JASIS 2019

Sept 3(Tue.) Sept 4(Wed.) Sept 5(Thu.) Sept 6(Fri.)

Sept 3(Tue.)

<UTokyo GlobalCEE - JAIMA Co-organized Symposium> The 4th The University of Tokyo - Vietnam National University - Yangon Technological University Strategic Partnetrship Joint Symposium "Vietnam- Myanmar-Japan Joint Symposium on Application of Analytical Instruments in Environmental, Food and Medical Research and Education"
Organizer	<Co-organizer> Global Center for Enginnering Education on Basis of University-Industry-Collaboration, Department of Applied Chemistry, School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo (UTokyo GlobalCEE) Japan Analytical Instruments Manufactures' Assosiation (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 201A
Date	Sept. 3 (Tue.) 09:30-17:00	Language	English
The 4th The University of Tokyo - Vietnam National University - Yangon Technological University Strategic Partnership Joint Symposium, "Vietnam- Myanmar-Japan Joint Symposium on Application of Analytical Instruments in Environmental, Food and Medical Research and Education", will be held in JASIS Conference. International Education cooperation project on instrumental analytical chemistry has been provided by Univ. Tokyo in collaboration with JAIMA companies. Researchers will exchange the views on analytical techniques and human resource development for food safety and environmental monitoring. Please join us to collect information for future business development in Vietnam and Myanmar.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Not Required
Contact	Hachiya (JAIMA Technical Affairs Committee)
TEL	+81-3-3292-0642	E-mail	hachiya@toadkk.co.jp
URL	https://www.jaima.or.jp/

Program

9:30-9:55	Opening Ceremony	Relative Organization representive(U.Tokyo, JAIMA, VNU-HUS, YTU, JST)
10:00-11:20	Analytical Chemistry Education & Globalization Strategy toward SDGs	Prof. Takehiko Kitamori(Univ. Tokyo / Professor) Prof. Nguyen Van Noi(VNU-HUS / Dean) Prof. Mya Mya Oo(YTU / Professor) JAIMA's Tech. Chairperson(JAIMA - Technical Affairs Committee) JST's Int'l. Dept. Chaipaerson(JST - International Affairs Department)
11:20-12:50	Lunch
12:50-16:50	Technical Session on Application of Analytical Instruments in Environmental, Food and Medical Research	Vietnam (x3)(Vietnam National Univ. - Hanoi Univ. of Science) Myanmar (x2)(Yangon Technological Univ.) JAIMA Companies (x7)(JAIMA Companies) U.Tokyo etc(U. Tokyo or Food safety relative officer)
16:50-17:00	Closing Remarks

35th Seminor on Analytical Electron Microscopy
Organizer	Division of analytical electron microscopy, The Japanese Society of Microscopy	Place	International Conference Room
Date	Sept. 3 (Tue.) 10:00-16:30	Language	Japanese
Lectures will be given on tutorials and research topics (including general lectures) related to analytical electron microscopy. The tutorial will give a detailed talk on the basics of EDS and EELS, which are the basis of analytical electron microscopy. In the topics session on the first day, we will introduce the latest research examples, focusing on "analysis by new detectors and detection methods". On the second day, we will give a talk on EDS / EELS analysis using angle-resolved EELS, CL, and beam locking at the topic session "Basics and application of special spectroscopy". In addition, "Damage-free sample preparation" will give a detailed talk on sample preparation from inorganic materials to biological samples. A oral session will be set up in the afternoon of the second day, providing an opportunity for active discussion on analytical electron microscopy.

Admission	Member: 6,000Yem, Nonmember: 7,000Yen, Student: free	Pre-registration	Required (http://labs.eng.hokudai.ac.jp/labo/LIFM/bunseki/)
Contact	Sakaguchi
TEL	+81-11-706-6768	E-mail	bunseki@eng.hokudai.ac.jp
URL	http://labs.eng.hokudai.ac.jp/labo/LIFM/bunseki/

Program

10:00-10:30	Introduction to energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy	K. Kaneko(Kyushu Univ.)
10:30-11:00	Basic and practice of quantitative analysis for TEM-EDS	M. Morita(JEOL)
11:00-11:30	EELS analysis of dielectric properties of materials	Y. Sato(Tohoku Univ.)
11:30-12:00	Core-loss spectrum; from the basics to the advanced level	M. Haruta(Kyoto Univ.)
12:00-13:30	Lunch break
13:30-14:00	Introduction to quantification of electromagnetic fields by DPC	T. Seki(Univ. of Tokyo)
14:00-14:30	Very basic of phase retrieval using electron ptychography	K. Mitsuishi(NIMS)
14:30-15:00	Application of differential phase contrast scanning transmission electron microscopy for soft materials	S. Inamoto(Toray Research Center)
15:00-15:10	Break
15:10-15:40	Local crystal structure analysis using STEM-CBED with a fast pixelated STEM detector	K. Tsuda(Tohoku Univ.)
15:40-16:10	Utilizing a TEM to produce crystal orientation map and phase map	S. Suzuki(TSL Solutions)
16:10-16:30	Discussion

Advanced Scanning probe analysis technique
Organizer	SPM division of Japanese Microscopy Society	Place	Conference Room 301A
Date	Sept. 3 (Tue.) 13:00～17:00	Language	Japanese
Advanced technology of scanning probe microscopy (SPM) for practical materials and devices are the main topics of the seminar. Fundamental analytical technology for nanoscale electronic- and material- properties will be discussed. New products will also be introduced from SPM manufacturer.

Admission	￥3,500-	Pre-registration	Deadline : 8/30(Friday)　(Send E-mail to h.itoh@aist.go.jp) (Title should be "SPM Seminar JASIS")
Contact	Hiroshi ITOH (AIST)
TEL	81-29-861-5752	E-mail	h.itoh@aist.go.jp
URL	http://www.nims.go.jp/project/amcp/spm/

Program

13:00-13:05	Opennig Remark	H. ITOH(AIST)
13:05-13:55	High resolution Atomic force microscopy	N Sugimoto(Tokyo Univ.)
13:55-14:45		S Kawai(NIMS)
14:45-15:15	Invited Speaker 3
15:15-15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-15:55	SPM Analysis of Organic composite materials	A Honda(AIST)
15:55-16:20	SPM Analysis of Li ion battery	M. Kitta(AIST)
16:20-16:45	Topics 3
16:45-16:55	Closing Remarks

Sept 4(Wed.)

Profiling of Fear III -Current Looming Situations-
Organizer	Metabolic Profiling Forum	Place	Conference Room 304
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 09:00-17:45	Language	Japanese
Current severe situation on human nutrition and metabolomic analysis will be presented and discussed. A science KODAN (traditinal Japanese Talk) will be included.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	recommended( via JASIS2019 website)
Contact	Nemoto, Tadashi
TEL	+81-298-861-6778	E-mail	tadashi.nemoto@aist.go.jp
URL

International Conference Session 1 RSC Tokyo International Conference 2019
Organizer	The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) , Japan Analytical Instruments Manufactures' Association (JAIMA)	Place	Convention Hall B
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 09:30-17:50	Language	English
The RSC Tokyo International Conference 2019 will be held by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) and Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) as a part of JASIS international conference sessions. It consists of flash presentation & poster sessions as well as plenary, keynote and invited lectures on the theme of "Versatile Analytical Electrochemistry".

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (http://www.jasis.jp) Deadline: Sep. 9/2 (Mon.)
Contact	Ikuko Hamagami (Techinical Affairs Committee of JAIMA)
TEL	+81-3-6206-4714	E-mail	ikuko.hamagami@horiba.com
URL

Program

9:30-9:35	Opening remark from RSC
9:35-9:40	Remark from JAIMA
9:40-10:20	[Plenary Lecture 1]Electrochemistry at liquid-liquid interfaces for the detection of ions	Damien W. M. Arrigan(Curtin University,　Australia )
10:20-11:05	Flash Presentation 1	Presenters
11:05-11:20	Break
11:20-11:40	Top 5 Analyst Tip on Publishing	Jeanne Therese Andres(Royal Society of Chemistry, UK )
11:40-12:40	Poster Session 1	Presenters
12:40-14:40	Lunch Break & Exhibition
14:40-15:25	Flash Presentation 2	Presenters
15:25-15:55	[Invited Lecture 1] Electrochemical tuning sensing and catalytic performance of catalytic materials -from nanoscale to atomic scale	Jing Fang Huang(Department of Chemistry, National Chung Hsing University,　Taiwan)
15:55-16:10	Break
16:10-16:50	[Plenary Lecture 2] Recent movement from electrochemical sensing to electrochemical imaging	Tomokazu Matsue (Tohoku University, Japan)
16:50-17:50	Poster Session 2	Presenters

JAIMA Seminar 1 "Instrumental Analysis -Are you confident of your analytical results? -"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Convention Hall A
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 09:50～17:20	Language	Japanese

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

9:50-10:00	Opening Address	Hideyuki TANAKA(NMIJ, AIST)
10:00-11:30	Beginner’s Guide on Evaluating Measurement Uncertainty	Takehiro NAKAMURA(JEMIC)
11:30-12:00	Practical Use of Measurement Uncertainty in Laboratory Accreditation	Yoko Fukunaga(NITE)
12:00-13:50	Break
13:50-15:00	Guidance on Evaluating Uncertainty Based on Model Equation	Hideyuki TANAKA(NMIJ, AIST)
15:00-15:30	Utilization of Measurement Uncertainty in Conformity Assessment	Isao KOJIMA(JSAC)
15:30-15:40	Break
15:40-16:10	Guides and Standards Regarding Measurement Uncertainty	Hideyuki TANAKA(NMIJ, AIST)
16:10-16:40	Calibration and Uncertainty Evaluation of Piston Pipette	Akitoshi TAKAO(JQA)
16:40-17:10	Case Studies on Uncertainty Evaluation in Chemical Analysis ～Essentials and Techniques～	Masaru YAMAZAWA (CERI)
17:10-17:20	Closing Address	Hideyuki TANAKA(NMIJ, AIST)

JAIMA Seminar 2 "Fundamental lectures on basic techniques in analytical experiments"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 303
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 10:00～12:00	Language	Japanese
This seminar is intended for beginners of analytical engineers and is composed with two lectures. The first one focuses how to handle analytical tools such as balances and pipettes properly. The second one focuses how to prepare solutions properly

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

10:00-11:00	How to handle balances and pipettes properly	Fumihide Miyashita(Shimadzu General Services)
11:00-12:00	How to prepare solutions properly	Nobuo Uehara(Utsunomiya University)

Advanced Scanning probe analysis technique
Organizer	SPM division of Japanese Microscopy Society	Place	Conference Room 301A
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 10:00～16:30	Language	Japanese
Advanced technology of scanning probe microscopy (SPM) for practical materials and devices are the main topics of the seminar. Fundamental analytical technology for nanoscale electronic- and material- properties will be discussed. New products will also be introduced from SPM manufacturer.

