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Jan Maciejowski

Professor · School of Technology · University of Cambridge

Quick answer: Jan Maciejowski is Professor at University of Cambridge. Jan Maciejowski shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.

⭐ I am not accepting any new PhD students, since I am now retired.

Research interests

Professor Maciejowski’s main interest is in the control of dynamic systems using real-time optimisation. The framework used is model predictive control (MPC). Algorithmic developments are being pursued such as ‘Multiplexed MPC’ for fast computation with multi-input systems, and ‘Lasso-MPC’ for generating sparse controls when there are redundant actuators or when control is expensive. The combination of MPC with machine-learning methods is also being investigated, with a possible application being fault-tolerant control. The solution of MPC problems on special-purpose hardware such as FPGAs and GPUs is an area of current interest. Applications of MPC to problems of spacecraft control, flight control, air-traffic management, and energy reduction in paper-making have been studied in recent years. Application to industrial networks containing both generators and consumers of electrical and thermal power is a new area of investigation.

Frequently asked questions

Is Jan Maciejowski hiring PhD students at University of Cambridge?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Jan Maciejowski's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I am not accepting any new PhD students, since I am now retired..
What does Jan Maciejowski research?
Professor Maciejowski’s main interest is in the control of dynamic systems using real-time optimisation. The framework used is model predictive control (MPC). Algorithmic developments are being pursued such as ‘Multiplexed MPC’ for fast computation with multi-input systems, and ‘Lasso-MPC’ for gener

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