Welcome to the Centre for Systems & Control



The Systems and Control group, formed in 1977, is a unique interdisciplinary program in the country that offers post-graduate education in the broad area of Systems and Control. The Eight faculty members of the group have varied research backgrounds, that includes nonlinear control, robotics, path-planning, embedded control, coordination of autonomous vehicles, multi-agent systems, game theory, information theory, combinatorics, sliding mode control and applications, fractional-order modelling and control, optimization and optimization-based control, and stochastic processes. Other faculty members of the institute with an interest in the field also participate in the activities of the group. The alumni of the group are employed in many reputed academic institutes, ISRO/DRDO and research laboratories, and corporate R & D units of the country.

Announcements

     Talk by Prof. Ketan Savla, Associate Professor and the John and Dorothy Shea Early Career Chair in Civil Engineering at the University of Southern California, USA is scheduled as follows:
             Title: Lift before Control
             Date: August 12th (Wed), 2026
             Time: 1500 hrs
             Venue: #104 - SysCon Seminar Room
             Click here for more details.


SysCon group invites applications for faculty positons at all levels. Click here
Latest Circulars from Acad Office & Admin Section

Depositing amount to retain gadgets purchased by the PMRF students

Clarification/Revision in the PG rule (R.4.16 & MR.2.2.5) "Use of NPTEL/SWAYAM courses towards the partial completion of regular academic curriculum (e.g. upto 12 credits)."




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News and Recent Events
[05 Aug 26]    Talk by Dr. Arjun Chouriya, Department of Agriculture at Guru Kashi University, India was held on "Intelligent Sensing, Control and AI-Enabled Embedded Systems for Precision Agriculture"
[06 Jul 26]    Talk by Prof. Niels Chr. Nielsen, Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO) and Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University, Denmark was held on "Pulsed dynamic nuclear polarization: in silico and in situ spin engineering"



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