Jesse Yoder, Ph.D. (Jesse@flowresearch.com) is president of Flow
Research, Inc. (www.flowresearch.com), a company he founded in
1998, which is located in Wakefield, MA. He has 28 years of
experience as an analyst and writer in process control. He has
authored more than 180 market research studies in industrial
automation and process control and has written more than 230
published journal articles on instrumentation topics. He has
published articles in Flow Control, Processing, Pipeline & Gas
Journal, InTech magazine, Control, and other instrumentation
publications. Study topics include Coriolis, magnetic, ultrasonic,
vortex, thermal, differential pressure, positive displacement, and
turbine flowmeters. He has authored two separate six-volume series
of studies on gas flow and oil flow. Dr. Yoder is a regular speaker
at flowmeter conferences, both in the U.S. and abroad.
Dr. Yoder studied philosophy at the University of Maryland, The
Rockefeller University, and the University of Massachusetts
Amherst, where he received his Ph.D. in 1984. He served as an
adjunct professor of philosophy for ten years at the University of
Massachusetts Lowell and Lafayette College. In 1989 he co-founded
the InterChange Technical Writing Conference, which he directed for
six years. He has become a world-renowned authority and expert in
the area of flow measurement and market research. As an
entrepreneur, author, consultant, and inventor, he has helped
define the concepts used in flow measurement, and is widely
respected as an innovator in this field.
Yoder lives in Wakefield, MA where he enjoys racquetball,
bird-watching, and reading detective novels. Richard E. Morley
(Morley@alum.mit.edu), best known as the father of the programmable
logic controller (PLC), is a leading visionary in the field of
advanced technological developments. An entrepreneur whose
consistent success in the founding of high technology companies has
been proven through more than three decades of revolutionary
achievement, Morley has -- among his many accomplishments -- more
than 20 U.S. and foreign patents, including the parallel interface
machine, hand-held terminal, and magnetic thin film. His MIT-based
background in physics has provided insight into becoming an
internationally recognized pioneer in the areas of computer design,
artificial intelligence, automation, and futurism. As an inventor,
author, consultant and engineer, Morley has provided the R&D
community with world-changing innovations. His peers have
acknowledged his contributions with numerous awards, honors, and
citations. Morley's medals of achievements are from such diverse
groups as Inc. magazine, the Franklin Institute, the Society of
Manufacturing Engineers, and the Engineering Society of Detroit. He
has also been inducted into the Manufacturing Hall of Fame.
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