Rudy R. Negenborn is affiliated with Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Their research spans a broad range of topics primarily situated within the field of Engineering.
Their main fields of study include:
Subfields of study where they have contributed extensively are:
Negenborn's work focuses on topics such as:
The scientist has published in several venues with notable frequency, including:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Negenborn include:
Negenborn collaborates frequently with several co-authors, notably:
R.D. Geertsma;R.R. Negenborn;K. Visser;J.J. Hopman
R.R. Negenborn;J.M. Maestre
Yamin Huang;Linying Chen;Pengfei Chen;Rudy R. Negenborn
Jos M. Maestre;Rudy R. Negenborn
R. R. Negenborn;B. De Schutter;J. Hellendoorn
Michiel Houwing;Rudy R Negenborn;Bart De Schutter
Rudy R. Negenborn;Peter-Jules van Overloop;Tamás Keviczky;Bart De Schutter
I. Alvarado;D. Limon;D. Muñoz de la Peña;J.M. Maestre
R.R. Negenborn
M. Kalikatzarakis;R.D. Geertsma;E.J. Boonen;K. Visser
Rudy Negenborn
S. Roshany-Yamchi;M. Cychowski;R. R. Negenborn;B. De Schutter
Linying Chen;Hans Hopman;Rudy R. Negenborn
Le Li;Rudy R. Negenborn;Bart De Schutter
Huarong Zheng;Rudy R. Negenborn;Gabriel Lodewijks
Michele Arnold;Rudy R. Negenborn;Goran Andersson;Bart De Schutter
Kai Wang;Kai Wang;Xinping Yan;Yupeng Yuan;Yupeng Yuan;Xiaoli Jiang
Jianbin Xin;Rudy R. Negenborn;Gabriël Lodewijks
Xinping Yan;Kai Wang;Kai Wang;Yupeng Yuan;Yupeng Yuan;Xiaoli Jiang
Shijie Li;Jialun Liu;Rudy R. Negenborn
Bart van Riessen;Bart van Riessen;Rudy R. Negenborn;Rommert Dekker
Huarong Zheng;Rudy R. Negenborn;Gabriel Lodewijks
Rudy R. Negenborn;Bart De Schutter;Hans Hellendoorn
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