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explicit control law off-line: for example, when the system to be controlled is subject to constraints, delays or nonlinearities. The theoretical foundations for MPC are, by now, mature and its applications
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]. These systems are characterized by highly nonlinear, anisotropic, and time-dependent responses governed by evolving internal mechanisms and environmental conditions, making their predictive modeling particularly
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BookTrust. (2025). Reading for a brighter future: BookTrust’s strategy 2025–2030. https://files.booktrust.org.uk/docs/documents/BookTrust-Strategy-2025-2030.pdf?v=1758034310 Cahoon, A., Gilmore, C
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on advanced nonlinear optics and ultrafast laser techniques. The experimental work will be carried out on a table-top HHG beamline, producing XUV pulses with durations in the tens-of-femtoseconds range
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under a single or otherwise limited set of discrete tuning parameters. In parallel, the candidate will gain in-depth knowledge of time-modulated photonic media, nonlinear optics, adjoint-based
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systems, robotics, nonlinear and adaptive control, and learning‑based or data‑driven control. Candidates should also demonstrate strong potential to develop a scholarly research agenda that includes
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for the monitoring and prognostics of complex systems, characterized by high heterogeneity, nonlinear dynamics, and operational uncertainty. The main objective is to enhance the ability to promptly detect anomalies
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parameters. In parallel, the candidate will gain in-depth knowledge of time-modulated photonic media, nonlinear optics, adjoint-based optimization strategies for high-dimensional inverse design, and realistic
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. The researcher will focus on efficient functional iterative techniques to solve the nonlinearities in the model equations, on robust space discretization methods and on effective meshing techniques, including
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, 383 (2019). https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1174-7 [4]. S. Baierl, M. Hohenleutner, T. Kampfrath, A. K. Zvezdin, A. V. Kimel, R. Huber, and R. V. Mikhaylovskiy. Nonlinear spin control by