M. S. degree from department of Physics, the University of Tokyo. B. S. degree from department of Physics, Tokyo University of Science. Her career includes: Nomura Securities, Co., Ltd. (analyst, Investment Banking division.), Bloomberg LLP (data analyst), Ginza Galleries (International Public Relations/Overseas Project Integration) and Linkers Corporation (Managing Executive Officer). At Linkers Corporation, a start-up company in the technology matching service industry, she won MVP for top sales.

B. E., and M. E. degree from Faculty of Technology, Kyoto University.
Gust scientist of Max-Planck Institute of Bio-Physical Chemistry in 1989-1991.
1981: Joined Matsushita Electric Industries (Panasonic, as of now) and consistently kept cultivating new technology fields including immuno-chemical sensing. 2002: Established tele-healthcare based joint venture, Viterion LLC, in NY USA, and served as CTO. After return back to Japan in 2006, managed variety of medical equipments as the GM of engineering group, AA-SBU Panasonic Healthcare Co. Ltd. Transferred to Meiji Seika Pharma according to the assignment of laser technology of Photodynamic therapy against cancers in 2015.

MBA from HEC Paris, Ph.D. in Chemistry from University of Minnesota, B.S. in Chemistry from Keio University. Upon receiving his degree in the U.S., he worked in chemical biology at The Scripps Research Institute. He then returned to Japan and engaged in drug discovery research at a pharmaceutical company. His interest in business led him to obtain an MBA in France, after which he joined a consulting firm, where he led projects such as opportunity assessment, market research, and licensing for global pharmaceutical and medical device companies. Drawn by the societal impact and technological promise, he became a part of Nanotis corporation in 2023.

Ph.D. degree from Pure and Applied Sciences, University of Tsukuba. Visiting Researcher, Nihon University during 2012-2018. In 2009, he joined a manufacturer specializing in clinical laboratory analyzers and worked on the development of biosensors and related equipment. In 2021, he became the development group leader and continued to oversee new product development of clinical laboratory analyzers. He resonated with Nanotis’ vision of achieving highly-sensitive and rapid testing, and in 2022, he joined as a Technology Director.

Dr. Michika Onoda is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

He received a Ph. D. degree from faculty of Materials Engineering, the University of Tokyo (Top Graduate, President’s Award). His career includes JSPS Research Fellow DC1 (2016), Visiting Researcher at University of Minnesota (2017), JSPS Superlative Postdoctoral Fellow at Nagoya University (2019 to present), and Postdoctoral Researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2019 to present).

The target of his research is to create novel functional polymeric materials, especially in the field of the polymer gel. In his career, he won more than eighteen awards at national and international conferences including the University of Tokyo President’s Award for the outstanding research about artificial amoeba utilizing polymeric fluids. In addition

B. S., M. S., and Ph. D. degree from school of Chemical Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology in 1973, 1975, and 1985. His career includes: RIKEN (Research Scientist from 1977), University of Illinois (Visiting Researcher from 1988), RIKEN (Vice Senior Research Scientist from 1992), the University of Tokyo (Professor from 1993). Dr. Nagamune is the winner of the 25th Ichimura Award (1993), The SCEJ Award (Tamaki Medal) (2002), Ichimura Prize, IUPAC Fellow on Biotechnology, The SCEJ Award (Ikeda Medal) (2014), etc.

Ryo Yoshida, Ph. D.

Dr. Ryo Yoshida is a full professor at The University of Tokyo. He received a Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering in 1993 from Waseda University, Japan. He was a research associate at Tokyo Women’s Medical University in 1993, a researcher at the National Institute of Materials and Chemical Research from 1994–1997, and an assistant professor at University of Tukuba from 1997–2000. In 2001, he moved to The University of Tokyo as an associate professor and became a full professor in 2012. He won the Society of Polymer Science, Japan Wiley Award in 2009.