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Agilent has introduced the next-generation ICP-MS, the "Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS." In trace element analysis using ICP-MS, various innovations are required daily to optimize analytical conditions and ensure data reliability. This seminar will introduce how the new product "Agilent 9500" enables smarter analysis, a simpler workflow, and high data reliability, expanding the possibilities of analytical work. We look forward to your participation. Date: July 28, 2026 (Tuesday) 13:00 - 16:30 Venue: Solacity Conference Center, 2nd Floor, Tokyo - Overview of the Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS - Latest technology of the Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS - Introduction of software and applications - Introduction of the latest solutions for elemental analysis

Agilent has introduced the next-generation ICP-MS, the "Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS." In trace element analysis using ICP-MS, various innovations are required daily to optimize analytical conditions and ensure data reliability. This seminar will introduce how the new product "Agilent 9500" enables smarter analysis, a simpler workflow, and high data reliability, expanding the possibilities of analytical work. We look forward to your participation. Date: July 7, 2026 (Tuesday) 13:00 - 16:30 Venue: Osaka, AP Innogate Osaka, 11th Floor - Overview of the Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS - Latest technology of the Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS - Introduction to software and applications - Introduction to the latest solutions for elemental analysis

＼Organizing the Basics and Practical Use of HPLC Detectors in One Hour／ This webinar deepens your understanding of "detectors," which directly impacts analytical accuracy. We will cover everything from principles to differentiation and address practical questions. ▶ Basics of optical detection such as UV and FLD ▶ Features of universal detection like RID and ELSD ▶ Selection points based on analytical objectives ▶ Q&A session useful for practical applications ーーEvent Overviewーー Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Time: 15:00–16:00 (Streaming starts at 14:45) Venue: Online (Webinar / ON24) Participation Fee: Free Recommended for those who want to systematically review HPLC detectors.

Agilent has released a groundbreaking ICP-MS, the "Agilent 9500 Triple Quadrupole ICP-MS." Are you facing challenges such as data reliability, the complexity of method development, and addressing future analytical needs in trace analysis using ICP-MS? In this program, we will introduce a next-generation ICP-MS that expands the possibilities of your lab through a new approach that combines smarter technology, a simpler workflow, and high reliability. Experience the evolution that solves traditional challenges and takes your analytical work to the next level. Would you like to experience the new possibilities of ICP-MS as soon as possible? <Eligibility> Those currently using ICP-MS (in fields such as environmental, food, materials, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, etc.*) Those who will be using it in the future Those considering its introduction Those who are interested *Introduction of ultra-trace analysis applications (such as semiconductor-related) is not planned.

＼Introducing the Latest Trends in MAM Analysis for Antibody Drug QC／ ▶Basics of MAM (Multi-Attribute Method) Analysis and Key Points for QC Implementation ▶Operational Examples Using LC/TOF-MS Solutions ▶Introduction of the Latest LC Columns Achieving High Reproducibility and High Separation ▶Contributing to Improved Analytical Efficiency and Workflow Standardization Recommended for those involved in quality control of antibody drugs and those considering updates to analytical methods. ▶Event Overview Date: June 18, 2026 (Thursday) Time: 15:00–16:00 (Streaming starts at 14:45) Venue: Online (Webinar / ON24) Participation Fee: Free We look forward to your participation.

Amid ongoing instability in solvent supply and rising prices, addressing solvent reduction in HPLC analysis is an important issue. This webinar will explain the essential concepts and specific strategies for "reducing solvents" and "avoiding waste" to ensure that analysis does not stop. ▶ Key points for reviewing method conditions ▶ Selection of LC columns that lead to solvent reduction and time savings ▶ Reducing solvent loss through flow rate settings and system operation The content focuses on practical aspects that can be immediately reviewed in daily operations. 【Event Overview】 ▶ Date: May 15, 2026 (Friday) ▶ Time: 15:00–16:00 (Streaming starts at 14:45) ▶ Venue: Online (ON24) ▶ Participation fee: Free This is recommended for those who want to reconsider the approach to LC analysis, especially given the current constraints on solvent supply.

