Iman Shames

Professor Iman Shames is a faculty member at the School of Engineering, Australian National University, specializing in mechatronics and control systems. His research spans robotics, optimization algorithms, and multi-agent systems, with significant contributions to predictive control, autonomous systems, and grid security.

Research Trends: Recent work focuses on real-time control optimization, hybrid dynamical systems for game-theoretic applications, and decentralized algorithms for sensor networks and robotics. Key themes include stabilizer design, gradient-based optimization, and robust positioning systems.

Projects: Currently leads initiatives in electricity grid security, neuro-autonomy for robots, and adversary-robust positioning. Collaborates globally on complex network optimization and control theory.