Explore a showcase of innovative projects, products, and research at the SMTAI interactive presentation session. Industry experts and students will present their latest technologies and findings, providing insights into the future of electronics manufacturing. This interactive session offers a great opportunity to network, learn about emerging trends, and engage in discussions with your industry peers.
Poster Submissions:Aurelio Castro, SAIC, “Self-Sintered Electrically Conductive Materials”
Sean Dennehe, SAIC, “Self-Sintered Dielectric Materials”
Irwin Diaz, IPICYT, "Improving Recipe for Reflow Oven through Artificial Intelligence"
Riley Gawronski, SAIC, “Self-Sintered Thermal Interface Materials”
Benjamin Keppers, Michigan Tech/SAIC, “Self-Sintered Thermal Interface Materials”
Athula Kulatunga, Purdue University Northwest, "Electronic Manufacturing Skill Development Through Senior Capstone Design"
Michael Maurer, Warrant Technologies/Michigan Technological University, “Organic Substrate Phased Array Electro-Optic Antennas”
Christopher Middlebrook, Michigan Tech/SAIC, “Workforce Development: Student Exposure to Careers in Electronics Manufacturing through a University Lecture and Laboratory for Fabrication of Printed Circuit Boards"
G. Çağatay Özşeker, Advanced Nanomanufacturing Lab NSF Center for High Rate Nanomanufacturing, "Additive Manufacturing of Interconnects and Traces for 3D Heterogeneous Integration"
Qais Qasaimeh, Auburn University, "Machine Learning in Predicting Solder Joint Time-to-Failure During Thermal Cycling Reliability Test"
Attila Rektor, Boise State University/SAIC, "Nanoparticle Modification of Laser-Induced Graphene for Electroless Copper Deposition"