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James Steven Gibson received the B. S. in
Aerospace Engineering (1970), the M. S. in Engineering Mechanics (1972), and
the Ph. D. in Engineering Mechanics (1975), all from The University of Texas
at Austin. He served one year on the faculty of the Aerospace Engineering
and Engineering Mechanics Department at The University of Texas at Austin
and one year on the faculty of the Engineering Science and Mechanics
Department at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Virginia. In 1977, he joined
the engineering faculty of UCLA, where he currently is a Professor of
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
Professor Gibson’s research interests include control and identification of
dynamical systems, adaptive filtering and signal processing,
infinite-dimensional system theory, and approximation theory and numerical
methods for distributed parameter systems. His research applications include
control of laser beams and adaptive optics; modeling, identification and
control of flexible structures, fluid flows and micro inertial sensors; and
active noise control. He has served as an associate editor for the SIAM
Journal on Control and Optimization and for the IEEE Transactions on
Automatic Control. |
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