Benoit Guilhabert is currently a doctor in the Department of Physics at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom. He has developed a number of novel microfabrication processes, such as the design and construction of custom laser and LED direct-write lithography tools, or the full design and implementation of custom transfer-printing tools;  The latter comes with added capabilities such as full deterministic alignment capabilities, improved motion systems, and computer-controlled alignment processes. In addition, he contributed to the development of LED color conversion and laser devices using organic semiconductor (OLED) materials and colloidal quantum dots. This included the fabrication, measurement, and application of these devices in visible light communications, for example and also encompasses the demonstration of novel schemes, such as arrays of mechanically flexible lasers with emission over the visible spectral range for biological sensing applications. His areas of activity are centered around heterogeneous integration, microfabrication with a specific focus on Gallium Nitride light-emitting diodes and photonic integrated circuits, optical characterization, and organic and colloidal semiconductors.