Nordic Process Control Award
The Nordic Process Control Award is given to outstanding process control professionals who have made a lasting and significant contribution to the field of process control.
The previous recipients of the Nordic Process Control Award are:
- Howard H. Rosenbrock (Aaland, Finland, August 1995)
- Karl Johan Åstrøm (Wadahl, Norway, January 1997)
- F. Greg Shinskey (Skeviks Gård, Stockholm, 24 August 1998)
- Jens G. Balchen (Lyngby, Denmark, 14 Jan. 2000)
- Charles R. Cutler (Åbo, Finland, 23 Aug. 2001)
- Roger W. Sargent (Trondheim, Norway, 09 Jan. 2003)
- Ernst Dieter Gilles (Gothenburg, Sweden, 19 Aug. 2004)
- Manfred Morari (Lyngby, Denmark, 26 Jan. 2006)
- Jacques Richalet (Espoo, Finland, 23. Aug. 2007)
- John MacGregor (Porsgrunn, Norway, 29 Jan. 2009)
- Graham Goodwin (Lund, Sweden, 26 Aug. 2010)
At the 17th Nordic Process Control Workshop, the Nordic Process Control Award is given to Lorenz T. Biegler. At the workshop, Lorenz T. Biegler will deliver an award lecture with the title "A nonlinear programming path to NMPC and Real-Time Optimization."
Motivation for the 12th Nordic Process Control Award to Lorenz T. Biegler
The 12th Nordic Process Control Award
goes to
Professor Lorenz T. Biegler
Carnegie Mellon University
for
development of optimization algorithms for process
control. In particular, Prof. Lorenz T. Biegler has made significant and
lasting contributions to Nonlinear Model Predictive Control by
development of the simultaneous method for optimization of dynamic
systems and the software package IPOPT.
Pictures from the Award Session