FAQS about Wyatt-Lorenz

WHO IS WYATT ?
Dr. Philip Wyatt received his Ph.D. from Florida State University and his M.S. from the University of Illinois. He has a B.A. in physics and mathematics from the University of Chicago and Christ’s College, Cambridge. The author of over 70 scientific articles, four books, and over 40 patents, Dr. Wyatt is also a registered Patent Agent with the U.S. Patent Office. Dr. Wyatt has over 40 years of experience in laser light scattering and is Founder and CEO of Wyatt Technology Corporation, the leading manufacturer of laser light scattering instruments in the world. He was named “Graduate of Distinction for 2003” by the Florida State University. He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society where he is a Member of the Executive Committee of its Forum on Industrial and Applied Physics. Dr. Wyatt is also a Fellow of the Optical Society of America.

He was selected as one of 15 finalists of the first U. S. Scientist Astronaut selection program, but remained behind on Earth.

In addition to his patents in this area, Dr Wyatt has long been concerned with the detection of biological agents as used in bioterrorism and has authored numerous papers and studies in this area. He has been referred to by the New York Times as “…[an] expert on biological weapons monitoring equipment….”

WHO IS LORENZ ?
Ludvig Valentine Lorenz (1821 to 1891) was the great Danish physicist who, among his many scientific accomplishments, developed a theory of electromagnetism at variance with Maxwell’s fundamental theory. Nevertheless, Lorenz’ theory predicted correctly how homogeneous spherical particles scatter light. This result has formed the basis for interpreting the manner by which particles (e. g. bacteria, spores, viruses, etc.) scatter light and their identity: the fundamental basis of the Company’s immediate warning systems.

Board of Scientific Advisors for Wyatt-Lorenz, LLC
James D. MacLowry, M.D.
• M.D. from Columbia University
• Over 40 years experience with infectious agents
• Former Chief, Microbiology and Chief, Clinical Pathology at NIH
• Currently Head of Clinical Laboratories at Oregon Health Sciences University

William J. Fitzgerald, Ph.D.
• Ph.D. from University of Birmingham, England
• Over 30 years experience in statistical analysis and related disciplines.
• Head of the Statistical Modeling Group
  within the Signal Processing Laboratory at the Department of Engineering at University of Cambridge, England
• Professor, Cambridge University
• Fellow, Christ’s College

David Cannell, Ph.D.
• Ph.D. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Over 30 years experience with electro-optical instrumentation.
• Professor at the Physics Department at University of California, Santa Barbara

Richard K. Chang, Ph.D. from Harvard University
• Henry Ford Professor of Applied Physics at Yale University
• Pioneer in the optical characterization of aerosols
• Actively involved with DoD in using UV-excited fluorescence of the aerosols for their identification.

John Flanagan, VP of Sales and Marketing - Wyatt-Lorenz, LLC
Mr. Flanagan has over 30 years of experience in sales, marketing and business development as well as nearly 20 years of experience in the research and study of disaster early warnings. He currently holds two patents in this field and is the Founder and President of the Disaster Warning Network, Inc.  He is also founder and Senior Partner in Omnitude Partners, a firm specializing in on-line marketing and business systems in a wide variety of industries.