Process Control Group

Department of Chemical Engineering,

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

N-7491 Trondheim, Norway


[Process systems group picture Nov. 2005]

Part of: PROST at Chemical Engineering

Head: Sigurd Skogestad

The process control group presently consists of 2 Professors, 1 post.doc. and 10 Ph.D. students. In addition, we are part of the 40-member Strong Point Center in Process Systems Engineering in Trondheim (PROST). PROST consists of people from Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering (both at NTNU and SINTEF) and is the second largest process systems engineering center in Europe (after Imperial College).

The activity of the process control group focuses on developing tools which are rigorous, yet useful in practice. The aim is to provide the engineer with tools to assist in problem solving. Main research areas:

To find out more about our activity, look at our check out the Ph.D. Theses and Publications available on the web (as postscript or pdf files).

  • Our activity has been strengthened by the addition of Professor Heinz Preisig (previously TU Eindhoven) who joined our Department in January 2003.
  • Pictures from Julegrøt and CDC-ECC in Sevilla (December 2005)
  • More news
  • Ph. D. students of Sigurd Skogestad: (See also here)

  • Antonio Brandao Araujo
  • Elvira M.B. Aske
  • Jørgen B. Jensen, Aug. 2003 -
  • Tore Lid
  • Håkon Olsen June 2006 -
  • Henrik Manum, Aug. 2006 -
  • Heidi Sivertsen
  • Jens P. Strandberg
  • Federico Zenith
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    Master students associated with the group

    Recent previous Ph. D. students and visitors:

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