Oğuz Tolga Çelik

I am a fourth-year PhD student in Electrical Engineering at Stanford University, advised by Amir Safavi-Naeini. I received my MS degree from Stanford University in June 2022 and my BS degree from Bilkent University in June 2019, both in Electrical Engineering.

Previously, I was an exchange student and continued as a research intern at EPFL in the spring and summer of 2018 under the supervision of Yusuf Leblebici. I worked on resistive random-access memories at EPFL. During my bachelor studies I worked as an undergraduate researcher at the National Nanotechnology Research Center (UNAM) in Bilkent University, where I studied impedimetric droplet sensing using microfluidics under the supervision of Çağlar Elbüken. 

otcelik [at] stanford [dot] edu

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Research Interests

My main research interests are integrated optics, quantum nonlinear optics and nanophotonics. I am recently working on the design, fabrication and characterization of electro-optic modulators for visible (456 nm) and near infrared (780 nm) light.

Selected work

Electro-optic intensity modulator: RF probe delivers electric field inducing a refractive index perturbation through the electro-optic effect in thin film lithium niobate. Optical fibers couple light in and out of waveguides through grating couplers.

Contact me at otcelik@stanford.edu

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