Somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean on board the RV Falkor, NASA Senior Research Scientist Ryan Vandermeulen is investigating the rates of biological activity among microbial communities in the ocean with a new adaptation to an instrument called a photosynthetron. The photosynthetron is...
Shenandoah Growers transforms cultivation operations with LED lighting solutions for increased crop yield and quality while using fewer natural resources AUSTIN, TX – Dec. 21, 2016 – Fluence Bioengineering today announced that Shenandoah Growers, the largest retail grower of organic herbs in the United States, has...
MedMen deploys Fluence SPYDR and RAZR LED solutions for improved growth, development, potency and quality of flower at state-of-the-art cannabis cultivation facility AUSTIN, TX – December 14, 2016 – Fluence Bioengineering today announced that its LED systems have been selected by MedMen, a leading cannabis firm,...
Fluence announces its formal membership with the Association for Vertical Farming, an organization that advance urban & vertical farming technologies...
Fluence Bioengineering (formerly BML Horticulture), a photobiology design and manufacturing company, today launched the world’s first broad-spectrum lighting systems for commercial horticulture operations ...
Recent tests conducted by Rutgers University and Utah State University confirm the Fluence VYPRx PLUS lighting system has achieved an efficacy 21 percent greater than the best technologies in a previous study; breaks 2.0 micromoles per joule barrier...
Colorado-based Leech has spent many years studying medicinal cannabis, always toting his camera to create the stunning images that help him with his research....
One of Leech’s most interesting discoveries was that the trichomes were all unusually uniform. He was seeing a surprisingly high number of capitate stalks and dense formations — very good things, he says....
As a controlled environment agriculture consultant for many years, Lindsley has a breadth of experience working with a variety of growing concerns...
Researchers at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences turned to red light as a method of containing BDM....