Iain McCulloch

Iain McCulloch is a Professor of Polymer Materials in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on organic thin film transistors, organic bioelectronics, photocatalysis, and organic photovoltaics. His group investigates processing-structure-property relationships to develop robust organic transistors and materials for bioelectronic devices. McCulloch's work includes the development of electron-transporting materials, organic electrochemical transistors, and non-fullerene acceptors for solar cells. He has contributed to the advancement of organic semiconductor materials through his research at institutions such as Imperial College and KAUST. He joined the University of Oxford in 2020, continuing his research in organic semiconductors for various applications.

Iain McCulloch is a researcher at the University of Oxford with expertise in solar energy, organic electronics, and polymer semiconductors. His work focuses on developing high-performance organic photovoltaic materials and devices, including polythiophene-based solar cells and non-fullerene acceptors. McCulloch's research explores the molecular design of semiconducting polymers to enhance charge transport and device stability. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of self-organizing conjugated polymer films and their application in high-efficiency solar cells. His studies also address the challenges of disorder and charge-carrier mobility in organic semiconductors, aiming to improve the performance and scalability of organic electronics.