Lotfi BELKOURA

Lotfi Belkoura serves as a Lecturer at ESPRIT University, Tunisia, with his office located in room S4.18 at the Scientific City campus. He is actively affiliated with the SHOC research team and demonstrates significant academic engagement through thesis supervision and specialized research.

His research expertise centers on advanced control theory and system diagnostics, with particular emphasis on affine switching systems, hybrid system modeling, and robust diagnostic techniques for low-temperature fuel cells. This work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical engineering applications in transportation systems and motion dynamics.

Belkoura has supervised multiple doctoral theses, including:

• Zohra Kader: Control and observation of affine switching systems (Defended September 18, 2017)
• Tychique Nzalalemba kabwangala: Modeling motion dynamics: combining theoretical models and experimental data models
• Severus Constantin Olteanu: Contribution to the Estimation and Robust Diagnosis of Low Temperature Fuel Cells for Transport Applications (Supported November 6, 2015)
• Elie Rouphael: Realization theory for adaptive control and estimation of hybrid systems

As a core member of the SHOC research team, he contributes to collaborative projects focused on system control and observation methodologies, with applications spanning transportation engineering and energy systems.