Mr Janis earned undergraduate degrees in biochemistry and chemistry at Virginia Tech and an MS in toxicology at University of North Carolina. He has 2 decades of experience developing techniques for the analysis of pharmaceuticals and drugs of abuse. Current interests include high-throughput mass spectrometry screening techniques, as well as the identification and analysis of new and emerging drugs of abuse. He is a member of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry and the Society for Forensic Toxicologists.
Publications
- Reduced urinary opioid levels from pain management patients associated with marijuana use
- Halfway to hydrolysis; characterizing and surviving variability in the enzymatic hydrolysis of phase II conjugates
- Anodyne by design, detecting designer opioids in pain management
- A problem of too many pills and the arcane world of dihydrocodeine
- Unrolling the challenges of CBD in the drug testing laboratory