CEO Shin Yoshida to Present at “Rising Biotech Challenge 2025 DEMO DAY”

Our CEO, Shin Yoshida, will present at the “Rising Biotech Challenge 2025 DEMO DAY,” hosted by Plug and Play Japan, on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.This Demo Day serves as the final presentation event of the program, bringing together pharmaceutical companies, venture capital firms, and a diverse audience across the biotech ecosystem.

Our CEO will deliver a four‑minute pitch followed by a two‑minute Q&A session, and will also participate in the networking and poster presentation session.

Event Details Official Website

Date & Time: Wednesday, December 10, 2025, 18:00–20:30

Venue: Plug and Play Shibuya Office

Participation and Poster Presentation at the 94th Symposium of Japanese Society of Enzyme Engineering

Gel Coat Biomaterials participated in the 94th Symposium of Japanese Society of Enzyme Engineering, held on November 21, 2025, at the Digital Multi-Purpose Hall of the Institute of Science Tokyo. Our research team presented a poster showcasing our latest findings in enzyme protection technology.

The symposium brought together a large number of attendees, including many from industry, creating a highly engaging atmosphere throughout the event. During our poster session, our research drew strong interest from both academic researchers and corporate participants, leading to many insightful and active discussions.

Building on our hydrogel platform technology, we will continue to share our research progress in the fields of enzyme engineering and biomaterials, and remain committed to advancing new technologies and delivering practical applications to the biotechnology community.

CEO Shin Yoshida Presented at the “Future Life and Water Science Research Group”

On November 17, 2025, our CEO, Shin Yoshida, gave a presentation at the Future Life and Water Science Research Group, an event organized around  the theme of “Future Life and Water.”

The group brings together researchers and companies across a wide range of fields—including water science, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, life sciences, and space-related technologies—to share the latest research and discuss pathways toward real-world implementation.

In his presentation, Yoshida introduced “Functionalization and Applications of Biomaterials Using Zwitterionic Hydrogels,” highlighting recent research on enzyme and protein stabilization enabled by our proprietary technology, as well as its potential industrial applications. He noted that it was an honor to present at such an inspiring forum attended by experts from diverse fields.

We will continue to advance the research and development of material technologies with academic and industrial partners, contributing to the realization of a more sustainable society.