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Automatic Control
Making systems of various kinds perform well is what automatic control is all about. We are some 40 people in the division that teach this subject to more than 1000 undergraduates per year. We also do research that aims at covering a broad spectrum from industrial applications to development of new theories. Visit our pages to learn more about us, our research, courses, publications and the spin-off companies our research has resulted in.
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News
2017-08-15At the opening session of the 20th IFAC World Congress Lennart Ljung received the Nathaniel Nichols Medal "For making state-of-the art system identification techniques easily accessible to engineers and scientists through long-term commitment to software development". This is one of IFAC's Major Awards awarded once every three years.
2017-07-05Daniel Axehill with project partner Scania CV has received a grant from Vinnova/FFI for the research project Stability and controller structures for self-driving vehicles.
2017-06-14Claudio Altafini is one of the four principal investigators in a
project about Multi-resolution dynamical modelling of multiple
sclerosis that has received funding from the Swedish Foundation for
Strategic Research (SSF).
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news (in Swedish)
The Wildlife Security initiative has received financial support
from the Norrköping Research Foundation for development of a digital
platform for use in the Kolmården zoo.
LiU news (in Swedish)
Christian A. Naesseth has received the Best paper award at the 20th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Statistics as one of the authors of the paper Reparameterization Gradients through Acceptance-Rejection Sampling Algorithms.
2017-03-24
Fredrik Gustafsson has recently given two TEDx talks.
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LINK-SIC (Linköping Center for Sensor Informatics and Control) has been granted competence center funding from Vinnova.
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Last updated: 2017-08-29
