Profs. P.R. Kumar and Stoleru Appointed as TPC Co-Chairs for IEEE ICCPS 2013

We are pleased to announce that Profs. P.R. Kumar and Stoleru have been selected to serve as Technical Program Committee (TPC) Co-Chairs for the prestigious IEEE International Conference on Cyber-Physical Systems (ICCPS) 2013. Their appointment to this key leadership role underscores their expertise and significant contributions to the field of cyber-physical systems (CPS).

About the IEEE ICCPS

The IEEE International Conference on Cyber-Physical Systems (ICCPS) is a leading forum that brings together researchers, practitioners, and industry leaders to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in CPS. The conference covers a broad range of topics, including embedded systems, networking, control systems, and the integration of computational and physical processes. Serving as TPC Co-Chairs, Profs. Kumar and Stoleru will play a crucial role in shaping the technical content of the conference, ensuring that it reflects the most cutting-edge research and developments in the field.

Contributions of Profs. P.R. Kumar and Stoleru

Prof. P.R. Kumar is renowned for his groundbreaking work in systems and control, wireless networks, and cybersecurity. His research has significantly influenced the development of reliable and secure CPS, making him a highly respected figure in the academic and research communities.

Prof. Stoleru, with his extensive background in distributed systems and wireless sensor networks, has made substantial contributions to the design and implementation of CPS, particularly in areas requiring high levels of reliability and precision. Together, their combined expertise will ensure that the ICCPS 2013 conference will feature a strong and innovative technical program.

Looking Forward to ICCPS 2013

The IEEE ICCPS 2013 is expected to attract leading experts and innovators in the field, and with Profs. Kumar and Stoleru at the helm of the TPC, attendees can anticipate a conference rich in high-quality presentations and meaningful discussions. The selection of papers and presentations will be rigorous, focusing on the most relevant and impactful research that advances the understanding and implementation of cyber-physical systems.

The appointment of Profs. P.R. Kumar and Stoleru as TPC Co-Chairs for the IEEE ICCPS 2013 is a testament to their leadership and expertise in the field of cyber-physical systems. Their guidance will be instrumental in curating a technical program that not only showcases innovative research but also addresses the critical challenges facing the CPS community today. We look forward to the insights and advancements that will emerge from this conference under their leadership.