Drug Trash to Treasure: Mass Spectrometry of Used Fentanyl Test Strips presented by Marya Lieberman, PhD and Hirudini Fernando, PhD Candidate with the University of Notre Dame Department of Chemistry as part of the COBRE Guest Lecture Series. This lecture was held on Friday, February 6th 2026. Learn more about Dr. Lieberman's ongoing Test Strip Office Hours: https://notredame.zoom.us/meetings/91890193719/invitations?signature=se14VmavsCwlNzhi74BSP_6YZkzipRMNbtKM2BLWZyE Intro & Outro Music: Chilled Ambience Background Pinnacle by ummbrella, through Canva Pro.

This presentation of the StreetCheck website was given in February 2025 by Marisol Pacheco of the Massachusetts Drug Supply Datastream (MADDS) team at Brandeis University, which created and supports the StreetCheck platform. The purpose of this video is to help users navigate StreetCheck data and resources, understand what information is available and what limitations StreetCheck has. To learn more, please visit www.streetcheck.org. Disclaimer: The drug supply is changing all the time. Please be aware that any data shown in this video is from prior to February 2025, and that this video does not provide information about what is in the supply at the time of viewing

Join Patrick Kelly, MPH, PhD Candidate at the Brown School of Public Health and Jaclyn White Hughto, PhD, MPH with the COBRE on Opioids and Overdose and Brown School of Public Health as they discuss some of the methods behind and findings from their recent publication, "Self-reported pathways through which illicitly manufactured fentanyl enters the stimulant supply: Novel insights from people incarcerated for drug manufacturing and distribution". Check of the paper here: https://tinyurl.com/pathways-paper Intro & Outro Music: The Taupo Falls by Calm Shores, through Canva Pro.

Watch this video to learn more about searching and navigating results data and data visualizations on StreetCheck's public facing website StreetCheck.org.