Daniel Dolgin, Ph. D

Dr. Daniel Dolgin is a licensed psychologist and author residing in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has a daughter, enjoys flying drones and all types of photography.

He received his Ph.D. from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Subsequently he accepted a commission with the U.S. Navy and completed a six-month Navy Flight Surgeon/Aviation Experimental Psychologist training course that included military flight training, ground school, aviation human factors, physiology, and safety. A focus of interest was pilot selection techniques, technology transfer and international collaboration. He was appointed U.S. Navy medical and human factors representative to NATO. As a result, Dr. Dolgin facilitated the establishment of international Defense Exchange Agreements with several foreign countries that included The Czech Republic, The Netherlands, Israel, and the UK.

Commander (Ret) Dolgin is author or co-author of many published Journal articles, textbook chapters and technical reports ranging from personnel selection, pain management, historical non-fiction and cultural issues in psychology. For several years Dr. Dolgin was a columnist, photographer and monthly contributor to Po10tial Magazine, a high quality publication based in the Pensacola, Florida area.

His close collaboration with author Christopher Jones (Liverpool, UK) and journalist Roger Wilkes (London, UK) resulted in the publication of “Florence and the Machine" (2013). The authors then spent the next eight years researching their recent book "The Maybrick murder and the Diary of Jack the Ripper: The End Game", Initially published by Mango Books in London. The book was voted "Best True Crime Book of the Year" by over 1400 readers. Chris Jones and Daniel Dolgin share a passion for Florence Maybrick, the world she inhabited and the enduring mystery that surrounds her.