Jörg Raisch
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Jörg Raisch’s research interests include both methodological and applied aspects of control. On the methodological side, he works on abstraction-based control synthesis for hybrid systems, control of timed discrete-event systems in tropical algebras, consistent control hierarchies, and distributed cooperative control. He has investigated control applications in chemical, medical and power systems engineering, with an emphasis on power systems with a high share of renewable energy. At SCIoI, he has worked on collective learning control in multi-robot systems, the trade-off between modularity and integration, and the use of regularities in complex control and decision problems.
Projects
Jörg Raisch is member of:
• Project 13: Architectural design principles for intelligence: Modularity vs Integrity
• Project 23: Control models of perceptual stability
• Project 43: Generating robust and general real-world behavior by exploiting regularities at multiple levels of abstraction
Publications +
PI Lecture -
Jörg Raisch (Science of Intelligence), “Efficient and Privacy-Preserving Consensus in Multi-Agent Systems”
For the Public -
Science of Intelligence Fair 2023
Bernstein Network – March 2026 - The ghosts we see: How afterimages reveal why the world appears stable
The Telegraph – March 2026 - Scientists reveal the secret of ghost sightings
Earth – March 2026 - How your brain predicts movement to keep the world stable
The Debrief – March 2026 - As the Brain Stabilizes Dizzying Eye Movements, These Ghostly Images Appear—Now Scientists Know Why
Neuroscience News – March 2026 - Ghost in the Machine: Brain Predicts Images Before We See Them
plawiuk – March2026 - The ghosts we see How afterimages reveal why the world appears stable
DISCOVER – March 2026 - How Our Brains Predict Eye Movements — and Why Afterimages Don’t Always Line Up
Medical Express – March 2026 - The ghosts we see: Afterimages provide clues to how our brains perceive a stable environment




