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Clinton Enwerem is a control systems researcher whose work spans motor control, robotics, and multi-agent systems. His research is particularly focused on developing sophisticated control strategies for industrial applications, with a strong emphasis on precision drive systems and coordinated autonomous agents. Enwerem's most influential contribution to date is his 2019 paper "Model-based Speed Control of a DC Motor Using a Combined Control Scheme," which has garnered 18 citations and addresses the critical challenge of accurately regulating separately-excited DC motors — workhorses of industrial robotics, actuation, and guided manipulation systems. A companion performance assessment paper further solidified his analytical framework for evaluating such control schemes, accumulating an additional 6 citations. More recently, Enwerem has expanded his research horizon into multi-agent systems, publishing work on consensus-based leader-follower formation tracking for control-affine nonlinear systems. This 2023 research tackles a notable gap in the literature by moving beyond simplified integrator or feedback-linearized approximations, offering more realistic modeling of agent dynamics. With a citation trajectory that reflects growing recognition across both classical control and emerging autonomous systems research, Enwerem represents a researcher bridging foundational motor control theory with cutting-edge multi-agent coordination problems.