Jing Yu



I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at University of Michigan, working with Prof. Necmiye Ozay. In Spring 2025, I will join University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign as a Grainger College of Engineering Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow hosted by R. Srikant. I obtained my Ph.D. in Control and Dynamical Systems at Caltech, co-advised by John Doyle and Adam Wierman, where I was awarded the Amazon AI4Science Fellowship and the Amori Doctoral Prize.


In fall 2025, I will join the electrical and computer engineering department at University of Washington as an assistant professor. 


I am recruiting Ph.D. students in the fall 2024 cycle! If you are interested in working together, feel free to reach out!



Research: The next generation of Cyber-physical systems is large-scale, safety-critical, and time-varying. My research agenda is to design practical control algorithms that enable CPS that are scalable and robust to uncertainties, with fast adaptation. My approach is to develop system-level frameworks that integrate learning and control in a way that resolves technical challenges arising from realistic scenarios, with a focus on online decision making and distributed algorithms for large-scale sustainable energy systems.



Email: jingyua (at) umich (dot) edu


Postdoctoral researcher, EECS

University of Michigan

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