Admission	￥3,500-	Pre-registration	Deadline : 8/30(Friday)　(Send E-mail to h.itoh@aist.go.jp) (Title should be "SPM Seminar JASIS")
Contact	Hiroshi ITOH (AIST)
TEL	81-29-861-5752	E-mail	h.itoh@aist.go.jp
URL	http://www.nims.go.jp/project/amcp/spm/

Program

10:00-10:05	Opennig Remark	H. Itoh(AIST)
10:05-10:45	Advanced techniques for Atomic force microscopy in Liquid	G. Fukuma(Kanazawa Univ.)
10:45-11:25	Invited Speaker 2
11:25-12:00	Intoduction of SPM products
12:00-14:00	Lunch ～Please　observe　the　exhibition booths～
14:00-14:05
14:05-14:45	Nano FTIR analysis of composite materials	H. Itoh(AIST)
14:45-15:10	Topics 1
15:10-15:35	Topics 2
15:35-16:00	Topics 3
16:00-16:10	Closing Remark

35th Seminor on Analytical Electron Microscopy
Organizer	Division of analytical electron microscopy, The Japanese Society of Microscopy	Place	International Conference Room
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 10:00-16:40	Language	Japanese
Lectures will be given on tutorials and research topics (including general lectures) related to analytical electron microscopy. The tutorial will give a detailed talk on the basics of EDS and EELS, which are the basis of analytical electron microscopy. In the topics session on the first day, we will introduce the latest research examples, focusing on "analysis by new detectors and detection methods". On the second day, we will give a talk on EDS / EELS analysis using angle-resolved EELS, CL, and beam locking at the topic session "Basics and application of special spectroscopy". In addition, "Damage-free sample preparation" will give a detailed talk on sample preparation from inorganic materials to biological samples. A oral session will be set up in the afternoon of the second day, providing an opportunity for active discussion on analytical electron microscopy.

Admission	Member: 6,000Yem, Nonmember: 7,000Yen, Student: free	Pre-registration	Required (http://labs.eng.hokudai.ac.jp/labo/LIFM/bunseki/)
Contact
TEL	+81-11-706-6768	E-mail	bunseki@eng.hokudai.ac.jp
URL	http://labs.eng.hokudai.ac.jp/labo/LIFM/bunseki/

Program

10:00-10:30	Dispersion measurement of surface plasmons by angle-resolved EELS	H. Saito(Kyushu Univ.)
10:30-11:00	Beam-rocking EDS/EELS: quantitative site-specific analysis utilizing electron channeling effect	M. Ohtsuka(Nagoya Univ.)
11:00-11:30	Extraction and interference of surface plasmon modes observed by angle-resolved cathodoluminescence STEM	T. Sannomiya(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
11:30-14:00	Lunch Break～Please　observe　the　exhibition booths
14:00-14:30	Electron microscope sampling and observation methods to prevent from damaging soft materials	H. Hirose(Teijin)
14:30-15:00	Biasing TEM-sample preparation techniques for operando observation of functional devices	K. Yamamoto(JFCC)
15:00-15:30	Specimen preparation of metals and oxides for SEM observations based on some practical examples	H. Akamine(Kyushu Univ.)
15:30-15:40	Break
15:40-16:40	Oral presentations

Infrared Spectroscopy: Fundamentals and Applications
Organizer	The Spectroscopical Society of Japan	Place	Conference Room 101
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 10:00-17:00	Language	Japanese
The objective of this seminar is to help the new or potential user of infrared spectroscopy to understand the basic theory of infrared spectroscopy, Fourier-transform infrared measurements, and spectral analysis on the basis of the book entitled "Infrared Spectroscopy", spectroscopy series 4, Kodansha. The benefits and scope of infrared spectroscopy are explained for a wide range of applications.

Admission		Pre-registration
Contact	Yukio Furukawa (Waseda University)
TEL	+81-3-5286-3244	E-mail	furukawa＠waseda.jp
URL	https://www.bunkou.or.jp/english/index.html

Program

10:00-10:05	Opening remarks	Yukio Furukawa(Waseda University)
10:05-11:05	Theory of infrared spectroscopy	Yukio Furukawa(Waseda University)
11:10-12:10	Fourier-transform infrared spectral measurements	Kenichi Akao(JASCO)
12:10-14:30	Lunch-Please　observe　the　exhibition booths
14:30-16:10	Interface and thin film measurements	Ken-ichi Akao(JASCO)
16:15-16:55	Microscope and image measurements	Takeshi Hasegawa(Kyoto University)
16:55-17:00	Closing remarks	Takeshi Hasegawa(Kyoto University)

Laser Ablation Workshop 2019
Organizer	Discussion Group for Laser Ablation Spectrochemistry	Place	Conference Room 105
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 10:00-17:40	Language	Japanese

Admission	Free (3,000 JPY for social mixer, 18:30～)	Pre-registration	Required (please contact below)
Contact	Wakiko Yamaoka (TDK Corporation)
TEL		E-mail	wyamaoka@jp.tdk.com
URL

Program

10:00-10:10	Opening remarks	Takafumi Hirata(The University of Tokyo)
10:10-10:50	[Special lecture 1] Key tips on the LA-ICPMS technique	Yoshiaki Kon(GSJ/AIST)
10:50-11:20	[Technical presentation 1] Advanced LA-ICPMS from Agilent (tentative)	Naoki Sugiyama(Agilent Technologies)
11:20-11:50	[Technical presentation 2] New generation femtosecond laser ablation-ICPMS system for elemental and isotopic analyses	Yasuo Kuroki(Thermofisher Scientific)
11:50-14:00	Lunch and JASIS Exhibition
14:00-14:40	[Special Lecture 2] Analysis of industrial materials by LA technique (tentative)	Hideaki Minami(Kyoto Municipal Institute of Industrial Technology )
14:40-15:10	[Technical presentation 3] LA/Single Particle/Single Cell-ICP-MS for biological samples	Kyoko Kobayashi(PerkinElmer)
15:10-15:40	[Technical presentation 4] Advanced LA from ESI (tentative)	Ciaran O’Connor (Electro Scientific Industries, Inc.)
15:40-15:50	Break
15:50-16:20	[Technical presentation 5] Ivina: New ArF Excimer Laser Ablation System (tentative)	Damon Green(Teledyne CETAC Technologies?)
16:20-16:50	[Technical presentation 6] A Brief History of Laser Ablation In Spectroscopy	Stephen Shuttleworth(Applied Spectra Inc. VP )
16:50-17:20	[Technical presentation 7] Unique Features of Multispot Ablation Laser Ablation System for Elemental Analysis of Solid Materials	Norio Yasuda(S.T. Japan Inc. )
17:20-17:40	Closing remarks	Takafumi Hirata(The University of Tokyo)

Value Creation by Sensing Inovation
Organizer	Department of Electronics and Manufacturing, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology	Place	Conference Room 102
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 13:00-15:45	Language	Japanese
We are contributing to enhancing industrial competitiveness by developing advanced electronics, optical device technologies and innovative manufacturing technologies. Recently, We are creating new values by innovative sensing technology. In this seminar, we introduce the latest research of sensing technologies and value creation by using them. The language in this seminar is Japanese, but question in English is acceptable.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (Web)
Contact	Department of Electronics and Manufacturing, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
TEL		E-mail	jasis-2019-eleman-ml@aist.go.jp
URL	https://www.aist.go.jp/aist_e/dept/en_delma.html

Program

13:00-13:05	Introduction	Tetsuji Yasuda(Department of Electronics and Manufacturing ・Deputy Director General)
13:05-13:25	R&D on Sensing Systems Envisioned by AIST	Makoto Fujimaki(Sensing System Research Center・ Deputy Director)
13:25-13:40	Extremely Sensitive Biosensor for Detecting Environmental Virus Particles: EFA-NI	Hiroki Ashiba(Sensing System Research Center・ Biological Substance Detection Team・ Senior Researcher)
13:40-13:55	Smart Agriculture in Japan for High Quality Ingredients	Hiromitsu Furukawa(Sensing System Research Center・ Wide Area Monitoring Team・Leader)
13:55-14:10	Active Mechanomyogram Sensing for Muscle Evaluation	Yuusuke Takei(Sensing System Research Center・ Hybrid Sensing Device Team ・Researcher)
14:10-14:30	Flexible Devices aiming for Human Augmentation	Hirobumi Ushijima(Human Augmentation Research Center ・Deputy Director)
14:30-14:45	Flexible sensor sheet for visualizing wind speed distribution	Shusuke Kanazawa(Human Augmentation Research Center・Smart Sensing Research Team・Researcher)
14:45-15:05	AIST Model Factory for Connected Manufacturing	Hiroyuki Sawada(Atrificial Intelligence Research Center・Principal Research Manager)
15:05-15:25	Visualization technique via mechanoluminescence in a multi-material society	Yuki Fujio(Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute・Trillion Sensing Group ・Senior Researcher)
15:25-15:45	Visualization of tacit knowledge in a manufacturing industry - as an example of the deterioration of copper electroplating solution	Toshiaki Koga(Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute・Trillion Sensing Group ・Senior Researcher)

