Collaborators
Antonio Visioli
Professor - ItalyHolds a full professor position in Control Systems at the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering of the University of Brescia. He is a senior member of IEEE, the chair of the IFAC Technical Committee on Education, a member of the Technical Committee on Education of the IEEE Control Systems Society, the secretary of the subcommittee on Industrial Automated Systems and Control of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society Technical Committee on Factory Automation.
Mirko Fiacchini
PhD Researcher - FranceResearcher in CNRS - HDR GIPSA-lab, Control Systems Department His research primarily encompasses set-theory and invariance, focusing on set-theoretic methods for nonlinear systems. He also investigates hybrid and switched systems, saturated systems, and the design of predictive control strategies for energy systems and mobile vehicles, as well as in the modeling and control of biological systems, specifically in anesthesia and cancer dynamics.
Isabela Birs
FWO Postdoctoral ResearcherIsabela Birs is currently a postdoc FWO researcher at Ghent University. She has a PhD in the field of modeling and control of non-Newtonian fluids with multi-industry applicability. Her main research focus is fractional order systems, event-based fractional order control, advanced control strategies and biomedical systems.
Cristina Muresan
ProfessorFull professor at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, with approximately 15 years experience in controlling multivariable time delay systems. Passionate on developing and implementing new fractional order control algorithms. Current focus on the design and analysis of fractional order controllers for the combined anesthesia and hemodynamic system.
Cosmin Copot
Senior ResearcherExpert in development of dynamical models for control systems with interdisciplinary applications. He has vast experience in image based methodologies (using AI tools) with applicability in both technical and biomedical applications. His knowledge will be employed to achieve the exploratoryt research objectives within this project