JMP Discovery Japan 2024 concluded successfully on Nov. 8, bringing together a diverse group of data scientists, analysts, and researchers. The event featured a robust program, including keynote talks, technical presentations, and poster sessions showcasing the power of JMP in various industries.
220 attendees from leading companies, such as IBIDEN, Murata Manufacturing, and Sony Semiconductor, participated in the event.
Attendees gained valuable insights from JMP's product roadmap and R&D lighting talks. Jeff Perkinson also led a talk on unlocking data with JMP, which was particularly well-received.
Other highlights of the event:
- Diverse technical presentations: A total of 15 papers and 19 posters were presented, covering a wide range of topics, from omics analysis to machine learning applications.
- VIP meetings and collaborations: JMP engaged in one-on-one meetings with key industry players, including WL Gore and Idemitsu Kosan, to explore potential collaborations.
- Real-world applications: Several presentations highlighted the practical applications of JMP in various industries. For instance, Energy Wiz Corporation demonstrated how JMP's exploratory analysis capabilities helped them improve the maintenance of large lead-acid batteries for wind power plants. Additionally, researchers from Teikyo Heisei University showcased the use of JMP in analyzing the odor profiles of fermented bread.
- Advancements in healthcare: One of the most intriguing presentations focused on the use of JMP to improve colorectal cancer outcomes. Professor Hiroaki Ito discussed how machine learning techniques, powered by JMP, can accurately classify serum samples and predict the likelihood of colorectal cancer.
Stay tuned for JMP Discovery Korea, which takes place on Nov. 13 in Seoul!
Enjoy a few photos from Discovery Japan
Ryan Lekivetz gives a talk on DOE.
Jeff Perkinson and Jon Weisz share data from the interactive wall at JMP Discovery in Cary.
Attendees enjoyed traditional Japanese treats with JMP's 35th Anniversary as a theme.
Attendees take a break between sessions.
An attendee adds to the interactive wall.
