
Analysis of organic acids (short-chain fatty acids) in feces and analysis of bacterial and fungal flora (microbiome) are possible. A fecal collection kit that allows for storage of collected feces at room temperature is also available for sale.

Temperature-modulated DSC allows for specific heat measurements using the IS method, providing a wealth of information in high-temperature regions where specific heat measurements have been considered difficult, which cannot be obtained with conventional DSC.

Clear explanations from Class 1 to Class 6, along with actual exam footage! (Approximately 15 minutes)

Diagnosis using harmonics from the 2nd to the 40th! Abnormalities and deterioration in motors, machines, inverters, power transformers, and capacitors can be diagnosed.

An example of using a pH meter for cooling water management combined with concentrated management of electrical conductivity.

Identification of differences at the strain level of bacteria and yeast / Contract testing that is faster and more cost-effective than traditional identification methods such as PFGE analysis and MLST analysis / Also effective for screening.

Quantification of total bacteria, ammonia-oxidizing bacteria, iron bacteria, sulfate-reducing bacteria, Anammox, nitrite-oxidizing bacteria, iron-oxidizing bacteria, Dehalococcoides, etc.

Analysis of physicochemical components in feces / organic acids (short-chain fatty acids), decomposition products, IgA, bile acids, etc. / Feces and gastrointestinal contents from humans, mice, pigs, etc. can also be accepted.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) is ideal for analyzing surface contamination, discoloration, and other evaluations because it provides elemental information from the outermost surface of the sample (a few nm).