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Before our first issue of 2024 is published next month, let’s take another look at the most popular topics in our columns from the previous year.
Here we present the most popular article from each of our five columns published in 2023: Cannabis Analysis, Extraction Science, Cultivation Classroom, Tech Innovations, and Navigating the Lab. While all our columns provide the latest in cannabis education and innovation, the following articles stand out as particularly well-liked with our readers. Check out the selections below for a refresher on lessons in chromatography, terpene profiles, genetic technology, and more as we begin a new year of Cannabis Science and Technology!
From our March Issue
Title: Chromatography Theory, Part III: Calculating Elution Times and Capacity Factors
Summary: Part III of this series will delve into understanding how to optimize methods for chromatographic separations, Smith will also introduce the concepts of capacity factor and selectivity.
From our March Issue
Title: The Transformation of Cannabis Terpenes from Harvest to Shelf
Summary: In this article, we explore the difference in chemical profile between fresh and dry cannabis flower and why manufacturers may choose to extract frozen or dry cannabis.
From our May Issue
Title: Maximizing Cultivation Efficiency Through the Utilization of Genetic Technology
Summary: This article provides insights into the opportunities involving the genetic modification of cannabis.
From our May Issue
Title: Innovations in Extraction Targeting Specific Wellness Goals
Summary: Searching for purer, minor cannabinoids is the goal of new extraction research as extractors dig deeper into the diversity of the plant.
Link: https://www.cannabissciencetech.com/view/innovations-in-extraction-targeting-specific-wellness-goals
From our June Issue
Title: Measuring Microbiology, Part I: A Look at the Microbiological Contaminants in Cannabis
Summary: In part I of this series, we start the discussion on the important microbiological targets for the cannabis market and understand their significance as a threat to health and safety.