Dylan Hirsch

Email: dhirsch (at) ucsd.edu

Dylan is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at UCSD. He is interested in developing methods for safe control and reduced-order modeling, with applications in cyber-physical and biological systems.

He received his B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and his S.M. in Biological Engineering from MIT. Through his master's research, he became excited about systems and control theory, inspiring his transition across fields.

In his free time, Dylan enjoys running, hiking, and watching movies.

Selected Projects

Reduced order modeling for differential games: Decomposing “fast” and “slow” dynamics for scalable computation of high-dimensional nonlinear systems, e.g. large-scale biological systems

Non-anticipative strategies in differential games: An analysis of how different strategies affect guarantees in Hamilton-Jacobi reachability analysis

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