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Instrumentation and measurement

Instrumentation and measurement

Reconfigurable computer chips create all-in-one measurement solution for the lab

19 Aug 2022 Hamish Johnston

Daniel Shaddock is co-founder of Liquid Instruments and professor of physics at the Australian National University in Canberra. He spoke with Hamish Johnston about innovation in the test and measurement industry

Daniel Shaddock, co-founder of Liquid Instruments
Daniel Shaddock The Liquid Instruments co-founder focuses on how people interact with test and measurement equipment. (Courtesy: Liquid Instruments)
Much of your research career has focused on using optics to measure tiny variations in gravity, incl

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