The field of control systems is moving towards the development of more robust and safety-critical systems. Recent research has focused on the use of model predictive control, Koopman operators, and control barrier functions to ensure safety and stability in complex systems. These approaches have been applied to a variety of domains, including autonomous vehicles, robotics, and biomolecular systems. Notable papers in this area include 'Safety Assessment in Reinforcement Learning via Model Predictive Control', which proposes a method for preventing safety issues in reinforcement learning, and 'Robust Multi-Agent Safety via Tube-Based Tightened Exponential Barrier Functions', which presents a framework for synthesizing provably safe controllers for nonlinear multi-agent systems. Overall, the field is seeing a shift towards more data-driven and adaptive approaches to control system design, with a focus on ensuring safety and stability in the presence of uncertainty and disturbance.