Andrew Shapiro
Contact Info
Andrew Shapiro
Assistant Adjunct Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Education:
B.S., University of California,Berkeley, Chemical Engineering
M.S., University of California,Los Angeles, Materials Science and Engineering
Ph.D., University of California,Irvine, Materials Science and Engineering
B.S., University of California,Berkeley, Chemical Engineering
M.S., University of California,Los Angeles, Materials Science and Engineering
Ph.D., University of California,Irvine, Materials Science and Engineering
Location:
The Henry Samueli School of Engineering
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697-2625The Henry Samueli School of Engineering
University of California, Irvine
zotcode: 2625
Room:
Office: ET 636C
Office: ET 636C
Phone:
(949) 824-8086 Office
(949) 824-2541 Fax
Research:
Professor Shapiro's research interests are in environmentally sustainable manufacturing of electronics, the electronic properties of materials, and in electronic packaging materials, processes, and characterization. He is also pursuing research in electronic materials for extreme environments (including planetary and deep space environments) and in integrated passive devices.
Professor Shapiro's research interests are in environmentally sustainable manufacturing of electronics, the electronic properties of materials, and in electronic packaging materials, processes, and characterization. He is also pursuing research in electronic materials for extreme environments (including planetary and deep space environments) and in integrated passive devices.
Professor Shapiro is collaborating with Professors Ogunseitan, Saphores and Schoenung on environmentally sustainable manufacturing including Pb-free assembly and beyond http://www.industrial-ecology.uci.edu/. He has been an instructor for Microelectronic and Environmentally Sustainable Manufacturing, Materials Processing, Photonic Materials and Technology, Electron Microscopy, Advanced Concepts in Materials, Electronic Properties of Materials, and Characterization of Materials.
Professor Shapiro also is a consultant for several photonic, electronic, materials, components and testing companies. As a consultant, he performs failure analysis for materials; recommends materials for electronic and photonic components, packaging and subsystems manufacturing; analyses high frequency (x-band) materials properties; and designs and selects components for multilayer low temperature cofired ceramic and ferrite materials.
History
2 years 36 weeks