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"Professor Doyle's current '''research''' interests are in theoretical foundations for complex networks, primarily in network engineering and biology." He is also "interested in multiscale physics and financial markets, and the interplay between robustness, feedback, control, dynamical systems, computation, communications, and statistical physics." <http://www.cds.caltech.edu/people/> Aug 2008 | |||
Prof. Doyle has "applied complex ideas of robust design and control to many fields and is working on a unified theory of control in engineering, physics and biology." <http://www.ieee.org/portal/pages/about/awards/bios/2004controlsystems.html> Aug 2008 | |||
Prof. Doyle has "applied complex ideas of robust design and control to many fields and is working on a unified theory of control in engineering, physics and biology" | |||
==Current Projects== | ==Current Projects== | ||
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*Some joint grants with [http://netlab.caltech.edu/~slow/ Prof. Steven Low]: | *Some joint grants with [http://netlab.caltech.edu/~slow/ Prof. Steven Low]: | ||
**MURI Analysis and modeling of networks with long range dependence (LRD) characteristics (PI - Jean Walrand, UC Berkeley; Co-PIs - John Doyle, Steven Low, R. Srikanth (UIUC), V. Anantharam & A. Zakhor (UC Berkeley), D. Towsley & W. Gong (U. Mass. Amherst)2008 | |||
**NSF RI WAN in Lab (Newman, Psaltis, Yip) 2003-08 | **NSF RI WAN in Lab (Newman, Psaltis, Yip) 2003-08 | ||
**NSF NeTS Collaborative Research: Optimization and Games in Interdomain Routing 2006 | **NSF NeTS Collaborative Research: Optimization and Games in Interdomain Routing 2006 | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Papers]] | *[[Papers]] | ||
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===More research links=== | ===More research links=== | ||
Caltech | Caltech | ||
*[http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/wiki/Main_Page#Research Prof. Murray's projects] | |||
*[http://netlab.caltech.edu/projects.php Prof. Low's projects] | |||
*[http://www.cds.caltech.edu/research/ CDS] | *[http://www.cds.caltech.edu/research/ CDS] | ||
*[http://leecenter.caltech.edu/theory.html Lee Center] | *[http://leecenter.caltech.edu/theory.html Lee Center] | ||
Revision as of 03:20, 11 September 2008
"Professor Doyle's current research interests are in theoretical foundations for complex networks, primarily in network engineering and biology." He is also "interested in multiscale physics and financial markets, and the interplay between robustness, feedback, control, dynamical systems, computation, communications, and statistical physics." <http://www.cds.caltech.edu/people/> Aug 2008
Prof. Doyle has "applied complex ideas of robust design and control to many fields and is working on a unified theory of control in engineering, physics and biology." <http://www.ieee.org/portal/pages/about/awards/bios/2004controlsystems.html> Aug 2008
Current Projects
Grants for Projects
- NSF award: ITR COLLAB: Theory and Software Infrastructure for a Scalable Systems Biology, 2003-present
- Some joint projects with Prof. Richard Murray (with links to his wiki below)
- Specification, Design and Verification of Distributed Embedded Systems (MURI/AFOSR)
- Networked Feedback Systems in Biology (ARO ICB)
- Model-Based Design and Qualification of Complex Systems (Boeing)
- Some joint grants with Prof. Steven Low:
- MURI Analysis and modeling of networks with long range dependence (LRD) characteristics (PI - Jean Walrand, UC Berkeley; Co-PIs - John Doyle, Steven Low, R. Srikanth (UIUC), V. Anantharam & A. Zakhor (UC Berkeley), D. Towsley & W. Gong (U. Mass. Amherst)2008
- NSF RI WAN in Lab (Newman, Psaltis, Yip) 2003-08
- NSF NeTS Collaborative Research: Optimization and Games in Interdomain Routing 2006
- NSF STI Multi-Gbps TCP: Data Intensive Networks for Science & Engineering (Bunn, Newman) 2002-05
- NSF ITR Optimal and Robust TCP Congestion Control 2001-04
- ARO DURIP Hybrid WAN in Lab (Newman, Psaltis, Yip) 2004-05
- ARO Network Research Analytical Theory of Protocols 2002-05
- ARO Network Science Networked control systems (Murray, Parrilo (MIT)) 2005-2006
(Note that other Co-PI are noted in brackets on these joint grants with Prof. Low and Prof. Doyle)
Past Projects
Caltech
- HOT : Highly Optimized/Organized Tradeoffs/Tolerance, A unified theory of complex networks
- SOSTOOLS : Software for analysis of complex systems
- "Mathematical Infrastructure for Robust Virtual Engineering" MURI award 1996
- Past projects with Prof Murray (links to his wiki)
Other
Collaborative groups
- CIMMS: Center for Integrative Multiscale Modeling and Simulation
- Prof. Richard Murray
- Lee Center for Networking
- Netlab
- and more...
References
See also
More research links
Caltech
UCSB