Mattia Mattioni

Mattia Mattioni is Associate Professor at the DIAG department of Sapienza University of Rome, where he carries out research and teaching in control engineering. Since 2022 he serves as Associate Editor for the IEEE Control Systems Society Conference Editorial Board and since 2020 as Corresponding Member of the IFAC Technical Committee on Non-linear Control Systems.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Systems and Control Theory (2018) – joint program, Sapienza Università di Roma & Université Paris-Sud
• Double M.Sc. "Master de Recherche en Automatique, Traitement du Signal et des Images" (2015) – Université Paris-Sud
• M.Sc. (Laurea Magistrale) in Control Engineering (2014) – Sapienza Università di Roma, magna cum laude
• B.Sc. (Laurea) in Control Engineering (2012) – Sapienza Università di Roma, magna cum laude

Research interests revolve around hybrid systems, networked control, nonlinear dynamics under sampling and time-delays, with emphasis on multi-agent consensus, passivity-based design and string stability of vehicle platoons. His work blends theoretical developments (Lyapunov and geometric techniques) with practical digital implementation issues, producing tools applicable to robotics, automotive formations and general sampled-data engineering systems.

Recent publications (2024-2025) concentrate on digital passivity-based control, asynchronous sampled-data consensus, string-stable platooning and multi-consensus in hybrid networks, showing a clear trajectory toward robust, distributed and energy-aware control solutions for cyber-physical systems.

Scientific awards:

• Premio SIDRA "Miglior Tesi di Dottorato 2019" – best Italian Ph.D. thesis in Automatic Control
• Finalist, Prix des meilleures thèses du GDR MACS & Club EEA 2019 – best French-university Ph.D. thesis in Automatic Control

Editorial & committee service:

• Associate Editor, IEEE CSS Conference Editorial Board (2022-present)
• Corresponding Member, IFAC TC 2.5 Non-linear Control Systems (2020-present)

No graduate students or grant details are disclosed in the supplied material; his office is located in room A205, DIAG, Via Ariosto 25, Rome.