Prof. Huiqin Pei | Multi-Agent System | Research Excellence Award
East China JiaoTong University | China
Prof. Huiqin Pei is an accomplished associate professor at the school of electrical and automation engineering, East China Jiaotong University, specializing in control science and control engineering. She has established a strong academic foundation with a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor of engineering degree from East China Jiaotong university. She has served in various academic roles, including lecturer positions at Nanchang University of Technology and East China Jiaotong University, and later as a visiting scholar at shanghai Jiao Tong University. Her research interests span swarm dynamics, cooperative control, complex network modeling, multi-agent systems, multi-agent system and cooperative optimization in robotic systems. Over the years, she has produced a significant body of scholarly work, with 30 published documents, 389 citations by 349 documents, and an h-index of 10, reflecting her impact in the field. As a reviewer for leading journals such as IEEE transactions on cybernetics and nonlinear dynamics, she contributes to advancing high-quality research. She also serves as an evaluation expert for the national natural science foundation and the national graduate education evaluation system. Honored with the second prize of the natural science award, she continues to influence the fields of nonlinear dynamics and cooperative control.
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Featured Publications
Pei, H. (2025). Collaborative consistency tracking in hybrid multiple agent systems under slow time varying disturbance signals. IEEE Systems Journal.
Pei, H. (2025). Observer-based event-triggered group consensus tracking of hybrid multi-agent systems. Transactions of the Institute of Measurement and Control.
Pei, H. (2025). Multi-agent multi-target search with multi-head attention. In Proceedings of the Conference.