Dave Doehlert

Dave Doehlert is the President of The Experiment Strategies Foundation and the designer of STRATEGY for Windows.

Dave has been consulting on design of experiments since 1954 and conducting training courses on how to plan experiments since 1975. Early users of his training were the Monsanto Company, Sandia National Laboratory, Corning, Inc., BP America, and Phillips Petroleum. About 5,000 people have learned experiment strategies from Dave.

From 1956 to 1971 Dave was an in-house consultant at duPont designing experiments and doing statistical analyses of data. Uniform shell designs and balanced sets of balanced incomplete block designs are his published contributions to the field. In 1990, Dave worked with Ron Hardin and Neil Sloane of AT&T Bell Labs to develop the Hardin-Sloane designs. These designs require fewer runs than standard designs.

In the 1950s Dave worked as a mechanical engineer for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. His work resulted in several patents for articulated molds used in bending automobile windshields. He also has a patent for cleaning coal.

Dave has a masters degree in statistics from the University of Delaware, a masters degree in education from Temple University, and a bachelors degree in physics from Swarthmore College. He lives in Anacortes, WA.

You can reach Dave at any of the numbers for The Experiment Strategies Foundation or at davedoe@fidalgo.net.