PhD student, Mingyang Chen has been awarded an Outstanding Student Paper Award at the 8th IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Applications (CCTA) 2024 which took place at the end of last month in Newcastle Upon Tyne.
This prestigious event, organised by the IEEE Control Systems Society, is a key forum for advancements in control technology, bringing together academics, industry professionals, and researchers. It’s an excellent opportunity for students and professionals in the field to share their work, learn about cutting-edge technologies and network with experts.
Mingyang’s paper, ‘A Game-Based Optimal and Safe Lane Change Control of Autonomous Vehicles in Mixed Traffic Scenario’, proposes a game-theoretic trajectory planning scheme for automated lane changing of a connected autonomous vehicle (CAV) in response to the movement of a human-driven vehicle (HDV) in the target lane. Mingyang’s research could be applied to the evolution of intelligent transportation systems in the future.
I'm very honoured to be selected for this award, which recognises our contribution to control application. Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisor Boli Chen for his guidance. Secondly, I would like to thank the EEE department for providing us with a valuable platform. Finally, I will be diligent and sincere, continue to forge ahead on the academic path and maintain high-quality development.
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