Research & Whitepapers

Terps USA Applied Research Division

Research & Whitepapers

Explore Terps USA research in a readable HTML format, with a downloadable PDF edition available for every paper.

Published papers

Whitepaper 01

Botanical Terpene Spray: The Complete Industry Guide

Industry guidance on aroma restoration, batch consistency, post-harvest enhancement, and supplier evaluation.

HTML version and PDF available
Whitepaper 02

The Science of Safety: PG & PEG in Vaping

A research-focused review of PG and PEG in vaping applications and the relevant safety evidence.

HTML version and PDF available
Whitepaper 03

Why Settle: The War on Vapor

An examination of vaporization, combustion, regulation, and the policy landscape around alternatives to smoking.

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Whitepaper 04

The Cleaning Tradition of Terpenes

A historical and chemical review of plant-derived solvents and the long industrial history of terpene-based cleaning.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21246521
Whitepaper 05

The Transparency Standard

A discussion of transparency, combustion chemistry, botanical terpene enhancement, and commercial cannabis practices.

HTML version and PDF available
Whitepaper 06

Terps USA Research White Paper Series

A compiled edition of the Terps USA Research white paper series.

PDF archive edition
Whitepaper 07

The Aspergillus Tax

An economic review of microbial contamination costs and post-harvest risk in cannabis cultivation.

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Whitepaper 08

The Last Mile

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Independent Study

Backed by Science: Terps USA research is featured on CannabiScience IQ, an academic initiative of the Central University of Ecuador.

Who have Received the following Awards

Independent Study

“Study of the nutritional value, medical benefits, and food uses of hemp seeds (Cannabis sativa L.) cultivated in Ecuador” DI-CONV-2022-040

Central University of Ecuador

“Extraction and characterization of cannabinoids and fatty acids from non-psychoactive cannabis varieties (Cannabis sativa L.) produced in Ecuador” DOCT-DI -2022-07

Central University of Ecuador

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