Meng-Ying Wan
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About
Meng-Ying Wan is a rising researcher in control theory and multi-agent systems, with a focus on cybersecurity and resilience. Their key research areas include nonlinear multi-agent systems, event-triggered control, and secure formation control under cyber threats. Wan’s most notable contribution is a 2025 study on dynamic event-triggered resilient control against asynchronous Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks, which challenges the conventional assumption of unified attack models across communication channels. This work, already garnering 24 citations, introduces a more realistic framework for maintaining formation stability in follower agents when attacks vary per channel. By integrating event-triggered mechanisms with attack-resilient strategies, Wan advances the safety and reliability of networked systems in adversarial environments. Their research holds promise for applications in autonomous swarms, robotic teams, and critical infrastructure where communication integrity is paramount. With growing recognition for addressing real-world cyber-physical vulnerabilities, Wan is establishing a reputation for bridging theoretical rigor with practical threat scenarios.
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