<Online Seminar> High-Sensitivity Detection of Proteins from Trace Samples: Case Studies Using Microscopic Insects

Equipped with multiplex two-color fluorescence and automatic protein normalization function!

"Jess" is a solution that automates traditional Western blotting protein separation and immunoassay detection, eliminating labor-intensive steps that are prone to errors and mistakes. In addition to the features of Wes, it is a small high-end model equipped with multiplex two-color fluorescence and automatic protein normalization capabilities. It is a new product with fluorescence functionality. <New Feature: Capillary Reprobing> By combining the newly introduced RePlex Module with traditional reagent kits, it becomes usable! You can view examples such as "Assays for two target proteins and total protein normalization" and "Examples of signal intensity standardization based on total protein amount" from the "PDF Download." Please take a look. 【Features】 ■ Measurement with minimal sample volume (1/5 to 1/10 of the traditional amount) ■ Complete quantification, high reproducibility, and high sensitivity ■ Overwhelming processing capacity (short measurement time starting from 3 hours) ■ Elimination of human error *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Other physicochemical equipment

Provide analysis results for 24 samples in just 3 hours! Achieve picogram-level sensitivity through chemiluminescence detection and workflow automation.

"Abby" is a chemiluminescent Western protein analyzer. It automates the separation of protein sizes and immunodetection, providing analysis results for 24 samples in 3 hours. It saves time spent in the lab performing traditional Western blot procedures such as antibody addition, incubation, and washing. 【Features】 ■ Provides analysis results for 24 samples in 3 hours ■ Saves time spent in the lab performing traditional Western blot procedures ■ Achieves sensitivity at the picogram level ■ Allows for more flexible handling of valuable samples ■ Advances traditional Western blot technology *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Other physicochemical equipment

Leo: High-throughput quantitative Western

The Leo system adopts Simple Western technology and is a high-throughput, fully automated capillary western platform. It enables fast, simple, and highly sensitive protein quantification and detection, processing up to 100 samples in a single measurement, while also expanding the experimental scale of quantitative assay design, providing measurement results in just 3 hours.

• Electrophoresis Equipment

We will be exhibiting at TECHNO×FRONTIER 2025 - the 40th Power System Exhibition. Please be sure to visit our booth. Our booth: West Hall 4, NO. 4-B25 Organizer: Japan Management Association https://www.jma.or.jp/tf/outline/power.html

Even engineers can achieve this. Patent research transformed by AI search × BI! In daily patent research, many face challenges such as: "I don't know how to create search queries or what appropriate keywords to use..." "There are too many results to read, and I can't get around to analyzing them..." "In the end, I end up relying on the IP department or specific experts..." These issues lead to prolonged research times and delayed decisions... However, it is precisely because they have the deepest technical understanding that patent research conducted by "on-site engineers" is considered important. In this seminar, we will explain the entire process from research and analysis to research and development and strategic planning using PatentSQUARE, in a practical format from the engineer's perspective. We will first break through the "entrance to research" with AI search and resolve the "inability to analyze" bottleneck with the IP BI dashboard, achieving a seamless process without relying on other tools. ≪Recommended for≫ ● Those in research and development or technical departments ● Those considering new technology themes ● Those who want to improve research efficiency If you want to learn "research that leads to decision-making" rather than just ending with searches, please feel free to join us.

In the increasingly complex product development landscape, the importance of physical modeling and model-based development is rising, driven by factors such as carbon neutrality, electrification, advanced energy systems, and the efficiency of control development. This seminar will focus on the Modelica-compatible multiphysics simulation environment "Dymola," introducing practical technical information and user cases related to thermal and fluid system modeling, energy systems, control, electrification, building equipment, and model integration via FMI. This free online seminar is recommended for those who want to learn about the latest trends in Dymola/Modelica/FMI and those looking to utilize MBD in design, control development, and system evaluation. Date and Time: Thursday, July 30, 2026, 13:00 - 17:00 Format: Microsoft Teams Webinar Participation Fee: Free / Pre-registration required Organizer: Neolium Technology Co., Ltd. Sponsor: Dassault Systèmes Co., Ltd.

Even engineers can do this. Patent research transformed by AI search × BI! In daily patent research, many face issues such as: "I don't know how to create search queries or what appropriate keywords to use..." "There are too many results to read, and I can't manage to analyze them..." "In the end, I rely on the IP department or specific experts..." These problems lead to prolonged research times and delayed decision-making... However, it is precisely because they have the deepest technical understanding that patent research conducted by "on-site engineers" is considered important. In this seminar, we will explain the entire process from research and analysis to research and development and strategic planning using PatentSQUARE, in a practical format from the engineer's perspective. We will first break through the "entrance to research" with AI search, eliminate the "analysis bottleneck" with the IP BI dashboard, and achieve a seamless process without relying on other tools. ≪Recommended for≫ ● Those in research and development or technical departments ● Those considering new technology themes ● Those who want to improve research efficiency If you want to learn "research that leads to decision-making" rather than just searching, please feel free to join us. * The session on September 2 (Wednesday) will be an archive of the event held on August 27 (Thursday).

We are utilizing Jess in the presentation paper. We will hold an online seminar featuring a presentation by Kiyoka Deguchi, Lecturer at the Institute of Intractable Diseases, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science. The latest data will be presented on research that elucidates the response to enterovirus A71 using an intestinal microphysiological system cultured with human ES/iPS cells on a microfluidic device. Related paper on the lecture content: *Modeling human enterovirus A71 infection using an intestinal microphysiological system