
The Systems and Control Research Group conducts cross-disciplinary activities with applications drawn from any discipline where dynamic systems are relevant. In engineering, emphasis is on physical systems, but our research also applies the methodology and theory of algorithms and design widely across areas like macroeconomics, finance and actuarial studies.
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Our research interests
Our research interests in the Systems and Control Group include collaborative activity with a range of Australian and international colleagues that span across many areas:
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Automated Ecg signal processing and interpretation
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Class D amplifiers
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Control of power systems
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Econometrics
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For detailed descriptions, see Biomedical Systems Laboratory
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Guidance
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Hybrid dynamical systems
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Mechatronic systems and servo systems
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Medical information systems
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Medical instrumentation
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Mobile robots coordination and control
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Modelling of excitable tissues
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Networked control systems
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Neural coding
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Neural control of cardiac function
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Neural control of renal function
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Neuroimaging
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Physiological Systems Modelling
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Quantum network analysis and synthesis
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Quantum systems and quantum feedback control
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Real-time control and controller implementation
Dr Raymond Eaton
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Reconfigurable computing using networks on chip
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Renewable Energy and Smart Grids
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Robust control and filtering
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Signal processing
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State estimation and control via telecommunication networks
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Stochastic control
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Stochastic modelling
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Stochastic systems and stochastic control
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System Identification
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Telemedicine remote monitoring
Systems and control research projects
We conduct research projects across robotics, neuroimaging, neural coding, econometrics and several other diverse areas. Our work contributes to solving challenges across important areas like energy storage, technology optimisation and biomedical science.