Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research papers, sorted by publication date. Browse the latest findings on hemp cultivation, processing, materials science, biomedical applications, and regulatory science from PubMed, OpenAlex, and other indexed sources.
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Chung, Wenchin; Hsieh, Mingyeh published in Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering (2025).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Taufiq, M.J.; Mansor, Muhd Ridzuan; Mustafa published in Composite Structures (2018).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Zhong, Chenxin; Di, Yasen; Wang (2023).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Taufiq, M.J.; Mansor, Muhd Ridzuan; Mustafa published in Composite Structures (2018).
The disposal of Fiber Reinforced Composites (FRCs) waste is becoming a very critical aspect, from both a technical and an economic point of view, due to the continuous increase of the production of such a class of materials. Thus, the possibility to produce new composites by employing recycled materials is a crucial aspect both to guarantee the circularity of the manufacturing processes and the reduction of costs. In this work, the manufacturing process, together with the performance of a carbon
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Janatová, Anežka; Fraňková, Adéla; Tlustoš published in Industrial Crops and Products (2018).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Thoms, Adam; Pease, Ben; Christians (2018).
Plant metabolomics requires that as many metabolites as possible are extracted to obtain a reliable picture of the sample under study. Therefore, sample preparation plays a crucial role. In recent years, several efforts have been made to improve the environmental friendliness of sample preparation, including in the plant sector. However, the environmental friendliness of a method cannot be evaluated without also considering its productivity and, more importantly, its analytical performance to en
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Gabriel Hrynick, M.; Betts, Matthew W. published in Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2023).
Citizen science initiatives have demonstrated usefulness for public agencies responsible for the stewardship of commonly held resources. NOAA, NPS, USDA, USGS and others advertise multiple opportunities at Citizenscience.gov. Maritime archaeology has joined these citizen initiatives as acceptance of the field in academia and government has increased. NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries supports several place-based efforts advancing heritage management and preservation across the sanctua
Maritime archaeology of the classical world explores the traders, travelers, pirates, fishermen, and warriors who sailed the ancient Mediterranean and its adjacent waters. Within the Greco-Roman Mediterranean, the sea and the distinctive opportunities it afforded for communication and interaction feature centrally to narratives of human development. Evidence for the socioeconomic world of seafaring comes not only from archaeological analysis of coastal and submerged sites, but also from literary
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Özdaş, Harun; Kızıldağ, Nilhan published in Journal of Maritime Archaeology (2026).
The highly-loaded design method of helium compressors can effectively solve the difficulty in compressing helium in High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactors (HTGR). But it also causes obviously different attack angle characteristics of blade surface loads in a highly-loaded helium compressor compared to air compressors. This difference inevitably affects separation characteristics and flow loss within the compressor. In the current study, the effects of highly-loaded design methods and changes in at
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Dienesch, Robert published in International Journal of Maritime History (2020).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Bell, Katy published in Bridging the Gap in Maritime Archaeology: Working with Professional and Public Communities (2019).
Abstract Chapter 4 introduces the wrecked slave ships uncovered by maritime archaeologists. Few such vessels have been located, and fewer still have been explored in any detail; so all known examples, whatever their port of origin, are discussed in this analysis. Two ships stand out here: the British Henrietta Marie (lost in 1700) and the Danish Fredensborg (lost in 1768). They remain the only active transatlantic slavers to have been subject to both extensive excavation and detai
This chapter will focus on the participation of these "citizen volunteers" in archaeology, particularly maritime archaeology, the advantages and disadvantages of this participation, and the kinds of work in which volunteers may be most productively employed. It will draw on the more than 30 years of experience of the Maritime Archaeological & Historical Society (MAHS) in delivering high-caliber course content to avocational divers, its training programs and field schools, and the work of MAH
BACKGROUND A third of adults in Western countries have impaired sleep quality. A possible solution involves distributing sleep aids through smartphone apps, but most empirical studies are limited to small pilot trials in distinct populations (eg, soldiers) or individuals with clinical sleep disorders; therefore, general population data are required. Furthermore, recent research shows that sleep app users desire a personalized approach, offering an ind
Objectives: Conduct a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled crossover pilot trial on adults with nonclinical insomnia symptoms to examine the effectiveness of magnesium supplementation on sleep quality and mood. Methods: Participants (N = 31 adults, M age = 46.01) were randomized to either the Magnesium Condition (1 g/d of Upgraded MagnesiumTM) or Placebo Condition for 2 weeks. Following a two-week washout, participants engaged in the alternative condition. Standardized self-reports (i.e.,
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Juturu, Vijaya published in Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (2018).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Muz, Gamze; Erdoğan Yüce, Gülyeter; Yıldırım published in Sleep and Biological Rhythms (2021).
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research by Ramtin, Sina; Thompson, Jada; Ring published in Sleep Medicine (2025).
Abstract Objectives: Conduct a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled crossover trial on adults with nonclinical insomnia symptoms to examine the effectiveness of magnesium supplementation on sleep quality and mood. Methods: Participants (N = 31 adults, M age = 45.49) were randomized to either the Magnesium (1 g/d) or Placebo Condition for 2 weeks. Following a two-week washout, participants engaged in the alternative condition. Standardized self-reports (i.e., Insomnia Severity Index
Peer-reviewed industrial hemp research published in Case Medical Research (2019).
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