Josh Kanter is from Barrington, Rhode Island. He received his B.S Degree in chemical engineering from Lehigh University in 1996 and his M.S. Degree  in chemical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania in December, 1997. His research interests include the development of  nonlinear model-based controllers for processes with a non-minimum-phase, delay-free part.
 

PRESENTATIONS

Soroush, M., W. D. Seider, and J. M. Kanter, “Model-based Control of Non-minimum-phase Nonlinear Processes,” AIChE 1999 Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, November, 1999.

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider, “Nonlinear Feedback Control of Multivariable Non-minimum-phase Processes,” AIChE 2000 Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, November, 2000.

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider, “Continuous-time Nonlinear Control of Stable Non-minimum-phase
Processes,” IFAC 2000, Pisa, Italy, June, 2000.

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider, “Feedback Control of Stable, Non-minimum-phase, Nonlinear Processes,” Chemical Process Control VI, Poster, Tuscon, Arizona, January, 2001.
 

PUBLICATIONS

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush,  and W. D. Seider, "Continuous-time, Nonlinear Control of Stable Non-Minimum-Phase Processes," IFAC-ADCHEM, Pisa, Italy, 407-412 (2000).

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider, “Continuous-time, Nonlinear Feedback Control of Stable Processes,” Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 40, 2069-2078 (2001).

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider. “Nonlinear Feedback Control of Stable Constrained Processes,” ACC Proceedings, in press. .

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider. “Feedback Control of Stable, Non-minimum-phase, Nonlinear Processes,” CPC 6 Proceedings, in press.

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider. “Nonlinear Feedback Control of Multivariable Non-minimum-phase Processes,” submitted to J. Process Control.

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider. “Nonlinear Feedback Control of Stable Constrained Processes,” submitted to  Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

Kanter, J. M., M. Soroush, and W. D. Seider. “Nonlinear Model-based Control of Constrained, Non-minimum-phase Processes with Real-time Application to a Four Tank System,” in preparation.