Saskia Fiedler

Saskia Fiedler is a Postdoctoral Researcher (Research Fellow) in the Photonic Materials group at AMOLF (Institute of Physics of the Dutch Research Council) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Her work operates within AMOLF's Nanophotonics research expertise center, focusing on advanced materials for sustainable energy applications.

Her research spans Photonic Materials and Nanophotonics, with specific emphasis on Solar Energy Conversion mechanisms. Key investigation areas include optical properties of hybrid solar cells, 3D photovoltaic structures, and light-matter interactions in engineered materials for renewable energy solutions. This work contributes to AMOLF's broader mission in fundamental energy research through nanoscale innovation.

Dr. Fiedler collaborates within the Photonic Materials research group led by Albert Polman, which interfaces with AMOLF's Sustainable Energy Materials and Hybrid Solar Cells initiatives. The group leverages AMOLF's specialized infrastructure including the Nanolab Amsterdam facility for advanced materials characterization.