|Articles|September 16, 2021

Educational Science Seminar Series Launching Today

Zacariah Hildenbrand, PhD, of Inform Environmental, LLC and one of Cannabis Science and Technology’s Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) members, is hosting a new seminar series called “The Science of Cannabis and Hemp.”

Zacariah Hildenbrand, PhD, of Inform Environmental, LLC and one of Cannabis Science and Technology’s Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) members, is hosting a new seminar series called “The Science of Cannabis and Hemp.” The first installment of this series will air on Thursday, September 16th at 2 pm EST from this link: http://meet.google.com/rej-vtip-fye

Hildenbrand will be joined by several friends and colleagues throughout the series where they plan to have enlightening conversations on several technical topics in this new frontier of medicine. Topics of coverage include the various chemical classes found in cannabis and hemp, commercial cannabis/hemp analysis, genetics, and the effects of various environmental factors on phytochemical content. Each installment will also feature a live q&a session with the audience. The series is being presented by Curtis Mathes Grow Lights, Orxata Media Group, Medusa Analytical, and Shimadzu.


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