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Upcoming Live Seminar: Real-Time Visualization of Microbial Dynamics

Overview

On October 14, 2025, CMC Research is excited to host a live-streamed seminar titled “Real-time Visualization of Microbial Dynamics: Innovative Activity Evaluation and Antimicrobial Assessment via Heat Measurement.” This event, which will run from 13:30 to 16:30 JST, is ideal for professionals in the cosmetics, food, and pharmaceuticals sectors, particularly those involved in quality assurance and microbiological standards.

Details

• - Date: October 14, 2025
• - Time: 13:30 - 16:30 JST
• - Location: Online via Zoom with materials included
• - Registration Fees:

- General: ¥44,000 (tax included)
- Newsletter Subscribers: ¥39,600 (tax included)
- Academic Rate: ¥26,400 (tax included)

• - Instructor: Jun Usukura (Mandom Corporation, Advanced Technology Research Institute)

Register now to secure your spot!

Learning Objectives

Participants will explore various critical aspects of microbial activity analysis, including:

• - Principles and features of microbial activity analysis instruments based on heat measurement.
• - Distinctions between conventional methods and innovative applications.
• - Detailed procedures for assessing growth dynamics and antimicrobial properties.
• - Case studies and applicable outcomes within the cosmetics industry.

Target Audience

This seminar is tailored for:

• - Professionals in the food, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical industries overseeing quality and microbiological standards.
• - Individuals seeking real-time, non-destructive methods for evaluating microbial dynamics as alternatives to traditional techniques.
• - Experts aiming to enhance the evaluation of antimicrobial and preservative functionalities.
• - Researchers who wish to leverage microbial activity analysis in their development work.

Seminar Agenda

The seminar will cover the following segments with a scheduled break:
1. Fundamentals and Features of Microbial Activity Analysis Instruments
- Overview of microbial activity analysis instruments
- Comparison with conventional methods
- Dynamic analysis techniques
2. Research Applications
- Comparison of growth and metabolism
- Assessment of antimicrobial activities, including calculation of Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) and evaluations of static and lethal effects
3. Case Studies in the Cosmetics Industry
- Quantitative analysis of antimicrobial actions of 1,2-alkanediols
- Mechanistic analysis of antimicrobial efficacy reduction in sheet-type cosmetics

Instructor Profile

Jun Usukura, an expert from Mandom Corporation’s Advanced Technology Research Institute, has been with the company since April 2009 and has specialized in microbial research since 2019 while being lent to Osaka University’s Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences. His research focuses on microbial control in cosmetics, and he is a member of the Japanese Society of Anti-Microbial and Anti-Fungal Agents.

How to Register

To attend this informative seminar, please sign up on the CMC Research seminar page. Following registration, you will receive a specific URL for streaming the seminar.

🔗 Register here

All sessions will be conducted online; hence, participants are encouraged to join through Zoom. Note that recording or photographing during the sessions is strictly prohibited.

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