Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Greenslet Lab
Led by Hitomi Greenslet · MAE
What we study
Recent student projects in this lab have studied advanced manufacturing, comparing magnet tip shapes in magnetic field-assisted double-sided incremental forming (M-DSIF), a new metal-sheet forming method, to see how they affect part accuracy.
What working here is like
- Building & testing
- No coding
- Project
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- Paper
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Current projects
Project Driving Magnet Geometry in Magnetic Field-Assisted Double-Sided Incremental Forming
This lab studies how the shape of a driving magnet affects the accuracy of a new metal‑forming method called M‑DSIF. Students will compare a flat‑tip and a 12.7 mm ball‑tip magnet while shaping 0.2 mm‑thick AA1060 aluminum into truncated cones, measuring wall angles and depths.
From the Spring 2025 UF Undergraduate Research Symposium · abstract book, p. 403
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Recent papers, explained
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How to reach out
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