We collect information from public records and provide raw files, summaries, and reports to both scientists and the general public. We investigate cannabis markets by directly examining products found on dispensary shelves, collaborating with independent labs. Our focus is on creating best practices for testing, developing precise standard reference materials and methods, and fostering scientific …
Over the past eighteen months, the CRI has been diligently working to align cannabis analytical capabilities with the regulations set forth by the Department of Health and the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA). This effort aims to meet the standards outlined in Section 22C (1)(b) and Section 22D, in conjunction with Regulation 23 …
Cannabis Science, Inc. utilizes its unique comprehension of metabolic processes to introduce innovative treatment alternatives for unaddressed medical requirements. Cannabis has a rich history spanning millennia, with thousands of peer-reviewed scientific papers detailing the biochemical pathways influenced by cannabinoids. At Cannabis Science, we employ a curious approach to uncover and develop new cannabinoid-based therapies that …
The Cannabis Science Lab (CSL) at Johns Hopkins University comprises a diverse team of faculty and staff dedicated to empirically assessing the behavioral pharmacology of cannabis and its constituents. They conduct rigorous research using preclinical (e.g., experimental rodent models) and clinical methods (e.g., human laboratory studies, randomized-controlled trials). The CSL’s research aims to provide objective …
Since the inception of Alkemist Labs, we have prioritized work/life balance and quality of life for our team. CEO Elan Sudberg shares his perspective: “My wife, before becoming a full-time domestic engineer, worked for Fortune 500 companies. Despite the excellent pay and benefits, she was consumed by work. Evenings and weekends were spent preparing for …
This Is Your Mind on Plants, by Michael Pollan delves into the complex relationships humans have with three plant-based drugs: caffeine, mescaline (from peyote), and opium. Pollan explores these substances not just as drugs, but as key players in the evolution of human culture, consciousness, and even creativity. The book delves into the history, biology, …
The Psychedelic Data Society is a pioneering online platform dedicated to exploring the scientific, therapeutic, and cultural aspects of psychedelics. Through in-depth research, insightful analysis, and engaging content, the society aims to demystify these substances and foster a balanced understanding of their potential benefits and risks. At the heart of the Psychedelic Data Society is …
Established in 1986, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit research and educational organization focused on developing medical, legal, and cultural frameworks for individuals to safely benefit from the responsible use of psychedelics and marijuana. Since our inception, we have been committed to disseminating our findings and innovations, believing that sharing …
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Our Vision: Advancing the scientific exploration of psychedelics to uncover their potential in addressing mental health disorders, fostering well-being, and enhancing our understanding of consciousness. In contemporary times, researchers are embarking on a new era of studying a distinct class of drugs known as psychedelics. Despite initial investigations in the 1950s and ’60s, this line …
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