CONTROL SEMINAR SERIES Fall 2016
The University of Michigan

September 16:

Dennis Bernstein, University of Michigan, "Adaptive Control of Nonminimum-Phase Systems".

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September 23:

Johanna L. Mathieu, University of Michigan, "Optimal Scheduling and Control of Distributed Energy Storage to Provide Power Grid Support".

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September 30:

Shai Revzen, University of Michigan, "Control of Multilegged Locomotion: what hybrid oscillators, rapid manufacturing, and slippage can teach us".
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October 7:

Saurabh Amin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Value of Information in Bayesian Congestion Games".
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October 14:

Reza Moheimani, University of Texas at Dallas, "High-speed Atomic Force Microscopy: Controls and Mechatronic Challenges". 
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October 21:

Jeff Scruggs, University of Michigan, "Optimal Control of Vibratory Systems with Power Directionality Constraints".

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October 28:

Necmiye Ozay, University of Michigan, "Control Synthesis for Large Collections of Dynamical Systems with Counting Constraints".
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November 4:

Kira Barton, University of Michigan, "Advancements in Modeling, Sensing and Control for High-Resolution Additive Manufacturing".
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November 11:

George Pappas, University of Pennsylvania, "Internet of Things: A control theory perspective".
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November 18:

Chad Jenkins, University of Michigan, "Perception of People and Scenes for Robot Learning from Perception".
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November 25:

Thanksgiving

December 2:

Michael Hafner, Ford Motor Company, "Control in Driver Assist Technologies".
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December 9:

Dimitra Panagou, University of Michigan, "Dynamic Coverage and Semi-Cooperative Coordination in Multi-Agent Systems".

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