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TTU Dynamic Systems & Control Symposium (DSCS)

Organizer: Dr. Shu-Xia Tang, assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at TTU

The primary objectives of DSCS are

  •  to provide a platform for students (and faculty) engaged in dynamic systems and control research to present their findings, especially before attending a conference presentation, and receive constructive feedback from both peers and faculty members beyond their respective labs,  

  • to foster interdisciplinary collaborations and inspire meaningful connections.

Upcoming Events 

  • Date and Time: Feb. 12, 3pm-4pm

       Location: MEN 106

       Topic: Modeling Cognitive Perceived Risk for Motion Prediction in a Collision Avoidance Manual Reaching Task

​       Speaker: Juan Baus from Dr. James Yang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering. 

  • Date and Time: Feb 26, 3pm-4pm

       Location: MEN 106

       Topic: Component-Wise Thermal Modeling and Estimation in Cylindrical Li-ion Batteries Based on Electrochemical                           Principles

​       Speaker: Patryck Ferreira from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering. 

  • Date and Time: March 12, 3pm-4pm

       Location: MEN 106

       Topic: Validation of Virtual Synchronous Machine Technology for Solar Energy Applications

​       Speaker: Kevin B. Norman from Dr. Beibei Ren's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering. 

   

  • Date and Time: March 26, 3pm-4pm

       Location: MEN 106

       1-Topic: Fault Detection of Electrolyte Lithium Concentration in Li-ion Batteries

​           Speaker: Sara Sepasiahooyi from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab.

       2-Topic: Adaptive Estimation of All-Solid-State Battery Temperatures with Thermal Conductivity Uncertainties 

​           Speaker: Patryck Ferreira from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab.

       3-Topic: Battery State Estimation for a Single Particle Model With Electrolyte and Temperature Dynamics

​          Speaker: Sara Sepasiahooyi from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab.

  • Date and Time: April 9, 3pm-4pm 

       Location: MEN 106

       1-Topic: Lithium-ion Battery Capacity Prediction via Conditional Recurrent Generative Adversarial Network-based                                 Time-Series Regeneration

​           Speaker: Myisha Ahmed Chowdhury from Dr. Jay Lu's lab.

       2-Topic: Equivalent-Circuit Thermal Model for Batteries with One-Shot Parameter Identification 

​           Speaker: Myisha Ahmed Chowdhury from Dr. Jay Lu's lab.

       3-Topic: PDE Modeling of Working Fluid Temperature in Battery Pack Heat Exchangers

​          Speaker: Patryck Ferreira from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab.

  • Date and Time: April 23, 3pm-4pm

       Location: MEN 106 

       Topic: TBD

​       Speaker: TBD.

  • Date and Time: May 7, 3pm-4pm

       Location: MEN 106    

       Topic: Cyberattack Diagnostics for Connected Autonomous Vehicles Under Changing Driving Environment

       SpeakerSanchita Ghosh from Dr. Tanushree Roy's lab.

Past Events 

  • Date and Time: Nov 20, 3:30 pm-4:30pm

       Location: MES 208

       1-Topic: Enhanced Battery State Estimation: Part 1 -- Electrolyte Lithium-ion Concentration Observer

​           Speaker: Sara Sepasiahooyi from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering

       2-Topic: Security Of Cyber-physical Systems Under Compromised Switching 

​          Speaker: Sanchita Ghosh from Dr. Tanushree Roy's lab, Department of Chemical Engineering.

       3-Topic: Enhanced Battery State Estimation: Part 2 -- Reverse Sensitivity Analysis and Electrode Lithium-ion Observer  

​           Speaker: Sara Sepasiahooyi from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.​

  • Date and Time: Nov 6, 3:30 pm-4:30pm

       Location: MES 208

       Topic: State-of-Health and State-of-Charge Estimation for Lithium-Ion Batteries based on Electrolyte-Electrode PDE                               Observers 

​       SpeakerSara Sepasiahooyi from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering

       Dr. Scott Moura from the University of California, Berkeley attended this presentation as a guest audience.

  • Date and Time: Oct 23, 3:30 pm-4:30pm

       Location: MES 208

       1-Topic: Improved State-of-Health Estimation for Batteries with Domain-Adaptive Deep Learning 

​           Speaker: Gift Modekwe from Dr. Jay Lu's lab, Department of Chemical Engineering.

