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The 18th Metabolome Symposium
October 31, 2024
At the Bio2Q booth at the exhibition
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Prof. Tomoyoshi Soga, PI
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Prof. Makoto Arita, PI
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Dr. Jumpei Sasabe, Jr. PI
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The lecture hall
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Keio University Human Biology-Microbiome-Quantum Research Center (WPI-Bio2Q) participated in the 18th Metabolome Symposium (Lectures & Exhibition)
| Date & Time | October 23 (Wed.) – 25 (Fri.), 2024 |
|---|---|
| Venue | Lecture Hall, Tsuruoka Advanced Research and Industry Support Center (Tsuruoka Metabolome Campus), Yamagata, Japan |
| Executive Committee Chairperson | Tomoyoshi Soga (Professor, Institute for Advanced Biosciences, Keio University) |
Participants from WPI-Bio2Q, Keio University
Tomoyoshi Soga / Professor, Institute for Frontier Biosciences, Keio University (PI, Bio2Q) / Executive Committee Chairperson
Makoto Arita / Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, Keio University (PI, Bio2Q) / Lecturer
Oltea Sampetrean / Project Professor, Bio2Q, Keio University (Jr. PI, Administrative Director, Bio2Q) / Exhibitor
Yuki Sugiura / Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University (Jr. PI, Bio2Q) / Chair
Jumpei Sasabe / Assistant Professor, Keio University School of Medicine (Jr. PI, Bio2Q) / Lecturer
Junta Komamura / Research Manager, Bio2Q, Keio University / Exhibitor
Metabolome Symposium
Held annually since 2006 to provide a forum for presenting and discussing the latest technologies and applications of metabolomics, and to promote research and practical use of metabolomics analysis technologies.
Sessions of this year’s symposium
Aging and Metabolism, Gut Microbiome, New Technologies and Imaging, Multi-omics and Trans-omics, Lipidomics, Disease Metabolism, Life Science, Food, Plants, Microbes, and Informatics
About 350 people participated in the lively scientific discussions.
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