Riccardo Bertollo

Riccardo Bertollo is a Research Fellow in Mechanical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology, specializing in nonlinear and nonsmooth control theory with applications in mechatronics and pandemic modeling. He holds a Ph.D. (cum laude) from the University of Trento where he researched hybrid solutions for mechatronic systems. His current work focuses on developing robust control frameworks for complex dynamical systems.

Research interests span nonlinear control, stochastic system identification, and hybrid dynamical systems, with emphasis on applications ranging from robotic locomotion to epidemiological modeling. Recent publications demonstrate strong focus on stability analysis of networked systems and adaptive control of electromechanical devices.

Active in multiple research projects including 'Model Predictive Pandemic Control' where he develops data-driven frameworks for outbreak management, and 'Projection-based Control' focusing on advanced motion control techniques. His research consistently addresses challenges in real-time control under uncertainty.