On October 16 and October 17, 2024, the Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering will hold its bi-annual Reliability Science symposium and research planning meetings. This meeting was a hybrid meeting at the University of Maryland and virtually via Zoom. The meeting will be held in the DeWalt Seminar Room (2164) of the Martin Hall on the campus of the University of Maryland. The closest parking is the rooftop lot in Regents Garage. The meeting will include an overview of CALCE research activities with several detailed research project presentations. The meeting materials are open to all CALCE members with CALCE Web Accounts.

If you are interested in CALCE membership, please contact Dr. Osterman. The links to register for the event are provided below:

8:45 am - Introductions

9:00 am - Opening Presentations I

Opening Presenation - Prof. Patrick McCluskey

9:30 am - Session I

	Evaluation of multilayer ceramic capacitors MLCCs for use with ripple current (Members' Only)
	Quality and reliability benefits of Automotive Electronics Council AEQ-Q200 qualification for class II X7Z multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) (Members' Only)
	Evaluation and Selection of Lubricants for Mechanical Interfaces (Members' Only)
	Development of a PHM methodology for printed board assemblies (Members' Only)

11:00 am - Session II

	Development of advanced board level reliability prediction model for power devices under autonomous driving condition (Members' Only)
	Virtual Testing and Digital Twin Approaches for Response of Grain-scale Solder Interconnects to Multiaxial Loading (Members' Only)
	Resilience of Coatings used in Electronics (Members' Only)
	Guidelines for storage of printed board assemblies and electronic equipment (Members' Only)

1:15 pm - Session III

	Reliability of lead-free high-performance solder interconnects (Members' Only)
	Reliability of low temperature (i.e. BiSn) solder interconnects (Members' Only)
	Development of derating guidelines for lithium ion batteries (Members' Only)
	Strain sensors for early detection of gas generation from thermal runaway (Members' Only)
	Finite Element Analysis of Core Collapse in Cylindrical Li-ion Batteries (Members' Only)

3:00 pm - Session IV

	Side-channel power modulation analysis degradation study (Members' Only)
	Enhancing Thermal Information in Datasheets (Members' Only)
	Probabilistic Sensitivity Analysis with Die-level Dimensions (Members' Only)

9:00 am - FY25 Research Projects

Project Development Process

FY25 Projects and Feedback