Jud is a mechanical engineer by training with a diverse background including design, technical support, and sales. For the last six years, he has worked in sales and technical support roles in a photonics and space-grade instrumentation environment.
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What does it take to stay alive and on top of the ever-changing regulations in this fast moving business? Read our interview with Deb Kimless, MD, Medical Director of Maryland-based, ForwardGro.
As reported by Forbes Magazine, the market for hemp could grow by 700% in the next 3 years to become a $2.1 billion consumer market by 2020. The clamor for hemp-based Cannabidiol (CBD) has escalated due in part to increased
Marijuana is a banned substance by the National Football League while opioids are the typical pain management prescription. Harvard Medical School recently hosted a cannabis conference where NFL athletes spoke about why this could change.
We didn’t just take inspiration from NASA’s Curiosity rover. We actually used one of the detectors on Curiosity as the heart of LightLab.
Some people love a challenge. If you want to combine the arduous labor of growing a complex plant like cannabis with the intensity of aquaponics (cultivation of plants in water with fish), you have taken on a double whammy challenge with a big potential payout.
Industry leaders in any space break rules, lead innovation and develop new standards of excellence. Are you a member of the elite group of cannabis visionaries?
While the US cannabis economy struggles with a fragmented legal framework Canada pursues a very different model.
BIG IDEA: Products for the legal marijuana industry. First up will be LightLab, a “portable, lab-grade cannabis potency analyzer” that the company says will give growers, dispensaries, regulators, and manufacturers of marijuana-infused products a fast, reliable, and affordable way to maintain quality control. Instead of waiting several days for a lab to perform potency tests, they could get results in less than ten minutes.
The AOCS annual meeting brought leaders in analytical chemistry to discuss the changing cannabis safety landscape…Dylan Wilks, chief scientific officer at Orange Photonics, discussed the various needs in sample preparation for a wide range of products. He focused on sample prep and variation for on-site potency analysis, which could give edibles manufacturers crucial quality assurance tools in process control. Susan Audino, Ph.D., chemist and A2LA assessor, echoed Wilks’ concerns over sample collection methods.
