Research Interests
Professor Bamieh's research is centered around notions of uncertainty
and robustness in control and dynamical systems. These notions are
applied to the study of distributed systems and their control. These
include the design of distributed localized controllers for large
scale systems, and analysis of the role of uncertainty in shear
flow turbulence and transition. His group carries out several research
activities including Atomic Force Microscopy, design and control
of multi-micro cantilevers, optical actuation via optical tweezers,
and control and analysis of turbulent shear flows. He joined the
College of Engineering faculty in 1998, prior to which he was with
the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Professor Bamieh is a member of
IEEE, ASME, SIAM and the APS. He is a past receipient of the AACC
Hugo Schuck best paper award and an NSF CAREER award. |
