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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
contact: daniel.burbano@rutgers.edu
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NEW ARTICLE ALERT: Learning to hunt: A data-driven stochastic feedback control model of predator-prey interactions
Abstract The dynamics unfolding during predator–prey interactions encapsulate a critical aspect of the natural world, dictating the survival and evolutionary trajectories of animal species. Underlying these complex dynamics, sensory-motor control … Read More
New course offering Spring 2025
Data-driven Systems and Controls: 16:332:514:01 Course instructor: Daniel Burbano (email address: daniel.burbano@rutgers.edu) Learning objectives: This course is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of various data-driven techniques for addressing … Read More
New Role as Senior Associate Editor – IEEE TCAS-II
I have been appointed as a Senior Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems Part II Journal ScopeTCAS-II publishes brief papers in the field specified by the … Read More
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- 11/2021: Poster presentation at the Animal Behavior Live Conference [watch video]
- 09/2021: Can emotions propagate in a group of fish? check out our new study on emotional contagion [read]
- 05/2021: I will be chairing the Biological Systems session at the ACC [link]
- 05/2021: I will be chairing the session on Control at the SIAM-DS [link]
- 02/2021: Our recent work on modeling fish swimming in a flow is out in PLoS-CB! [read]
- 09/2020: Our K-12 ARISE student participated in the Student Vision Challenge and was selected to talk at the Submerge Marine Science Festival [watch video]
- 03/2020: Check our recent work on how human decisions can be controlled by virtual bots! [read more]
- 01/2020: Our work on leader-follower consensus on heterogeneous networks is featured on NYU engineering news! [read more]
- 12/2019: Our recent work on the synchronization in multiplex electrical networks is out! [read more]
- 10/2019: Our recent work on data-driven modeling of zebrafish behavior has been accepted in the journal of theoretical biology [read more]
- 08/2019: Our latest paper on network topology identification is out! [read more]
- 03/2019: I am honored to have been selected for the Provost postdoctoral fellowship program at New York University [link]. I will be working on fish collective behavior!
- 03/2019: Our new paper on distributed inference of the network topology is out! [read more]
- 05/2018: Happy to have been selected for receiving the YITP scholarship, Florence, Italy