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Electrofluidic Ink Transposition?: Matt Hagedon at TEDxCincy

716 views · Published 19 June 2012 · 6:22 · Indexed 11 October 2026

Channel: TEDx Talks · 2012 · Science & Technology

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After completing an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering at the University 
of Cincinnati and several co-op rotations in the semiconductor industry, Matt seized 
an opportunity to stay on at UC pursuing his PhD in the rapidly burgeoning field 
of microfluidics. Working under the direction of Dr. Jason Heikenfeld in the Novel 
Devices Laboratory, he has published and presented his work in several journals and 
international scientific conferences. His research is creating a new form of electrofluidic 
display which would allow for rollable and sun-light readable tablets and smart phones.

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