Oliver Fenwick

Oliver Fenwick is a Professor of Electronic Materials at the School of Engineering and Materials Science, Queen Mary University of London. He leads research in processable semiconductor materials for electronic devices, focusing on OLEDs, thermoelectric generators, and 2D material integration, with expertise in organic semiconductors, carbon nanotubes, halide perovskites, and self-assembled monolayers.

• Education: BA and MSci in Experimental and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge (2002); PhD at UCL (2007).
• Roles: Director for Industrial Engagement, Royal Society University Research Fellow (2015-2024), Technical Lead for Henry Royce Institute’s Thermoelectric Roadmap.

Research Interests revolve around nanoscale morphology and interface engineering in organic, hybrid, and 2D materials for energy harvesting applications. His work spans thermal conductivity optimization, charge transport, and device physics.

Publication Trends show a focus on thermoelectric materials (e.g., Journal of Materials Chemistry A, Nature Communications), graphene integration (e.g., Advanced Materials), and hybrid perovskites (e.g., ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces), with keywords like Flexible Electronics, Energy Conversion, and Nanoscale Engineering.

Scientific Awards include the Royal Society University Research Fellowship and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Grants include EPSRC Programme Grant Enabling Net Zero and the AI Revolution (£3.1M, 2025-2030), DSTL funding for Energy filtering (£99.9k), and Innovate UK’s KTP with Paragraf (£238k). He contributes to policy via the Henry Royce Institute’s Net-Zero Roadmap.