The technical seminar for drinking water analysis in 2018
Organizer	Association Examination and lnspection for Supplied Water	Place	Conference Room 201
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 13:00-17:00	Language	Japanese

Admission	\5,000( Members of Association )	Pre-registration	Required (http://www.kyueikyo.jp/)
Contact	Izumi Oowada
TEL	044-270-4375	E-mail	oowada@kyueikyo.jp
URL	http://www.kyueikyo.jp/

Program

12:30-13:00	Reception time
13:00-13:10	Opening Remarks	Akio Okumura(Association Examination and lnspection for Supplied Water chairman)
13:10-14:40	The latest information about the revision of tap water inspection method (Revision of April,2020)	Norihiro Kobayashi( National Institute of Health Sciences Division of Environmental Chemistry )
14:40-14:50	Break time
14:50-15:30	How to prepare VOC reference standard and good pipetting technique	Hiroshi ayashida(GL Science lnc.)
15:30-16:10	Reliability and traceability of reference materials ～Environmental analysis and JCSS reference materials～	Dr.Kazuhiro Shikakume(Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute,Japan Manager,Chemical Standards Center)
16:10-16:50	Analyses of tap water using LC-MS/MS	Niwa Hiroyuki(Shimadzu Corporation)
17:00	Exchange of information	(Hotel Green Tower TEL:043-296-1122 (5 min. walk from the meeting place) )

JSCA Seminar 2018 on International Standardization of Surface Chemical Analysis - Recent trend of international standardization in surface analysis and microbeam analysis -
Organizer	JSCA	Place	Conference Room 104
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 13:00-17:00	Language	Japanese
Technology content shall be shared in a form understandable internationally, and therefore, standardization is extremely important. Here we will discuss microbeam analysis methods such as TEM, SEM, EPMA and surface analysis methods such as XPS, AES, SIMS, GDS, SPM, X-ray analysis, which are indispensable to development and evaluation of advanced materials. The current status and prospect of the international standardization will be introduced.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	None
Contact	Keiko ONISHI (NIMS)
TEL	029-859-2740	E-mail	jsca@jsca-jisc.org
URL

Program

13:00-13:05	Introductory Remarks	Daisuke Fujita(RCAMC, Naitonal Institute for Materials Science)
13:05-13:20	International Standardization Strategy in JAPAN	Kuroda(Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI))
13:20-13:50	special lecture：Trail of standardization of surface analysis (from VAMAS to ISO)	Kazuhiro Yoshihara(Advisor emeritus, Naitonal Institute for Materials Science)
13:50-14:05	Present status and future development of International Standardization for Surface Chemical Analysis (ISO/TC201	Hidehiko Nonaka (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science )
14:05-14:20	Standardization of Terminology, General Procedures and Data Treatment for Surface Chemical Analysis - Learn the common guides for working on the surface chemical analysis -	Katsuaki　Yanagiuchi(TDK Corporation)
14:20-14:35	Current international standards for surface electron spectroscopies	Hideki Yoshikawa(MaDIS, National Institute for Materials Science )
14:35-14:50	ISO for SIMS analysis - Talk on ISOs which have just published mainly -	Akio Takano(Toyama co. ltd.)
14:50-15:05	Standardization of Glow Discharge Spectroscopy -Progress in Apparatus for GD-MS-	Kazuaki Wagatsuma(IMR, Tohoku University)
15:05-15:20	Standardization activities of X-ray Reflectometry (XRR) and X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) Analysis	Yasushi Azuma(National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science )
15:20-15:35	Break
15:35-15:50	International Standardization of Microbeam Analysis - Its significance, current status and challenges -	Kenichi Obori(Horiba, Ltd.)
15:50-16:05	International Standardization of Microbeam Analysis "Vocaburary" - Current States and Expectations for the Future -	Kazuhito Kamei(Nippon Steel Technology Co., Ltd. )
16:05-16:20	Standardization of EPMA - International Standards of Easy Elemental Microanalysis Technique -	Toshiro Kitamura(SHIMADZU CORPORATION)

Construction of measurement/characterization platform for creating innovation ～basis and goal to be considered～
Organizer	Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS); University-Industry Cooperative Research Committees-The 193rd Committee / Science Council of Japan (SCJ) / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) / The Japan Society of Analytical Chemistry (JSAC)	Place	Conference Room 303
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 13:10-17:00	Language	Japanese
We are rapidly entering the era of big-data and AI utilization in the industrial field of “monodukuri (manufacturing)”. Therefore, we must consider a breakthrough approach to measurement/characterization technologies which form useful basis for manufacturing. In this symposium, recent trials for the construction of measurement/characterization platform suitable for use with big-data and AI technology. We look forward to discussing future innovation by measurement and characterization technologies with you.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (https://www.jasis.jp/en/)
Contact	Takae Takeuchi （Science Council of Japan, Nara Women’s University)
TEL	+81-742-20-3966	E-mail	takeuchi_t@cc.nara-wu.ac.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp/en/

Program

13:10-13:15	Opening	Takae Takeuchi(Nara Women's University)
13:15-13:35	Research and Development of Frontier Measurement/Analysis technologies and Construction of Common Operating Platform	Shingo Ichimura(Waseda University)
-	Toward construction of measurement/characterization platform I: Approach from common base
13:35-13:50	1－1）The common basis for a "measurement and characterization platform"	Tomoo Sigehuzi(AIST)
13:50-14:20	1－2）Advances and future issues of big data science in biology	Haruki Nakamura(Institute for Protein Research, Osaka Univ., Prof. Emeritus)
-	Toward construction of measurement/characterization platform II: Approach from Informatics
14:20-14:35	2－1）Activities of WG for Informatics in measurement	Takaharu Nagatomi(Asahi Kasei Corporation)
14:35-15:05	2－2）Measurement Informatics in Surface Science	Daisuke Fujita(NIMS)
15:05-15:25	Break
15:25-15:55	2－3）Present status and future prospect for facility platform on the system of measurement and analysis. -Based on activities of nanotechnology platform Japan-	Shigeo Tanuma(NIMS)
15:55-16:25	2－4）Toward AI/Robot-driven Materials Research	Taro Hitosugi(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
16:25-16:55	Questions and Discussion	Chair: Toshiyuki Fujimoto(AIST)
16:55-17:00	Closing	Motohiro Toriyama

AOAC Seminar：Basic Seminar for ISO/IEC 17025:2017 -Secure of adequancy of test results -
Organizer	AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION	Place	Conference Room 302
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 13:30-16:30	Language	Japanese
AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION has been releasing information with policy for our activities, “Promoting quality measurements and methods validation in the analytical sciences”. Practical information with examples will be presented at this seminar regarding requirement in the standarsecure adequancy of test results.

Admission	3,000 JPY	Pre-registration	Required (E-mail (aoacijs-jasis2018@aoacijs.org) Limit: Sep. 5th.)
Contact	AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION
TEL	Contact by E-mail	E-mail	aoacijs-jasis2019@aoacijs.org
URL	https://aoacijs.org/

Program

13:30-14:00	Activities of AOAC International and Japan Section	Takashi HIRAO(House Foods Group Inc.)
14:00-15:00	Actions to address the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 - Proposal from AOACI -	Yoko MORI(Japan Food Hygiene Association Technical Advisor)
15:00-15:15	Coffee Break
15:15-16:15	How to ensure the validity of results according to Guidlines of AOACI	Hiromi SUZUKI(Japan Food research Laboratories Vice-Executive Director, Division of Quality Assurance)
16:15-16:30	Q&A and total discussion	Takashi HIRAO Yoko MORI Hiromi SUZUKI

Asia Technical Forum 2019 "Food Safety and Security in Asia with special lectures on Indian Analytical Instruments Market "
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 103
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 13:30-17:05	Language	English
Asia Technical Forum entitled "Food Safety and Security in Asia" is organized to present the latest situation of food science and food safety by specialists from Asian countries such as Thailand, Singapore, and South Korea. As Japan is importing a large amount of food from abroad particularly from Asian countries, collaborative relationship with food producing countries in Asia is indispensable to secure food safety in Japan. This year, as a special session, a lecture on the opportunities and developments in the Indian analytical instrumentation market will also be presented.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	JAIMA
TEL	03-3292-0642	E-mail	webmaster@jaima.or.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

13:30-13:35	Introductory Remarks	Akira Nakamoto(President of JAIMA)
13:35-14:15	Opportunities and Developments in the Indian Analytical Instrumentation Market	Gautam Rajan(President of Indian Analytical Instrument Association (IAIA), India)
14:15-14:55	Metabolomic profiling of Rhodosporidium toruloides using GC-MS for carotenoids production	Lee Jie Lin Jaslyn(Research fellow, Food Science and Technology Programme, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)
14:55-15:00	Break
15:00-15:40	Biological activities and bioactive ingredient extracted from Thai herbal plant rhizomes, Boesenbergia pandurata and Kaempferia parviflora	Khanitha Chawananorasest(Research Officer, Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR), Thailand)
15:40-16:20	Development of certified reference materials for accurate determination of fluoroquinolone antibiotics in chicken meat	Seok-Won Hyung(Center for Analytical Chemistry, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS), Korea )
16:20-16:25	Closing Remarks	Takeshi Kawamoto(Chairman of International Affairs Committee, JAIMA)

Application and Development of Supercritical Fluid Extraction and Chromatography
Organizer	Japan Society for SFC / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 301B
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 14:00-16:30	Language	Japanese
Supercritical Fluid Extractor(SFE) and Supercritical Fluid Chromatograp(SFC), which meets certain requirements, was excluded from the regulation by High Pressure Gas Safety Act in November 2016. These systems are expected to play more important roles in Pharmaceutical and Food Industries now. The specific applications and future possibilities will be introduced int this session.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA)
TEL	+81-3-3292-642	E-mail	komori@jaima.or.jp
URL	https://www.jaima.or.jp/

