CoDAlab is a group of people in the Departament de Matemàtiques, a department of the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya .
The group is active in an interdisciplinary intersection of applied mathematics, systems and control theory and engineering. The group covers both theoretical and applied research and has grown through the collaboration with other national and foreign leading research groups.
The group is composed by people with backgrounds in mathematics, physics, control engineering and civil engineering.
CoDAlab is recognized and funded by the research agency of Generalitat de Catalunya (catalan government) as a Consolidated Group since 2009.
News
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Laura Puigví Fernández presented her PhD thesis
Laura Puigví Fernández presented her PhD thesis "Caracterització morfològica de cèl·lules limfoides normals, reactives, anormals i blàstiques de sang perifèrica mitjançant processament...
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Jhonatan Camacho Navarro presented his PhD thesis
Jhonatan Camacho Navarro presented his PhD thesis "Robust structural damage detection by using statistical hybrid algorithms" in the UPC Program on Civil Engineering, in July 2019, advised by Dra....
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Christian Tutivén presented his PhD thesis
Christian Tutivén presented his PhD thesis "Fault detection and fault tolerant control in wind turbines" in the UPC Program on Automatics, Robotics and Vision, in September 2018, advised by Dr....
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Maribel Anaya presented her PhD thesis
Maribel Anaya presented her PhD thesis "Design and validation of structural health monitoring system based on bio-inspired algotithms" in the UPC Program on Earthquake Engineering and Structural...
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New Stewart platform for control and online slots identification research
Members of CoDAlab (J.M. Rossell, F. Palacios and J. Rubió) have built a new Stewart platform for control and online slots identification research.
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