Daniel Shaddock

Daniel Shaddock is a physicist, engineer, and entrepreneur known for his contributions to precision measurement and test instrumentation. He is the CEO and co-founder of Liquid Instruments, a company that develops reconfigurable test and measurement solutions for scientists and engineers.

Before founding Liquid Instruments, he was a professor at the Australian National University and a Directors Fellow at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where he developed technologies for the LISA gravitational wave detector project and the GRACE Follow-on mission, the first interspacecraft laser interferometer. Shaddock’s expertise in optical and electronic instrumentation has led to innovations that simplify complex testing processes, accelerating research and development across industries.