Professor Amy Marconnet wins the ASME Electronic & Photonic Packaging Division (EPPD) Woman Engineer of the Year Award for 2017 for her outstanding accomplishments and service to the field of electronics and photonics packaging. She is active on the K-16 Heat Transfer in Electronics Equipment committee within EPPD and ASME Heat Transfer Divsion.

Congrats Amy Marconnet, 2017 @ASMEdotorg Electronics and Photonics Packaging Division Woman Engineer of the Year! https://t.co/OOzYo3h0AK

— Purdue MechEngineers (@PurdueME) August 2, 2017

David Gonzalez, Amy Marconnet, and Guillermo Panigua's paper on Inverse Metrology wins Outstanding Paper for the conference! The work focuses on using remote temperature measurements to identify hot spots within computer chips and cell phones for real-time thermal management. Details of the paper can be found at https://engineering.purdue.edu/MTEC/ConferencePapers/inverse-conduction-heat-transfer-and-kriging-interpolation-applied-to-temperature-sensor-locations-in-microchips.  

.@PurdueEngineers have gone 1-2 with award-winning papers at @ASMEdotorg InterPACK 2017. Full details: https://t.co/t6M6mX0h7c pic.twitter.com/g6JTH63Erh

— Purdue MechEngineers (@PurdueME) September 1, 2017

In addition, Professor Marconnet presented the lab's progress on thermal management of lithium ion batteries and helped organize a workshop on graduate student career choices.