Professor Michael Pecht Is Inducted into the Clark School's Innovation Hall of Fame

Professor Michael Pecht is inducted into the Clark School's Innovation Hall of Fame in 2011 for his pioneering innovations in advanced reliability and prognostic methods for electronics. The Innovation Hall of Fame is founded for the Clark School's alumni, faculties, and alumni of other University of Maryland schools to recognize their innovations that have had a positive impact on society. As the record in the IHOF, Dr. Pecht is a world leader in developing the key prognostics technologies and methodologies used by manufacturers to make their products safer and more operationally available. In addition, Dr. Pecht has developed physics-of-failure methods and models for reliability testing that have become industry standards and enabled international corporations to produce more reliable products ranging from semiconductors, computers, and telecommunication systems to aircraft and space systems. This exhibit will greatly inspire the students, alumni, faculty, and visitors who visit the hall.

For more details, please refer to The Clark School Innovation Hall of Fame's webpage at http://www.eng.umd.edu/html/ihof/inductees/pecht.html