Mark French

Professor Mark French serves as the Assistant Principal (Campus Futures) and Professor of Engineering at King’s College London. He leads strategic projects such as the King’s Interdisciplinary Science initiative and the Campus Futures program, focusing on infrastructure development and campus enhancement. Previously, he held roles as Executive Dean and Vice-Dean (Academic Planning) in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences. His research centers on Mathematical Systems Theory, Adaptive Control, and applications in fields like Power Electronics and Stroke Rehabilitation. French is affiliated with the Centre for Intelligent Information Processing Systems, exploring nanoscale systems and quantum information processing. His work emphasizes robust control and interdisciplinary collaboration, reflected in over 80 peer-reviewed publications.

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Research interests include designing adaptive intelligent systems through signal processing and control, with a focus on theoretical robustness and practical applications. His recent publications address state space constructions, Kalman filters, and cyber-physical systems modeling.

Key contributions span adaptive control frameworks, iterative learning control, and robust stability analysis. His interdisciplinary approach bridges engineering theory with medical applications, such as functional electrical stimulation for rehabilitation.