An International COVID-19 Discussion
An International COVID-19 Discussion
Each day will have one session and Sessions 2-5 will each have a panel
The goal of this EVEnt is to facilitate discussion as to how the control community has, is, and can contribute to the current pandemic via modeling, estimation, and control in the area of virus spread over networks, testing, vaccine development, etc.
The goal of this EVEnt is to facilitate discussion as to how the control community has, is, and can contribute to the current pandemic via modeling, estimation, and control in the area of virus spread over networks, testing, vaccine development, etc.
The Speakers
The Speakers
Francesco Bullo
Francesco Bullo
Professor
UCSB
Giulia Giordano
Giulia Giordano
Asst. Professor
Univ. of Trento
Cameron Nowzari
Cameron Nowzari
Asst. Professor
George Mason
Naomi E. Leonard
Naomi E. Leonard
Professor
Princeton
Emma Tegling
Emma Tegling
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
MIT
Emanuele Crisostomi
Emanuele Crisostomi
Assoc. Professor
Univ. of Pisa
Kimon Drakopoulos
Kimon Drakopoulos
Asst. Professor
USC
Fredrik Gustafsson
Fredrik Gustafsson
Professor
Linköping Univ.
Ye Yuan
Ye Yuan
Professor
Huazhong Univ.
Mario Di Bernardo
Mario Di Bernardo
Professor
Univ. of Naples Fed. II
Philip E. Paré
Philip E. Paré
Asst. Professor
Purdue
Mengbin Ye
Mengbin Ye
Senior Research Fellow
Curtin Univ.
Sandip Roy
Sandip Roy
Professor
WSU
Ashish R. Hota
Ashish R. Hota
Asst. Professor
IIT Kharagpur
Airlie Chapman
Airlie Chapman
Asst. Professor
Univ. of Melbourne
Richard D. Braatz
Richard D. Braatz
Professor
MIT
VIrtual Event
VIrtual Event
As the the 59th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control has been moved completely online, so will our event.
As the the 59th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control has been moved completely online, so will our event.
Please provide questions for the panel Discussions
Please provide questions for the panel Discussions