Maria Seron

Maria M. Seron is an Associate Professor at The University of Newcastle's School of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering Department). She holds a PhD from the same university (1996) and a Electronic Engineer degree from Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina (1988). Her research focuses on constrained control, fault tolerant control, and hybrid systems. Seron has held roles including Research Fellow at the Centre for Complex Dynamic Systems and Control (since 2002) and Associate Professor at Universidad Nacional de Rosario (1999-2002).

Collaborations: National collaborations include work with Prof. Graham Goodwin and Dr. Julio Braslavsky. International partnerships span institutions like CIFASIS (Argentina/France), SUPELEC (France), and GIPSA-lab (France).

Teaching Expertise: Control systems. No administrative roles noted.

Grants: Includes ARC Australian Research Fellowship (2006-2010) and Visiting Fellowships at CSIRO (2013-2014).

Research Highlights: Contributions to matrix converter control, microgrid stability, and model predictive control (MPC) for diabetes management. Over 200 publications across journals and conferences, emphasizing control theory applications in power systems and biomedical engineering.