David Lee Duewer

Dave is a chemical metrologist with particular expertise in chemometrics, experimental design, exploratory data analysis, graphical communications, interlaboratory comparisons, measurement uncertainty, and quality assurance/control. He is an advocate for R&D at interfaces of chemistry, biology, and measurement science. His current interests include better approaches to the: evaluation of chemical purity, demonstration of comparability among reference materials that nominally deliver the same measurands, and summarization of chemical data that have defined measurement uncertainties.

Awards:

• W.J. Youden Award in Interlaboratory Testing, American Statistical, 2000
• US DOC Bronze Medal Award, 2002
• NIST Edward Bennett Rosa Award, 2003
• JCTLM Recognition of Achievement, 2007
• CITAC Most Interesting/Important Papers on Metrology in Chemistry, 2007
• US DOC Gold Medal Award, 2008

Membership and Professional Activities:

• Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI)
• Member, Expression of Uncertainty in Clinical Measurement C51, 2004 - present 
• Member, Evaluation Protocols Committee, 2006 – present
• Joint Committee for Traceability in Laboratory Medicine (JCTLM) 
• Member, Quality Systems Team, 2003 - present
• North American Chapter of the International Chemometrics Society (NAmICS)     
  - Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief, 1990 – 1993    
  - Membership Secretary, 1993 – present