Articles in Science & tech category

Measuring cannabis-related impairment is extremely difficult. Researchers at a Colorado lab may have found an answer in the gas pressure of THC vapor.

Doctors in Australia aren’t big prescribers of medical cannabis—not yet, at least. Online portals hope to help streamline process, speeding patient access.

Learn about the multiple factors that influence how long your cannabis oils and concentrates last, from the starting material quality to how it’s stored.

The CannaTech gathering focused on the intersection of technology, pharma, and cannabis—and offered a peek at the future of cannabis delivery systems.

A 2017 study looked at the impact of THC on memory in young vs. older mice. Learn more about the findings and what it could mean for future research.

A Florida-based startup aims to create what it calls the first-ever “co-growing and co-working space for cannabis entrepreneurs.”

From grow incubators to at-home oil extractors, our list of the latest high-tech cannabis appliances details nine classy electronics worth the splurge.

A medicine made from cannabis but that does not get you high reduced seizures in kids with a severe form of epilepsy, according to a new study.

Pullman, Washington, is not a town known for its cannabis consumption, but that could soon change.

A research scientist trained a neural network to concoct new paint colors, and the resulting data generated by the artificial intelligence program could double as strain names.