Cannabis Research Center

The Cannabis Research Center (CRC) was established to answer the most important research questions related to cannabis and health.

The core functions of the CRC include:

  • Engage and collaborate with key partners and individuals to identify research questions.
  • Promote, conduct, and disseminate research related to public health and cannabis.
  • Recruit and train cannabis researchers and evaluators.

Announcements

CRC examines Minnesotans’ perceptions and opinions of cannabis before legalization

Read the issue brief (PDF)


Cannabis Research Center 2024 Small Grants to Support Student Projects RFA
The CRC announces a small grants funding program to support student projects involving cannabis-related research. Each application is capped at $10K over a period not exceeding 12 months. Application deadline is May 15, 2024.

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