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Molecular Devices is pleased to announce the upcoming "High Content Screening User Forum - Researchers Discuss the Cutting Edge of HCS Utilization." In this event, researchers who are utilizing high content screening systems in their studies will share practical insights on how they are benefiting their daily research. Additionally, there will be an opportunity for direct interaction and exchange of ideas between the speakers and participants after the presentations. We hope this occasion will contribute to discussions on the effective use of high content screening and be beneficial for your future research endeavors.

The organoid technology is gaining prominence in drug discovery research. We will hold a Japanese webinar where you can learn about the automation of culture through AI image analysis and the reduction of drug discovery risks through the utilization of multimodal data, all in one session. We will introduce technologies that quantify organoid culture using AI image analysis, enabling autonomous passaging decisions, as well as the latest examples of data utilization that integrate multi-omics data from patient-derived organoids (PDOs) to predict drug responses with high accuracy, thereby reducing drug discovery risks. These advancements are expected to enhance research reproducibility and promote precision medicine. A Q&A session is also planned after the presentations. Presentation 1: Automation of organoid culture through quantification of culture conditions and autonomous passaging decisions using AI image analysis Koji Utagawa, Application Scientist, Molecular Devices Japan, Ph.D. in Science Presentation 2: Risk reduction in cancer drug projects using molecular and multi-omics data from organoids Toshiya Kondo, Scientific Business Consultant, Genedata AG, M.D.

In recent years, with the emergence of new drugs that have advanced mechanisms of action, particularly biopharmaceuticals, we are facing more sophisticated challenges in the early stages of drug discovery, such as proof of drug concept and high-content screening. For example, in drug concept proof, there is a demand for the visualization of a seamless drug delivery system from tissue sections to the cellular level, as well as intracellular DDS evaluation of biopharmaceuticals at the organelle level. Additionally, in high-content screening, there is a growing focus on using organoids, which are closer to the in vivo environment than traditional flat cultures, requiring highly accurate high-content analysis. Therefore, in this webinar, Leica and Molecular Devices will present the latest imaging solutions to address these challenges. Date and Time: September 22, 2022 (Thursday) 10:00-10:45, 14:00-14:45 (same content for both sessions) Participation Fee: Free Format: Online only (Capacity: 200 participants) Application Deadline: September 21, 2022 (Wednesday)

Basic Knowledge of CSV, Roles of Users and Suppliers, Category Classification, Recent Developments in DI Guidance, Points to Consider in Contracted Operations, Considerations for Managing and Handling Electronic Data, Key Points for CSV and DI Inspections by Regulatory Authorities, Special Seminar with Clear Explanations Based on Extensive Experience!! ◆Instructor Kenichi Ogiwara, Representative of C-Cast Co., Ltd. Currently active after working at Yokogawa Electric Corporation and Nomura Research Institute. ◆Target Audience Individuals involved in CSV and Data Integrity at pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, suppliers, etc. ◆Prerequisites No specific prior knowledge required. ◆Knowledge to be Acquired 1) Basic knowledge of CSV 2) Role division between users and suppliers in CSV 3) Correct thinking about category classification 4) Recent status of data integrity guidance 5) Japanese authorities' perspective on data integrity 6) Points to consider in contracted operations (labs and manufacturing) 7) Considerations for managing and handling electronic data 8) Key points for inspections of CSV and data integrity by regulatory authorities.

Title 1: Co-culture of Immune Cells and Vascular-like Tissues Using OrganoPlate for Inflammation and Cancer Research Speaker: Yoko Ejiri (General Manager, Mimetas Japan Co., Ltd.) Title 2: Accelerating Research on Viral Infections and Treatments During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Multidimensional Analysis Using High-Content Imaging and Microplate Readers Speaker: Mitsuo Yamaguchi (Product Manager, Drug Discovery and HTS Products, Product Management Department, Molecular Devices Japan Co., Ltd.)