The 2026 edition of Control Theory & Inverse Problems (CTIP’26) will take the form of a Research School, designed to provide high-level training on current topics in Control Theory and Inverse Problems.

The primary objective of this school is to benefit young researchers, PhD students, and early-career scientists, while also offering senior researchers an opportunity to deepen their knowledge in rapidly evolving areas of research. The scientific program will feature three mini-courses (3 × 50 minutes each) delivered by internationally recognized experts, covering modern developments and active research directions.

In addition, the school will include plenary lectures (45 minutes) devoted to more specialized topics, as well as short communications (20 minutes) allowing young researchers to present their recent results.

CTIP’26 aims to foster scientific exchange, collaboration, and discussion in a stimulating and friendly environment. By bringing together researchers from different institutions and countries, the school seeks to strengthen interactions within the community working in control theory and inverse problems.

• Kaïs Ammari (Monastir)
• Stéphane Gerbi (Chambéry)
• Maatoug Hassine (Monastir)

• Islam Boussaada (IPSA & Paris-Saclay)
• Lotfi Hermi (Florida International University in Miami)
• Taoufik Hmidi (NYU Abu Dhabi)

• Julian Edward (Florida International University in Miami)

• Ilias Ftouhi (Université de Nîmes)

• Sabeur Mansouri (University of Monastir)

• Houcine Meftahi (University of Jendouba)

• Sami Tliba (Université Paris-Saclay)

• Haocheng Yang (NYU Abu Dhabi)

• Monia Belhadj Salah (Université de Monastir)

• Néjiba Ghalya (Université de Carthage)

• Firas Kaabi (Université Tunis El Manar)

• Houssem Lihiou (Université de Kairouan)

• Ghazi Bel Mufti (Carthage)

• Mourad Hrizi (Kairouan & Monastir)

• Amal Nasri (Gafsa & Monastir)

• Marwa Ragoubi (Monastir)