Control Vistas:
From Feedback to Foresight
10 September - Grenoble, FR
Control Vistas:
From Feedback to Foresight
10 September - Grenoble, FR
As this year marks the conclusion of an academic career, this workshop offers an opportunity to bring together colleagues, collaborators, and researchers who have contributed to and accompanied this scientific journey.
The one-day event, held on Thursday, 10 September 2026, in Grenoble, will provide a forum for scientific exchange on the evolution of control systems—from classical feedback to emerging paradigms—while fostering continued collaboration and new perspectives.
The event is open to all participants. Registration is free but mandatory.
We very much look forward to welcoming you.
Carlos Canudas de Wit
Registration is now open, places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Confirmed Speakers
Rodolphe Sepulchre (KU Leuven, BE)
Neuromorphic control
Frank Allgöwer (Univ Stuttgart, DE)
Event‑Based Control: Continuing the Journey towards a Resource‑Aware Feedback Paradigm
Kalle Johansson (KTH, SE)
Learning mixed-autonomy traffic control models
John Lygeros (ETH, CH)
Data-driven control of Urban Traffic Systems
Bruno Siciliano (Univ Napoli, IT)
Robot Manipulation and Control
Thomas Parisini (Imperial College, UK)
Model-Based Control in the Data-Driven Era: Lessons from the Metal Industry
Per-Olof Gutman (Technion, IL)
Data driven foresight: the Kalman-Takens filter
Pierre Rouchon (Mines Paris, FR)
Dynamics and control of open quantum systems
Antonella Ferrara (Univ Pavia, IT)
Integrating Sustainability and Grid Support in CAV-Based Traffic Control Systems
Maria Laura Delle Monache (UC-Berkeley, USA)
Risk assessment and control for mixed autonomy traffic
Silvia Siri (Univ Genova, IT)
Towards Intelligent Electric Public Transport: Multi-objective Optimization and Multi-scale Control Strategies
Panayiotou Christos (Univ Cyprus, CY)
Fairness and dynamic pricing for demand and traffic management
Marius Polycarpou (Univ Cyprus, CY)
Designing Feedback Systems for Rare but Devastating Events
Yajun Pan (Univ Dalhousie, CA)
Intelligent Adaptive Robots
Jacqueline Scherpen (Univ Groningen, NL)
Synchronization Preserving Model Reduction of a Class of Nonlinear Networked Systems
Francisco Rodríguez (Univ. Sevilla, ES)
Evolution of Feedback Control