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ABOUT
SHOAF SCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS, INC.:
SSCI assists industry, academia, and
government in solving intractable research problems in the major chemical,
biochemical and toxicological areas of science. We also offer a full line
of services in the areas of toxicology, nanotechnology, excited states,
reactive oxygen species(ROS), organometallics and chelation, free radical
chemistry, molecular photochemistry, and polymer chemistry. Our
broad capabilities in chemical, biochemical, toxicological research allow
us to offer our clients innovative strategies for solving their unique
problems. We exercise
unlimited dedication to security, confidentiality, and protection of our
clients intellectual property while successfully accomplishing goals of
the mission.
WHO IS SHOAF SCIENTIFIC
CONSULTANTS? Dr. Antony
R. Shoaf is the founder of SSCI, and is known for his accurate analyses of
challenging situations, solutions to intractable problems, dedication to
client needs, protection of client
secrecy, and creative research and development strategies.
Antony R. Shoaf, M.S., Ph.D., is President of
Shoaf Scientific Consultants, Inc. With over 30 years of experience as a
Research Biochemist, Toxicologist, and Environmental Chemist, Dr. Shoaf
has served on the faculties of The
Department of Biochemistry, Tulane Medical School in New Orleans,
Department of Pharmacology and Interdisciplinary Toxicology at the
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, and the Health
Protection Section of The Bowman Gray School of Medicine,Wake Forest
University in Winston-Salem. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Chemistry/Biology, a Master of Science Degree in Biochemistry, and a
Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Biochemical Toxicology From Tulane
University. He was awarded a National Academy of Sciences, National
Research Council Fellowships to study Bioenergetics and Molecular
Photochemistry in the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. His research publications
include herbicide/pesticide environmental toxicology, reproductive
toxicology of heavy metals, free radical generation of chlorinated
hydrocarbons, and superoxide and oxyradical generation in mammalian
systems. He has co-authored a book chapter on biosafety and
decontamination in the recently published (Oxford University Press, 2001)
ACS "Handbook of Chemical Health & Safety". A list of
representative clients of SSCI is available upon request. |
