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Noid Knowledge
Cannabis Science & Technology
36 episodes
1 month ago
In this latest installment of Noid Knowledge, Jason Wilson from the Curious About Cannabis podcast discusses with our host Evan Friedmann and guests TJ Martin, Ian Oswald, and Kyle Boyar, their experiences at the American Chemical Society (ACS) conference in San Diego. Wilson shares insights from a conversation with colleagues about their research on volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) in cannabis, which contribute to its aroma. They found that while most VSCs were present in low concentrations, some strains like Gelato and GMO had higher levels. They also discussed the importance of proper packaging, noting that mylar bags can effectively retain these compounds. The conversation highlights the need for better analytical methods and open-access research to advance the cannabis industry. Link to Companion Curious About Cannabis Podcast Episode : https://cacpodcast.com/cannabis-quality-aroma-and-terpenes-what-do-we-really-know-with-tj-martin-iain-oswald-kyle-boyar-evan-friedmann/
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In this latest installment of Noid Knowledge, Jason Wilson from the Curious About Cannabis podcast discusses with our host Evan Friedmann and guests TJ Martin, Ian Oswald, and Kyle Boyar, their experiences at the American Chemical Society (ACS) conference in San Diego. Wilson shares insights from a conversation with colleagues about their research on volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) in cannabis, which contribute to its aroma. They found that while most VSCs were present in low concentrations, some strains like Gelato and GMO had higher levels. They also discussed the importance of proper packaging, noting that mylar bags can effectively retain these compounds. The conversation highlights the need for better analytical methods and open-access research to advance the cannabis industry. Link to Companion Curious About Cannabis Podcast Episode : https://cacpodcast.com/cannabis-quality-aroma-and-terpenes-what-do-we-really-know-with-tj-martin-iain-oswald-kyle-boyar-evan-friedmann/
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Ep 21, Part I: Bridging Science and Community in Cannabis with Dr. Allison Justice & Dr. Riley Kirk
Noid Knowledge
36 minutes 24 seconds
1 year ago
Ep 21, Part I: Bridging Science and Community in Cannabis with Dr. Allison Justice & Dr. Riley Kirk
In Part I of this episode, we are joined by Allison Justice, PhD, and Riley Kirk, PhD. Dr. Justice conducts photobiology research and co-founded the Hemp Mine, an innovative hemp farm and product manufacturer. Dr. Kirk is a natural product chemist with a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences. Here, they discuss the importance of connecting people in the cannabis industry, academia, and consumers to further the reach of cannabis education. They also explore the elements of their ongoing research project, “The Science of Smokeability,” which examines nutrient management, importance of maintaining moisture levels, accurate measurements, and the future of cannabis research. Drs. Justice and Kirk presented some of their findings at Cannabis Science Conference in May 2024.
Noid Knowledge
In this latest installment of Noid Knowledge, Jason Wilson from the Curious About Cannabis podcast discusses with our host Evan Friedmann and guests TJ Martin, Ian Oswald, and Kyle Boyar, their experiences at the American Chemical Society (ACS) conference in San Diego. Wilson shares insights from a conversation with colleagues about their research on volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) in cannabis, which contribute to its aroma. They found that while most VSCs were present in low concentrations, some strains like Gelato and GMO had higher levels. They also discussed the importance of proper packaging, noting that mylar bags can effectively retain these compounds. The conversation highlights the need for better analytical methods and open-access research to advance the cannabis industry. Link to Companion Curious About Cannabis Podcast Episode : https://cacpodcast.com/cannabis-quality-aroma-and-terpenes-what-do-we-really-know-with-tj-martin-iain-oswald-kyle-boyar-evan-friedmann/