Turning scientific knowledge into value for society.
NeXtoo connects academic knowledge and technology with business and local communities, advancing their application in society to support healthy longevity and well-being.
We bring together the knowledge and strengths of academia, business and local communities, supporting initiatives from early concepts through commercialization and demonstration in society.
Our work
Connecting knowledge with society
From research seed development to specialist lectures and the creation of research environments, we help researchers advance their work and connect knowledge with society.
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Research seed development
We support academic drug discovery seeds from idea validation through research and development. Our services include consulting, management, technical assistance and matching researchers with companies to build partnerships.
We organize life science lectures and seminars with university professors and specialists with research and development experience in the pharmaceutical, contract research and food industries.
We help establish and relocate laboratories and other research facilities. Support includes laboratory layout, equipment selection and procurement, reagents and supplies, relocation and equipment maintenance.
Explore NeXtoo’s ideas for putting scientific knowledge into practice in society.
Concept stage
Exposome Nexus
A concept connecting environment and well-being
Environmental influences throughout life and the body’s responses. Our relationship with nature is part of this picture.
With harmony with nature as a guiding idea, we explore research and collaboration on the interaction between the environment and life, with healthy living and well-being in view.
Life science lectures for universities, companies and government organizations. Topics include cancer biomarkers, immunity, drug discovery and cell culture.
For school students
Experiments, seminars and lectures for elementary, junior high and high school students.
Seminar coordination
In July 2026, we supported the planning of a Japan Bioindustry Association seminar exploring inflammation and cancer.