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| - | <p>He is a control engineer fascinated by the world of systems and synthetic biology.<br/> He leads the group of Control of Complex Systems at the Universitat Politècnica de València, where he is Professor of Automatic Control. Their main interests are in feedback control of bioreactors, robust methods for estimation of metabolic fluxes and flux balance analysis, and nonlinear feedback control techniques applied to quorum sensing-based synthetic circuits! | + | <p>He is a control engineer fascinated by the world of systems and synthetic biology.</p><br/> <p>He leads the group of Control of Complex Systems at the Universitat Politècnica de València, where he is Professor of Automatic Control. Their main interests are in feedback control of bioreactors, robust methods for estimation of metabolic fluxes and flux balance analysis, and nonlinear feedback control techniques applied to quorum sensing-based synthetic circuits! |
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Jesús Picó
He is a control engineer fascinated by the world of systems and synthetic biology.
He leads the group of Control of Complex Systems at the Universitat Politècnica de València, where he is Professor of Automatic Control. Their main interests are in feedback control of bioreactors, robust methods for estimation of metabolic fluxes and flux balance analysis, and nonlinear feedback control techniques applied to quorum sensing-based synthetic circuits!
