Dan Daniel

Assistant Professor of the Droplet and Soft Matter Unit, Dan explores the rich and often surprising intersection of soft matter, droplet physics, and interfacial phenomena. His research is delightfully curiosity-driven, blending elegant experiments with simple, clever models to uncover science that is as beautiful as it is useful—often gleefully ignoring the traditional boundaries of scientific disciplines. His latest fascination: The mysterious and electrifying world of charged water drops.