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Feature|Videos|April 27, 2023
Cannabis Science Conference Live: Kim Stuck
Author(s)Madeline Colli, Erin McEvoy
Filmed onsite at Cannabis Science Conference Spring 2023, Kim Stuck, founder and CEO of Allay Consulting, shares her unique insights and experiences in the industry.
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In this interview, consultant Kim Stuck shares highlights from her presentation, insider knowledge in the industry, plus how her profession intersects with research she encountered at the conference. During the conference she moderated the analytical track panel, “Quality Assurance and Safety in Cannabis, Psilocybin, and Hemp.”
Did you know Kim Stuck also writes the Cannabis Science and Technology blog, Stuck on Compliance? Read her latest updates in the regulatory sector
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