Antoinette Maniatty

Antoinette Maniatty

Professor, Mechanical, Aerospace, and Nuclear Engineering

Research Expertise
Computational modeling, mechanics of materials, fatigue
Research

Electrical-thermal-mechanical computational modeling of devices and packaging for reliability, model effect of microstructure on degradation and fatigue, model semiconductor crystal growth, predicted defect formation

Publications

Ni, J. Ring, M., Hao, J., Liu, Y., Maniatty, A.M., (2019) “Modeling effect of grain orientation on degradation in tin-based solder - Part II: Electromigration experiments”, IEEE Transactions on Components, Packaging and Manufacturing Technology, 9(10), 1993-1999

Zhang, Y., Ni, J., Liu, Y., Maniatty, A.M. (2019) “Modeling effect of grain orientation on degradation in tin-based solder - Part I: Current-driven diffusion, IEEE Transactions on Components, Packaging and Manufacturing Technology, 9(3), 473-482

Maniatty, A.M., J. Ni, J., Liu, Y., Zhang, H., (2016) “Effect of microstructure on electromigration-induced stress:, J. Appl. Mech., 83, 011010

Karvani, P., Maniatty, A.M., (2015) “Modeling micromechanical response to thermal history in bulk grown aluminum nitride”, Phys. Stat. Solidi C, 12, 345-348

Maniatty, A.M., Karvani, P. (2015) “Constitutive relations for modeling single crystal GaN at elevated temperatures”, J. Engng. Mater. Tech., 137, 011002

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