Author mjellis

Registration link: bit.ly/CFH-symposium22

You can read our paper here: https://doi.org/10.1002/aic.17875  

We recently developed an active control-enabled method for detecting cyberattacks. Building upon our previous work, we leverage the connection between process control system design and the ability of detecting the presence of cyberattacks. You can read our paper here.

You can find the press release about the Hellman Fellowship here.

The Ellis welcomes, Loren dela Rosa and Pranav Krishna, two graduate students, into the lab. You can read more about their background, interests, and hobbies on our Students page. Welcome aboard Loren and Pranav!

Congratulations to Antonea for graduating! During her time with us, she worked on testing demand control ventilation products and produced important results that will be published soon (stay tuned). With the renewed focus on ventilation, we expect that her work… Continue Reading →

Abstract Cyberattacks on process control systems (PCSs) may target communication links, compromising the data integrity. Cyberattack detection and mitigation are essential capabilities, since the consequences of a successful cyberattack on a PCS may be severe. While detectability may be viewed… Continue Reading →

You can read more about myself here.