Dr. Stephen Morse

Biography

Professor Stephen Morse holds the Dudley Professorship in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Yale University. His research focuses on control of dynamical systems, with particular interests in logic-based switching, hybrid systems, and vision-based control. Professor Morse is also engaged in developing new algorithms for controlling processes that are imprecisely modeled. His current research encompasses a variety of topics within network science, including sensor network localization, multi-agent consensus rendezvous, and distributed control of formations for mobile autonomous agents. Throughout his career, he has received significant accolades, including the Giorgio Quazza Medal from the International Federation for Automatic Control in 2023 and recognition as a Fellow of the same organization in 2014. He has also been honored with the Richard E. Bellman Control Heritage Award in 2013 and the Automatica Theory/Methodology Prize in 2005. Professor Morse is an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering, reflecting his contributions to the field of automatic control and engineering. He has published numerous works in prestigious journals, contributing to both theory and application in control systems and networked multi-agent systems.

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