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IPC to Host Europe Forum: Innovation for Reliability in Essen, Germany

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9 years ago

September 15, 2015

IPC — Association Connecting Electronics Industries® will host this year’s Europe Forum: Innovation for Reliability in October in Essen, Germany. This three day event consists of two parts. The 9th Annual CALCE Tin Whiskers Symposium on 13 October, followed by the Technical Conference: Innovation for Reliability on 14-15 October.

This event will focus on critical issues in high reliability electronics for a variety of industries, including military-aerospace, automotive, industrial, and medical. Attendees of the event will be able to connect with a business leaders from top European organizations, and focus on innovations in materials, methodologies, and testing.

“The IPC Europe Forum is the premier place to discuss and learn about the newest innovations in the manufacturing of high reliability products,” said Sanjay Huprikar, vice president of member success at IPC. “From breakthroughs in packaging and future interconnection technologies, to the latest developments in achieving electrochemical robustness, this event provides a forum for forward-looking discussion and growth that will benefit the electronics industry.”

There is still time to register for the IPC Europe Forum: Innovation for Reliability. For more information, visit www,ipc.org.

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