Andrei BRAITOR

Andrei BRAITOR is an Associate Professor at CentraleSupélec, affiliated with the L2S (Laboratoire des Signaux et Systèmes). His research focuses on systems and control engineering, particularly in DC microgrids, power electronics, and stability analysis. Key areas of expertise include voltage stability in aviation power systems, distributed control for multi-agent systems, and cyber-physical components of autonomous systems.

Research interests span multiple domains including energy systems (hybrid electric aircraft, Industry 4.0 applications), telecommunications, and signal processing. He leads projects such as COMEDY (Control of Dynamical Systems), MODESTY (Modelling & Estimation), and SYCOMORE (Telecommunications & Networks). His work integrates advanced hierarchical control frameworks and stability analysis techniques.

Recent contributions highlight innovations in overvoltage protection mechanisms, decentralized primary control strategies, and adaptive droop control for DC microgrids. He actively participates in international conferences like IFAC World Congress and the American Control Conference, contributing to both theoretical advancements and practical implementations in energy distribution systems.

Prof. Braitor also pioneers educational initiatives using animated cartoons (∞ sCaR project) to enhance control engineering pedagogy. His research group collaborates across disciplines, leveraging L2S's interdisciplinary environment in signal processing, inverse problems, and modelling teams.