Control and Signal Processing
Our Control and Signal Processing research focuses on robotics, industrial circuits, and the mathematical modelling and analysis of complex dynamical systems.
Key areas of focus include robust nonlinear control and estimation, model-based fault and anomaly detection, and secure control of cyber-physical systems. By harnessing the latest technological breakthroughs, our researchers are developing transformative systems and techniques for applications such as water treatment, biological systems, defence, autonomous vehicles, smart buildings, and power systems.
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News
PhD student wins Outstanding Student Paper Award at the 2024 IEEE CCTA
Mingyang Chen, a PhD student in EEE, has won an Outstanding Student Paper Award at the 8th IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Applications (CCTA) 2024.
09 Sep 2024
Exploring Engineering Excellence: A Q&A with Prof. Sarah Spurgeon for INWED
We are celebrating International Women in Engineering Day with a Q&A featuring Prof Sarah Spurgeon. Discover her inspiring journey, key milestones, and insights into the future of engineering.
18 Jun 2024
PhD student awarded IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Pre-doctoral Grant
PhD student, Yaohua Zhang has been awarded the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Pre-doctoral Grant at an award ceremony held last month at ISCAS 2024 in Singapore.
18 Jun 2024
Research projects
International Technology Alliance in Distributed Analytics & Information Sciences (DAIS ITA)
This international programme explores the scientific foundations for achieving secure, distributed coalition intelligence across diverse defence networks.
15 Jan 2025
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