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Showcasing Industry-Government-Academia Collaboration at The Hub,
a Medical Technology R&D Center at Vanderbilt University in the U.S.
November 5, 2026
Nissha Co., Ltd.
Nissha Medical Technologies (hereinafter, “NMT”), offering the medical devices CDMO*1 in Nissha Co., Ltd., hosted a special tour of "The Hub by Nissha Medical Technologies (The Hub)," NMT's research and development center on the campus of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, as part of the 2026 Southeast U.S./Japan Annual Joint Meeting (SEUS/Japan) held in the United States.

*1 CDMO:Contract Design/Development and Manufacturing Organization
SEUS/Japan is an annual meeting that, for nearly 50 years, has brought together government and business leaders from Japan and the Southeastern United States to strengthen economic ties between the two regions.
By connecting clinical insights, engineering, and emerging technologies with Nissha's global CDMO capabilities, The Hub drives an integrated process for medical devices, from academic research and technology development through commercialization and volume manufacturing.
The tour attracted approximately 70 registered participants, including business executives from a wide range of industries, such as medical and healthcare, as well as government and economic development officials and representatives from academia. The tour gave participants a firsthand look at how industry-government-academia collaboration can spark new ideas and innovation.
Nissha will continue to contribute to innovation in the medical field by connecting diverse knowledge, technologies, and people.
SEUS/Japan is an annual meeting that, for nearly 50 years, has brought together government and business leaders from Japan and the Southeastern United States to strengthen economic ties between the two regions.
By connecting clinical insights, engineering, and emerging technologies with Nissha's global CDMO capabilities, The Hub drives an integrated process for medical devices, from academic research and technology development through commercialization and volume manufacturing.
The tour attracted approximately 70 registered participants, including business executives from a wide range of industries, such as medical and healthcare, as well as government and economic development officials and representatives from academia. The tour gave participants a firsthand look at how industry-government-academia collaboration can spark new ideas and innovation.
Nissha will continue to contribute to innovation in the medical field by connecting diverse knowledge, technologies, and people.

Chairman of the Board and Group CEO Junya Suzuki,
Nissha Medical Technologies CEO Brandon Hoffman, and the team members who led the tour
Nissha Medical Technologies CEO Brandon Hoffman, and the team members who led the tour
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