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August 2020 Issue of The Cannabis Scientist

Our cover feature this month poses the question: what’s next for cannabis analysis? To find the answers, we sit down with four analytical experts from the USA’s most established legal cannabis markets to get their vision of cannabis analysis 2.0. Elsewhere, we continue the analytical theme, with a round up of the latest testing news and an interview with cannabis quality consultant, Savino Sguera. Plus, we have an opinion piece on using real-world data to guide cannabis research from University of Alberta’s Jason Dyck, and in this month’s editorial, our Editor asks whether occupational health has been neglected in the industry.

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Articles featured in this issue

Research & Development Neurology & psychology

THC on The Brain

| Charlotte Barker

How does THC in cannabis cause changes in behavior? It’s more complicated than we thought…

Testing & Processing Cannabinoid analysis

Quick Hits: Cannabis Testing

| Charlotte Barker

The latest news from the world of cannabis analysis

Research & Development Medical research

Weathering the Cytokine Storm

| Charlotte Barker

THC halts the immune cascade that causes acute respiratory distress syndrome in mice

Research & Development Medical research

Flipping the Script

| Jason Dyck

Real-world evidence could help fill in the blanks on medical cannabis

Testing & Processing Terpene & residual solvent analysis

High and (Too) Dry

| Sponsored by SaveTheTerps.org

Research from SaveTheTerps.org suggests that the majority of cannabis flower sold in the USA is too dry

Rugged Isocratic LC-UV Method for the Analysis of 16 Cannabinoids in Hemp and Cannabis Samples

| Contributed by UCT

With the mounting interest in hemp and cannabis products for medicinal and recreational use around the world...

Testing & Processing Pesticide analysis

Analysis of Pesticides in Cannabis Sativa Matrix

| Contributed by Jeol

Pesticides in Cannabis sativa matrix were analyzed using the JEOL JMS-TQ4000GC gas chromatograph triple-quadrupole mass spectrometer.

The Science Behind the Perfect Joint

| Contributed by FRITSCH

How to engineer pre-rolls for an even and enjoyable smoke

Testing & Processing Mycotoxin analysis

Keeping It Compliant

Savino Sguera on the cannabis industry's slow march toward standardization

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