This talk will focus on the testing needs of cannabis operations requiring high testing volumes such as processors and other vertically integrated businesses and multi-state operators.

In this work, we demonstrate a gas phase -tandem mass spectrometry application that easily integrates into contemporary cannabis testing laboratories.

The Agilent Cary 630 FTIR (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy) provides a fast, easy, and economical system for accurate potency measurements of cannabis products.

In this short seminar, learn what you need to know about robust and accurate testing of pesticides in cannabis. The emphasis will be on sample preparation prior to LCMSMS and GCMSMS.

From sample prep to the method setup and analysis of GC-MS\MS Cannabis Pesticides.

In this presentation, two senior scientists from Agilent will discuss their experience and lessons learned over the past several years for the analysis of residual pesticides in cannabis.

This presentation will discuss the Agilent systems and methodologies for the rapid and robust analysis of terpene and residual solvent in cannabis and cannabinoid samples.

An overview of analytical approaches and data quality for quantifying cannabinoids in various matrices will be presented.

This webcast will be a conversation between George Fernandez and Ben Southwell. They will discuss strategies for developing a lab model centered around quality, transparency, and integrity.

We will cover near-realtime tracking of decarboxylation, what is decarboxylation of cannabinoids, how to sample and the benefits of IR in-process monitoring.