Bio

Dan Harris is a Lecturer in the Department of Statistics at NC State and an Teaching Associate Professor in the School of Business at Wake Forest University. Prior to teaching, he spent over 30 years in technology, business development and strategy and executive management roles with Corning Incorporated and as a private consultant.

Harris’s primary expertise lies in applying analytical methods to solve business and engineering problems. His range of experience includes use of statistical methods and design of experiments for manufacturing and engineering process development, forecasting and simulation techniques applied to strategy and business development, and advanced analytics for market analysis and product definition and design.

Harris holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering degrees from Georgia Tech, and he received MS and PhD degrees in Electrical Engineering as well as a Master of Statistics degree from NC State.

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Publications

• Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Diagnosis, Management, and Surveillance of LMNB1 -Related Autosomal Dominant Leukodystrophy , Neurology Genetics (2025)
• Do Software Security Practices Yield Fewer Vulnerabilities? , 2023 IEEE/ACM 45TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE, ICSE-SEIP (2023)
• Impacts of Air Velocity Treatments under Summer Conditions: Part II—Heavy Broiler’s Behavioral Response , Animals (2022)
• Azimuthal dependence of modal interference in closely spaced single-mode fiber joints , IEEE Photonics Technology Letters (1994)
• Efficient computation of near-field diffraction patterns by means of subsampled convolution [also Erratum 33(4)1368(Apr1994)] , Optical Engineering (1994)
• Multichannel acousto-optic crossbar switch with arbitrary signal fan-out , Applied Optics (1992)
• Multichannel acousto-optic crossbar switch , Applied Optics (1991)
• Acousto-optic photonic switch , Optics Letters (1989)
• Baud rate response: characterizing modal dispersion for digital fiber optic systems , Journal of Lightwave Technology (1988)