Program

14:00-14:05	Opening Remarks	Katsuji Hasegawa(Supervisor of Working Group for SFE/SFC Joint Regulation and Guidline, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)
14:05-14:25	Potential of analytical technologies using supercritical fluid	Takeshi Bamba (Professor, Division of Metabolomics, Medical Institute of Bioregulation, Kyushu University)
14:25-14:40	SFC separation by using polymer-based chiral and achiral columns	Kanji Nagai(DAICEL Corporation, CPI Company )
14:40-14:55	Introduction of the latest topics in supercritical fluid systems and applications	Yoshiteru Horikawa(JASCO Corporation)
14:55-15:15	What is possible based upon the brand-new SFC purification technology for chiral drug discovery research?	Katsuhiko Miwa(ChromaJean)
15:15-15:30	Introduction of the equipment using supercritical fluid technology	Jun Yonekubo(Nihon Waters K.K.)
15:30-15:45	Introduction of new SFE & SFC workflow from pretreatment to analysis and fractionation	Shinnosuke Horie(Shimadzu Corporation)
15:45-16:05	The application of SFC/MS to food analysis ~ Enantiomeric and regioisomeric separation of triacylglycerol in edible oil by SFC-MS ~	Katsuhito Hori(FUJI OIL CO., LTD.)
16:05-16:20	Easy Access to Rapid SFC Method Development	Shinya Yamamoto(Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.)
16:20-16:30	Approach of JAIMA for SFE/SFC and Guidline	Kyoichi Komori(Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)

Application and Development of Supercritical Fluid Extraction and Chromatography
Organizer	Japan Society for SFC / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 301B
Date	Sept. 4 (Wed.) 14:00-16:30	Language	Japanese
Supercritical Fluid Extractor(SFE) and Supercritical Fluid Chromatograp(SFC), which meets certain requirements, was excluded from the regulation by High Pressure Gas Safety Act in November 2016. These systems are expected to play more important roles in Pharmaceutical and Food Industries now. The specific applications and future possibilities will be introduced int this session.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Kyoichi Komori (JAIMA)
TEL	+81-3-3292-642	E-mail	komori@jaima.or.jp
URL	https://www.jaima.or.jp/

Program

14:00-14:05	Opening Remarks	Katsuji Hasegawa(Supervisor of Working Group for SFE/SFC Joint Regulation and Guidline, Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)
14:05-14:25	Potential of analytical technologies using supercritical fluid	Takeshi Bamba (Professor, Division of Metabolomics, Medical Institute of Bioregulation, Kyushu University)
14:25-14:40	SFC separation by using polymer-based chiral and achiral columns	Kanji Nagai(DAICEL Corporation, CPI Company )
14:40-14:55	Introduction of the latest topics in supercritical fluid systems and applications	Yoshiteru Horikawa(JASCO Corporation)
14:55-15:15	What is possible based upon the brand-new SFC purification technology for drug discovery research?	Katsuhiko Miwa(ChromaJean)
15:15-15:30	Introduction of the equipment using supercritical fluid technology	Jun Yonekubo(Nihon Waters K.K.)
15:30-15:45	Introduction of new SFE & SFC workflow from pretreatment to analysis and fractionation	Shinnosuke Horie(Shimadzu Corporation)
15:45-16:05	The application of SFC/MS to food analysis ~ Enantiomeric and regioisomeric separation of triacylglycerol in edible oil by SFC-MS ~	Katsuhito Hori(FUJI OIL CO., LTD.)
16:05-16:20	Easy Access to Rapid SFC Method Development	Shinya Yamamoto(Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.)
16:20-16:30	Approach of JAIMA for SFE/SFC and Guidline	Kyoichi Komori(Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)

Sept 5(Thu.)

Practical surface analysis - knowledge of surface analysis for beginners
Organizer	Surface Analysis Society of Japan	Place	Conference Room 104
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 09:00-17:00	Language	Japanese

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Not Required
Contact	Yasuo Yamauchi(Yazaki Corporation)
TEL	+81-55-965-3206	E-mail	yasuo.yamauchi@jp.yazaki.com
URL	http://www.sasj.jp

Program

9:00-9:10	Opening
9:10-10:05	Introduction to Surface Analysis	K. Yanagiuchi (TDK CORPORATION)
10:05-11:00	The basis of AES/XPS/SIMS	K. Yoshihara (Adviser Emeritus, NIMS)
11:00-13:00	Lunch Break and JASIS 2018
13:00-13:55	Sample handling and sample pretreatment	S. Araki(NISSAN ARC, LTD.)
13:55-14:50	Introduction to TOF-SIMS analysis for beginners	S. Iida(ULVAC-PHI Inc.)
14:50-15:00	Coffee Break
15:00-15:55	Introduction to AES analysis for beginners	Y. Yamauchi(Yazaki Corporation)
15:55-16:50	Introduction to XPS analysis for beginners	M. Shima(JEOL Ltd.)
16:50-17:00	Closing

International Conference Session RSC 3 Tokyo International Conference 2019
Organizer	The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) , Japan Analytical Instruments Manufactures' Association (JAIMA)	Place	Convention Hall B
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 09:30-16:50	Language	English
The RSC Tokyo International Conference 2019 will be held by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) and Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA) as a part of JASIS international conference sessions. It consists of flash presentation & poster sessions as well as plenary, keynote and invited lectures on the theme of "Versatile Analytical Electrochemistry".

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (http://www.jasis.jp) Deadline: Sep. 9/2 (Mon.)
Contact	Ikuko Hamagami (Technical Affairs Committee of JAIMA)
TEL	+81-3-6206-4714	E-mail	ikuko.hamagami@horiba.com
URL

Program

9:30-10:15	Flash Presentation 3	Presenters
10:15-10:55	[Plenary Lecture 3] Nucleic acid electrochemistry and sensing	Elena Ferapontova(Aarhus University,　Denmark)
10:55-11:10	Break
11:10-11:40	[Invited Lecture 2] Calibration-free ion sensor	Yumi Yoshida(Kyoto Institute of Technology,　Japan)
11:40-12:10	[Invited Lecture 3] Better bioanalysis with metallic and non-metallic nanoparticles incorporated into biosensing platforms	Hye Jin Lee(Department of Chemistry, Kyungpook National University，Korea)
12:10-14:10	Lunch Break & Exhibition
14:10-15:10	Poster Session 3	Presenters
15:10-15:40	[Invited Lecture 4] Microfabrication methods for investigating ion channel functions	Ayumi Hirano(Tohoku University, Japan)
15:40-15:55	Break
15:55-16:30	[Keynote Lecture 1] A single molecule music from nanopore confined space	Yi-Tao Long(East China University of Science and Technology, China)
16:30-16:50	Award ceremony & Closing

JAIMA Seminar 7"Instrumental Analysis -IC"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturere's Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 303
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 09:30～17:30	Language	Japanese

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	nakamura@jsac.or.jp
URL	https://www.lckon.org/

Program

9:30-9:45	Organaizer' guidance	Hiroshi Nakamura (Tokyo University of Science)
9:45-10:25	The art of HPLC: Its quintessence	Hiroshi Nakamura (Tokyo University of Science)
10:30-11:10	The art of selecting solvents and reagents	Ryosuke Kon(FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation)
11:15-11:55	The art of pretreatment	Mari Mano(GL Sciences Inc.)
11:55-14:00	Coffee Break~Please observe the exhibition booths
14:00-14:40	The art of separation	Hiroki Kumagai(Agilent Technologies Japan,Ltd.)
14:45-15:25	The art of detection	Hirohisa Mikami(Shimadzu General Services, Inc. )
15:30-16:10	The art of LC/MS	Masaaki Takezawa(Toray Research Center, Inc.)
16:15-16:55	The art of troubleshooting	Ryoya Goda(Daiiti Sankyo Co., Ltd.)
17:00-17:00	General discussion	All of speakers

Measures for measuring substances such as bisphenol A, formaldehyde, siloxane, nano substances, etc. that may become subject to regulation of REACH in the future
Organizer	Tokyo Environmental Management Research Institute	Place	Conference Room 102
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 09:45～12:15	Language	Japanese
Bisphenol A, formaldehyde, siloxane, and nanomaterials used as raw materials for fats have harmful effects such as endocrine disruption, and it is likely that regulations will be strengthened in the future, such as the REACH regulations. In this talk, we will give an overview of substances (uses, toxicity, etc.) by experts in applications and analysis methods and how to measure them. After the conference, we will have a power lunch around the instructor.

Admission	FREE	Pre-registration	Required https://pai-net.or.jp/seminar/list/100.html
Contact	takahashi
TEL		E-mail	taku-taka@mub.biglobe.ne.jp
URL	https://www.tkk-lab.jp/

Program

9:45-9:50	Opening greetings	Tetsuya Matsuura(Tokyo Environmental Management Research Institute)
9:50-10:40	Outline of new controlled substances such as bisphenol A, formaldehyde, siloxane and nanomaterials (provisional)	Toshiya Hagiwara(Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (TIRI) )
10:45-11:35	Measurement method of new regulation thing such as bisphenol A, formaldehyde, siloxane, nanomaterial (provisional)	Atsushi Tamura(JEOL Ltd.)
11:35-12:15	Debate with the lecturer, End greetings	Tetsuya Matsuura(Tokyo Environmental Management Research Institute)

Advances in Body & Ambient Sensors for Health & Diseases
Organizer	Institute for Cyber Associates	Place	Conference Room 304
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 09:55-16:40	Language	Japanese
Advances in sensors for health and diseases now expanding their scope in one way to molecular level biology, and in another way to body, ambient environments and even earth living spaces. AI is the key of produced data usages. The purpose of this meeting is to search the vision of participatory medicine that can be shared among various stakeholders such as basic and applied researchers, healthcare services providers and their service recipients.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Preferred
Contact	Komiyama (Institute for Cyber Associates )
TEL		E-mail	mail@join-ica.org
URL	http://join-ica.org/ica/

