I'm Back

In April 2014 I took a permanent position.  I still had a few clients and I worked with them through the end of the year.  The end of the year also brought the end of my 23-year-old marriage.  Many more changes some I shouldn’t talk about some I wont talk about and some I will.
 
What’s different:

1. I’ve met the love of my life, a similarly recently divorced woman with Multiple Sclerosis.
2. We have lost three of our long-time companions, Biggles, Scout and Peanut, and gained a new one, Crash the Wonder Dog
3. My best friend, who I have know since age 12 and was the brother nature deprived me of, passed untimely of a very rare cancer, large cell neuroendocrine cancer of the colon.
4. My cluster headaches have returned after a 15-year remission and lead to a battle to stabilize it.

What’s the same:

1. I still believe small molecules are the most efficient method to treat disease
2. I still think CDD Vault is the best collaborative data management system available in the pharmaceutical industry
3. I still believe strongly in 3D QSAR and think CRESSET has the market locked up.

So what am I doing back.  I will be blogging more regularly now.  I also was to say if you are a 501-C3 looking for some computational support, or a small startup with people working for minimum wage, subsisting or trying to get SBIR grants, I am the kind of consultant you are looking for.  As long as there is not a conflict of interest with what I am doing for my employer, I am interested in pro bono or innovative remuneration schemes.  You probably can’t afford to hire me.  So, do let that worry you.  I have my own personal suite of software and I can bring it to bear on your problems, at the low, low cost of free, if you can interest me in the project.  I am particularly interested in demyelinating diseases, drug resistant infectious diseases and neglected tropical diseases.  Send me and email!

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