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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
contact: daniel.burbano@rutgers.edu
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Summmer Science Research Opportunity
Project Summary Animal collectives, such as fish schools, bird flocks, and mammal herds, have long fascinated scientists for their extraordinary behaviors. These groups demonstrate remarkable strategies to maintain cohesion, optimize … Read More
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
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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