       2-Topic: Transformer-Based Capacity Prediction for Lithium-Ion Batteries with Data Augmentation  

​           Speaker: Gift Modekwe from Dr. Jay Lu's lab, Department of Chemical Engineering.

       3-Topic: Safe and Adaptive Strategies for Optimizing Battery Fast-Charging Protocols via Reinforcement Learning 

​          Speaker: Myisha Chowdhury from Dr. Jay Lu's lab, Department of Chemical Engineering.

       4-Topic: Time-Series Regeneration with Conditional Recurrent Generative Adversarial Network for Battery State-of-                              Health Estimation 

​          Speaker: Myisha Chowdhury from Dr. Jay Lu's lab, Department of Chemical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: Oct 9, 3:30 pm-4:30pm

       Location: MES 208

       1-Topic: A Study on Control-Co-Design for Optimizing Microgrid Sustainability 

​           Speaker: Tania Rifat Jahan from Dr. Donald Docimo's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

       2-Topic: Model Predictive Control for Active Cooling of Photovoltaic Panels 

​           Speaker: Asmaou Sougri-Nooma Ouedraogo from Dr. Donald Docimo's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

       3-Topic: An Investigation into the Viability of Cell-Level Temperature Control in Lithium-Ion Battery Packs

​          Speaker: Preston Abadie from Dr. Donald Docimo's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: Sep 25, 3:30 pm-4:30pm

       Location: MES 208

       Topic: Modeling and Predictive Control to Enable Improved Energy Management of Renewable Energy Systems 

​       SpeakerAsmaou Ouedraogo from Dr. Donald Docimo's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: Sep 11, 3:30 pm-4:30pm

       Location: MES 208     

       Topic: Analysis, Estimation, and Control of Cell-to-Cell Variations in Lithium-Ion Battery Packs ​ 

       SpeakerPreston Abadie from Dr. Donald Docimo's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: June 17 2024, 11am-noon

       Location: MEN106

       1- Topic: Advancement in Lithium-Ion Battery Pack Thermal Modeling Based on Electrochemical Principles

​           SpeakerPatryck Ferreira from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

       2- Topic: Dynamic Average Consensus as Distributed PDE-Based Control For Multi-Agent Systems

​           SpeakerMilad Hasanzadeh from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

       3- Topic: Quintuple Thermal Model for All-Solid-State Batteries and Temperature Estimation through a                                                     Cascaded Thermal-Electrochemical Model

​           SpeakerPatryck Ferreira from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: May 20 2024, 11am-noon

       Location: MEN106

       1-Topic: Control of Parallel Solar-Battery Systems Enabled by a Theta-Converter Topology

​           Speaker: Kevin Norman from Dr. Beibei Ren's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

       2-Topic: Sensitivity Analysis for State-of-Charge of Lithium-ion Batteries

​           Speaker: Sara Sepasiahooyi from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

       3-Topic: Sensors Placement Analysis and Temperature Estimation in Lithium-Ion Batteries

                        with a Cascaded Electrochemical-Thermal Model

​          Speaker: Patryck Ferreira from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: April 29, 11am-noon

       Location: MEN106

       Topic: Prediction of Reactivity through Computational Investigation of Atomic Propertie

​       SpeakerArmando Rezende from Dr. Adelia Aquino's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: March 25, 11am-noon

       Location: MEN106

       Topic: Distributed Dynamic Encirclement in Multi-Agent Systems with Communication and State Delays

​       SpeakerMilad Hasanzadeh from Dr. Shu-Xia Tang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: February 26, 11am-noon

       Location: MEN106

       Topic: Safe Autonomous Vehicle Cooperative Cruise Control with Deep Reinforcement Learning

​       SpeakerNatnael M. Negash from Dr. James Yang's lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

  • Date and Time: January 29 2024, 11am-noon

       Location: MEN106

       Topic: Battery Fast-Charging Optimization with Adaptive Safe Reinforcement Learning

​       SpeakerMyisha Ahmed Chowdhury from Dr. Jay Lu's lab, Department of Chemical Engineering. ​​

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