Lang White

Professor Lang White is a faculty member at the University of Adelaide, holding the position of Professor of Electrical Engineering within the School of Psychology and Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. His research focuses on statistical signal processing, control systems, optimization, and multi-agent systems with applications in defense, AI-human interaction, and communication networks. He leads projects on hidden reciprocal chain modeling, sensor array processing, and game-theoretic resource allocation strategies. Collaborations include institutions in Italy, France, and the U.S., and he is actively involved in defense-funded initiatives.

Current research areas include Bayesian rationality in satisfaction games, Stackelberg game models for asymmetric conflict, and adaptive reinforcement learning algorithms. He has secured postdoctoral positions in human-AI interaction and maintains expertise in MIMO radar waveform design and TCP congestion control. His work bridges engineering and psychology, addressing interdisciplinary challenges in decision-making and system optimization.

Professor White seeks consultancy opportunities in signal processing and control systems for defense clients and contributes to academic outreach through conference presentations and journal publications. He advises on emerging trends in distributed optimization and maintains a lab focused on temporal modeling and stochastic processes.