Sigurd Wagner
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Ph.D., University of Vienna, Austria, 1968
Room: B422 Engineering Quadrangle
Phone: 609-258-4631
Email: wagner@princeton.edu
Research Areas and Interests
- Biological/Biomedical Engineering
- Large Area/Flex Electronics for Display/Sensing/Energy Applications
- Organic Materials and Devices
Sigurd Wagner is seeking to introduce fundamentally new electronic materials. He has been working in three areas: (i) new materials for solar cells; (ii) hydrogenated amorphous silicon; and (iii) flexible, conformably shaped and stretchable large-area displays, electrotextiles, and electronic skin. At present he is developing an environmental barrier layer for organic electronics, and is collaborating with colleagues on the integration of flexible electronics into complete systems.
Honors and Awards
- IBM Faculty Award (2011)
- Nevill Mott Prize "for groundbreaking research, both fundamental and applied, on amorphous semiconductors as well as chalcopyrites." (2009)
- Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Senior Fellow
- Corresponding member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences
- Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
- Fellow of the American Physical Society
