The BK21 Zoom Seminar Series on Control Theory is currently being held at CDSL. Running from January 23 to March 5, 2026, this 14-part series is hosted by Professor Jin Gyu Lee of CDSL, Seoul National University, South Korea.
The seminars feature distinguished speakers from diverse areas of control engineering, providing a comprehensive overview of the current landscape of the field. This is a rare and valuable chance for students and researchers to deepen their understanding of control theory and keep up with cutting-edge research.
If you are interested in control theory, mark your calendars and join us on Professor Jin Gyu Lee’s Zoom link.
Please find the detailed schedule below.
Jan 23 (Friday), 2026｜17:00-18:30 | Dr. Romain Postoyan | Estimation of the minimum and maximum states of charge of lithium-ion battery packs: A hybrid approach
Jan 29 (Thursday), 2026｜16:00-17:30 | Dr. Luca Zaccarian | From continuous-time stubborn observers to exact discrete-time outliers cancelation via finite-memory buffers
Feb 10 (Tuesday), 2026｜09:00-10:30 | Prof. Robert Mahony | Galilean Space-Time in Robotics
Feb 10 (Tuesday), 2026｜14:00-15:30 | Prof. Thomas Chaffey | Computing gradients in analog circuits
Feb 11 (Wednesday), 2026｜09:00-10:30 | Prof. Fabio Pasqualetti | Data-driven and Brain-inspired Autonomous Systems
Feb 20 (Friday), 2026｜08:00-09:30 | Prof. Lacra Pavel | On Passivity for Learning Dynamics in Games
Feb 20 (Friday), 2026｜17:00-18:30 | Dr. Daniele Astolfi | Saturated integral control for conservative abstract PDEs: New stability results
Feb 24 (Tuesday), 2026｜16:00-17:30 | Prof. Rodolphe Sepulchre | Neuromorphic control: From trajectory to event regulation
Feb 25 (Wednesday), 2026｜14:00-15:30 | Prof. Ian R. Petersen | Control Theory Applied to Accelerated Gradient Optimization Algorithms
Feb 26 (Thursday), 2026｜17:00-18:30 | Prof. Silvère Bonnabel | Sensor information-regularized optimal control through Extended Kalman filter backpropagation
Feb 27 (Friday), 2026｜09:00-10:30 | Prof. Naomi Ehrich Leonard | Neuro-Inspired Dynamics for Fast, Flexible, and Frugal Multiagent Decision-Making and Control
Feb 27 (Friday), 2026｜15:00-16:30 | Dr. Alain Sarlette | From consensus to quantum error correction
Feb 28 (Saturday), 2026｜09:00-10:30 | Prof. Paulo Tabuada | Ask Not What AI Can Do for Control, Ask What Control Can Do for AI
Mar 5 (Thursday), 2026｜17:00-18:30 | Prof. Stephan Trenn | Stability of singular perturbed switched systems and their corresponding switched DAEs
For more detail, you can refer to Seminars.