Category: Publications
Articles about IFAC PapersOnLine and the IFAC Journals.
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NL_2000_1
This newsletter issue reports on key IFAC international events, including workshop summaries on multi-agent systems, construction robotics, and information technology in agriculture. It highlights organizational updates, such as meetings of IFAC officers in Austria and Greece, alongside a detailed profile of keynote speaker Prof. Song Jian. Readers will also find tables of contents for recent…
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NL_1999_6
This issue of the IFAC Newsletter features the keynote address by Jian Song from the 14th IFAC World Congress on the past progress and future directions of control and automation. It introduces the new IFAC Outstanding Service Award (OSA) to honor long-serving volunteers, alongside biographical profiles of prominent IFAC leaders. Readers will also find table…
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NL_1999_5
This issue features a detailed report on the 14th IFAC World Congress in Beijing, highlighting paper submission statistics, congress paper prize winners, and key conference observations. It also highlights major award winners Professor Brian D.O. Anderson and Dr. Gunter Stein for their distinguished contributions to control theory and engineering. Additionally, readers will find call for…
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NL_1999_4
This issue reports on the 14th IFAC World Congress held in Beijing, introducing the newly elected IFAC leadership, council members, and award recipients. It also includes an obituary for former IFAC President John F. Coales, alongside council recommendations designed to strengthen industrial participation in future IFAC events. Additionally, readers will find tables of contents for…
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NL_1999_3
This issue of the IFAC Newsletter highlights preparations and program details for the 14th IFAC World Congress in Beijing, including the Technical Board Chairman’s triennial report and information on the General Assembly and IFAC awards. It also features tables of contents for recent issues of the journals Control Engineering Practice and Automatica, a membership confirmation…
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NL_1999_2
This issue of the IFAC Newsletter highlights the technical programming and tutorial workshops for the upcoming XIVth IFAC World Congress in Beijing. It provides summaries of recent events, such as the Motion Control Workshop in France, alongside table-of-contents listings for recent issues of Control Engineering Practice and Automatica. Readers will also find a comprehensive calendar…
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NL_1999_1
This newsletter issue presents comprehensive reports from international IFAC workshops and symposia covering distributed computer control systems, low-cost automation, agricultural ergonomics, natural disaster management, and intelligent manufacturing. Readers will also find previews of technical papers from Control Engineering Practice and Automatica, biographical profiles of prominent IFAC members, and an updated calendar of forthcoming events for…
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NL_1998_6
This issue of the IFAC Newsletter highlights technical committee activities across systems, signals, and control design, alongside reports from international symposia on real-time AI, aerospace control, space robotics, and large-scale systems. Readers will also find table of contents listings for recent issues of Automatica and Control Engineering Practice, updates on the 14th IFAC World Congress…
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NL_1998_5
This issue features reports and summaries from several key IFAC events held across the globe in 1998, including INCOM ’98 in France, WRTP ’98 in China, AARTC ’98 in Mexico, Linear Time Delay Systems in France, and WESIC ’98 in Spain. It provides previews for upcoming issues of Control Engineering Practice and tables of contents…
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NL_1998_4
This issue of the IFAC Newsletter highlights official reports from recent international symposia, workshops, and council meetings held across Europe in mid-1998, covering topics such as process control, intelligent vehicles, assembly automation, and international stability. It provides administrative updates regarding the 14th World Congress in Beijing, including financial aid details for authors from developing countries.…