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Northeast Systems and Control Workshop

Saturday, May 4th 2024
Wu and Chen Auditorium, Levine Hall, University of Pennsylvania

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A huge thank you to everyone that joined us for NESCW! We hope to see you at Columbia next year!

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About

The Northeast Systems and Control Workshop (NECSW) aims to provide a forum for systems and control researchers in the Northeast to present their work, and interact with local graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and faculty in an informal and collaborative setting. To promote interaction and community building NESCW will be hosted by a different institution in the Northeast region every year. Any member of the systems and control community in the Northeast region (broadly interpreted) is welcome to participate. 

Location
Wu and Chen Auditorium, Levine Hall
3330 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104

Registration
Registration is free and includes a light breakfast, boxed lunch, and refreshements. For planning purposes, we kindly ask all participants to register for the event.
Registration is now closed.
Deadline: April 1, 2024

Accepted Posters
List of accepted posters
now available!

Posters must fit on 30″x40″ boards
Clips will be provided to attach poster

Contributed talks and posters

There will be four oral sessions, each lasting one hour and composed of 4x15min talks, for a total of 16 talks. Institutions that have hosted, or that sign on as host institutions for future workshops are guaranteed at least one speaking slot for a graduate student or postdoc—the remaining speaking slots will be allocated by the host institution so as to ensure equal representation of participating institutions.  As such, it’s recommended that institutions nominate speakers who haven’t given a NESCW talk before.  There will be no limits on posters beyond venue capacity constraints. All talks and poster presentations are by students and postdoctoral scholars, with the goal of providing visibility to young researchers.

Planned schedule

List of accepted posters
List of accepted talks

TimeEvent
8:00-9:00amCheck-in and light breakfast
9:00-9:15amOpening remarks
9:15-10:15amContributed talks
10:15-11:15amPoster session and coffee break
11:15am-12:15pmContributed talks
12:15-2:00pmLunch
1:00-2:00pmLab tours (subject to space and availability)
2:00-3:00pmContributed talks
3:00-4:00pmPoster session and coffee break
4:00-5:00pmContributed talks
5:00-6:30pmSocial event

Lodging

The following hotels are within walking distance of Penn campus.

Steering committee

Nikolai Matni
University of Pennsylvania

Sarah Dean
Cornell University

Andrea Bajcsy
Carnegie Mellon University

James Anderson
Columbia University

Jaime Fernández Fisac
Princeton University

Sponsors

Penn Innovation in Data Engineering and Science (IDEAS)

Contact

If you have any questions, please e-mail us at nescw@seas.upenn.edu