Seminars and Events
All seminars are held at the Department of Automatic Control, in the seminar room M:2112B on the second floor in the M-building, unless stated otherwise.
Upcoming Seminars
Friday 21 September 10:30–11:30 Master's Thesis Presentation
Tuning Feedback-Based Traffic Signal Controls
Simon Paulsson
Advisors:
Giacomo Como, Dept. of Automatic Control, Lund University
Gustav Nilsson, Dept. of Automatic Control, Lund University
Examiner:
Anton Cervin, Dept. of Automatic Control, Lund University
Tuesday 9 October 10:15–11:00
Mathematical Modeling of Muscular Force Generation and Electromyography – A Systems Perspective
Eike Petersen, Lübeck University
Tuesday 9 October 11:05–11:50
Event-based MPC with adaptive horizon for nonlinear systems
Zhongqi Sun, Beijing Institute of Technology
Thursday 11 October 10:15–11:00
Natural Dynamic Controllers for Legged Robots
Miriam Zacksenhouse, Technion
Thursday 11 October 11:05–11:50
Iterative learning of energy-efficient dynamic walking gaits
Felix Kong, Sydney University
Wednesday 17 October 10:15–11:00
Unsupervised Control
Maximiliam Karl, Technical University of Munich
Wednesday 17 October 11:05–11:50
Reinforcement Learning for control of continuous-time systems
Farnaz Adib Yaghmaie, Linköping University
Thursday 18 October 10:15–11:00
Biologically Plausible Observer Neural Network Models of Brain Areas Involved in Spatial Navigation
Adrianna R. Loback, University of Cambridge
Thursday 18 October 11:05–11:50
Performance Limitations in Sensorimotor Control: Tradeoffs between Neural Computing and Accuracy in Tracking Fast Movements
Shreya Saxena, Columbia University
Friday 19 October 10:15–11:00
Robotics and Technology Assisted Neurorehabilitation for Translational Research
Natalia Martina López Celani, Universidad Nacional de San Juan
Tuesday 23 October 15:05–15:50
Collision Avoidance: A line-of-sight and time-to-collision approach.
Thiago Marinho, University of Illinois UC
Tuesday 23 October 15:55–16:40
Lower Bounds on the Complexity of Solving Two Classes of Non-cooperative Games
Ehsan Nekouei, KTH
Friday 2 November 10:15–11:00
Robot Assisted Training to Support Motor Learning for Different Skill Levels
Ekin Basalp, ETH Zürich
Friday 2 November 11:05–11:50
A theoretic framework connecting speed and accuracy heterogeneity at the system and component levels
Yorie Nakahira, Caltech
Tuesday 6 November 10:15–11:00
Corticostriatal circuits encode behavioral transitions in natural behavior
Joel Sjöbom, Lund University
Tuesday 6 November 11:05–11:50
Efficient predictive model-based and fuzzy control
Anahita Jamshidnejad,, Technical University of Delft
Wednesday 7 November 10:15–11:00
Partial Synchronization and Model Reduction of Nonlinear Biological Networks
Yu Kawano, University of Groningen
Wednesday 7 November 11:05–11:50
Learning convex bounds for linear quadratic control policy synthesis
Jack Umenberger, Uppsala University
Thursday 8 November 10:15–11:00
Model reduction by balanced truncation of dominant systems
Alberto Padoan, University of Cambridge
Thursday 8 November 11:05–11:50
Predicting Rewards at Every Time Scale
Roshan Shariff, University of Alberta
Positioning Workshop 2017, August 29