معرفی
Professor Stefano Panzieri is a Full Professor in the Department of Civil, Computer and Aeronautical Engineering at Roma Tre University. He has held academic positions since 1996, including Associate Professor (2003–present) and Assistant Professor (1996–2003). His research focuses on automatic control, robotics, critical infrastructure protection, and cyber-physical systems. He coordinates the Ph.D. program in Computer Science and Automation and leads initiatives like the CISIApro model for infrastructure resilience. Panzieri directs the Robotics Laboratory, MCIPlab, and Automation Lab, contributing to 10 Ph.D. students' supervision. His work spans distributed control, sensor networks, and smart grid technologies, with over 180 publications and projects funded by the EU and Italian Ministry of Economic Development. Key contributions include interlaced Kalman filters and anomaly detection frameworks.
Research Interests:
- Automatic Control: Nonlinear techniques, iterative learning control, and MPC.
- Robotics: Mobile robotics, sensor fusion, and navigation.
- Critical Infrastructure: Protection strategies, cascading effects modeling, and decision support systems.
- Cybersecurity: False data injection defense, game-theoretic models, and resilient networks.
Recent Articles Trends: Focus on distributed state estimation, cyber-physical system resilience, and adaptive filtering techniques. Recent work addresses adversarial attacks, multirate systems, and pandemic impact modeling.
Grants & Projects:
- SMART Environments (2015): Smart city and infrastructure development.
- ATENA (2017): Secure IACS using Software-Defined Networking.
- URANIUM (2014): Resource allocation and game theory for critical infrastructure.
Labs & Teams: Leads MCIPlab (Critical Infrastructure Protection) and the Automation Lab, collaborating on robotics and smart grid technologies.
