I am delighted to be an invited speaker at the workshop Rigidity Theory: Structures, Data, and Control, taking place at Lancaster University from September 14–18, 2026.
The workshop brings together researchers working in rigidity theory and related areas, including applications in data, engineering, and formation control, for a week of talks and discussions.
I always love interacting with the rigidity theory community. Its distinctive combination of geometry, combinatorics, and applications has deeply influenced the way I think about formation control and networked systems. I am looking forward to sharing ideas, learning about recent developments, and—hopefully—beginning some new collaborations during the visit.
Further details, including the program and practical information, are available on the workshop website.