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|Events|February 9, 2023
2023 UConn Cannabis Symposium: March 16-17
The University of Connecticut has been a leader nationally in developing the first series of courses offered at a US academic institution on cannabis production. Join us on March 16-17 as expert speakers cover topics related to cannabis such as: plant production, biochemistry and genetics, clinical impacts, law and policy, and the future of the industry. The UConn Cannabis Symposium will be a premiere event for students, scientists, educators, and members of the cannabis industry to network and share information in the emerging cannabis field.
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Dates: March 16-17, 2023
Location: UConn Student Union, Storrs, CT
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