Symposium on Counterfeit Parts and Materials 2020 Technical Program | Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering

The symposium is organized by SMTA in conjunction with Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering (CALCE) at the University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA. This symposium is a valuable resource for quality and reliability managers, supply chain managers, brand protection specialists, inspectors, marketing and procurement policy makers, contracts and legal management, security specialists and government agencies. Our focus is to provide relevant information to the professionals that can be used for solving problems today while planning for a different business and technology environment in the future.

Technical Program

Tuesday, August 04
		► All times shown are in US Eastern Time Zone
	Session 1: Opening Session	Moderator: Diganta Das
8:15am	Opening Talk	Diganta Das, Ph.D. and Jaclyn Sarandrea
8:30am	An Analytical Look at Counterfeit Risk	Vernon Densler, SiliconExpert
9:00am	COVID-19: Urgent Medical Supply Demand Creates Fertile Ground for Counterfeits	Rosemary Coates, Blue Silk Consulting
9:30am	Break – Visit with Exhibitors / Socialization with Participants
	Session 2: Supply Chain and Legal	Moderator: Cameron Shearon
10:30am	Legal Considerations Relating to Counterfeit Electronic Parts in the Defense Supply Chain	Patricia Campbell, University of Maryland Carey School of Law
11:00am	Evolution of Contractual Counterfeit Mitigation Since 2015	Kevin Sink, TTI, Inc.
11:30am	Hardware Implants and the Trouble with 5G	Sophia D'Antoine, Margin Research
12:00pm	Break – Visit with Exhibitors / Socialization with Participants
	Session 3: Inspection	Moderator: John Radman
3:00pm	Counterfeit Cells and Batteries and Methods to Identify Them	Judith Jeevarajan, Ph.D., Underwriters Laboratories
3:30pm	Testing Method to Identify Counterfeit Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors	Stephen Saddow, Ph.D., University of South Florida/Global ETS
4:00pm	Adoption of Component Level Counterfeit Detection Techniques for Assemblies	Diganta Das, PhD, CALCE / University of Maryland

Wednesday, August 05
	Session 4: Research on Detection	Moderator: Kevin Sink
8:15am	Assurance: A Data Driven Approach	Richard Ott, Ph.D., USAF AFMC AFRL/RYDT
9:00am	Microelectronic Authenticity and Security, Evaluation, and Research	Michael Azarian, Ph.D., CALCE/University of Maryland
9:45am	Break – Visit with Exhibitors / Socialization with Participants
	Session 5: Traceability	Moderator: Michael Ford
10:30am	Practical Demonstration of Counterfeit Elimination Using IPC-1782A Internal & External Traceability	Michael Ford, Aegis Industrial Software
11:00am	IPC-1782A – A Standard Approach Enabling A Secure Supply Chain	Cameron Shearon, Raytheon Technologies
11:30am	Trusted Material Traceability in a Secure Supply Chain using IPC-1782A	Craig Lax, Septillion Technologies Ltd & Radu Diaconescu, Swissmic SA
12:00pm	Break – Visit with Exhibitors / Socialization with Participants
	Session 6: Technology Solutions	Moderator: Diganta Das
3:00pm	Securing the Blockchain with Feature Prints	David Ross, Alitheon
3:30pm	The Efficiency and Effectiveness of Counterfeit Detection Procedures	Eyal Weiss, Ph.D., Cybord
4:00pm	Novel Approach to Anti-Counterfeiting with Protective Packaging	Keith Donaldson, Engineered Materials, Inc.
4:30pm	Closing Remarks and Summary	Diganta Das, Ph.D., CALCE / University of Maryland

Thursday, August 06 - Professional Development Courses
8:30am – 12:00 Noon	Utilizing IPC-1782 - Component Traceability - To Reduce Risk Associated with Ingress of Counterfeit Components	Cameron Shearon, Raytheon Technologies & Michael Ford, Aegis Software

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