Jeremy Coulson

Jeremy Coulson is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His research focuses on control systems theory, data-driven methodologies, optimization, and their applications in robotics and energy systems. He completed his PhD at ETH Zurich (2022), MASc and BASc degrees from Queen’s University (2017, 2015).

Education

• PhD, Automatic Control Laboratory, ETH Zurich (2022)
• MASc in Mathematics & Engineering, Queen’s University (2017)
• BASc in Mechanical Engineering & Applied Mathematics, Queen’s University (2015)

Research Interests

Dr. Coulson explores intersections between control theory, optimization, and machine learning. Key areas include data-driven control strategies for complex systems, uncertainty quantification in predictive models, and adaptive control for robotics and energy infrastructure. His work emphasizes foundational questions in system modeling and decision-making under uncertainty.

Notable Awards

• 2022 IEEE Best Young Author Award
• 2022 ETH Medal (Outstanding Doctoral Thesis)
• 2019 European Control Conference Best Student Paper

Teaching & Advising

He teaches courses in optimization, linear systems, and advanced control (e.g., E C E 717, E C E 821). He advises students in master’s and doctoral research, focusing on hands-on projects in robotics and energy systems. No grants explicitly mentioned in provided texts.