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Dr Anil Madhusudhanan

Lecturer in Future Mobility Systems

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Email: [email protected]

Tel: +44 23 8059 7353

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About

Anil is a Lecturer in the Mechatronics Research Group in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. He has a strong background in Systems and Control, Vehicle Dynamics, and Vehicle Energy Efficiency. He is interesetd in Energy Efficiency and Safety of Electric Vehicles. He has received a research grant form the Royal Society, which in conjunction with his academic research partnership with AVL Powertrain Ltd is being used to establish a Future Mobility Lab and pursue this research direction. More updates to follow!

Prior Work Experience:

University of Cambridge (Senior Research Associate, 2020-21, and Research Associate, 2017-20)
The Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (Junior Scientist, 2015-17)
Indian Institute of Science (Research Engineer, 2008-09, and Project Assistant, 2007-08)
ST Microelectronics (Design Engineer, 2006-07)

Education:

Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands (PhD, 2011-16)
Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands (MSc Cum Laude, 2009-11)
National Institute of Technology Allahabad, India (BTech, 2002-06)

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Research interests
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Biography

Anil started his Lectureship at the University of Southampton in July 2021. Before starting the lectureship, he was a Senior Research Associate (2020-21) and Research Associate (2017-20) at the University of Cambridge. There he worked on vehicle energy efficiency and autonomous reversing control systems, and was the Principal Investigator for a Transport Research and Innovation Grant from the UK Department for Transport.

Before moving to the UK, he worked at the Integrated Vehicle Safety Department of the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) as a Junior Scientist (2015-17). At TNO, he worked on Vehicle Dynamics Control, Vehicle State Estimation and Autonomous Driving projects. During the years 2006 to 2009, he worked at ST Microelectronics and Indian Institute of Science.

Anil received his PhD (2016), and MSc Cum Laude in Systems and Control (2011), from Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands. His PhD and MSc theses were on Lateral Vehicle Dynamics Control and Vehicle State Estimation, and on State Dependent Riccati Equation based Integrated Vehicle Dynamics Control, respectively. He obtained his Bachelor of Technology (2006) in Electronics and Communication Engineering from National Institute of Technology Allahabad, India.

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