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Science review

Noel Palmer, Ph.D.

Founding Partner and Chief Science Officer, Supergalactic Brands

Denver, Colorado

Noel is a laboratory chemist who has spent more than 20 years testing and formulating plant-based products. He leads the science at Supergalactic Brands and Teeny Tiny Science, and he reviews the supplement and functional wellness courses on Learn Brands for scientific accuracy.

Courses Noel reviewed Teeny Tiny Science

Noel Palmer, Ph.D., in his lab

Background

Two decades of lab work

The testing and formulation experience behind Noel's reviews.

  • Lab science

    Laboratory chemist

    Analytical chemistry focused on potency testing and how plant compounds behave inside finished products.

  • 2015

    Chief Scientist, Mary's Medicinals

    Directed research, development and testing for the company's product line.

  • 2017

    Chief Scientist, Evolab and CBx Sciences

    Ran the in-house quality control lab and led new product formulation.

  • Today

    Founding Partner and CSO, Supergalactic Brands

    Leads the science behind the company's brands and Teeny Tiny Science, its work on helping the body absorb hard-to-absorb ingredients.

Recognition

Awards, patents and standards

Recognition for Noel's research and for his work on how the industry tests its products.

  • 2014

    Researcher of the Year

    Named Researcher of the Year by Americans for Safe Access.

  • Patent

    First U.S. cannabis patent

    Co-inventor on the first U.S. patent issued for a legal cannabis product.

  • Standards

    Lab testing standards

    Helped write industry standards for cannabis lab testing with Americans for Safe Access and the American Herbal Products Association.

  • Research

    Peer-reviewed research

    Author of peer-reviewed research and a member of the International Cannabinoid Research Society.

Editorial review

How Noel reviews our supplement courses

Noel reads each supplement and functional wellness course before it launches. He checks that what it teaches matches the clinical research, and that it helps the people who sell and recommend these products: store staff, managers, and the teams that train them.

  • Every health claim is checked against published clinical research.
  • Courses say plainly where the evidence is strong, mixed or thin.
  • Dosing, absorption and safety notes are checked for accuracy.
  • Courses are updated when the research changes.

Courses

Courses Noel has reviewed

All free courses

  • Reviewed November 2026

    Creatine

    What creatine does, who it helps, and how to answer the questions customers ask at the shelf.

  • Reviewed November 2026

    Magnesium 101

    The forms of magnesium, what each one is used for, and how to match a customer to the right one.

  • Reviewed November 2026

    Bioavailability 101

    Why how much of an ingredient the body absorbs matters as much as how much is on the label.

Coming this month: How to Vet a Supplement, Functional Mushrooms 101, Adaptogens 101, Nootropics 101, and Gut Health Drinks.

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