Program

9:55-10:15	Opening Remarks: Search for a New Vison	Organizer(ICA)
10:15-11:00	Personalized Medicine and Personalized Nutrition	Will be announced
11:00-12:00	Personalized Nutrition and Microbiota	Will be announced
12:00-14:00	Lunch break - Exhibition both tour
-	Sponsered Session: Needs for D2K Science	Will be announced
14:00-15:00	Wearables and Ambient Sensors	Will be announced
15:00-16:00	Cognitive Trainings and Sensors	Will be announced
16:00-16:30	A Sense of Wonder Life Project	Will be announced
16:30-16:40	Closing Remarks	Organizer(ICA)

SPring-8/SACLA
Organizer	RIKEN SPring-8 Center	Place	Conference Room 301B
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 10:00～12:00	Language	Japanese
SPring-8 and SACLA are leading-edge research facilities. SPring-8, the largest synchrotron in the world, and SACLA, an X-ray free electron laser, enable atomic-scale analysis for a variety of research fields using X-rays with extreme brightness. Here, we present our recent advances with X-ray detectors and discuss applications for forensic science. We also introduce a cryo-electron microscopy technique, which shows great potential as a complementary method to synchrotron radiation for structural biology investigations.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Not Required
Contact	RIKEN SPring-8 Center
TEL	+81-791-58-0909	E-mail	riken@spring8.or.jp
URL	http://rsc.riken.jp/eng/index.html

Program

9:55-10:00	Opening Remarks
10:00-10:40	CITIUS: A next-generation X-ray image detector for improving X-ray diffraction, elemental analysis, and imaging measurement	Takaki Hatsui(Team leader for Advanced Detector Development)
10:40-11:20	Using synchrotron radiation for criminal investigations and forensic science	Yasuo Seto(Group director for Forensic Science)
11:20-12:00	High-resolution and high-precision structural analysis with cryo-EM and ED	Koji Yonekura(Group director for Bio-structural Mechanisms)

JAIMA Seminar 3 "Fundamental lectures on analyzing data"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Convention Hall A
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 10:00～12:00	Language	Japanese
This seminar is intended for beginners of analytical technicians and composed of two lectures. The first one focuses on how to deal with measured values to obtain analytical results for reports. The second one focuses on how to understand “measurement uncertainty”, which sometimes annoys beginners when analyzing measurement results.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

10:00-11:00	Handling and treatments of measured values for reporting analytical results	Michihisa Uemoto(Meisei University)
11:00-12:00	Introductory Lectures on “Measurement Uncertainty”	Hideyuki Tanaka(National institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

JAIMA Seminar 5 "Instrumental Analysis -X-Ray Florescence (XRF)-"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 302
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 10:00～12:50	Language	Japanese
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometry has been routinely employed for simple and convenient determination of major and minor elements in solid and powder samples because the analytical method does not require liquefaction of the samples. This seminar reviews principle, characteristics, and know-how of XRF analysis. The first speaker explains the measurement principle, characteristics and examples of the specimen preparations, and sample thickness and particle size appropriate to the preparations based on escape depth of X-ray. The second speaker describes important points about measurement conditions of wavelength dispersive and energy dispersive XRF spectrometers. The last speaker explains types and usages of reference materials for apparatus calibration and evaluation of analytical values.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Deep Ultraviolet Spectroscopy and Plasmon; Fundamental and Applications
Organizer	The Spectroscopical Society of Japan	Place	Conference Room 101
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 10:00-17:00	Language	Japanese
In this seminar, we lecture for people from beginner to middle level user on the fundamental and application of deep ultraviolet spectroscopy and its plasmonic application. Firstly, we talk on the basic theory of the plasmon, and electronic transition in the deep ultraviolet reiogn. In the afternoon, we talk on DUV Raman spectroscopy and plasmonic senser as applicable analytical methods.

Admission		Pre-registration
Contact	Yusuke Morisawa (Kindai University)
TEL	81 6 4307 3410	E-mail	morisawa@chem.kindai.ac.jp
URL	https://www.bunkou.or.jp/english/index.html

Program

10:00-10:05	Introductory Remarks	Yoshimasa Kawata(Shizuoka University)
10:05-11:15	Fundamentals of Plasmon and Plasmon in the Deep Ultraviolet Region	Norihisa Katayama(Nagoya City University)
11:20-12:30	Electronic Transitions Observed in the Far and Deep Ultraviolet Region	Yusuke Morisawa(Kindai University)
12:35-14:30	Coffee Break～Please　observe　the　exhibition booths
14:30-15:40	Applications of Plasmonics for Raman Spectroscopy	Atsukiyo Taguchi(Hokkaido University)
15:45-16:55	Applications of Plasmon Senser in the Deep Ultraviolet region	Ichiro Tanabe(Osaka University)
16:55-17:00	Closing Remarks	Yusuke Morisawa(Kindai University)

NMIJ Reference Material Seminar 2019: Validation of Measured Values and Reference Materials
Organizer	National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ) / National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)	Place	International Conference Room
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 10:30-16:05	Language	Japanese
Reference materials play important roles in the validation of measured values in chemical analysis. In this seminar, we will give a talk on ensuring the traceability required in ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory accreditation, which guarantees the reliability of measured values. We will also give a talk on the role and use of reference materials in validation of measured values. Please feel free to join us.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (by August 31)
Contact	Shinsuke Inagaki, Kazuhiro Shimaoka
TEL	+81-29-861-4118	E-mail	nmij-rmseminar2019-ml@aist.go.jp
URL	https://unit.aist.go.jp/nmij/

Program

10:30-10:35	Greetings and Opening Remarks	Toshiyuki Fujimoto(Deputy Director General, Research Promotion Division, NMIJ)
10:35-11:05	What is a Reference Material?	Masaki Ohata(Group Leader, Inorganic Standards Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)
11:05-11:45	Practical Evaluation of Uncertainty in Chemical Analysis	Katsuhiro Shirono(Senior Researcher, Metrological Information Research Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)
11:45-11:55	Please Use NMIJ Certified Reference Materials: Introduction of NMIJ Website	Shinsuke Inagaki(Associate Manager, NMIJ Public Relations Office, Center for Quality Management of Metrology, NMIJ)
11:55-14:00	Coffee Break: Please　Observe　the　Exhibition Booths
14:00-14:30	Laboratory Accreditation and Reference Materials: What are the Requirements for Reference Materials to Ensure Traceability Required for Accredited Laboratories?	Takashi Arai(International Accreditation Japan (IAJapan), National Institute of Technology and Evaluation)
14:30-15:00	Metrologically Traceable NMIJ Certified Reference Materials	Takamitsu Otake(Senior Researcher, Organic Analytical Standards Group, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)
15:00-15:30	Roles of JCSS Reference Materials and Traceability: to Ensure the Reliability of Analysis	Hiroko Ueno(Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan)
15:30-16:00	What is the Guarantee of Traceability of Measurement Results in Food Testing?	Yoko Mori(AOAC INTERNATIONAL JAPAN SECTION)
16:00-16:05	Closing Remarks	Akiko Takatsu(Director, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement, NMIJ)

Project for Promoting Public Utilization of Advanced Research Infrastructure Symposium 2019
Organizer	Ministry of Education, Cluture,Sports,Science and Technology-Japan (MEXT)	Place	Conference Room 201
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 10:30～17:00	Language	Japanese
In MEXT, we promote effective utilization and utilization of common and fundamental facilities and facilities used for a wide range of research and development areas related to science and technology and various research institutes of industry, academia and government. "Project for Promoting Public Utilization of Advanced Research Infrastructure" is implemented for the purpose of constructing a mutual networking of facilities and to improve convenience, mutual complementarity, etc.In this symposium, we will introduce the contents and achievements of this project.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Not Required
Contact	Mizuta
TEL	+81-3-6734-4098	E-mail	kibanken@mext.go.jp
URL	https://www.jst.go.jp/shincho/program/pfkeisei.html https://www.jst.go.jp/shincho/program/sinkyoyo.html

Program

10:30-10:50	Introduction 'The Project for promoting public utilization" and "this symposium'	(MEXT)
10:50-11:40	Overview and efforts : 'Program for supporting formation of advanced research platforms'
11:40-13:40	Break～Please　observe　the　exhibition booths
13:40-14:10	Intensification of research infrastructure based on 'Program for supporting introduction of the new sharing system'
14:10-14:50	Introduction of efforts about 'Sharing and administrative network for research equipment(SHARE)' by executing organizations
14:50-15:05	Challenges in the intensification of research infrastructure to lead research ability improvement.
15:05-15:20	Break
15:20-17:00	Panel discussion

The Power of Reagents and their Prospect in Mass Spectrometry
Organizer	The Mass Spectrometry Society of Japan (MSSJ)	Place	Conference Room 301A
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 13:15～16:20	Language	Japanese
In recent years, with the development of ionization methods and devices, mass spectrometry has made it possible to analyze a wide variety of compounds from low molecular weight compounds to high molecular weight compounds. Also, along with that, various analytical desires such as analysis to be performed more sensitively, more quantitatively, more specifically, or more comprehensively are heightened, and reagents that enable them are being developed one after another. In this symposium, we will introduce the power of unique reagents, what kinds of things can be done and what kinds of benefits are created by the fusion of mass spectrometry and reagents. And, we will discuss the role of reagents in mass spectrometry from now on and the future prospects.

