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Steven L. Brunton is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics at the University of Washington. His research explores model reduction, sparse sensing, feedback control, and high-dimensional dynamical systems. Brunton specializes in flow control, fluid transport phenomena, and turbulent mixing enhancement. He works on adaptive robust control techniques, energy optimization, and the optimal placement of sparse sensors and actuators to effectively control complex systems. His contributions to uncertainty quantification, sensitivity analysis, and equation-free modeling have significant implications for advancing the field of control systems. Brunton is also involved in initiatives related to AI and dynamic systems, reflecting his commitment to interdisciplinary research and development in engineering and applied mathematics.
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