Unlock Faster Microbial Identification:
A Guide To MicrobialTrack For Shimadzu's MALDI
Fast, reliable microbial identification is essential across industries such as food safety, environmental analysis, and clinical research. MALDI-TOF MS has set the standard for fast species identification, and with Shimadzu’s MicrobialTrack software, labs can achieve even greater accuracy and coverage. In this Digital Classrooms session, explore how MicrobialTrack’s genomics-driven algorithm transforms workflows by making identification broader, clearer, and easier.
Discover how MicrobialTrack pushes your lab’s capabilities further. Its extensive reference database—about 18,000 validated and 85,000 genomically predicted species—enables accurate identification of both common and tough-to-culture organisms. Advanced algorithms match your results to theoretical protein profiles, helping you achieve precise, trustworthy answers in less time.
You’ll also see how MicrobialTrack’s vendor-neutral, cloud-based workflow makes it easy to upload and analyse your data with clear, color-coded results for faster interpretation. Whether your focus is environmental microbiology, food and beverage testing, fermentation, microbiome work, or clinical studies and more, this session delivers practical strategies to boost clarity, accuracy, and lab efficiency.
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Learning Objectives:
Understand how MicrobialTrack enhances Shimadzu MALDI workflows
Learn best practices for sample preparation, spectral acquisition, and quality assessment
Gain practical skills in database and library management
Explore real-world applications and troubleshooting approaches
Keisuke Shima
Group Manager, MALDI Group, Diagnostic Division
Shimadzu Corporation Japan
After graduating from Osaka University Graduate School, Keisuke Shima worked in drug discovery research at Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Subsequently, he joined Shimadzu Corporation, where he focused on application development and customer support, primarily in MALDI microbial identification. In 2021, Keisuke was assigned to the Shimadzu China Innovation Center, where he engaged in collaborative research with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs). Since 2025, he has served as the MALDI Product Manager in the Diagnostics Division at Shimadzu Corporation's headquarters.