Admission	MSSJ Members: Free Non-members: 1,000円	Pre-registration	Required (http://www.mssj.jp/society/other/2019/jasis.html)
Contact	Kurono
TEL		E-mail	sadamu.kurono@fujifilm.com
URL	http://www.mssj.jp/society/other/2019/jasis.html

Program

13:15-13:20	Introductory Remarks	Sadamu Kurono(Chairman of JASIS Planning Committee, MSSJ)
13:20-13:55	Phos-tag Technology for Phosphoproteomics: Contribution as Sample Preparation Techniques for MS Analysis	Eiji Kinoshita(Department of Functional Molecular Science, Institute of Biomedical and Health Sciences, Hiroshima University)
13:55-14:30	Features and Applications of XenoScreen GSH-EE for the Detection of Reactive Metabolites	Toshikazu Yamaoka(DMPK Research Laboratory, Watarase Research Center, Kyorin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)
14:30-14:50	Coffee Break
14:50-15:25	Amino Acid Derivatization: Powerful Tool for Challenging Analysis -Toward High-Throughput, Sensitive, and Simultaneous Chiral Analysis-	Masashi Harada(Research Institute for Bioscience Products & Fine Chemicals, AJINOMOTO CO., INC.)
15:25-16:00	Introduction of Reagent Technology of SCIEX, Quantitation of Amino Acids, Proteins	Takuichi Tsubata(Marketing, AB SCIEX)
16:00-16:15	General Discussion
16:15-16:20	Closing Remarks	Sadamu Kurono(Chairman of JASIS Planning Committee, MSSJ)

International Conference Session China Forum 2019 “Latest Trends and Development of Analytical Instruments, Environmental Protection, Health Care, and Food Safety in China”
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments manufacturers' Association	Place	Conference Room 103
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 14:00-17:00	Language	Chinese
China Forum at JASIS is organized in collaboration with China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA) focusing on topics of high interest for Japanese audience. This year, lectures on China's Food Safety Supervision System and Technical Capability, Application of mass spectrometry in nutrition and health research, Water Pollution in China: Achievements and Challenges, and Quality Status of Major Food Crops in China and Recent Progress in Quality Character Analysis will be delivered.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	JAIMA
TEL	03-3292-0642	E-mail	webmaster@jaima.or.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

14:00-14:05	Introductory Remarks	Akira Nakamoto(President of JAIMA)
14:05-14:45	China's Food Safety Supervision System and Technical Capability	Feng ZHANG(Director of Institute of Food Safety，CHINESE ACADEMY OF INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE)
14:45-15:25	Application of mass spectrometry in nutrition and health research	Shuang Song(Associate Researcher, National Institute for Nutrition and Health, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention)
15:25-15:30	Break
15:30-16:10	Water Pollution in China: Achievements and Challenges	Min YANG(Professor, Key Laboratory of Drinking Water Science and Technology, Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
16:10-16:50	Quality Status of Major Food Crops in China and Recent Progress in Quality Character Analysis	Li Weixi (Deputy Director, Institute of Crop Science of China Academy of Agricultural Sciences , Cereal Quality and Safety Risk Assessment, )
16:50-16:55	Closing Remarks	Takeshi Kawamoto(Chairman of International Affairs Committee, JAIMA)

Microstructure characterization & analysis seminar
Organizer	Advanced Characterization Nanotechnology Platform, All Japan characterization & analysis platform council	Place	Conference Room 105
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 14:00-17:00	Language	Japanese
Characterization & analysis instruments and methods have increadingly become a indispensable R&D platform technology in the fields of not only materials science but also biology/life science. In this seminar, MEXT advanced characterization nanotechnology platform and analysis companies will jointly introduce advanced characterization & analysis technologies and hot topics.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Requied
Contact	Masaki Takeguchi (NIMS)
TEL	029-859-2486	E-mail	takeguchi.masaki@nims.go.jp
URL	http://ajcp.biz

Program

14:00-14:05	Opening remarks	Masaki Takeguchi(National Inisitute for Materials Science)
14:05-14:25	Characterization of Polymer/Metal Interfaces by Various Microscopy Techniques.	Maya Yamamoto(Mitsui Chemical Analysis & Consulting Service Inc.)
14:25-14:45	Chemical state analysis of boron compounds using a Soft X-ray Emission Spectrometer (SXES) and first-principles calculations	Shogo Koshiya(JEOL Ltd.)
14:45-15:05	Evaluation of energy materials by analytical TEM.	Yoshinobu Miyazaki(Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd.)
15:05-15:25	STEM-EDS Tomography of Alumina-supported Pt and Pd Catalysts	Eishi TANABE(Western Region Industrial Research Center, Hiroshima Prefectural Technology Research Institute)
15:25-15:35	Break
15:35-15:55	Towards microstructural analysis contributing to superconducting materials informatics research	Satoshi Hata 1, Hikaru Saito 1, Chao Wang 1, Zimeng Guo 1, Yusuke Shimada 2, Kazumasa Iida 3, Akinori Yamanaka 4, Akiyasu Yamamoto 4(1. Kyushu University, 2. Tohoku University, 3. Nagoya University, 4. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)
15:55-16:15	Installation of Scanning Transmission X-ray Microscope to a JAEA contract beam line	Reisuke Doi(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
16:15-16:15	Acquiring unutilized information by SEM-EDS analyzer utilizing an STJ array (SC-SEM)	Go Fujii(National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
16:35-16:55	Imaging of low-dimensional structures by atomic resolution electron microscopy	Akihito Kumamoto(The University of Tokyo)
16:55-17:00	Closing remarks	Kazue Inoue(All Japan characterization & analysis platform council)

JAIMA Seminar 6 "Instrumental Analysis GC"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 302
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 14:00～17:00	Language	Japanese

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

14:00-14:10	Opening address	Tsuneaki Maeda(PAI Net・GC Discussion Group Vice President )
14:10-15:10	Exact understanding of capillary columns and sample introductions	Aki Ando( GL Sciences Inc.)
15:10-15:50	Gas chromatography beginner's class lecture “Attention at the time of the GC,GC/MS introduction”	Kenichi Akiyama( Tokyo Polytechnic Univ.)
15:50-16:50	Theory of GC for removing the scales from your eyes	Kazutoshi Sugita( Azabu Univ.)
16:50-17:00	Question / Discussion

JAIMA Seminar 4 "Instrumental Analysis -Thermal Analysis"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 301B
Date	Sept. 5 (Thu.) 14:00～17:00	Language	Japanese
This seminar is a free seminar for analysis working member's introduction for the middle class on the theme "Instrumental Analysis -Thermal

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

14:00-14:10	Opening Remarks	Takahisa Tsugoshi(AIST)
14:10-14:45	What is Thermal Analysis?（General）	Kanzaki Ryo(Kagoshima Univ.)
14:45-15:20	Essential Tool （DSC）	Yoshitaka Shimizu(AIST)
15:20-15:35	Intermission
15:35-16:10	Usual Apparatus （TG）	Takahisa Tsugoshi(AIST)
16:10-16:45	Legal Methods using Thermal Analysis	Takahisa Tsugoshi(AIST)
16:45-17:00	Closing Address	Takahisa Tsugoshi(AIST)

Sept 6(Fri.)

JASIS2019　JEMCA seminar
Organizer	Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association (JEMCA)	Place	Conference Room 201
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 09:50-16:00	Language	Japanese
AM-1:Introduction of floating microplastic survey method for solving the ocean plastic problem./AM-2:We would like to introduce the latest technologies and the instrument of environmental measurement doing environment improvement./PM:Presentation on the amendments to Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act, Soil Environment Quality Standards in Japan and their measurement methods.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (https://www.jemca.or.jp/)
Contact	Murota
TEL	+81-3-8782-811	E-mail	jemcaeducation@jemca.or.jp
URL	https://www.jemca.or.jp/

Program

9:50-10:00	Introductory Remarks
10:00-11:00	For solving the ocean plastic problem -Survey of microplastic in the river and coast-	Fujio Kojima(Pirika, Inc.)
11:00-12:00	Continuous monitoring technologies about environmental measurement	Yusuke Mizuno, and Susumu Yamauchi(Japan Environmental Technology Association)
12:00-14:00	Coffee Break～Please　observe　the　exhibition booths
14:00-15:00	Amendments to Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act and Soil Environment Quality Standards in Japan	Nobuo Kawasaki(Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association)
15:00-16:00	Revised method to measure in soil contamination countermeasures act and environmental quality standards of soil	Yuko Sasaki(ex-Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection )

JSIA Seminar Basic knowledge on Scientific Instruments Industry - Environmental Analysis -
Organizer	Japan Scientific Instruments Association	Place	Conference Room 102
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 10:00-12:30	Language	Japanese
This is one of the basic seminars on Scientific Instruments Industry provided by JSIA over two days for sales representatives or for new employees. The seminar covers a wide range of knowledge about regulations, certifications and quality controls as well as basic keywords on the industry. Summarizing background and topics of environmental analysis, which deeply linked to scientific instruments, basis and application of “Scientific Instruments” will be also given.

Admission	Members 2,000, Non-members 4,000	Pre-registration	Required (https://sia-japan.com/)
Contact	Kan
TEL	+81-3-3661-5131	E-mail	kan@sia-tokyo.gr.jp
URL	https://sia-japan.com/

Program

10:00-11:00	Part 1: Summary of scientific instruments industry ?environmental analysis -	Yasuhide Hisamoto(formely Hitachi / former technical chairman of Analytical Instruments Association)
11:00-12:30	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)

JAIMA Seminar 8 "Instrumental Analysis -MS"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 302
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 10:00～13:00	Language	Japanese
Basic knowledge of an analytical instrument is key essential for getting a great performance of the instrument. In this seminar, knowledge of ionization and interpretation of mass spectra for organic mass spectrometry, and practical guides to quantitative LC/MS and ICP-MS will be presented.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

10:00-11:00	Introduction of Mass Spectrometry: Ionization and Interpretation of Mass Spectra	Tomoya Kinumi(National Metrology Institute of Japan/AIST )
11:00-12:00	Basics of LC/MS	Akira Motoyama (Shiseido Global Innovation Center)
12:00-13:00	Practical Guide to ICP-MS -How to use collision/reaction cell method	Naoko Nonose(National Metrology Institute of Japan/AIST )

The 5th Symposium of Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA) - Measurement and analysis solution to support technological innovation -
Organizer	Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA), National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)	Place	International Conference Room
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 10:00～15:30	Language	Japanese
RIMA conducts research and development of material diagnosis and defect evaluation technology for social infrastructure, advanced measurement technology using various probes and quantum beams that contribute to new materials and product development, and measurement standards that support manufacturing processes, medical treatment and the environment. In this symposium, we will introduce practical measures to support technological innovation from companies, including actual solutions, on competitive measurement and analysis technology topics owned by RIMA.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Registration required from the URL below, but on site registration is also possible.
Contact	Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation (RIMA), NMIJ, AIST
TEL	029-861-5300	E-mail	rima-sympo-ml@aist.go.jp
URL	https://unit.aist.go.jp/rima/ja/event/index.html

