Prof. Rivera's research interests include the topics of process control, system identification, and the application of control engineering principles to process systems, supply chain management, and behavioral medicine.

Kawski develops, and employs, tools from differential geometry and algebraic combinatorics to study nonlinear control systems.

Nikitin’s research is focused on optimization, control, automation and related computational methods.

Taylor studies the discrete geometry of network embeddings.

Dr. Berman directs the Autonomous Collective Systems Laboratory at ASU, which models and analyzes behaviors in biological and engineered collectives and designs control strategies for multi-robot systems.

Chong focuses on system optimization, AI applications in engineering, sustainable infrastructure lifecycle, knowledge system and clusters, construction process, and integrating project and infrastructure lifecycle knowledge.

Dr. Chen’s research interests include design, modeling, estimation, control, optimization, and safety of dynamic systems, specifically for connected and automated vehicle, multi-agent mobile, energy, and mechatronic systems.