A-201
Tsukuba TechClub
7B-405、7B-502
ULVAC-PHI, Inc.
Various Surface Analysis Instruments and their recent Applications
are introduced for the automated XPS line-up, TOF-SIMS and AES.
6A-202
UNICO LTD.
7B-301
UNIFLEX Company LTD.
7B-302
Unimicrosep Co.,Ltd.
6A-606
USHIO INC.
1 We exhibit small, handy measureable ng/ml, nM scale Photo
absorbance sensor named 'Pico scope'.
2 'Real time 3D microscope' by high-speed 0.001 sec measurement.
3 Printable Patterning unit 'VUV Aligner' for 5 micron Line &
Space resolution by hydrophilic & hydrophobic surface treatment
5B-606
Verder Scientific Co., Ltd.
Retsch : Emax is the new type ball mill which can grind faster&
finer than any other ball mill. Retsch Technology : Particle Analyzer
with dynamic image analysis which can deliver detailed particle size
and shape information. Carbolite : Customized furnaces. Eltra :
Elemental Analyzers ( Japan Machinery Company )
5A-309
Videojet X-Rite K.K.
5A-510
VISCOTECH CO., LTD.
The new product of viscometer will be shown and demonstrated.
6A-402
WELCO Co., Ltd.
5B-409
WITec K.K.
New product! Class-leading Performance: Automatically 'apyron'
AFM/Raman combination Microscope alpha300AR. Scanning
Near-field Optical Microscope alpha300S SEM/Raman Microscope
RISE Microscope.
6A-605
YABEGAWA Electric Industries,Ltd.
We exhibit the touch panel system divided injection equipment,
micro flow rate pump. It will be our pleasure to welcome someone
to our booth.
5A-205
YABUUCHI INDUSTRY.,INC
4B-303
YAGAMI INC.
If you look for heaters,want to prevent dew condensation,or wonder
how to keep the heat (heat up),we are pleased to suggest best
solution.
7B-101、7B-201
Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.
We would like to introduce the fusion of latest Analytical
Instruments, Scientific Equipments and Research Facilities.
4A-002
Yasui Kikai Corporation
5A-001
YAYOI Co., Ltd.
5A-601
YMC CO., LTD.
YMC provides a total solution that allows the highest performance
of chromatography separation and production including separation
of proteins and peptides, chiral compounds, pharmaceutical
products, impurities, etc. We are pleased to serve your various needs
such columns, packing materials, contract purification, etc. We look
forward to meeting you at our booth.
6B-405
YSI/Nanotech Inc.(Xylem Japan)
Latest instruments from YSI/Nanotech (Xylem Japan) will be
exhibited. Our range includes Multi-parameter water quality
sensors, Acoustic water flow meters, Optical sensors for DO(BOD),
pH ORP, SCT, Turb, precision thermometers and our newly
introduced Refractometer and Titration. Don't miss out!
8A-401
Zurich Instruments AG
Zurich Instruments makes lock-in amplifiers and phase-locked loops
that have revolutionized instrumentation in the high-frequency and
ultra-high-frequency ranges by combining frequency-domain tools
and time-domain tools within each product. This reduces the
complexity of laboratory setups, thus removing sources of potential
problems and so allows researchers to focus on their experiments.
The new MFLI instrument for low-frequencies makes these
advantages available to a wider range of users.
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JASIS
Organizing Committee
(JAIMA + JSIA)
Secretariat
Exhibition
Planning
Subcommittee
Event
Subcommittee
Public
Relations
Subcommittee
Chairperson: Masao Nomoto
Vice Chairpersons: Makoto Igarashi
Takeyoshi Hasegawa
Shizutomo Kaneko
Project
Conference
International
Subcommittee
Team
Team
31. JASIS 2015 Organizing Committee
◎Chairperson
○Vice chairperson
Masao Nomoto
JEOL Ltd
Chiaki Yamamoto
Mettler-Toledo K.K.
Makoto Igarashi
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
Atsushi Misawa
Yamato Scientific Co.,Ltd.
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Takeyoshi Hasegawa
HORIBA, Ltd.
David H. Owens
UNIFLEX COMPANY LTD.
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Shizutomo Kaneko
Merck Millipore, Merck Ltd
Daisuke Kobayashi
Julabo-Japan Co., Ltd
Yoshizumi Takigawa
Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.
