Experimental Design (DoE) Training

What is Experimental Design (DoE) Training?

This programme teaches you to design experiments efficiently, not improvise them. You learn factorial thinking, fractional designs, and response-surface methodology — the same toolkit used in pharma development, biotech process optimisation, and industrial R&D.

What you will learn

• Why DoE beats one-factor-at-a-time and where to use it
• Full factorial and fractional factorial designs
• Response surface methodology — central composite, Box-Behnken
• Effect estimation, ANOVA tables, and main-effect / interaction plots
• Optimisation strategies — desirability functions, sweet-spot plots
• Practical use of DoE software (Minitab / Design-Expert at concept level)

Who this is for

Students and professionals from biotechnology, pharma, chemistry, food technology, and chemical engineering targeting R&D, process development, formulation, or quality-by-design roles.

What you take away

• NTHRYS training certificate detailing DoE scope
• A capstone DoE project — design, run, analyse, optimise, report
• A working method for getting more information from fewer experiments
• A targeted profile for QbD, formulation, and process-development roles

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