Professor Craig Williams

Professor Craig Williams is a professor in the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences at The University of Queensland. His research interests include natural products, total synthesis, chemical synthesis, organic synthesis, drug molecules, organometallics, and molecular design. He is affiliated with the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences and maintains a group website. His work focuses on drug design and the synthesis of complex organic molecules.

Craig M. Williams is an organic chemist at the University of Queensland, specializing in organic chemistry with a focus on the synthesis and application of complex molecular scaffolds. His research explores the development of bioisosteres, such as cubane and phenyl derivatives, for medicinal chemistry and drug design. Williams investigates the structural and functional properties of natural products, particularly those with anti-Bredt and bridgehead double bonds, and their potential in pharmaceutical applications. His work also includes the synthesis of polycyclic hydrocarbon-based pharmaceuticals and the use of advanced analytical techniques like NMR and chromatography for drug discovery and natural product research.