On August 5, 2019 at 10:00 am PST at Oaksterdam University in Oakland California, our Technical Specialists will be giving a talk on cannabis extracts and where viscosity is important.
Sign up for the event here: https://learn.oaksterdamuniversity.com/cannabis-extraction-operations-seminar/
This course includes:
Advanced Extraction Methods
Guest Instructor: Greg Zeman, Author Beyond Buds: Next Generation
This class will focus on foundational and advanced concepts in extraction technology and methodology. This class is geared toward those wishing to increase their knowledge base of extraction techniques and current market trends. This class covers advanced physical and chemical principles of extraction and the numerous methods, new and old, used to isolate cannabinoids and terpenes from inert plant matter.
Viscosity of Extracts
Guest Instructor: Grace B. & Rick Paulino, RheoSense
This class illustrates the importance of viscosity in the branding and creation of cannabis oil as well as reviews the molecular interactions that influence lab testing techniques for viscosity. Concepts in how horticultural techniques and cultivar differentiation influence results are reviewed. The “art” of viscosity is also presented via an examination of how terpenes and additives alter final products.
Track & Trace Compliance
Guest Instructor: David Hua, Meadow CEO & Co-Founder
One of the greatest changes to the California Adult Use Cannabis Market will be the adoption of the METRC track and trace system for all licensed operators. The various aspects of the METRC system and how it integrates with inventory and business software will be reviewed. Special business and supply chain considerations will also be examined as they relate to compliant operations and challenges the industry will face in adoption of METRC are explained.
Cannabis Patent Law
Guest Instructor: Cathleen Rocco, Patents Lawyer
Building upon the unique challenges and concepts of Cannabis Intellectual Property Law, this course provides an overview of the patent process as it relates to cannabis. Historic and recent influential cannabis patents are reviewed and the future of patent law as it relates to the cannabis industry is examined. The patenting of extraction methods is especially considered.
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