Mohamad H. Kazma
phd candidate
expected august 2026
observability, partitioning, stability, and uncertainty propagation in linear and nonlinear dynamical systems with infrastructure applications.
students, collaborators, and alumni who shaped the work in the lab and the conversations around it.
phd candidate
expected august 2026
observability, partitioning, stability, and uncertainty propagation in linear and nonlinear dynamical systems with infrastructure applications.

phd candidate
expected august 2028
stealthy cyberattacks, nonlinear differential-algebraic models, and security of water and power infrastructure.
phd student
expected august 2030
current doctoral student in the lab.
phd candidate
expected august 2029
uncertainty quantification and reliability assessment for intermodal freight transportation.
phd, may 2025
current affiliation: staff water resources engineer, arcadis
monitoring and control of quantity-quality dynamics for resilient drinking water networks.

phd, may 2025
current affiliation: postdoc, florida international university
control, identification, and model reduction of nonlinear differential-algebraic power-system models with renewables-heavy dynamics.
phd student
august 2024 to may 2025
short-term doctoral work in the lab.

postdoc, august 2022 to may 2025
former postdoctoral scholar
control of connected autonomous vehicle platoons, controllability in power systems, and scalable feedback design.

postdoc, august 2023 to may 2025
former postdoctoral scholar
nonlinear control, stochastic systems, and learning-enabled dynamical systems.

postdoc, august 2025 to present
co-advised with meiyi ma and taylor johnson
safe and robust control for cyber-physical systems at the intersection of control, ai, and formal methods.

phd, may 2021
current affiliation: connected and intelligent systems technical specialist, cummins inc.
control node and sensor selection in dynamical systems, differential-algebraic power-system observers, and traffic sensing.

phd, may 2021
current affiliation: associate professor, beijing university of posts and telecommunications
control-theoretic modeling, system identification, and model reduction for drinking water quality dynamics.