Radioactive materials have long been a part of American history–from the Manhattan Project to the development of nuclear power. The materials central to these innovations are actinides, or elements 89-103 on the periodic table that release large amounts of energy when atoms are split. » More …
Washington State University Chemistry Professor Herb Hill heard about the challenges of nailing drug-impaired drivers during a chance encounter at a reception with now-retired Political Science Professor Nick Lovrich, who is known for his expertise and contacts in criminal justice. » More …
Washington State University researchers say they’re close to having a portable breath test that police can use to detect if someone has recently consumed marijuana.
The News Tribune reports WSU professor Herbert Hill says his research team will soon begin its second round of testing of the marijuana breathalyzer in hopes of making the device available for police to use sometime next year. » More …
Washington State University researchers are working to develop a roadside test that would detect marijuana in a person’s breath. » More …
Marijuana and other medicinal plants are the focus of a research conference hosted by Washington State University in Spokane June 9-12.
WSU chemistry professor Herbert Hill will talk about a marijuana detection breath test researchers are developing to determine if a driver is under the influence. Amit Dhingra, conference chair, will discuss genomic technologies to ensure strain purity. » More …