A recent article, Cannabis was used as an intoxicant as early as 2,800 years ago, which discusses the evidence of cannabis ...
Microscopy shows diamond particles in a composite converting to graphite after hypersonic impact. The researchers suggest the ...
Chemical traces in preserved hair and more than 1,000 seeds from a Scythian royal tomb in Siberia point to the earliest ...
Dr. Thomas Kislinger discussed how DIA-MS and targeted proteomics support biomarker discovery, validation, and quantification. These approaches may improve patient stratification, endpoint selection, ...
A 2,800-year-old Scythian tomb in Siberia reveals cannabis seeds and chemical traces in human hair, offering new evidence of ...
Seeds were found in a princely tomb in the South Siberian Republic of Tyva.
Archaeologists found trace evidence of cannabis use in braided hair samples recovered from an 8th century BCE burial mound in ...
Archaeologists have found the earliest evidence of people consuming cannabis for psychoactive purposes in a tomb dating back ...
The use of cannabis is documented across cultures stretching back thousands of years, but it frequently relates to harvesting ...
When the mid-IR laser is tuned to a wavelength that excites molecular vibrations in the sample, absorption of IR energy ...
TOOWOOMBA, Australia — Researchers from the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) successfully captured the atmospheric ...
The quantum material tantalum disulfide has paradoxical properties: it consists of layers, one of which becomes ...
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