Program

10:00	Opening
10:00-10:15	Introductory Remarks	Hidehiko NONAKA(Director, RIMA, NMIJ)
10:15-11:00	【Invited Talk - 1】Expectation to quantum beam analysis for smart society and responsibility of analysis company	Takashi MATSUMOTO(Nissan Analysis and Research Center)
11:00-11:15	Neutron beam facility and utilization for structural material analysis	Koichi KINO(X-ray and Positron Measurement Group)
11:15-11:30	Measurement technique for semiconductor soft error evaluation based on neutron standard	Tetsuro MATSUMOTO(Radioactivity and Neutron Standards Group)
11:30-11:45	Optical functional materials evaluation by time-resolved laser spectroscopy	Hiroyuki MATSUZAKI(Nanoscale Spectroscopic Measurement Group)
11:45-12:00	Ssupport platform for new material development with advanced analytical measurement instruments	Naoaki SAITO(Deputy Director, RIMA, NMIJ)
12:00-12:45	Lunch & Poster presentation
12:45-13:30	【Posters (Core time)】Recent research results of RIMA
13:30-14:15	【Invited Talk - 2】Overview of technology consulting system in AIST	Hideyuki KATO(Innovation Coordinator, Research Promotion Division of NMIJ)
14:15-14:30	Performance testing and evaluation of radiation measurement equipment	Masahiro KATO(Ionizing Radiation Standards Group)
14:30-14:45	Development of performance / safety evaluation technology for ultrasonic equipment	Masahiro YOSHIOKA(Acoustics and Ultrasonics Standards Group)
14:45-15:00	High precision measurement of out-of-plane displacement using digital holography	Peng XIA(Non-destructive Measurement Group)
15:00-15:15	Industrial application of processing technology by short-pulse laser	Masahito TANAKA(Radiation Imaging Measurement Group)
15:15-15:30	Role of atomic force microscopy in measuring nanoparticle size distribution	Tomoo SIGEHUJI(Nanoscopic Measurement Group)
15:30	Closing

Environmenal Impact and Measurement of Micro Plastics
Organizer	Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry (JEC)/Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JAIMA)	Place	Convention Hall B
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 10:00-16:20	Language	Japanese
Environmental pollution of ocean and land by micro plastics is widely recognized in these days. Various investigation for environmental assessments and measures are required, because the sources of pollution are generally used products, the pollution will be widely spread, and pollutants' scale is very small. This joint seminar by the collaboration of JEC and JAIMA will introduce the latest situation, subjects, and instrumental analysis.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Kyoichi Komori (Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association)
TEL	03-3292-0642	E-mail	webmaster@jaima.or.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp/

Program

10:00-10:10	Opening Remarks for Morning Session	Yasuyuki Shibata(Director, Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry)
10:10-10:40	Overview of Environmental Pollution by Microplastics	Hideshige Takada(Professer, Faculty of Agriculture, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)
10:40-12:00	Presentations by 5 Eｘhibitors
12:00-14:00	Break
14:00-14:10	Opening Remarks for Afternoon Session	Yasuyuki Shibata(Director, Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry)
14:10-14:50	Marine Plastic Pollution : Analytical method of microplastics and plastic-mediated exposure of hazardous chemicals	Hideshige Takada(Professer, Faculty of Agriculture, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)
14:50-15:30	International standardization of analytical methods for fine microplastics and trends of their researches and regulations	Yutaka Kameda(Associate Professor, Dept. of Creative Engineering, Chiba Institute of Technology)
15:30-16:10	Microplastics Contamination in urban water cycle in Asian countries	Shuhei Tanaka(Associate Professor, Kyoto University Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies)
16:10-16:20	Q&A

Near-infrared Spectroscopy: Fundamentals and Applications
Organizer	The Spectroscopical Society of Japan	Place	Conference Room 101
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 10:00-17:00	Language	Japanese
In this seminar, we lecture for people from beginner to middle level user on the fundamental and application of near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy. Firstly, we talk on the basic theory of the NIR absorption, and an explanation of quantum chemical calculation is given. In the afternoon, we talk on chemometrics and two-dimensional correlation spectroscopy as applicable analytical methods.

Admission		Pre-registration
Contact	Yusuke Hattori (Musashino University)
TEL	+81 42 468 8679	E-mail	yhattori@musashino-u.ac.jp
URL	https://www.bunkou.or.jp/english/index.html

Program

10:00-10:05	Introductory Remarks	Norihisa Katayama(Nagoya City University)
10:05-11:35	Fundamentals of Near-infrared Spectroscopy	Norihisa Katayama(Nagoya City University)
11:45-12:35	Applications of Quantum Chemical Calculation for Peak Assignments	Yoshisuke Futami(Kumamoto College)
12:35-14:30	Coffee Break～Please　observe　the　exhibition booths
14:30-16:00	Applications of Chemometrics for Quantitative Analysis	Tetshuya Inagaki(Nagoya University)
16:10-16:55	Applications of Two-dimensional Correlation Spectroscopy for Qualitative Analyysis	Shigeaki Morita(Osaka Electro-Communication University)
16:55-17:00	Closing Remarks	Shigeaki Morita(Osaka Electro-Communication University)

Social Role of Biobanking for Bringing Innovation in Medicine
Organizer	Japan bio Measurement & Analysis Consortium (JMAC) Council for Industrial use of Biological and Environmental Repositories (CIBER)	Place	Conference Room 304
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 12:30～17:00	Language	Japanese
Biobanks are newly established concept and function which should contribute to the society especially in the form of innovation in medicine, such as drugs and diagnosis. UK Biobank and Biobank Sweden, for example, are being organized at state level with an effort of developing legal infrastructure. In this forum, the ideal biobanking system in our society will be featured and discussed.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required　(https://www.jasis.jp）
Contact	Ikeda
TEL	+81-3-6261-1947	E-mail	ciber@ciber.or.jp
URL	https://ciber.or.jp/

Program

12:00-12:30	Door Open
12:30-12:35	Opening Remarks	Hisashi Shingai(Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
12:35-13:05	Biobanks: as a new social infrastucture	Hiroki　Nakae(JMAC/CIBER)
13:05-13:35	What is required of Japanese Biobanks ?	Yasuhiro Tanaka (AMED)
13:35-14:05	The role and nature of biobanks in our society	Jusaku Minari(CiRA/Kyoto University)
14:05-14:25	Break
14:25-14:55	Quality assessment and standardization/harmonization of clinical samples in biobanks for data sharing among researchers and companies. -Recent trials in Japan and other countries-	Kazuyuki Matsushita (Chiba University)
14:55-15:25	TBD	Sana Yokoi(Chiba Cancer Center)
15:25-15:55	Biobank Japan: Advancement of utilizing of disease cohort	Takayuki Morisaki (Tokyo University)
15:55-16:15	Mission and goals of International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Biobank	Zisis Kozlakidis, Koh Furuta(IARC/WHO)
16:15-16:45	Discussion;　Social role of biobanking for bringing innovation in medicine
16:45-16:45	Closing Remarks	Hiroki　Nakae(JMAC/CIBER)

Recent Topics and Prospect on Efficient Measurement and Evaluation Methods for Environmental Management
Organizer	Forum on Efficient Measurement and Evaluation Methods for Environmental Management, Organization for Research and Communication on Environmental Risk of Chemicals	Place	Conference Room 301A
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 13:00-15:50	Language	Japanese
Present situation and prospect on JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) for industrial wastewater will be explained. Furthermore, recent topic and expected future on workplace assessment and simplified measurement method for environmental media will be discussed briefly.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Unnecessary
Contact	Shin-ya Urano (Institute of Environment and Resource Systems)
TEL	+81-45-302-6565	E-mail	jasis19@iers.co.jp
URL	http://www.ecochemi.jp/index.html

Program

13:00-14:00	Recent Revision and Prospect of K 0102	Eiko Nakamura(Emeritus Professor of Yokohama National University)
14:00-14:40	Latest Information and Prospect on Workplace Assessment	Yu-ichiro Kaifuku( GASTEC Co.)
14:40-14:50	Break
14:50-15:50	Histroy and Future on Simlified Measurement Method	Kouhei Urano(Emeritus Professor of Yokohama National University)

Analysis and Evaluation Techniques for Biomimetics
Organizer	Reaearch Group on Biomimetics, The Society of Polymer Science, Japan (SPSJ)	Place	Conference Room 104
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 13:00-16:40	Language	Japanese
Biomimetics is new technologies inspired by biological solutions and is also expected as new technological platform. Morphological observation and functional analysis have changed greatly by advancement of nanotechnology. Such fundamental analytical tools in biomimetics have helped significant progress in technology development. This seminar will give us opportunity for discussing functional analysis in biomimetics and also give us recent topics on biomimetics research.