Masataka Aoki
Rigaku Corporation
Norikazu Sarai
ADVANTEC TOYO KAISHA, LTD.
Yukiko Kogami
LECO Japan Corporation
Akiko Suzuki
ULVAC-PHI, Inc.
Yoshikazu Kimura
AS ONE CORPORATION
Masaki Tone
OPTOQUEST CO.,LTD
Mariko Takekoshi
Ikeda Scientific Co.,Ltd.
Katsuji Tanaka
KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Keisuke Nonaka
IRIE CORPORATION
Chitose Arai
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Hideki Kitamura
EKO instruments Co., Ltd.
Nahoko Shimokawa
JEOL RESONANCE Inc.,
Masaaki Abe
ST Japan INC.
Nobuo Seto
GL Sciences. Inc.
Soichi Kuritani
ESPEC CORP.
KOKUGO Co.,Ltd.
Kiyosada Onishi
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Shigeki Shimakawa
Go Wakao
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Toru Watanabe
SATO VAC INC
Kei Oide
SHOWA DENKO K.K.
Yoshihiko Aoyagi
TAISEI
Takashi Ishizuka
DKK-TOA CORPORATION
Hiroto Takeda
TAKEDA RIKA KOGYO CO., LTD
Yasuhiro Toyoda
TOSOH CORPORATION
Takashi Ihara
TANAKA SCIENTIFIC LIMITED
Takeshi Takei
Nihon Waters K.K.
Satoshi Endo
DULTON CO., LTD.
Seiji Mizusawa
Hiranuma Sangyo Co., Ltd.
Ikuhiro Kudo
CHINO CORPORATION
Junichi Hoshi
Bruker Optics K.K.
Hitoshi Kitagawa
HORIBA STEC Inc.
Norikazu Sato
Exhibition Committee(JSIA) Chair.
Ken Nakagawa
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.
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● Conference Team
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Minoru Uchida
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
Hisashi Sugisawa
JEOL Ltd.
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Koichiro Matsuda
HORIBA, Ltd
Masashi Taguchi
KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Hideo Akanuma
BL TEC K.K.
Koichi Tamura
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
Yoshitoki Iijima
JEOL Ltd.
Shigeru Nakao
NEW COSMOS ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Tetsuya Oshiro
ERC INC
Kazuyo Nakagawa
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
Shinsuke Ono
Mitsubishi Chemical Analytech Co.,Ltd.
Katsuhiro Nakagawa
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Toshiya Kataoka
TOSOH CORPORATION
Ken Nakagawa
HORIBA, Ltd
Eiji Kawai
JEOL Ltd.
Koji Nakano
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD.
Kosaburo Kawanishi
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
Noriyasu Niimura
JEOL Ltd.
Koji Kawamura
KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K.
Makoto Nishino
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Masaaki Kusaka
Nippon Instruments Corporation
Satoshi Nomura
HORIBA, Ltd.
Tomoyuki Goto
Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
Hiroshi Hashimoto
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH CO., LTD.
Rikio Komagine
Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation
Katsuji Hasegawa
JASCO Corporation
Hiroshi Kondo
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
Hiromitsu Hachiya
DKK-TOA CORPORATION
Akira Kurojuki
GL Sciences Inc.
Kazuhisa Funaki
Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.
● International Team
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Takeshi Kawamoto
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Yusuke Nakamura
Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.
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Shoichi Sakanishi
HORIBA, Ltd
Yasuo Horiguchi
JASCO International Co., Ltd.
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Masahiko Endo
Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.
Shinichi Masuzawa
JEOL Ltd.
Tatsuji Kushimoto
TOSOH CORPORATION
Akira Masunaga
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
Ichiro Suzawa
RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd.
Taketoshi Matsushima
DKK-TOA CORPORATION
Mieko Takatsu
KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Hiroshi Murayama
GASTEC CORPORATION
Kentaro Hayashi
Nobuyoshi Kataoka
Kyoichi Komori
Mayuko Ogawa
Yoko Tabayashi
Shen Jin ni
Fusao Tonotsuka
Yuji Hamazaki
Masako Maeda
Naomi Tsuchiya
Yasuhiro Okada
Kiyomi Suzuki
● Secretariat
（JAIMA）
Mieko Tsutsumi
（JSIA）
Kunihiro Kuramitsu
Masamichi Yamakawa
Takehiko Kan
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Norio Tatebe
JASIS 2015 FINAL REPORT
December, 2015
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