January
13: Dr.
Richard Scott Erwin, Space Vehicles Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory,
ÒSystems and Controls Issues for Future Military Space Applications.
January
20: Professor
Peter J. Woolf, University of Michigan, Department of Chemical Engineering, ÒA
Systems Biology Approach to Automatic Pathway IdentificationÓ.
January
27: Professor
Mark P. Van Oyen, University of Michigan, Department of Industrial and
Operations Engineering, ÒOperational Flexibility via MultifunctionalityÓ.
February
3: Professor
Sekhar Tatikonda, Yale University, Department of Electrical Engineering, ÒThe
Interaction between Communication and ControlÓ.
February
17: Professor
Jeff S. Shamma, University of California Ð Los Angeles, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering, ÒOnline Calibrated forecasts: Efficiency versus
universality for learning in GamesÓ.
February
24 NO SEMINAR Ð SPRING BREAK .
March
3: NO SEMINAR Ð SPRING BREAK
March
10: Professor
Feng Lin, Wayne State University, Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering, ÒVerifying Security Policies Using Observability Theory of
Discrete Event SystemsÓ.
March
17: Professor
Doug Looze, University of Massachusetts, Department of Electrical Engineering,
ÒControllers for Adaptive Optics Systems using Forma SynthesisÓ.
March
24: Professor
Jerome P. Lynch, University of Michigan, Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering, ÒDistributed Data Processing and Real-Time Control using Wireless
Sensor NetworksÓ.
March
31: Professor
Rajiv V. Patel, University of Western Ontario Ð Canada, Department of
Electrical and Computer Engineering, ÒRobotics and Control Issues in Minimally
Invasive Surgery and TherapyÓ.
April
7: Professor
Nuno C. Martins, University of Maryland Ð College Park, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, ÒAn Information Theoretic Viewpoint to
Performance Bounds of Feedback Systems:
Optimality Results and Open ProblemsÓ.
April
14: Dr.
Hana el Samad, University of California- San Francisco, ÒBiological Design
Principles for Robustness, Performance and Selective Interactions with
Noise: A Systems Engineering
PerspectiveÓ.
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