We provide specific tips for ensuring scientific reliability, strengthening compliance, and optimizing lab operations, going beyond just equipment maintenance. 1. Compliance support services that support PFAS and pesticide GLP and data integrity compliance. 2. A planned approach to maintenance and service utilization, anticipating equipment troubles and audit responses. 3. Tips for operational optimization and asset management that lead to improved overall lab utilization. June 16, 2026 (Tuesday) 12:30 - 16:30 Bellesalle Yaesu 2nd Floor Room B+C What to bring: One business card (to be placed in a holder and used as a nameplate) <Program> - Changes in the analytical environment and PFAS trends: What modern food and environmental labs need to know - PFAS analysis introduction service: Comprehensive support for rapid startup and stable operation - Data integrity and compliance enhancement: Requirements that modern labs should demonstrate - Preventive maintenance and support as a foundation for performance stability - Asset management for the entire lab: Operational optimization through comprehensive management - Q&A, networking

The combination of LC (liquid chromatography) and ICP-MS for speciation analysis is becoming increasingly important in the risk assessment and source analysis of elements such as As and Cr. In this webinar, we will clearly introduce the basics of LC-ICP-MS, including its configuration and principles, measurement examples, and frequently asked questions regarding actual analyses.

＼Accelerating Compound Identification: LC/Q-TOF Webinar <Rebroadcast>／ We are pleased to present a rebroadcast of the LC/Q-TOF webinar that was recently held and received positive feedback. ▶ Clear explanation of the basic principles of Q-TOF ▶ Introduction of application examples by use case ▶ Recorded presentation part, live Q&A session ▶ Real-time answers to questions that were time-constrained in the previous session Participants are welcome from those already using the equipment to those considering its introduction. 【Event Overview】 ▶ Dates April 28 (Tuesday) Day 1: Materials Analysis May 13 (Wednesday) Day 2: Life Sciences and Natural Products May 19 (Tuesday) Day 3: Biopharmaceuticals May 27 (Wednesday) Day 4: Food and Environmental Analysis / PFAS Analysis ▶ Time: 15:00–16:00 (Broadcast starts at 14:45) ▶ Venue: Online (ON24) ▶ Participation Fee: Free We encourage you to take this opportunity to deepen your understanding of analysis.

＼Reconfirming the Basics of LC and GC by Field／ We will be rebroadcasting the popular "LCGC Basics Webinar" from last year (first half) + Live Q&A (second half). ▶Structured by three fields: Materials, Food, and Pharmaceuticals ▶Quickly organize the basics and distinctions of LC/GC ▶Instructors will answer questions arising in practice live 【Event Overview】 ▶Dates ・April 22 (Wednesday) Materials Analysis Edition ・May 8 (Friday) Food Analysis Edition ・May 14 (Thursday) Pharmaceutical Analysis Edition ▶Time 14:00–15:55 (Streaming starts at 13:45) ▶Venue Online (ON24) ▶Participation Fee Free *Registration is required for each date.

We provide specific tips for ensuring scientific reliability, strengthening compliance, and optimizing lab operations, going beyond just equipment maintenance. 1. Compliance support services that support PFAS and pesticide GLP and data integrity compliance. 2. A planned approach to maintenance and service utilization in anticipation of equipment troubles and audit responses. 3. Tips for operational optimization and asset management that lead to improved overall lab utilization. June 19, 2026 (Friday) 12:30 - 16:30 AP Innogate Osaka, 11th Floor, Room H What to bring: One business card (to be placed in a holder and used as a nameplate) <Program> - Changes in the analytical environment and PFAS trends: What modern food and environmental labs need to know - PFAS analysis introduction service: Comprehensive support for rapid startup and stable operation - Data integrity and compliance enhancement: Requirements that modern labs should demonstrate - Preventive maintenance and support as the foundation for performance stability - Asset management for the entire lab: Operational optimization through comprehensive management - Q&A and networking

