Just Announced: 2024 Cannabis Research Conference, August 7-9, 2024, Ft. Collins, Colorado
Fort Collins, Colorado - The 8th annual Cannabis Research Conference (CRC) has been announced and is set to take place from August 7-9, 2024, at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. This prestigious conference is a significant platform for the latest breakthroughs, discussions, and networking in cannabis research.
Building on the success of the 7th conference held in Denver in 2023, the upcoming event will continue to bring together leading researchers, innovators, and business owners with expertise in the cannabis sector. The three-day multidisciplinary conference promotes understanding and collaboration within the community and beyond.
The CRC has become a cornerstone in the cannabis research calendar, allowing attendees to explore recent advances and future possibilities in cannabis science. The conference program is expected to include a variety of presentations, workshops, and panel discussions, covering topics from medical applications of cannabis to the impact of cannabis legislation.
Colorado State University's Institute for Cannabis Research, the host for the 2024 conference, is known for its commitment to advancing knowledge in this growing field. The institute offers a supportive environment for researchers and students across disciplines to explore the complex world of cannabis.
"We're excited to host the 8th annual Cannabis Research Conference," says ICR Director Chad Kinney. "Our goal is to create a forum where scientists, entrepreneurs, and policy-makers can come together to exchange ideas and push the boundaries of what we know about cannabis."
Further details about the conference, including registration information and the full program, will be released closer to the event. Those interested in attending or presenting at the 2024 CRC are encouraged to visit the conference website for updates.
The 8th annual Cannabis Research Conference promises to be a dynamic and informative event, reflecting the rapid evolution and growing importance of cannabis research. With the involvement of a diverse range of experts and stakeholders, the conference is set to stimulate robust debate and foster new collaborations in this compelling field. For more information, visit CannabisResearchConference.net.
