Center for Reliability Engineering in Mechanical and Aerospace industry (CREMA) was formed in 2010 motivated by BK21 scholarshop grant that educates graduate students for reliability engineering in mechanical and aerospace engineering. Although CREMA mainly conducts research for lifecycle reliability engineering including reliability prediction, design for reliability, reliability assessment and optimal maintenance techniques, the research covers a wide range of subjects centered around the reliability issue, which involves thermal/fluids engineering, rocket propulsion, control engineering, and materials/structures and design. Over the last three years, the CREMA has received remarkable three million dollars projects and grants from diverse sources and participates in a number of national and industry programs. CREMA is currently staffed by 12 faculties from various engineering subjects, who are mostly in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering.