🎙️ New episode! We travel back to 19th-century Russia to meet Lyapunov, the mathematician who gave science the language of stability. From his friendship with Chebyshev to a life marked by devotion and tragedy, his 1892 thesis still shapes how we understand dynamics, uncertainty, and control today.

🚦 New episode! Legendary traffic-control pioneer Markos Papageorgiou (Technical University of Crete) joins us to discuss how intelligent control algorithms help cut congestion, reduce CO₂ emissions, and keep cities moving for millions every day! 😮

🎙️ New episode! Cosimo Della Santina takes us inside soft robotics — a young, daring field where compliance replaces rigidity, intelligence emerges from shape, and underactuation is a feature, not a flaw. A rare front-row seat to a discipline with more questions than answers. 🚀🧠

Our first "inControl Guide to ..." episode is out! 😄 From Kalman's paradigm-shifting state-space approach to the space race, complex networks, and more — a ~1h deep dive into some of the main pillars of modern control theory. Plus a small surprise awaits 😉

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🎙️ New episode! Mathukumalli Vidyasagar walks us through five decades of asking (and answering) the right questions in control, learning, and applied math — from feedback systems to statistical learning, HMMs, compressed sensing, and non-convex optimization. Unmissable! 🚀🧠

🎙️ New episode! Anders Rantzer (@lunduniversity) walks us through robust control, IQCs, the KYP lemma, nonlinear and hybrid systems, scalability and positivity, and dual (adaptive) control. A journey shaped by the dialogue between Western and Russian control traditions — don’t miss it! 🧠🚀

New episode! 🚀Miroslav Krstić (@KrsticUCSD) joins us to retrace a landmark journey — from nonlinear adaptive control to backstepping for PDEs, delay compensation via predictors, extremum seeking, safety and neural operators for PDE control. A must for every control enthusiast!

🎙️ New episode! Manfred Morari traces his journey from chemical process control to IMC, robust and predictive control, MPC, and lessons from a career spanning ETH Zürich, Caltech & University of Pennsylvania. From theory to real-world impact, this episode is a must-listen for control enthusiasts! 🚀🎧

New episode! 🎙️ Today, we dive into Richard Bellman’s legacy as the father of dynamic programming. 🧠 From his early life in Brooklyn to Princeton, Los Alamos, RAND, and Stanford, we explore his monumental contributions to control theory, which set the stage for modern AI breakthroughs! 🚀