Mass spectrometry has seen remarkable improvements in sensitivity and accuracy in recent years, increasing its importance as evidenced by its application in the search for disease biomarkers and the growing opportunities in drug development due to the rise of antibody drugs and nucleic acid drugs. On the other hand, effectively utilizing the increasingly diverse and advanced mass spectrometers to achieve desired results hinges on appropriately employing methods suited to the objectives. We will welcome experts in the field as lecturers to discuss the types of mass spectrometry instruments, how to choose methods that fit the purpose, and the application of mass spectrometry in biomarker discovery and drug development, along with practical insights that are not formally documented. Additionally, we will provide a Q&A session where participants can directly ask questions to the lecturers, so whether you are someone who uses mass spectrometry in practice or utilizes it through contract services, please bring your everyday queries. Experimental Medicine Webinar April 15, 2026 (Wednesday) 17:30 - 19:10 (tentative) Lecturers: Dr. Kenji Baba (Osaka University): Differentiating mass spectrometry methods and tips for their application in biomarker discovery (tentative) Dr. Nana Kawasaki (Yokohama City University): Tips for utilizing mass spectrometry in drug development (tentative) Organized by: Yodosha, Sponsored by: Agilent Technologies

A re-broadcast has been decided in response to requests! This is a must-see for those who want to watch again the highly acclaimed "Starting with ICP-OES and ICP-MS Analysis," as well as for first-time viewers! The content is a re-broadcast of the webinar recorded in July 2024. Please note that it will contain overlapping content for those who have already participated. ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ This seminar is ideal for those currently using ICP-OES or ICP-MS, those considering its introduction, and those who want to learn the basics of analysis thoroughly. While many customers utilize ICP-OES and ICP-MS, there are not a few who have questions or concerns in their daily measurements and analyses, such as "Is this correct?" or "What should I check?" In this seminar, Agilent experts will provide clear explanations based on common issues raised by participants. The content will be useful for everyone, regardless of the type or manufacturer of the equipment used. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

Agilent will hold a webinar focusing on the modernization and efficiency of official methods, taking into account the overview of JP chromatography and the key points of USP <621>. Recently, there has been an increasing demand in Japanese quality control labs to: - Improve analytical efficiency while maintaining consistency with official methods - Correctly understand the acceptable range for column changes - Strengthen data integrity and ensure more reliable method transfers In this webinar, we will explain the principles of method optimization in line with the basic principles of JP overview, present case studies on improving analytical performance using Poroshell / ZORBAX columns, and provide practical insights on data management and SST operations using OpenLab CDS. <Program> Overview of JP chromatography and key points of USP <621> - Acceptable range for column changes and practical judgment points - Case studies on method optimization using Poroshell / ZORBAX columns Data management utilizing OpenLab CDS

This webinar will cover the improvement of separation and reproducibility using BioLC (InfinityLab LC), the usefulness of peptide analysis methods using Altura LC columns, case studies of synthetic peptides (including modified amino acids) analyzed with BioConfirm software, and the automation of preprocessing workflows using Bravo. Additionally, we will introduce the increasing importance of data integrity in peptide pharmaceutical analysis and practical points throughout the analytical process. This content will be valuable for those involved in peptide pharmaceutical analysis. We encourage you to participate. Date: April 16, 2026 (Thursday) 14:00-15:00 Target Audience: Analysts and lab managers from pharmaceutical manufacturers and contract analysis organizations who are considering or conducting analyses Participation Fee: Free Format: Online seminar (webinar, tool used: ON24) Presentation: Introduction to the analysis of peptide pharmaceuticals including GLP-1 Presented by: Yusuke Jikumaru, Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.

