The Optoelectronic Technology Laboratory (OeTL), led by Professors Donal Bradley and Paul Stavrinou, is focused on the development of novel semiconducting optoelectronic materials and devices and their application. In addition to the material development, the research spans the requisite studies into photophysical processes that underpin device operation and, from the molecular level, examines both microand nano-scale processes to provide high-performance components that include light-emitting diodes, microcavity light emitters and amplifier components, solar cells and detectors. While a natural extension of activities currently underway at Oxford University, the OeTL is building capacity towards cost-effective scale-up manufacturing for near-term commercialisation. A key aspect being the development of new device architectures, their manufacturing and deployment into new application fields.

OeTL has established ~1400m² laboratory and office areas. A world class research platform includes: Advanced Material, Printed Electronics Optoelectronic and Photonic Characterization Laboratory.