Electronics Packaging Symposium

 
Binghamton University

Binghamton University
Watson Engineering
Professional Development
PO Box 6000
Binghamton NY 13902

 
Phone: 607.777.2154
Fax: 607.777.4411
email: ebrennan@binghamton.edu
 

 

 

 

Electronics Packaging 2008 


This year's program is sponsored by The Watson School Office of Engineering Professional Development and “Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging Center of Excellence” at Binghamton University
and
the GE Global Research Center

July 29 - 30, 2008
Niskayuna, New York

An outline of the schedule appears below. Details will be added frequently .....

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Wednesday, July 30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Tuesday, July 29 in the GE Research Center Conference Center
 7:00 -   8:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast (Gallery)
 8:00 -   8:15 am
Welcome and Opening Remarks - Jerry Trant - GE Global Research
 
Keynote Session chaired by Dr. Baghat Sammakia - Binghamton University
 8:20 -  9:00 am

Dr. Edward Shaffer - Army Research Lab
"Packaging for Harsh Environments, High Temperature Power Conditioning, and Emerging Autonomous Systems"

 9:00 -  9:40 am

Susan Rogers - Department of Energy
“High Temperature Electronics for the DOE Vehicle Technologies Program”

 9:40 - 9:55 am
Break (Gallery)
9:55 - 10:35 am

Gerald Castellucci - National Instititute of Standards and Technology
"The Advanced Technology Program is dead, Long live the Technology Innovation Program"

10:35 - 11:15 am
Mark Hartney - US Display Consortium
"The US Display Consortium Program on Printed and Flexible Electronics"
11:30 -  1:00 pm
Lunch: Speaker - Baghat Sammakia- Binghamton University
 
Steinmetz Auditorium
Langmuir Lyceum
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Thermal Management I
Chair: Bahgat Sammakia - Binghamton University
Lead Free Electronics - I
Chair: Charles Woychik - GE Global Research
 1:00 -   1:35 pm
Brian Smith - IBM Research Laboratory, Zurich
"HNC: Hierarchically Nested Channels to Control Bond Line Formation in Thermal Interfaces"
Charles Richardson - iNEMI
"A Proactive Approach to Improving Environmental Performance"
 1:35 -   2:10 pm
Girish Upadhya - Emerson Network Power
"Active Microstructure Cooling for High Heat Flux Applications"
John Osenbach - LSI Logic
"Current State of Understanding of Sn-whiskers:"
 2:10 -   2:45 pm
Dr. William Gerstler - GE Global Research
"Realizing Benefits of High Efficiency – High Temperature Devices From a Thermal Management Systems Level Perspective"
Marie S. Cole - IBM
"Qualification of a Lead-Free Card Assembly & Test Process for a Server Complexity PCBA"
 2:45 -   3:00 pm
Break
 
Thermal Management II
Chair: Todd Wetzel - GE Global Research

Interconnect Reliability - I
Chair: John Osenbach - LSI Logic

 3:00 -   3:35 pm
Philip Deane - Nextreme Thermal Solutions
"Thin-Film Thermoelectric Thermal Bump for Cooing Hot Spots of High Performance Microprocessors"
Cemal Bassaran - University at Buffalo
Interconnect Reliability
 3:35 -   4:10 pm
Y.C. Lee - University of Colorado
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Micro/Nanotechnology for Barrier Coatings and Flexible Thermal Ground Planes"
Douglas C. Hopkins - University at Buffalo
"Low Temperature Electromigration and Thermomigration in Lead-free Solder Joints."
 4:10 -   4:20 pm
Break
 
Advanced Packaging - Challenges
Chair: Rich Beaupre - GE Global Research
Interconnect Reliability - II
Chair: John Osenbach - LSI Logic
 4:20 -   4:55 pm
Ljubisa Stevanovic - GE Global Research Advanced Packaging for Silicon Carbide Power Devices
Mark D. Poliks - Endicott Internconnect
"Electrical, Mechanical and Reliability Performance of Nano-Micro-Filled Conducting Adhesives for z-axis Interconnections"
 4:55 -  5:30 pm
Scott Leslie - Powerex
"Challenges for Advanced High Power Module Packaging"
Kevin Knadle - Endicott Interconnect
"Reliability and Failure Mechanisms of Laminate Substrates with Plated Interconections-- the effect of Via Structure and Materials in a Pb-free World."
 4:55 -   6:30 pm
Cocktail Hour (Gallery)
 6:30 -   8:30 pm
Dinner (Gallery)
Wednesday, July 30 in the GE Research Center Conference Center
 7:30 -   8:00 am
Continental Breakfast (Gallery)
 
Steinmetz Auditorium
Langmuir Lyceum
 
Special Session - Alternate Energy
Chair: Todd Tolliver - GE Global Research
MEMS Packaging
Chair: K. Subramanian - GE Global Research
 8:00 -   8:35 am
Harry Efstathiadis- University of Albany
Powering the Future with NanoTechnology

Marco Moraja - SAES Getters
MEMS Packaging

 8:35 -   9:10 am
Rick Lewandowski - Prism Solar
"Benefits of Advanced Holographic Optics In Photovoltaic"
Steve Riches - GE Aviation Systems
Manufacturing Challenges for MEMS Packaging
 9:10 -  9:45 am
Alok C. Rastogi - Binghamton University
"Emerging Nanotechnology Approaches for Solar Photovoltaic Cells over Flexible Platform"

Sam Zhang - Analog Devices
"Hygroscopic Stress Effects on MEMS Devices and Packages"

9:45 - 10:00 am Break
 
Advanced Packaging - Materials and Processes
Chair: Shubhra Bansal - GE Global Research

High Temperature Packaging
Chair: David Shaddock - GE Global Research

10:00 - 10:35 am
Dan Goia - Clarkson University
"Synthesis and Applications of Highly Dispersed Uniform Metallic Particles"
Steven T. Riches - GE Aviation Systems
"Assessment of the Reliability of High Temperature Electronics Packaging Technology"
10:35 - 11:10 am
Christopher Ober - Cornell University
"Orthogonal Processing in Flexible Electronics"
Liang-Yu Chen - NASA/Glenn Research Center
"Harsh Environment/High Temperature"
11:10 - 11:45 am
Michael Mayer - University of Waterloo
"Improving Microelectronic Wire Bonding: New Bonding Materials, Process Methods, and Microsensor Applications"

William Gerstler - GE Global Research
Realizing Benefits of High Efficiency High Temperature Devices From a Thermal Management Systems Level Perspective
12:00 -   1:00 pm
Lunch (Gallery)
 1:00 pm
Adjournment

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