Constantino Manuel Lagoa

Constantino Manuel Lagoa is a Professor in Electrical Engineering, specializing in control systems engineering, optimization, and behavioral informatics. His work spans energy systems stability, computational modeling, and health interventions.

• Current projects include Controlling Sub- and Supersynchronous Oscillations (NSF-funded) and Precision Text Messaging for Physical Activity (NHLBI).
• Research fingerprint highlights expertise in Computational Complexity, Convex Relaxation, and System Identification.

Key contributions include adaptive control frameworks for energy systems and innovative applications of control theory in behavioral health promotion. His work intersects engineering rigor with societal impact through SDG-aligned research on health and sustainable ecosystems.

• Recent publications focus on physics-based system identification, nonlinear dynamics recovery, and ecosystem service trade-offs.
• Collaborations span multi-institutional teams in electrical engineering and public health domains.