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About the Workshop

Many real-world dynamical systems are subject to uncertainty arising from random fluctuations, disturbances and interactions with their environment. These challenges arise in applications ranging from autonomous and energy systems to quantum technologies and financial modelling.

This workshop brings together researchers working in stochastic control, stochastic analysis, probability, optimisation and computational control to exchange ideas on recent theoretical and computational developments and their applications.

The aim is to discuss current challenges and emerging research directions, identify open problems and encourage new collaborations across these areas. The workshop is supported by EPSRC through the STOIC project (Stochastic Transport and Optimal Inference for Control).

Organisers: Randa Herzallah, 91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ.

Venue: Zeeman Building 91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ

Date and place : 3 December 2026. All talks will be held in IAS seminar room in the . Coffee breaks and lunch will be in the common room. A schedule of talks is given below.

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Schedule

9:30–10:00	Arrival, registration and refreshment
10:00–10:10	Welcome and introduction
10:10–10:35	Randa Herzallah (91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ)
10:35–11:00	John Moriarty (Queen Mary University of London)
11:00–11:25	Mihail Zervos (LSE)
11:25–11:55	Coffee break and networking
11:55–12:20	Ben Hambly (University of Oxford)
12:20–12:45	Thomas Steffen (Loughborough University)
12:45–13:10	Miryana Grigorova (91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ)
13:10–14:10	Lunch and networking
14:10–14:35	Mike Tehranchi (Cambridge)
14:35–15:00	David Siska (Edinburgh)
15:00–15:25	Sophie Schirmer (Swansea University)
15:25–15:55	Coffee break and networking
15:55–16:20	Dante Kalise (Imperial College London)
16:20–16:45	Gechun Liang (91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ)
16:45–17:10	Round-table discussion
17:10–17:15	Closing remarks

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