Oliver is a Oppenheimer early career research fellow at the University of Cambridge, researching nanofabrication techniques and applications. This inlcudes developing novel nanomaterials utilising scalable methodologies, studying the growth mechanisms of these nanomaterials, and their optical and electronic properties. More specifically Oliver uses computer generated holography and state-of-the-art opical approaches to push the limits of scalable nanofabrication, with an aim to produce new high-throughput methodologies to enable scablable nanomaterial growth through methods such as chemical vapour deposition. Oliver is a founder and CSO of ProSpectral LTD, where he’s working to bring cutting edge complex multi-spectral filters to a wide range of applications in a range and markets around the world. Oliver also supervises for the 1A Cambridge university mathematics course for first year engineers at Fitzwilliam college, where he is a Bye-fellow.