Spam/scam email sent purporting to be from the IFAC president
We have heard that some of you may have again received a scam message purportedly sent by Prof. Hajime Asama and asking you to contact him regarding today's meeting.
Please ignore the message and do not reply to the email address.
The message was not sent by IFAC, nor was it sent by Hajime Asama, and the email address the message indicated is not Hajime's email address!
The used e-mail address is not Prof. Hajime Asama’s e-mail address.
PLEASE DO NOT REACT AT ALL to the e-mail and don't reply.
Survey of Online Teaching Resources: Provide Your Input Today
The IFAC and IEEE Technical Committees on control education are seeking to curate information on freely available learning and teaching resources for the first course in Control. The aim is to provide a simple one-stop shop website where instructors can get an overview of free resources they could adopt with their own students. If you want to propose a particular resource for inclusion to the website, please fill in the survey at
https://tinyurl.com/control-resources
The resources must be freely accessible. We aim to collect as many resources as possible and results will be made available to the entire control community.
Proceedings of the 21st IFAC World Congress are published
IFAC is happy to announce that the proceedings of the 21st IFAC World Congress have now been published, and is proud making these available as an open access resource to the control community!
These, as well as all earlier IFAC World Congress proceedings, are available through IFAC PapersOnLine at https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/ifac-papersonline/vol/53/issue/2
Due to the unusual circumstances we all find ourselves in due to the pandemic it took much longer than usual and anticipated for these proceedings to be published.