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    Design of Experiments (DOE)

    What is Design of Experiments (DOE)?

    What is Design of Experiments? In this series of blogs, we'll explore the foundations of DOE, who it's for, and the benefits of using it.

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      About the Author

      Dr James Arpino, aka JAJA, is a Product Manager at Synthace, where he leads the product development of experiment design and planning. In his seven years at the company he has become an evangelist and expert in transformational multifactorial methods in biology, including DOE.

      Design of Experiments (DOE)

      Why Design of Experiments (DOE) is important for biologists

      There are 6 important reasons why using Design of Experiments is beneficial for the life sciences—not least as it offers a better way to explore biology.
      James Arpino, PhD
      James Arpino, PhD
       11 min
      Design of Experiments (DOE)

      The DOE process: A step-by-step guide

      Heard of Design of Experiments (DOE), but wondering what stages and steps are involved in the process? James (JAJA) Arpino, PhD, gives you a simple ...
      James Arpino, PhD
      James Arpino, PhD
       9 min
      Design of Experiments (DOE)

      When and how to use Design of Experiments (DOE)

      Biologists are almost spoilt for choice when it comes to DOE applications. This blog explores how to choose the right experiment to reach your goals.
      James Arpino, PhD
      James Arpino, PhD
       14 min
      Lab of the Future

      A life sciences platform with flexibility at its core

      Liquid handling automation had always required user programming to execute even the simplest operations. That is, until now!
      James Arpino, PhD
      James Arpino, PhD
       8 min

      Stripping the Complexity from Complex Experimentation

      An engineering approach is rigorous and reproducible. We’re getting better at addressing that challenge in biology - but there’s still a long way to go!
      James Arpino, PhD
      James Arpino, PhD
       4 min