As the second installment of the highly acclaimed webinar "Latest Information on Nitrosamine Analysis" held in June last year, we will be hosting an online seminar that focuses on more practical analytical approaches and content directly related to quality control. In this webinar, we will discuss the latest application examples of nitrosamine analysis using the Agilent 6495D LC/TQ, as well as key points regarding data integrity, which has become increasingly important in the pharmaceutical industry. The content is designed to be immediately applicable to the work of those engaged in enhancing the sophistication and reliability of nitrosamine analysis. Target Audience - Pharmaceutical manufacturers considering or conducting nitrosamine analysis - Analysts and lab managers from contract analysis organizations Program - Introduction to the latest nitrosamine analysis techniques using LC/MS - Data integrity required for pharmaceutical impurity analysis

Agilent regularly holds "HPLC Basics and Demonstration" workshops using the latest HPLC at our Osaka lab. This workshop features a comprehensive learning experience in a real analytical environment, covering the fundamentals of LC analysis, hands-on operation and maintenance with actual equipment, and experiencing workflow automation with the latest technology. It includes not only lectures but also lab sessions, individual consultations, and lab tours, making it an ideal program for those who want to quickly acquire knowledge that directly addresses daily challenges and improves analytical efficiency. Additionally, attendees will receive discount coupons for purchasing consumables at special prices. We invite you to experience Agilent's HPLC technology that can be immediately applied in practice. Venue: Agilent Technologies, Inc. Osaka Lab (2-1-10 Nanko-Kita, Suminoe-ku, Osaka City, Asia-Pacific Trade Center (ATC) ITM Building, 7th Floor) Capacity: 6 participants per session Participation Fee: Free *The schedule for the workshops is available on our company website.

Agilent regularly holds "HPLC Basics and Demonstration" workshops at the Shibaura Lab using the latest HPLC technology. This workshop features a comprehensive learning experience in a real analytical environment, covering the fundamentals of LC analysis, hands-on operation and maintenance with actual equipment, and experiencing workflow automation with the latest technology. It includes not only lectures but also lab sessions, individual consultations, and lab tours, making it an ideal program for those who want to quickly acquire knowledge that directly addresses daily challenges and improves analytical efficiency. Additionally, attendees will receive discount coupons for purchasing consumables at special prices. We invite you to experience Agilent's HPLC technology that can be immediately applied in practice. Venue: Agilent Technologies Shibaura Office (4-16-36 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo) Capacity: 6 participants per session, Participation fee: Free *The schedule for the workshops is available on our company website.

The revision of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Notification No. 261 of 2003, scheduled to take effect on April 1, 2026, has reviewed the testing methods in water quality testing for tap water, taking into account advancements in analytical technology. Among these, a simultaneous analysis method for metals combining Continuous Flow Analysis (CFA) and ICP-MS has been included in the notification, enabling the automation of multi-element analysis that includes mercury. In this webinar, we will organize the background and overview of the revision, and explain the concepts and operational points of simultaneous analysis of mercury-containing metals using CFA-ICP-MS. We will also introduce practical tips that should be noted on-site, such as pretreatment conditions and quality control considerations. Additionally, we will share analysis tips using Agilent's ICP-MS. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

Interfex Conference Toyama 2026 <Agilent Lecture Manufacturing and Quality DX> Evolving Quality Control through Digital: Reliability and Automated Workflow in LC Labs This presentation will introduce Agilent's next-generation HPLC developed to operate workflows used in pharmaceutical quality control with even greater reliability. Additionally, it will showcase the latest software that supports compliance with various regulations and audits, making lab operations more comfortable. Date: February 13, 2026 [Friday] 10:00-17:00 Venue: Toyama International Conference Center Organizer: RX Japan Co., Ltd. Interfex Week Secretariat Supported by: Toyama Prefectural Pharmaceutical Association Participation Fee: Free

This is a chance to introduce the best-selling HPLC "Infinity III LC" at a special price, available only now. The campaign price starts at 3,990,000 yen (excluding tax), including a PC and installation adjustment costs, allowing you to start operations immediately. In addition to its space-saving design with a width of just 39.6 cm, it is equipped with InfinityLab Assist, which realizes next-generation operability. Automation of analysis preparation and shutdown significantly improves productivity, increases operational rates, and reduces maintenance frequency. With globally proven robustness and reliability, it can be operated safely for the long term. Online demos are also available, introducing the actual machine in about 30 minutes. Of course, it's also fine to request materials only!