Antony Williams

Vp Strategic Development, Head Of Cheminformatics For Royal Society Of Chemistry

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Position:

Vice President of Strategic Development, ChemSpider at Royal Society of Chemistry, President at ChemConnector

Location:

Wake Forest, North Carolina

Industry:

Publishing

Work:

Royal Society of Chemistry - Raleigh since May 2009
Vice President of Strategic Development, ChemSpider
ChemConnector since Nov 2007
President
ACS Division of Chemical Information Jan 2012 - Jan 2013
Chair-Elect (2012)
ChemZoo Aug 2007 - May 2009
President
Advanced Chemistry Development Mar 2003 - Jul 2007
Chief Science Officer

Education:

University of London 1985 - 1988
Ph D, Chemistry University of Liverpool 1982 - 1985
B Sc Hons I, Chemistry

Skills:

NMR Spectroscopist
Cheminformatics
Blogging
Writing
Biology
NMR
Book Author
Open Science
Semantic Web
Drug Discovery
Chemistry
R&D
Entrepreneurship
Lifesciences
Science
Analytical Chemistry
Community
Published Author
Product Management
Spectroscopy
Computational Chemistry
Start-ups
LC-MS
LIMS
Laboratory
Pharmaceutical Industry
Informatics
Molecular Modeling
Mass Spectrometry
Competitive Analysis
Patents
Technical Presentations
Strategy
Competitive Intelligence
Lead Change
Commercialization
Drug Design
UV/Vis
Business Development
Characterization
Organic Synthesis
Data Mining
Biotechnology
Organic Chemistry
Journals
HPLC
Biochemistry
Chromatography
Medicinal Chemistry
NMR spectroscopy

Interests:

Reading, Writing (both science and poetry), Exercise (running and weight-training), Gardening, Blogging

Awards:

Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
Royal Society of Chemistry
FRSC is the senior category of membership at RSC. It is open to those with substantial career progression who can offer evidence of seniority and maturity of experience in any field which involves or promotes the advancement or wider application of chemical science.
Jim Gray eScience Award
Microsoft
Microsoft Research presents the Jim Gray eScience Award to a researcher who has made an outstanding contribution to the field of data-intensive computing. (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msr_er/archive/2012/10/10/2012-jim-gray-award-honors-antony-john-williams.aspx)