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Mark French

Professor Mark French

Assistant Principal (Campus Futures)

  • Professor of Engineering

Research interests

  • Engineering

Contact details

Biography

Professor Mark French is the Assistant Principal (Campus Futures) at King’s College London and Professor of Engineering. He has responsibility within two strategic university projects:

    • The King’s Interdisciplinary Science project is investing in the infrastructure and staff to build critical mass in both our core discipline and interdisciplinary sciences.
    • The Campus Futures project is developing and implementing a vision for King's campuses, incorporating both our ways of working and the physical development and enhancement of our places and buildings.

Prior to this he was the Executive Dean and Vice-Dean (Academic Planning) in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences (NMES).

Research Interests

Professor Mark French's research interests include:

  • Mathematical Systems Theory
  • Adaptive and Robust Control
  • Iterative Learning Control
  • Applications to Power Electronics, Atomic Force Microscopy, Functional Electrical Stimulation for Stroke Rehabilitation

For more information please visit Mark French's Research Profile

    Research

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    Signals & Control

    Applying signal processing and control to generate adaptive intelligent systems.

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    Centre for Intelligent Information Processing Systems

    Research centre focusing on intelligent information systems, encompassing hardware-software co-design, nanoscale information systems, signal processing, information engineering, and quantum information processing.

    News

    King's supercharges science with major investment in talent, education and research

    King’s is investing £45.5 million in science talent, research, education and infrastructure to accelerate growth, interdisciplinary collaboration and...

    King's science student

    Head of Department of Engineering, Professor Barbara Shollock, elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

    Professor Barbara Shollock will join a community of eminent engineers in their mission to build a sustainable society through engineering.

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    “When theorists ask something you don't know, try something new” - Nobel laureate inspires at annual Higgs Lecture

    Professor David Gross was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2004 for seminal contributions to theoretical and particle physics

    Professor Malcolm Fairbairn (L) and Professor David Gross (R) at the Annual Higgs Lecture 2023

      Research

      1908x558_microphone
      Signals & Control

      Applying signal processing and control to generate adaptive intelligent systems.

      Centre for intelligent information processing systems thumb
      Centre for Intelligent Information Processing Systems

      Research centre focusing on intelligent information systems, encompassing hardware-software co-design, nanoscale information systems, signal processing, information engineering, and quantum information processing.

      News

      King's supercharges science with major investment in talent, education and research

      King’s is investing £45.5 million in science talent, research, education and infrastructure to accelerate growth, interdisciplinary collaboration and...

      King's science student

      Head of Department of Engineering, Professor Barbara Shollock, elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

      Professor Barbara Shollock will join a community of eminent engineers in their mission to build a sustainable society through engineering.

      thumbnail-barbara-shollock

      “When theorists ask something you don't know, try something new” - Nobel laureate inspires at annual Higgs Lecture

      Professor David Gross was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2004 for seminal contributions to theoretical and particle physics

      Professor Malcolm Fairbairn (L) and Professor David Gross (R) at the Annual Higgs Lecture 2023