Daniel Barbuto Rossato

Daniel Barbuto Rossato is a Postdoctoral Researcher at IMS Bordeaux, affiliated with the AUTOMATIC CONTROL research group and the CRONE team. His research focuses span control systems, mechanical engineering, and complex systems, contributing to advancements in vehicle engineering, accelerated aging analysis, and nanocomponent development.

The CRONE team specializes in non-integer order system control, and Daniel's work aligns with IMS Bordeaux's interdisciplinary platforms, including Accelerated Aging, Mechanical Assembly Analysis, and Future of Vehicle. His role involves collaboration with industrial partners like STMicroelectronics and Stellantis, as well as participation in projects related to spectral analysis and reliability engineering.

Daniel's research intersects with broader fields such as complex systems, signal processing, and nanotechnology, reflecting IMS Bordeaux's focus on innovation in microelectronics and mechanical engineering. He contributes to the laboratory's mission of bridging academic research with industrial applications, particularly through the ATLAS and Cacyssee platforms.