Presentations at ACS Spring in San Diego

I have received formal acceptances for five presentations at the ACS Meeting in Sam Diego in Spring 2012

PAPER ID: 15442 PAPER TITLE: “ChemSpider as a chemical term resolver”

PAPER ID: 10915 PAPER TITLE: “Great promise of navigating the internet using InChIs”

PAPER ID: 10902 PAPER TITLE: “Chemistry made mobile – the expanding world of chemistry in the hand”

PAPER ID: 11299 PAPER TITLE: “Social networking tools as public representations of a scientist”

PAPER ID: 10893 PAPER TITLE: “Teaching NMR spectroscopy using online resources from the Royal Society of Chemistry”

I’m also listed as a co-author on a number of other presentations and a poster. I’m glad the vacation is over. Time to get back to work, focus the mind and start being productive again! I love the holidays…it’s really a great time to connect with family but just like cardiovascular exercise I lose the ability to think clearly and multitask very quickly. I formally start back to work tomorrow and am already getting the gears rolling again to get myself back up to speed. 2012..here we come.

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Antony Williams, ChemConnector

Helping to Create Connections in Chemistry

My passion is connecting people to chemistry. Over the past decade I held many jobs and responsibilities including the direction of the development of scientific software applications for spectroscopy and general chemistry, directing marketing efforts, sales and business development collaborations for the company. I have almost a decade of experience of analytical laboratory leadership and management. I am experienced in experimental techniques, implementation of new NMR technologies, walk-up facility management, research and development, manufacturing support and teaching. Ability to provide situation analysis, creative solutions and establish good working relationships. Prolific author with over a hundred and fifty scientific publications, book chapters and books 3 patents and hundreds of public presentations. I am the founder of ChemZoo Inc., the host of ChemSpider (www.chemspider.com). ChemSpider is an open access online database of chemical structures and property transaction based services to enable chemists around the world to data mine chemistry databases. The Royal Society of Chemistry acquired ChemSpider in May 2009.