|Webcasts|November 3, 2022

Good is Not a Number: Learn How to Improve Your Extraction Processes

Author(s)Agrify

Thu, Nov 3, 2022 11:00 AM EDT Good is not a Number provides meaningful principles and practices that impact all phases of processing cannabis based on Formulation Centric Processing.  Discover how your process results compare with industry standards?

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Event Overview:

“Good is not a Number” provides meaningful principles and practices that impact all phases of processing cannabis based on formulation centric processing. Discover how your process results compare with industry standards. Monitoring processes in real-time or nearly real-time provides information that can be used to make changes to optimize the predetermined outcomes. What are the sources of potential errors? How can the key factors be determined? What is the impact on the speed, selectivity, scale, and spend ($)? Data provides information and informed decisions with a meaningful impact on the company.

Key Learning:

  • Effects on type and frequency of feedback to process.
  • Determining the key variables in a process.
  • Implementing a plan for process feedback.


Speakers:

Dr. John A. MacKay, Co-founder, Institute of Extraction Technology and Synergistic Technology Associates

John A. MacKay earned a B.A. in Chemistry from St. Lawrence University (SLU), and a Ph.D. from the University of Vermont (UVM), in Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry. After positions teaching at Davidson College, Lyndon State College, and University of Vermont (UVM), John joined Waters Corporation in 1983. Dr. MacKay founded Synergistic Technologies Associates, LLC that has helped many of the major brands optimize their extrication processes operations based on Six Sigma principles. He co-founded the Dr. John MacKay Institute of Extraction Technology to bring hands on training for increasing the expertise of people wanting to enter the exciting field of cannabis processing. With the expertise and desire to spread the science throughout the industry, John has taken on roles as a contributing journalist and science editor for Terpenes and Testing Magazine and was the editor of the first issues of Extraction Magazine and now is contributing journalist and scientific advisor. He has also been appointed the Educator Assistant Professor on the Volunteer Pathway, Department of Pharmacology at the Robert Larner, MD College of Medicines.

Time and Date:

Thu, Nov 3, 2022 11:00 AM EDT

Sponsors:

Agrify

Register Free: https://globalmeet.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1573958&tp_key=7b257cc5ab


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