Oluwafemi Stephen Ojambati

Oluwafemi Stephen Ojambati serves as Assistant Professor at the MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Twente. His research bridges quantum optics and nanophotonics with strong emphasis on light-matter interactions in complex nanoscale systems.

His research focuses on nanophotonic systems where light interacts with matter at sub-wavelength scales. Key interests include plasmonic nanocavities, quantum emitter control, and energy transport in disordered media. The fingerprint analysis reveals primary expertise in Media Physics (100%), Flux Density Physics (78%), and Light Physics (68%), with significant contributions to nanophotonics, diffusivity physics, and electromagnetic absorption phenomena.

Recent publications demonstrate leadership in manipulating light at nanoscale dimensions, particularly through plasmonic structures and quantum emitters. His work shows consistent focus on

• Quantum optical effects in nanocavities
• Nanoscale energy conversion mechanisms
• Single-object detection below 15 nm
• Molecular transitions in confined electromagnetic fields

Scientific Awards:

• 3rd Poster Prize at Complex Nanophotonic Science Camp (2015)

Ojambati maintains active research collaborations across international borders as evidenced by the network visualization. His speaking engagements demonstrate thought leadership in controlling light in complex nanophotonic systems and efficient energy conversion. The MESA+ Institute provides the infrastructure for his experimental work in nanofabrication and optical characterization.

His laboratory work centers on adaptive quantum optics within the MESA+ ecosystem, utilizing advanced nanofabrication techniques to create plasmonic nanocavities and photonic band gap crystals for probing fundamental light-matter interactions.