Admission	Member of the Research Grouop on Biomimetics, SPSJ; Free For non-member, the fee is dependent on affiliation of perticipants: Company; 2160JPY, Academic and Public Office; 1080JPY, Student; 1080JPY	Pre-registration	Required. Please visit the URL (http://main.spsj.or.jp/c12/gyoji/biomimetics.php).
Contact	Takashi Mihara (The Society of Polymer Science, Japan)
TEL	+81-3-5540-3775	E-mail	mihara@spsj.or.jp
URL	http://main.spsj.or.jp/c12/gyoji/biomimetics.php

Program

13:00-13:05	Opening Remarks	Masatsugu Shimomura(Chitose Institute of Science and Technology (CIST))
13:05-13:40	Bubble coating learned from aquatic habitats	Masanobu Naito(NIMS)
13:40-14:15	Instrumental analysys/evaluation technology for Biomimetics	Seiji Takeuchi(Global Application Development Center, Shimadzu Corporation)
14:15-14:50	Evolution and reduction of insect flight observed by micro-focus X-ray CT	Shuhei Nomura(National Museum of Nature and Science)
14:50-15:25	Living organisms under an electron microscope: the NanoSuit method aiming for biomimetic and life scientific applications.	Takahiko Hariyama(Hamamatsu University School of Medicine)
15:25-16:00	Creation of 3D nano-micro structures for biomimetics - Mosquito needle, gecko foot, hand of forest tree frog -	Seiji Aoyagi(Kansai University)
16:00-16:35	Biomimetics for business ? Industry perceptions and patent application	Ryo Kohsaka, Yoshinori Fujihira,　Yuta Uchiyama(Nagoya University)
16:35-16:40	Closing Remarks	Masatsugu Shimomura(CIST)

Indoor environment sensing of IoT society
Organizer	Soceity of Indoor Environment, Japan（SIEJ)	Place	Conference Room 105
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 13:00-17:00	Language	Japanese

Admission	JPY5,000 (member), JPY8,000 (non-member) ,Text included , Pay on the day	Pre-registration	Required: e-mail（info@siej.org）or Fax （81-3-6858-3838）
Contact	Misao Shikama
TEL	81-3-6858-3838	E-mail	info@siej.or.jp
URL	http://www.siej.org/

Program

13:00-13:10	Outline explanation	Makoto Yamaguchi (Chairman, Business Committee of SIEJ)
13:10-14:00	State-of-the-art ppt-level gas sensing technology based on graphene nano sensors: Present status and future prospect	Hiroshi Mizuta(Professor, PhD, Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Japan)
14:00-14:30	Possiblity of environmental sensing by MEMS device	Kayo Mitoma(Assistant Manager, Development Section 2, Product & Technology Development Dept., MEMS Development Production Center, Business Development HQ, OMRON Corporation)
14:30-15:00	Visualization of Worker and Workplace Activity Through the Use of Sensing Tools	Yuichi Ueno(Manager, Digital Platform, Global Offerings, Smart Work Innovation Business Group, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.)
15:00-15:10	Break time
15:10-15:40	Practical use of the Vital Monitor Beacon	Osamu Miyamoto(Manager, Tokyo Sales & Marketing Section, Hosiden Corporation)
15:40-16:10	Palm-sized immunosensor using shear horizontal surface acoustic wave device	HIROMI YATSUDA(Senior Expert, Biosensor Group, Engineering Department, Business Creation,Japan Radio Co., Ltd. )
16:10-16:40	Application of sensing technology to health care by TANITA	Kei Mochizuki(Manager, Dr.Eng., Engineering Section 2, Production Engineering Department, Production Strategy, H.Q., TANITA Corporation )
16:40-16:55	Discussion
16:55-17:00	General overview	Makoto Yamaguchi (Chairman, Business Committee of SIEJ)

information on off-flavor topics
Organizer	The Society for Off-flavor Studies	Place	Conference Room 103
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 13:10-17:00	Language	Japanese
The Society for Off-flavor Studies offers a variety of information on off-flavor topics to the companies and individuals in the field of food consumption. We offer case consultations by taking actual cases and suggest the countermeasures. Also, in our hands-on course, we offer three kinds of trainings: a) detection of the smell, b) identification of the smell. The reason of this training is because operating sensory tests by panelists is necessary to recognize and solve the problem which is raised by the consumers.

Admission	5000 yen	Pre-registration	Yes "http://www.fofsg.jp"
Contact	Shuich Harada (Secretariat of the Society for Off-flavor Studies, HAYASHI PURE CHEMICAL IND., LTD)
TEL	06-6910-7290	E-mail	off-flavor@fofsg.jp
URL	http://www.fofsg.jp

Program

12:30-	start accepting
13:10-14:10	Case Study on Off-flavor and its Measures	Takiko Nakada
14:10-15:30	Off-flavor Panelists Training 　Spearman rank method	Yoshiomi Shimabara
15:30-15:50	Break
15:50-17:00	Off-flavor Panelists Training 　remember off-flavor	Takehito Sagawa

AIST Material Diagnostic Platform seminar " Analytical evaluation technology supporting the development of functional materials "
Organizer	Research Institute for sustainable Chemistry National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology	Place	Conference Room 301B
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 13:25-16:30	Language	Japanese
In recent years, conversion to polymer materials has progressed in various fields such as transportation equipment and structural materials, and demands for safety and quality have been increasing. Polymeric materials have complicated supply chains from materials to products, so there is a need to develop unified analysis and evaluation methods throughout the supply chain. In this seminar, we introduce our approach to material evaluation technology and the latest evaluation technology.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required (Send attendees name, organization by e-mail)
Contact	Akihiro Oishi(Research Institute for Sustainable Chemisty AIST)
TEL	+81-29-861-4815	E-mail	jasis-2019-mdpseminar-ml@aist.go.jp
URL	https://unit.aist.go.jp/ischem/index.html

Program

13:25-13:30	Opening Address	Dai Kitamoto(Director, Research Institute for sustainable Chemistry AIST)
13:30-13:50	Evaluation technology of polymer degradation and stability on AIST Material Diagnosis Platform	Hiroaki Sato(Leader, Research Institute for sustainable Chemistry AIST)
13:50-14:10	Strategies to support local companies with polymer characterization technologies	Akihiro Oishi(Senior Researcher, Research Institute for sustainable Chemistry AIST)
14:10-14:30	Improvement of Corporate Value by Material Evaluation ~Looking at investors' perspective in the circular economy era~	Mitsuaki Kuroshima(Supervisory Innovation Coordinator, Research and Innovation Promotion Headquarters AIST)
14:30-14:50	Utilization of reference materials for quality control of resin materials	Nobuyasu Hanari(Leader, Research Institute for Material and Chemical Measurement AIST)
14:50-15:05	Break Time
15:05-15:25	Micron-scale 3D observation of organic composite materials by X-ray CT	Hiroyuki Niino(Deputy Director, Research Institute for sustainable Chemistry AIST)
15:25-15:45	"Visible" material diagnosis and failure sign by stress luminescence	Nao Terasaki(Leader, Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute AIST)
15:45-16:05	Evaluation technology for cellulose nanofiber at AIST	Akio Kumagai(Researcher, Research Institute for sustainable Chemistry AIST)
16:05-16:25	Evaluation methods for nano-carbon materials in practical use	Toshiya Okazaki(Deputy Director, CNT-Application Research Center AIST)
16:25-16:30	Closing Remarks	Toshiya Okazaki(Deputy Director, CNT-Application Research Center AIST)

JAIMA Seminar 12 "Instrumental Analysis -Separation Science"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 303
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 14:00～16:55	Language	Japanese

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

-	Chair Person ：Kazuaki Ito
14:00-14:05	Chair Person (Liquid Chromatography Discussion Group)	Hiroshi Nakamura(Tokyo University of Science)
14:05-14:55	High resolution separation of bio-macromolecules using monolithic silica capillary column	Hiroshi Kobayashi(Shinwa Chemical Industries)
15:00-15:05	Chair Person (Gas Chromatography Discussion Group)	Tsuneaki Maeda(PAI-NET)
15:05-15:55	Profiling of illicit drugs using gas chromatography / stable isotope ratio mass spectrometry	Yuko Iwata(National Research Institute of Police Science)
16:00-16:05	Chair Person (Ion Chromatography Discussion Group)	Kazuaki Ito(Seawater Assessment Technologies Research Institute)
16:05-16:55	Utilization of Ion Chromatography -Fundamentals and Applications-	Masanobu Mori(Department of Chemistry and Biology, Faculty of Science and Technology, Kochi University)

Seminar commemorating the revision of the "JIS K 0126 General Rules for Flow Analysis" -I can't listen now. I'll start now. Flow analysis.-
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 102
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 14:00-17:00	Language	Japanese
Based on the JISK0126 "General Rules for Flow Analysis", which was revised this year, this seminar will explain the items necessary for understanding the standard by flow analysis, developing analysis methods, and developing the standard. To obtain reliable data, experts from each manufacturer explain precautions for use, handling of defects, and maintenance know-how.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	AKANUMA, NAKAGAWA
TEL		E-mail	akanuma@bl-tec.co.jp nk@shimadzu.co.jp
URL

Program

14:00-14:05	Introductory Remarks	Undecided
14:05-14:35	"Outline of revision of JIS K 0126 and basis for flow analysis undecided"	Kouichi Oguma(Chiba Univercity)
14:35-14:55	Introduction of instruments & Troubleshooting-1	Manufacturer engineer(MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL ANALYTECH Co.,Ltd. )
14:55-15:15	Introduction of instruments & Troubleshooting-2	Manufacturer engineer(KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab., Corp.)
15:15-15:25	Break
15:25-15:45	Introduction of instruments & Troubleshooting-3	Manufacturer engineer(M&G Chematech Japan)
15:45-16:05	Introduction of instruments & Troubleshooting-4	Manufacturer engineer(BL TEC K.K.)
16:05-16:25	Introduction of instruments & Troubleshooting-5	Manufacturer engineer(Milestone General K.K.)
16:25-16:55	Uncertainty of flow analysis undecided	Toshihiro Suzuki (The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology )
16:55-17:00	Closing Remarks	Undecided

JAIMA Seminar 9"Instrumental Analysis -Bio-Technology"
Organizer	Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA)	Place	Conference Room 302
Date	Sept. 6 (Fri.) 14:00～17:00	Language	Japanese
Many bioanalytical methods have been developed to date, and further advance is expected for the development. In this seminar, a comprehensive explanation would be given to the cutting edge of bioanalytical methods, such as bioimaging, optogenetics and genome editing.

Admission	Free	Pre-registration	Required
Contact	Mr. Masaki (seed planning, Inc.)
TEL	+81-3-6821-5244	E-mail	JASIS＠seedplanning.co.jp
URL	https://www.jasis.jp

Program

14:00-14:10	Introductory Remarks	Moritoshi Sato(The University of Tokyo)
14:10-15:20	The cutting edge of bioanalytical methods (1)	Moritoshi Sato(The University of Tokyo)
15:30-16:50	The cutting edge of bioanalytical methods (2)	Moritoshi Sato(The University of Tokyo)
16:50-17:00	Closing Remarks	Moritoshi Sato(The University of Tokyo)