Thomas Parisini is affiliated with the University of Trieste in Italy. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, with a specialization in control and systems engineering. Over their career, Parisini has contributed extensively to subfields including computer networks and communications, electrical and electronic engineering, artificial intelligence, and transportation.
Their documented publication record spans several key topics such as:
Parisini has a substantial number of publications in prominent venues, most notably:
Frequent collaborators with Parisini include:
Selected recent papers authored or co-authored by Parisini illustrate the diversity of their research interests and include:
Parisini's contributions to the field have been recognized by awards including the Fellowship of the International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) awarded in 2014.
Xiaodong Zhang;M.M. Polycarpou;T. Parisini
Xiaodong Zhang;T. Parisini;M.M. Polycarpou
T. Parisini;R. Zoppoli
Xiaodong Zhang;Marios M. Polycarpou;Thomas Parisini
R. M. G. Ferrari;T. Parisini;M. M. Polycarpou
E. Franco;L. Magni;T. Parisini;M.M. Polycarpou
Xiaodong Zhang;T. Parisini;M.M. Polycarpou
Jian Yin;Deyan Lin;Thomas Parisini;S. Y. Ron Hui
Gilberto Pin;T Parisini
R. Zoppoli;M. Sanguineti;T. Parisini
Francesca Boem;Riccardo M. G. Ferrari;Christodoulos Keliris;Thomas Parisini
Alexander Julian Gallo;Mustafa Sahin Turan;Francesca Boem;Thomas Parisini
G. Pin;D.M. Raimondo;L. Magni;T. Parisini
Han Ding;Robert X. Gao;Alf J. Isaksson;Robert G. Landers
Mohsen Khalili;Xiaodong Zhang;Marios M. Polycarpou;Thomas Parisini;Thomas Parisini;Thomas Parisini
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T. Parisini;R. Zoppoli
T. Parisini;M. Sanguineti;R. Zoppoli
R. Ferrari;T. Parisini;M.M. Polycarpou
Christodoulos Keliris;Marios M. Polycarpou;Thomas Parisini
Krzysztof Patan;Thomas Parisini
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