Researcher at the Space Control Branch, Air Force Research Laboratory, and Research Assistant Professor at the University of New Mexico. My research spans hybrid systems theory, robust and observer-based control, and multi-agent coordination, applied to autonomous satellite operations and trusted space autonomy.
Modeling, stability analysis, and simulation of hybrid dynamical systems combining continuous and discrete behaviors.
Design of robust controllers and observer systems with formal stability guarantees for uncertain and nonlinear systems.
Coordination, communication, and control of autonomous networked systems and distributed agents.
Control and dynamics applications for aerospace vehicles, spacecraft, and space domain awareness.
Applying hybrid systems theory and control frameworks to biological and physiological system models.
Stability and control of networked systems with delays, packet loss, and intermittent communications.
Ongoing research thrusts, each grounded in the most recent publications and preprints below.
I am open to collaboration with academic and industry researchers in control systems, hybrid systems, and aerospace applications. Use the form to get in touch or find me through the links below.