Chemistry Faculty:  Stuart Chalk, Ph.D.

Office: Science & Engineering (Building 50), Room 3514

Lab: Science & Engineering (Building 50), Room 3512

Phone: (904) 620-1938

E-mail: schalk@unf.edu

Education

Bachelor of Science - Loughborough University (UK) 1988

Ph.D. - University of Massachusetts at Amherst 1994

Postdoctural Research - Duquesne University, Pittsburgh 1994-1996

Teaching

Dr. Chalk teaches Modern Analytical Chemistry, Quantitative Analytical Chemistry, Senior Seminar, Chemometrics, Structure Elucidation, General Chemistry I, and Chemical Information Science.

Research Interests

Dr. Chalks research is focused on the following areas in chemical informatics, semantic chemistry, and scientific data models:

Current Projects

• Development of the ChemExtractor - automated extract of property data from PDF files (funded by Springer Materials)
• Development of a semantic units repository to support scientific big data (funded by NIST)
• Development of a data model to represent scientific property data
• Migration of the IUPAC Gold Book website to a new database driven version - IUPAC Project
• Design and development of a web based teaching tool for materials informatics - The DataDiscovery Platform for Materials

Research Group

• Stuart Chalk - PHP/JavaScript programming, data model design, IUPAC Gold Book Project
• Julianne Rotne - Natural Language Processing (NLP) for identification of chemical terms
• Zeina Abdouch, Alex Altimore, Saaniya Bagdadi, Avery Dalton, Beth Haslam, Jessica Mamallapalli, Sara Rutten, Katherine Skinner, and Sadie Thurston - ChemExtractor (Phase3)