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On February 16th (15:00–15:30), we will hold an advanced webinar on "Multivariate Analysis Software: SIMCA" focusing on regression models (OPLS). SIMCA is a multivariate analysis software that is well-regarded in research, development, and manufacturing for its capabilities in overview, regression, discrimination, and classification. In this webinar, we will focus on 'Regression: OPLS' and include short demonstrations and case studies (three examples are planned). ● OPLS: Orthogonal Partial Least Squares An advanced model of PLS. By rotating so that the Y variable becomes the first axis, it facilitates interpretation and allows for prediction of the target variable and factor analysis. Example of OPLS usage: * Set the coffee quality evaluation score as the target variable and find the factors that contribute most from the metabolic profile's GC/MS data, aiming to predict the quality evaluation score. * While PLS was able to identify the most contributing factors, it was difficult to determine the second and third contributing factors, which could be found using OPLS. * Participation from competitors in the same industry is not allowed. * Please install the latest version of ZOOM.

We will be holding a webinar to introduce the cloud-based electronic lab notebook 'Labstep'. Labstep is a cloud-based electronic lab notebook (ELN) developed by researchers for researchers, originating from the University of Oxford. It supports all research activities, including not only experimental records but also reagent management and the creation of experimental workflows. 1) It has an intuitive and easy-to-use interface, allowing anyone to start using it immediately. 2) There are no costs or time required for implementation (as short as one month). 3) It enables quick searching, sharing, and comparison of data records (text, files, chemical structures, gene sequences, charts).

We will be exhibiting at the "54th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics" to be held on November 22 (Saturday) and 23 (Sunday), 2025. If you attend this conference, please be sure to stop by our booth. The main products on display are as follows: - Toxicity prediction software 'CASE Ultra' - Chemical toxicity information search platform 'ToxPlanet' - In silico risk assessment support tool 'QSAR Flex' - Metabolite prediction software 'META Ultra' - Cloud-based electronic lab notebook 'Labstep' If you have any questions or would like a demonstration, please feel free to reach out to us.

SIMCA is a multivariate analysis software that handles large data sets and is appreciated in research, development, and manufacturing environments for its features in overview, regression, discrimination, and classification. In this webinar, we will focus on the highly praised 'Multiblock Analysis: MOCA' from our customers, featuring short demonstrations and research case studies. ● MOCA (Multiblock Orthogonal Component Analysis) An integrated overview analysis targeting block data obtained from multiple analyses and methods on the same samples. It can be utilized in cases such as: Food: Mass spectrometry + sensory evaluation Manufacturing: Process signals + spectral analysis + raw material composition Omics: Gene expression (transcripts) + proteomics (protein expression) + metabolomics (quantitative values of metabolites) Participation is free, so please feel free to register. *There are no plans for on-demand distribution. *We do not accept participation from competitors in the same industry. *For manufacturers of analytical instruments, we will provide individual introductions, so please contact us. *Please install the latest version of ZOOM.

We will hold an introductory webinar about the toxicology information search system "ToxPlanet." ToxPlanet is an integrated search platform that encompasses toxicity/safety information for compounds. It covers toxicity databases worldwide (over 1,300 data collections, more than 700 regulatory and advisory lists, and over 10 million literature references, providing information on more than 110 million compounds), allowing for comprehensive access to toxicity information from a single search, thereby enhancing the efficiency of toxicity information and safety investigations. In this webinar, we will provide an overview of ToxPlanet and conduct a demonstration of its operation. If you have any interest, please feel free to join us.