Webinar Announcement: Automated sample management for more efficient drug discovery...

Fully automatic tube handler / Simplifying the handling of complicated vials!

The basic tube handler can implement the following functions: - Rear lay, reformat - Sample tracking (barcode) - Weighing - Labeling - Capping/decapping - Dispensing The BioMicroLab XL100 / XL200 accommodates tubes and vials up to 125mm in height. It is designed to allow for interchangeable pick heads, providing the flexibility to use the same device with different tubes and vials. Examples of compatibility: - 96, 48, 24, 12, 6 format SBS tube racks - Tubes or vials from 0.2 mL to 15 mL+ - 2 mL cryovials - 4 mL, 6 mL, 8 mL glass vials - Conical tubes (e.g., 15mL Falcon tubes) - Vacutainer blood collection tubes The BML XL200, with a large deck capacity of 30 racks, offers similar functions and performance as the XL100 (20 rack capacity) and is suitable for laboratories performing high-throughput processing or those requiring deck space for reagents, cleaning areas, and tip boxes.

• Automatic Dispensing Device
• Other balances and scales
• Microtubes

96-piece automatic tube handler

The basic tube handler can implement the following functions: ■ Labeling ■ Sample tracking ■ Weighing ■ Re-arraying and re-formatting vials The BioMicroLab XL9 / XL20 is a tube handler for 96 tubes. The XL9 can accommodate 9 racks and is particularly suitable for labs that are just starting to automate or have limited tabletop space. The XL20 can hold 20 racks and allows for several hours of 'walk-away' time. It is an ideal product to be used as a benchtop robot alongside a fully automated sample warehouse. With the ability to label and weigh tubes, it achieves lab automation, reduces labor costs, and enhances experimental efficiency.

• Automatic Dispensing Device

Cost reduction for PCR/qPCR and NGS library preparation!

"mosquito Genomics" is a robust nanoliter-scale dispensing device that employs a positive displacement method. It can perform accurate aspiration and dispensing, as well as precise mixing, making it suitable for various applications. By minimizing the sample volume in sample management workflows and genomics research, it contributes to cost reduction. ● Reduction of running costs through miniaturization and low dead volume The accurate dispensing mechanism allows for the handling of precious samples and expensive experimental reagents in small volumes, while also minimizing dead volume, significantly reducing running costs. ● Reduction of hands-on time and improvement of reproducibility through automation With rapid and precise operation, it eliminates dispensing errors and cross-contamination caused by human error, enhancing reproducibility. ● Improvement of data reliability through increased sample size The benefits of miniaturization extend beyond mere cost savings; it enables multiple experiments to be conducted in parallel, thereby improving data reliability. ● User-friendly The easy-to-use software makes the protocol creation process very simple.

• Other dispensing equipment
• Automatic Dispensing Device
• Other Nucleic Acid/DNA Research

When we look around us, we see various areas such as housing, home appliances, automobiles, miscellaneous goods, and sports equipment filled with many plastic materials like synthetic fibers, films, bottles, and resin products. However, the concept of modern polymer materials, specifically the idea of polymers (macromolecules) connected by covalent bonds, was not established just 100 years ago. Therefore, it can be said that in less than a century, numerous plastic materials with various characteristics have been developed and rapidly integrated into our lives. Due to the short history and the diversity of materials, there are various challenges encountered when dealing with plastic materials, and the role of analytical technicians in solving these issues is significant. In this course, we will explain important and fundamental points over two sessions, focusing on the field of resin materials, not only for analytical technicians but also for engineers who create products using plastic materials and those who use plastic products to deepen their understanding. In the first session, which serves as a foundational overview, we will discuss the characteristics of representative plastic materials, including molecular structure and physical properties, characteristics and applications, and manufacturing methods, to aid in the understanding of plastic materials.

When we look around us, we see that various areas such as housing, home appliances, automobiles, miscellaneous goods, and sports equipment are overflowing with many plastic materials like synthetic fibers, films, bottles, and resin products. However, 100 years ago, the concept of modern polymer materials, specifically the idea of polymers (macromolecules) connected by covalent bonds, had not yet been established. Therefore, it can be said that in just under a century, numerous plastic materials with various characteristics have been developed and rapidly integrated into our lives. Due to the short history and the diversity of materials, there are various challenges encountered when handling plastic materials, but the role of analytical technicians in solving these issues is significant. Following the previous foundational edition, this second application edition will explain polymer multiphase materials (such as polymer alloys, compounds, and resin composites) and molding techniques, as well as environmental issues surrounding plastic materials, in order to enhance the practical value of plastic materials.

[Instructor] Yosuke Okada, President of Activation Consulting Co., Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] As work styles diversify, the difficulty of personnel evaluation is increasing. While there is an effort to motivate subordinates, it is often heard that repeated meetings without proper "evaluation techniques" can lead to increased dissatisfaction. This course will convey the "evaluation techniques" practiced by effective managers for those struggling with the evaluation and development of their subordinates. By learning "evaluation techniques," participants will understand eye-opening "ways of thinking" to gain the trust of their subordinates and will be able to motivate them to carve out their own careers. The instructor has guided over 100 companies as a "personnel evaluation consultant." Many have noted that his book "The Techniques to Become a Valued Employee" articulates the true feelings of managers. [Lecture Items] 1. Essential "evaluation techniques" for future managers 2. The essence of personnel evaluation that no one teaches 3. Methods to motivate subordinates to carve out their own careers 4. Immediately usable personnel evaluation techniques 5. Q&A

Our company will be exhibiting at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Reproductive Psychology, which will be held at the Urban Center Hotel. The event will take place in person. We sincerely look forward to the participation of many attendees.

We will be exhibiting at the 47th Kinki Academic Conference of the Japan Hospital Pharmacists Association held at Grand Cube Osaka. The conference will be held in person. We sincerely look forward to the participation of many attendees.