The University of Sheffield
Automatic Control and Systems Engineering

Dr Ati Sharma
Lecturer

Address:
Dr A S Sharma
Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
University of Sheffield
Mappin Street, Sheffield
S1 3JD
Tel: +44 114 222 5669
Email: a.s.sharma @ sheffield.ac.uk
Room: C6, Amy Johnson Building

Biopic

After graduating as a physicist from UCL, Dr Sharma completed his doctoral thesis in control engineering at Imperial College, London on the modelling and control of tokamak nuclear fusion reactors. Following two years of research and trading in the finance industry, he returned to academia to do a postdoc in flow control, and was then awarded an Imperial College Junior Research Fellowship. Dr Sharma is now a lecturer at ACSE.

Teaching

My teaching interests include topics in control and systems engineering, in particular robust control and its applications with aerospace. Previous teaching experience includes computing for first year Aeronautics students.

I am now teaching ACS406, which is a 4th year course on Robust Control. The course has a wiki here: http://asharma.staff.shef.ac.uk/robustcontrol/index.php/Main_Page.
I'm also teaching introductory Matlab as part of ACS6101 to incoming MSc students.

Research interests

Control of turbulent fluid flows

Research interests include low-order modelling and control of turbulent fluid flows:

Other Research Interests

State estimation of non-linear systems with non-Gaussian uncertainty, using grid-based Bayesian filtering methods.

The RZIP tokamak model. The RZIP tokamak model is freely available at https://github.com/atisharma/rzip

PhD Projects

For a current list of PhD projects being offered by Dr Sharma, please see the PhD Research Projects web pages

Publications

Refereed journal papers

Book chapters

Refereed conference papers

Conference abstracts