IEEE Control Systems Award

To recognize outstanding contributions to control systems engineering, science or technology. 

Prize:
$10,000, Bronze Medal, Certificate in IEEE Folder, and travel expenses to the CDC (round trip restricted coach air fare, conference registration, and four conference-rate hotel nights).
Funding:
Funded by the IEEE Control Systems Society.
Presentation:
At the Awards Ceremony of the CSS.
Nomination Details:

Nomination Deadline: January 31st of each year

More information about this award may be obtained directly from the IEEE. 

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Recipients

John Tsitsiklis

2018 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For contributions to the theory and application of optimization in large dynamic and distributed systems.

Richard Murray

Richard Murray

2017 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For contributions to the theory and applications of nonlinear and networked control systems.

Arthur Krener

Arthur Krener

2016 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For contributions to the analysis, control, and estimation of nonlinear control systems

Bruce Francis

Bruce Francis

2015 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For pioneering contributions to H-infinity, linear-multivariable, and digital control

Tamer Bașar - 2014 recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award

2014 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For seminal contributions to dynamic games, stochastic and risk-sensitive control, control of networks, and hierarchical decision making

Stephen Boyd

Stephen Boyd

2013 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For contributions to systems design and analysis via convex optimization

Alberto Isidori

Alberto Isidori

2012 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For pioneering contributions to nonlinear control theory

Eduardo Sontag

2011 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For fundamental contributions to nonlinear systems theory and nonlinear feedback control

Graham Goodwin

Graham Goodwin

2010 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For contributions to the theory and practice of digital and adaptive control

David Mayne

2009 Recipient of IEEE Control Systems Award
For contributions to the application of optimization to modern control theory