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The CAC strives to develop industrial affiliates and a core curriculum
to prepare students for research and academic careers in these fields.
The Duke University
CAC also seeks to serve as a base of expertise for faculty members within
the School of
Engineering and external to the school to build interdisciplinary
research ties. The Center makes efficient use of faculty and laboratories
to develop a program which otherwise would not be possible emanating from
a single academic department. Copyright © 1997-2005 by Center for Applied Control, Duke
Univeristy. All rights reserved.
The CAC mission is to promote and conduct education and research in a broad
spectrum of fields including acoustics, aeroacoustics, aeroelasticity,
structural dynamics, nonlinear systems, pattern recognition, seismic
structural vibration, fuzzy logic active control applications, active
noise control, and active magnetic bearings.
For further information, contact Professor Henri Gavin, Director of the Center for
Applied Control, at (919) 660-5201 or e-mail him
at Henri.Gavin@Duke.edu.