Mohammed Chadli

Mohammed Chadli is a Professor at the University of Evry Paris-Saclay, France, affiliated with the IBISC laboratory's SIAM research team. His academic position as PR Univ. (Professeur des Universités) confirms his status as a full Professor in the French university system.

Professor Chadli's research expertise centers on advanced control methodologies with critical safety applications:

• Development of fault-resilient control architectures
• Health-aware system monitoring techniques
• Safety mechanisms for complex control systems
• Integration of learning approaches in control design
• Resilience engineering for critical infrastructure

Currently, he is co-organizing the Open Invited Track on "Safe, Fault-Resilient & Health-Aware Control Design and Learning" (Submission Code: 3583k) for the 23rd IFAC World Congress 2026 in Busan, South Korea (August 23-28, 2026). This international collaboration includes researchers from NASA Ames, EPFL, and UPC Barcelona, highlighting his standing in the global control systems community.

Through his work with the IBISC laboratory's SIAM team, Professor Chadli contributes to cutting-edge research at the intersection of theoretical control engineering and practical safety-critical applications across aerospace, automotive, and industrial automation sectors.