In fact, just about any plant or animal species which humans have chosen to cultivate and selectively breed varieties of has recognized and meaningfully applied breed or variety names. The difference with cannabis is that there’s never been anyone to hold names accountable, and so there’s possibilities for very different things to be presented under a single variety name.
Kaye Bohler and Scott Jensen explain how Xtreme Power provides safety for labs across the entire cannabis supply chain.
Recent research says cannabis can reduce anxiety, but the wording used by researchers may lead some to inaccurate conclusions.
We caught up with Trevor White, Customer Service and Sales Manager of Ecodyst at the Cannabis Science Conference West 2019.
At CSC 2019, we talked to Barry Schubmehl from Fritsch, a German company that manufactures application-oriented laboratory instruments.
Some lesser known cannabis compounds with promising therapeutic and cosmetic potential are jockeying to be the next big breakout ingredient in skincare.
Disease-causing germs fester in products we consume, including our cannabis. DNA-based testing holds the key to healthier products and consumers.
Cannabidiol (CBD) targets everyday aging and helps keep skin moist, healthy, and young-looking. But what’s the science behind the benefit?
In our conversation with Laurie Wolf, she discusses the science and infusion of edibles, as well as her personal favorite infused recipes.
ACS Laboratory, based in Tampa, FL, tests for FL-licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers as well as hemp and CBD producers nationwide.
“Genetic drift” is often used to describe change in appearance/behavior of a clone variety over time. However, this may not be the correct use of the term.
In this first episode of Cannabis Tech Talks, we talk with Josh Crossney and Andrea Louise to talk about the Cannabis Science Conference.
We spoke with PrimeMyBody CEO Paul Rogers and Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Cheng Ruan to learn about their company’s innovations in hemp oil.
Here, as an excerpt from our Fall 2019 Cover Story, Dr. Sue Sisley details what her groundbreaking research has looked like.
How do you make the perfect edible, with accurate dosing and higher effectiveness? We talked to Lexaria Bioscience to find out.
Orange Photonics’ portable lab technology allows for improved testing and quality control, helping startups better monitor and understand their products.
Cannabis Science Conference founder and CEO Josh Crossney gave our publication a great perspective for the spring issue, explaining his unique process for selecting speakers. In this interview snippet, Crossney explains the inspiration behind the Cannabis Science Conference’s themes of cannabis and science together.
Cannabis dependence is real but difficult to diagnose. Flawed studies and poor science could be to blame for the lack of reliable data.
To deliver good quality cannabis, producers must simultaneously aim for both careful science and carefree highs. How to do that is a science in itself.
Here, we have the two sides of cannabis: micropropagation, explained by Dr. Sma Zobayed; and molecular biology, explained by Dr. John Brunstein.
