My research lies at the intersection of control theory and cyber-physical systems, where I explore innovative solutions to complex real-world challenges. My journey began with control theory applications in power systems, specifically load frequency control, and has since evolved into the fascinating realm of biomedical engineering, focusing on the control of artificial pancreas systems. Currently, I am deeply captivated by learning-based control approaches for safety-critical systems, particularly in the context of artificial pancreas technology. This area combines cutting-edge control strategies with the potential to transform healthcare, making it both intellectually stimulating and impactful. I am always open to collaborations that align with my research interests. Additionally, motivated students with a strong background in mathematics, seeking internships or research opportunities, are encouraged to reach out to me via email. Let’s work together to push the boundaries of control theory and its applications!