Computer Process Control Group
We develop fundamental methods in modelling, optimisation and control, and translate them into complex industrial and emerging engineering systems.
From control theory to real-world systems
Fundamental methods for understanding and controlling complex dynamic systems
Dissipativity | Behavioural systems | Nonlinear control | Fault-tolerant control
Combining process knowledge, optimisation and data to enable smarter, more autonomous systems
Big-data control | Distributed MPC | Economic MPC | Collective dynamics
Translating control theory into technologies for energy-intensive and emerging industrial systems
Aluminium smelting | Flow batteries | Energy systems | Coal processing | Water treatment
Research with impact
Competitive research funding
ARC Discovery Projects / Large Grants
ARC Industry Research Hub projects
Industry & research collaborations
We work with industry, research organisations and major collaborative programs to advance fundamental and applied process control.
Industry collaborators