Doug
Marett is a research scientist who has been working in industry
for the last 25 years. After receiving his M.Sc. from the University of
Toronto, his focus has been primarily in the design and development of
new technologies and products. This has included patented inventions in
the biotechnology sector such as novel medical devices, and more
recently product development in the field of optics and rapid
prototyping. He has been involved in a diverse range of projects
including NMR spectroscopy, inertial navigation and optical
interferometry. Being an experimentalist first and a theoretician
second,
Doug Marett adheres to the philosophy that experimental research should
drive theory development and its validation, not the other way around.
Doug Marett working on a Helmholtz coil experiment, 2015. | 
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US Patents held by Doug Marett:
1 7,438,691
Douglas Marett Method and device for
predicting the fertile phase of women
2
6,592,529 Douglas
Marett Method and device for predicting
the fertile phase of women
3
5,813,026 Charles Borg, Douglas
Marett Portable electronic device for
intermittently executing a program stored on transposable memory
4
5,685,319 Douglas
Marett Method and apparatus for
determining the fertility status of women
Patent Applications:
1. 20080149482 Douglas Marett, et.al. REFERENCE ELECTRODE AND REFERENCE SOLUTIONS FOR USE THEREIN
Recent Articles:
1.
Marett, Doug, " The Sagnac Effect: Does it Contradict Relativity?
" General Science Journal, 2015 /Research Papers-Relativity
Theory/Download/5993
2.
Marett, Doug, "The Continuing Relevance of Lorentz Ether Theory in the
Age of Relativity" Proceedings of the NPA, College Park, MD, 2011. |
