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David
Whalley
B.Sc., M.Phil, M.I.E.T., C.Eng.,
F.I.Mech.E., S.M.I.E.E.E.
Senior Lecturer
Phone: (01509) 227661
Email: d.c.whalley@lboro.ac.uk |
Background
Born in Blackburn, Lancashire
and attended Ledbury Grammar School, Herefordshire. Graduated from Loughborough
University in 1984 and subsequently worked as a research engineer both
at Loughborough University and at the Lucas Advanced Engineering Centre
in Solihull, Birmingham. Appointed as a lecturer in 1990 and promoted
to Senior Lecturer in 1998. Visiting Professor, Chalmers University
of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden and Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore 2001/2002.
Research
Interests and Activities
Physical realisation of electronic
products and other micro-engineered devices, e.g.:
Simulation and control of electronics manufacturing processes, such
as reflow soldering, conductive adhesive bonding and PCB manufacturing;
Materials for electronics packaging and interconnection, including properties
of conductive particles in adhesives and high temperature interconnection
materials;
Thermal design of electronic systems;
Reliability, particularly using physics of failure type approaches,
including simulation of thermal fatigue in solder joints, effects of
contamination and coatings on reliability, reliability of electrical
connectors, and how reliability is affected by the manufacturing process.
External
Activities
Journal editorial board
memberships:
Editor of Soldering and Surface Mount Technology Journal from 1998 to
2007
Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Components, Packaging and
Manufacturing Technology: Electronic Packaging Manufacturing since 1996
Reviews Editor for the Journal of Electronic Manufacturing from 1991
- 2000
Learned society engagement:
Chairman of UK & Republic of Ireland Chapter of the IEEE Components,
Packaging and Manufacturing Technology Society from 1996 to Feb 2001
Elected Member at Large of Board of Governors, IEEE CPMT Society,
Jan 2003 – Dec 2005
Member of IEEE CPMT Society conferences sub-committee, May 2004 –
Dec 2005
Professional affiliations:
Member of the Institute for Engineering and Technology
Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers,
Senior Member of the Institution of Electronic and Electrical Engineers
Major conference activity:
UK Member of Organising Committee/International Liason - ASME/IEEE/IEPS/JSE
International Intersociety Electronic Packaging Conference - INTERpack
International Advisory Board Member – EMAP, the International
Conference on Electronic Materials and Processes (Conference co-chair
– EMAP 2003, Singapore)
European Committee Member – IEEE VLSI Packaging Workshop of
Japan, Kyoto
Member of the IEEE ECTC Conference Materials and Processes Committee
Manufacturing Committee chair, IEEE CPMT European Systemintegration
Technology Conference
Advisory roles:
Member of the Industrial Advisory Group for the National Physical
Laboratory programme on Encapsulants for Electronics
Member of the Industrial Advisory Group for the National Physical
Laboratory programme on Electronics Interconnection
Grant proposal referee for the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research
Council
Grant proposal referee for the Hong Kong University Grants Council
Referee for the Proceedings of the Institute of Mechanical
Engineers, IEEE Transactions, the International Journal of Production
Research and the ASME Journal of Electronic Packaging
Collaborative Research - current examples include:
New Thyristors for T & D Applications (NEWTON), a TSB funded award
in collaboration with Dynex, Areva and Semefab.
3D-M-Integration: the design and serial manufacture of 3D miniaturised
products, an EPSRC funded project in collaboration with a large network
of companies and other universities.
Complex Low Volume Electronics Simulation (CLOVES), a TSB funded project
in collaboration with Goodrich, GE Aviation, STI, Accelonix, TWI and
Warwick University.
Design and Simulation of Complex Low Volume Electronics Production
(DISCOVER), an EPSRC IeMRC funded project linked to the CLOVES programme.
Commercialisation of research:
Inventor of the Adaptive Intelligent Reflow (AIR) system licensed
to Quad Europe Ltd.
Inventor of the technology behind the Rapid Oven Setup system marketed
throughout the world by Datapaq Ltd.
Awards
1993: I.Mech.E. Thatcher Bros.
Prize for the best paper on a manufacturing industries mechanical engineering
subject published in the Proceedings of the Institution that year
1993: I.Mech.E. Donald Julius Groen Prize of the Manufacturing Technology
Design and Quality Group
2000: Winner of the Litterati Club highly commended award
Publications
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University
Administration
Elected Member of Senate (2006-2009)
Links
The Interconnection Group: http://www.lboro.ac.uk/icg
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