AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUConn Research: A mouse study found that repeated cannabinol (CBN) doses led to tolerance and withdrawal-like signs, while mice responded to it much as they did to THC. Human effects remain unknown, but the findings challenge claims that CBN sleep products are non-habit-forming. Data Center Debate: Opposition is spreading across Connecticut as towns weigh bans and state leaders consider a moratorium, amid concerns about electricity demand and who pays for grid upgrades. Wildlife & Infrastructure: The Nature Conservancy has assessed nearly 700 Connecticut culverts, mapping their condition and how well fish and other wildlife can pass through. Quantum Technology: At a New Haven QuantumCT gathering, Quantum Cyber presented antenna research with possible uses in navigation and communications; the event brought academic researchers and industry together. STEM Education: UConn’s kinesiology Ph.D. program was ranked No. 1 nationally, while Southern received a $200,000 grant to expand hands-on healthcare career training. Environmental Health: Connecticut reported its first mosquitoes carrying Eastern equine encephalitis virus this season in eastern parts of the state.
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