Its research deals with modeling and control using approaches that associate sequential decision making and continuous control in order to fulfill performance and safety requirements.

Its is more particularly concerned with control of switching systems and hierarchical and coordinated control of complex and uncertain systems.

This research is applied to domains such as energy efficiency, transport or health.  

Members of the team have developed abilities in technical fields such as modeling, simulation, analysis, control of dynamical systems or real-time systems that they can effectively use to solve your problem.

RENNES METROPOLE MOBILITY GRANTS FOR ‘INCOMING’ FOREIGN PhD STUDENTS: For foreign PhD students starting a program in Rennes area between January and August 2012, Grants of €800 per month paid directly to the awardees. An allocation document will give details of the conditions for payment of the grant. The grant may be awarded for up to 6 months per candidate. The Rennes Metropole grant must be used by the PhD student to cover the costs incurred when away from his/her usual place of residence. The grant can not be combined with similar awards from other institutions. Deadline 27 September 2011 - contact: Hervé Guéguen