Research Interests Galip Ulsoy has over 30 years of experience
in the dynamic modeling, analysis, and control of mechanical systems. Particular areas of emphasis are in
axially translating or rotating elastic systems, computer control systems, and
adaptive control; as well as applications in manufacturing systems (e.g.,
robotics, turning, milling, drilling, sawing), and automotive systems (e.g.,
accessory belt drives, active suspensions, vehicle lateral control).
Galip Ulsoy's research activities span the
full range from basic to applied engineering research, and employ analytical,
experimental, and numerical methods.
For more information about past and current research projects please see
the links for research projects, publications and presentations, or visit the home pages
of current and former doctoral students and postdoctoral research associates, or visit the photo gallery or Ulsoy's
YouTube channel (videos).
Prospective
graduate students interested in working with me on research projects should apply
directly for admission and financial aid to the graduate program through the Mechanical Engineering Department. Please do not contact me directly, and
be advised that due to the large number of such inquiries I receive every day,
I will not be able to respond to your message. More information for prospective doctoral students is
available in the document PhD_Info.pdf
Last updated on 16 June 2011 by A. Galip Ulsoy (ulsoy@umich.edu).