Daniel Mandler is a Professor of Chemistry in the Institute of Chemistry at the Hebrew University and the incumbent of Archie and Marjorie Sherman Chair in Chemistry. He holds also an adjunct Professorship at the Nanyang Technical University in Singapore and was a visiting Professor at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Warwick University in the UK and Ulm University in Germany.

His research interests span from analytical to physical electrochemistry sol-gel technology, thin films and polymers, coatings of medical devices, forensic science and nanotechnology. Among his achievements are the application of self-assembled monolayers in analytical chemistry, the development of a new electrochemical methods for the deposition of sol-gel and nanomaterials, the development of a new approach for the electrochemical deposition of nanomaterials from dispersions, and the application of nanotechnology for visualization of fingerprints.He has numerous patents and is very active in commercialization of various applications in numerous fields such as solar thermal coatings and medical coatings.

He is the head of the Analytical Chemistry program at the Hebrew University, has supervised more than 55 MSc and PhD students, and has published over 200 papers and has a h-index of 43. In 2013 he became an ISE Fellow.