Welcome to the DSCL at ASU
The major research of Dynamic Systems and Control Laboratory (DSCL) focus on design, modeling, estimation, control, optimization, and safety of dynamic systems, particularly for vehicle, automotive, connected and automated driving, multi-agent mobile, energy, and mechatronic systems.
Ph.D. students: We are seeking 1-2 PhD students with strong research motivations on automated vehicle, machine learning, dynamic systems, and control for summer or fall 2024. Interested and self-motivated students with vehicle dynamics, control (theory), and/or optimization background are encouraged to contact Dr. Chen by email for more information. M.S. students with hands-on work experience and/or publication will be preferred.
Principal Investigator
Yan Chen
Assistant Professor
Engineering, The Polytechnic School
- [email protected]
- 480/727-5123
- PRLTA 330M
Latest News
- Congratulations to the new Ph.D. graduate in DSCL: Dr. Ao LiDr. Ao Li has successfully completed his PhD study in DSCL and graduated from Arizona State University with a doctoral degree. Dr. Li will join General Motors to work on machine learning, vehicle dynamics and control. Congratulations, Dr. Li.
- Media report: DSCL research about autonomous vehicles was featured again on ASU Full CircleDSCL research work about autonomous vehicle safety and reliability was featured on ASU Full Circle, together with other ASU colleagues: ASU research ensures autonomous vehicle safety, reliability
- Prof. Chen received a prestigious ONR grant as the PIProf. Chen received a prestigious ONR grant on “Development and Demonstration of Enhanced Transient Flocking Behaviors for a Large Group of Mobile Agents” as the PI.