The Lund-Lyngby Day on Control

 

November 14, 1997

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Place

Meeting Room 2, Building 101, (entrance A) (see map of campus for directions)
Technical University of Denmark
Lyngby, Denmark

Programme

November 14, 1997 at DTU

9.30-10.00
Morning coffee
10.00-11.00
Presentations, 3 of 20 minutes each  
11.00-11.15
Coffee break
11.15-12.15
Presentations, 3 of 20 minutes each  
  • Torben Ravn Andersen: Multiplicities in Heterogeneous Azeotropic Distillation
  • Thomas Dall Larsen: Current Research in Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways (PATH)
  • Johan Eker: A Framework for Dynamically Configurable Embedded Controllers
12.15-13.30
Lunch break
13.30-14.15
Presentation, 1 of 45 minutes  
14.15-15.15
Demo: Engine at Department of Energy Engineering, E. Hendricks, IAU 
15.15-17.00
Posters 
17.00- 
After work beer(s) 

Posters

We encourage everyone to bring posters for the afternoon poster session informing about research or subjects with relevance to the field of control.

Participation

Everyone with an interest in control theory and its applications is welcome to participate in the event but please notify either of the organizers a week in advance.

Registration

Please contact either of the organizers directly or fill out the following registration form. By submitting it you will sign up for the event.

Name:

Position:

Address:

E-mail address:

  

Transportation from Lund to Lyngby and back

Going by car?

If you are going by car, check out the directions on how to get to DTU or to LTH.

Going by hydrofoil or ferry?

Time table for the hydrofoil ferry Pilen from Malmö - Copenhagen.
Time table for the Scandlines ferry from Helsingborg - Helsingør.

Organization

For further information or registration please contact

Lund:

Lyngby:

Related Links

The Department of Automatic Control at LTH
The Control Community at DTU

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