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Ask me anything: Daniel Hook – ‘The skills I learned as a researcher are applicable and helpful in any walk of life’

31 May 2024 Matin Durrani

Daniel Hook is chief executive of Digital Science, a co-founder of the research-information management provider Symplectic, and of the Research on Research Institute (RoRI). A theoretical physicist by training, he still does research in his spare time, with visiting positions at Imperial College London and Washington University in St Louis.

Daniel Hook
Data minded Daniel Hook heads Digital Science – a company he helped set up in 2010 that now employs more than 500 people thanks to products such as Altmetric. (Courtesy: Alan Hyndman)
What skills do you use every day in your job? As the chief executive officer (CEO) of Digital Scienc

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