- International Workshop on Emerging Frontiers in System and Control
- Professor Christos Cassandras will be the next elected president of the IEEE Control System Society
- Celebration of the 10th anniversary of Ho Yu-Chi’s professional team at Tsinghua University
- Prof. Chenyang Lu gave a talk
- Dr. Paul Werbos gave a talk
- Prof. Costas J. Spanos from University of California, Berkeley gave a talk
- Dr. Jia was selected as the 2010 Outstanding Reviewer for IEEE-TAC
- CFINS professors attended the celebration workshop and party at HKUST for Prof. Cao's retirement
- Prof. Le-Yuan Shi Has Been Elevated to IEEE Fellow
- Our Center won support from Program of Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities
- Party on Mid-autumn Festival
Research
- Manufacturing Systems and Supply Chain Management
- Integrated Building Energy, Safety and Control Systems
- Network Security
- Power System Analysis and Control
Manufacturing (from Latin "manu factura", "making by hand")
World economy is going global. China is becoming a world manufacturing center. Our study focuses on how to efficiently simulate and optimize the design, planning and operations of manufacturing systems and supply chains to support the material and product flow that enabling the function of manufacturing systems.
This is a sub-project of Tsinghua-UTC Building Energy, Safety and Control System Research Center, carried out by CFINS.
The art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not coming, but on our own readiness to receive him; not on the chance of his not attacking, but rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable.
--The Art of War, Sun Tzu
In recent years, power systems become larger and larger, and large scale blackout also occurs more frequently. The research on maintaining power system security and preventing cascading failures is becoming one of the hot topics in power system area, especially after the US-Canada blackout on Aug. 14, 2003. The major research in our group focuses on taking effective measures to prevent the propagation of system failures in a power system emergency.