by Amanda Luketa
| June 03, 2019
Using Colorimetric Sensor Arrays for Cannabinoid Detection
A novel method for analyte detection shows promising applications for both cannabis and hemp markets.
Test & Measurement
by Kristina Etter
| November 21, 2018
DNA Mapping for Safe Cannabis Consumption
DNA sequencing helps millions of people every year learn of their ancestry, as well as, identify certain health risks based on their genetic code. But DNA for cannabis? One Canadian company is changing the future of cannabis.
by Kristina Etter
| March 25, 2018
UCLA Cannabis Research Initiative
For the last several decades, cannabis research in the United States has been severely restricted. Despite the growing movement for legalization, federal restrictions on the research of Schedule I substances have effectively prevented research facilities and universities from studying the plant. However, emboldened and driven by the newly legal, recreational market of California, UCLA is pioneering academia into a new era of cannabis research.
by Editorial Team
| January 30, 2018
Chromatography: A badge of Integrity
As the demand for cannabinoid products continues to climb, businesses are emerging to accommodate this need, some of which are more reputable than others. Utilizing technology, like chromatography, can help separate quality cannabis and hemp producers from the crowd.
by Editorial Team
| January 23, 2018
Rapid Roadside Testing
While the cannabis industry continues to grow, law enforcement agencies are scrambling for solutions to prevent or deter driving under the influence. Although impaired driving has always been a focus of the nation’s law enforcement entities, the legalization of medicinal cannabis has raised significant concerns regarding the operation of motor vehicles while under the influence of cannabis. Taking a similar approach to alcohol, rapid roadside intoxication testing for cannabis is on the rise, and manufacturers are scrambling to bring an effective device to market.
