Handling Controlled Substances in the Labby Vince McLeod, CIHThe heart of good controlled substance management is a comprehensive written program
NewsA New Test Quickly Detects Scopolamine and MDPV in Saliva and Drinksby Universitat Politècnica de ValènciaThe new test can detect drugs in 15 minutes using just a sample of saliva or drink and a mobile phone
NewsConnections between Addictive Drugs and Brain Function in Miceby Argonne National LaboratoryResearchers use advanced technology and mice to study dopamine neuron structure, addiction
NewsWastewater Helps Decipher the Popularity of New Synthetic Drugsby American Chemical SocietyWastewater epidemiology can provide widespread, consistent, and near real-time information
NewsResearchers Identify New Biomarkers to Detect Consumption of Illicit Drugby National University of SingaporeNew discovery will boost global surveillance of synthetic cannabinoid abuse
NewsSample Preparation in Forensic Toxicological Analysis May Have Huge Impactsby Boston University School of MedicineOverview of routine biological samples, their components, and ways to process them for downstream analysis
NewsSingle Fingerprint at a Crime Scene Detects Class A Drug Usageby University of SurreyThis novel application of three different techniques illustrates the capabilities of mass spectrometry imaging to enable next generation forensics analyses
NewsRapid, Reliable On-Site Drug Detection Using Wearable Sensorby National Research Council of Science & TechnologyResearchers in Korea develop an optical sensor material for drug detection in sweat
NewsAI Developed to Detect Fentanyl and Derivatives Remotelyby University of Central FloridaThe method uses infrared light spectroscopy and can be used in a portable, tabletop device
NewsResearch Collaboration Assesses Fentanyl Screening Testby U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development CommandForensics labs in Maryland and Delaware will take part in project with the US Army
NewsNew Insight into How Drug Particles Spread in a Forensic Labby National Institute of Standards and TechnologyBlack-light videos from NIST will help crime labs manage an invisible risk