Personal Info

E-mail: Hugh.Cartwright(at)chem.ox.ac.uk

Tel: 01865 275483

Web link: http://ptcl.chem.ox.ac.uk/~hmc/

Academic Background:

BSc (UEA, 1969); PhD (UEA, 1972); Postdoctoral Fellow, Senior Laboratory Instructor, Assistant Professor (Chemistry Department, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 1973-84); Laboratory Officer (Chemistry Department, Oxford University, 1984-present); Supernumerary Fellow (St Anne’s College, 2005-present); Lecturer (Oriel College, 2006-present).

Teaching Interests:

Undergraduate: Physical and Theoretical chemistry.

Research Interests:

The use of Artificial Intelligence to tackle problems in science, especially in the fields of environmental science, spectral analysis, proteomics and the analysis of medical data, properties and analysis of oils, chemical engineering.

Web-based experiments in science and their control using Artificial Intelligence.

Selected Publications:
Hugh M. Cartwright, Using Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry and Biology: A Practical Guide, 2008
Xi Chen, Les Sztandera and Hugh M. Cartwright, 'A Neural Network Approach to the Prediction of the Glass Transition Temperature of Polymers', Int. J. Intelligent Systems, 23, 2008, 22-32
Teodora Rusu and Hugh M. Cartwright, 'Artificial Intelligence Methods for the Rapid Classification of Chemical Compounds', Proceedings of the 5th Conference on New Research Trends in Material Science, Vol. II, 2007 , 524-27
Hugh M. Cartwright, 'Development and Uses of Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry', invited chapter in Reviews in Computational Chemistry, Kenneth Lipkowitz (ed.), 2007, 349-90
With Jason W.H. Wong, Matthew Sullivan, Hugh M. Cartwright and Gerard Cagney, 'msmsEval: Tandem Mass Spectra Quality assignment for High-throughput Proteomics', BMC Bioinformatics, 8:51, 2007. doi:10.1186/1471-2105-8-51