Our team

Dr. Martin Terry, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Biology at Sul Ross University. Dr. Terry worked in the pharmaceutical industry for decades before deciding to pursue his interest in botanical research by re-entering academia. His growing concern over the accelerating destruction of the habitat known as the Tamaulipecan thornscrub in South Texas focused his interest on star cactus and lophophora. The plight of star cactus showed him what could happen when a cactus is loved to the brink of extinction.

 Sunil Aggarwal, MD, PhD, FAAPMR, is the co-founder and co-director of the AIMS Institute based in Seattle, WA, a teaching clinic and  research institute providing high-quality advanced integrative medical  care in oncology, psychiatry, rehabilitation medicine, neurology, pain,  and palliative care. 

 Lead Scientist, Marijuana Reference Laboratory, Colorado Department  of Public Health and Environment, Chair of the ACS Cannabis Chemistry  Subdivision and Chair of the AOAC Cannabis Analytical Science Program  Microbial Contaminants Working Group, Denver, USA 

 Brad Douglass evaluates FDA and FTC compliance of dietary supplement  materials including review and audit of dietary supplement labels and  labeling. He is experienced in multiple technical, quality, and  formulation roles in the dietary supplement and cannabis industries  which lends perspective not only regulatory requirements but also the  realities of real-world business. Brad’s previous positions include VP  of Regulatory Affairs and Director of Advanced Botanical Strategy at the  Werc Shop in Los Angeles. He has a doctorate in Organic/Medicinal  Chemistry from USC. 

 Researcher at UCSD Center for Medical Cannabis Research. Vice  Chair of ACS Cannabis Chemistry subdivision. Leader in cannabis, psychedelic,  natural product research. 

  Representative of indigenous  cultures, education and advisor from Comanche based religious and cultural  organization Sia. Co-founder of Sia and adopted member of the Ohnononuh  band of Numunuh by Eviyah, Numu huutsi (maternal grandmother). Troy brings  to Panacea Plant Sciences a well rounded global understanding of holistic  medicine and indigenous spirituality of multi-cultural persuasions.  

 Infection control and public health policy expert. Managed infection control for hospital groups through COVID-19 pandemic.  Extensive microbiology background in agriculture and human health. 

 Professor Robert M. Strongin directs an internationally recognized  academic research program, is a successful biotech startup founder and  he is highly regarded for his work in STEM education. He worked as an  industrial chemist at FMC Corporation in Princeton, NJ and as a  medicinal chemist at SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals (now  GlaxoSmithKline) in King of Prussia, PA. While at LSU,  Professor Strongin received an Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Young  Investigator Award for enabling new avenues of research in chemistry  and biology. 

Integrated Pest Management Specialist ┃ Insectus Optimus Maximus ┃ Founder of Zenthanol Consulting and the Zenthanol YouTube channel.

Panacea Plant Sciences advisory board lineup of researchers, doctors, chemists and engineers more coming soon.