Rate My Professor Gokhan Inalhan

His research specializes in design, modeling, guidance, navigation, control, resilience, and security aspects of autonomy and artificial intelligence applied to air, defense, transportation, and space systems. Current focuses encompass advanced flight controls and reinforcement learning for autonomous systems, human-autonomy interaction, urban air and cargo mobility, air traffic management and unmanned traffic management, data analytics-driven digital twins and surrogate modeling, and explainable AI for trustworthy autonomous systems. Inalhan leads grants and projects funded by FP7, H2020, SESAR, EPSRC, Boeing, BAE Systems, and other aerospace entities. He has published over 200 papers, with highly cited works including 'Decentralized overlapping control of a formation of unmanned aerial vehicles' (2004), 'Relative dynamics and control of spacecraft formations in eccentric orbits' (2002), and 'Decentralized optimization, with application to multiple aircraft coordination' (2002). Awards include the IEEE AESS Exceptional Service Award, Boeing Faculty Fellowship, Council of Higher Education Outstanding Achievement Award, TUBITAK Innovation Success Stories, and AIAA Associate Fellowship. He serves as Technical Editor for IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems: Autonomous Systems, Distinguished Lecturer for IEEE AESS, and contributes to technical committees such as IEEE TCAC and AIAA GNC TC.