Anastasia Bizyaeva

Anastasia Bizyaeva is an Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering department at Cornell University. Her research program explores mathematical connections between collectively intelligent behavior in biological and social systems and the design of autonomous and artificially intelligent behaviors in engineered teams. Drawing on her expertise in dynamical systems, control theory, and data-driven modeling, her group investigates complementary directions in these areas. Dr. Bizyaeva’s work is supported by her affiliation with the Duffield Engineering program, and her contact information is available at asb379@cornell.edu and https://www.duffield.cornell.edu/people/anastasia-bizyaeva/.

Anastasia Bizyaeva is a researcher at Cornell University specializing in nonlinear dynamical systems, control theory, multi-agent systems, and data-driven modeling. Her work explores the dynamics of opinion formation, political polarization, and consensus in multi-agent systems. She investigates how nonlinear feedback mechanisms influence decision-making processes, cognitive control, and social network interactions. Her research also extends to the analysis of agreement and disagreement cascades, as well as the control of opinion dynamics in signed networks. Bizyaeva's contributions include studies on cognitive flexibility, risk perception, and the application of dynamical systems to understand complex social and behavioral phenomena.