John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center
John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center
The John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center is focused on advanced manufacturing technologies and a cross-curricular approach to engineering and manufacturing concepts that will provide hands-on, interdisciplinary learning opportunities in a factory environment and the ability to collaborate with industry.
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ROKEYA SARAH PROGRAMS A MOBILE ROBOT STATION AT THE JOHN OLSON ADVANCED MANUFACTURING CENTERMeet Rokeya Sarah, an Olson Center student intern and a rising junior at Keene State College (KSC) majoring in Sustainable Product Design and Innovation (SPDI). Rokeya's interest in engineering began in 6th grade while watching her…Learn More -
Maria Virga returns to UNH with GreenSource Fabrication at the John Olson Advanced Manufacturing CenterUNH alumna Maria Virga '21 has carved a notable path throughout her educational and professional career.Learn More -
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SOPHOMORE WORKS ON FLIGHT HARDWARE FOR AN ORBITAL ROBOTJoseph Aubut, a mechanical engineering sophomore, beams about his work at the Olson Center. "The thing that I enjoy most about the Olson Center is the ability to gain experience so early into my college career; not many people my age can operate a 5-axis…Learn More -
Ph.D. candidate researches customized implants with DSIF innovationMechanical engineering Ph.D. candidate Shayan Darzi is researching new applications of the double-sided incremental forming (DSIF) machine at the Olson Center. Alongside his advisors, Shayan's research aims to utilize the DSIF process's flexibility to…Learn More -
UNH Ph.D. recipient researches an eco-friendly and precision-based alternative to the traditional Abrasive Water JetBenjamin Mitchell, a UNH alumnus and recent Ph.D. recipient in Mechanical Engineering, is exploring new research and manufacturing avenues through his start-up business, Drop-Slice. Ben started Drop-Slice at the Olson Center after completing his Ph.D., which focused on a novel waterjet cutting technique that…Learn More
