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Maurice Heemels is a Full Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), leading the Chair of Hybrid Networked Systems. His research focuses on the field of general system control theory with an emphasis on the development of multidisciplinary design techniques, particularly in hybrid systems and networked control. He addresses design challenges to create resource-aware control strategies, moving away from traditional time-triggered control operations, optimizing the use of computational resources and communication bandwidth while ensuring stability and performance. He has made significant contributions to the mathematical modeling of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) where physical systems are coupled with computational processes. His work spans applications in high-tech systems, including image-based therapies and lithography, and he has developed innovative control strategies that meet the increasing demands in fields such as automated driving and precision agriculture. Maurice received both his MSc and PhD in mathematics from TU/e, achieving summa cum laude status. With extensive experience in academia, he has also held visiting professor roles at ETH Zurich and the University of California, Santa Barbara. Maurice is a Fellow of IEEE and has chaired or co-chaired numerous international conferences. He has authored critical papers published in high-impact journals and is recognized for his substantial contributions to the field of networked systems and hybrid control.
Eindhoven University of Technology • Eindhoven, Netherlands
Lead the Chair of Hybrid Networked Systems; focus on developing control strategies for hybrid systems.
Eindhoven University of Technology • Eindhoven, Netherlands
Focused on control systems within the Electrical Engineering Department.
Embedded Systems Institute (ESI) • Eindhoven, Netherlands
Conducted research on embedded systems.
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