James Douglas Brown

James Douglas Brown is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Düsseldorf and Salzburg Universities, specializing in interdisciplinary research spanning cultural management and advanced photovoltaic technologies. He holds a BA in English Language and Literature and an MSc in Cultural Management and Policy, with extensive experience in arts management and higher education administration. His current academic roles include teaching cultural management courses while simultaneously conducting pioneering research in perovskite solar cell technology.

• Affiliations: University of Düsseldorf (Primary), University of Salzburg (Adjunct)
• Research Themes: Flexible photovoltaics, lead-free solar materials, indoor energy harvesting, bio-photoelectrochemical systems

His research focuses on advancing perovskite-based solar cells with particular emphasis on flexibility, environmental stability, and applications in low-light environments. Recent breakthroughs include developing air-stable antimony-based materials and bio-hybrid systems merging semiconductor technology with biological interfaces.

Key contributions include over 30 peer-reviewed publications since 2015, with a focus on scalable fabrication methods, device durability, and commercialization pathways for next-generation photovoltaic technologies. His work bridges material science, electrical engineering, and biological applications, reflecting a unique interdisciplinary approach.