The Texas - Wisconsin - California Control Consortium (TWCCC) carries out joint industrial-academic research in the areas of systems modeling, monitoring, control, optimization, and data science.

The TWCCC was established in 1993 in the Department of Chemical Engineering at The University of Texas-Austin (UT-Austin). The consortium expanded its activities in 1995 to include the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison). In 2018 the consortium expanded to the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB).

Seven principal investigators direct the current research activities of the TWCCC:

University of Texas at Austin: Michael Baldea

University of Wisconsin at Madison: Victor M Zavala, Styliana Avraamidou, Stephen J Wright

University of California at Santa Barbara: James B Rawlings

University of Southern California: Jay H Lee

The campuses of UT-Austin, UW-Madison, and UCSB are recognized internationally for research programs in systems modeling, monitoring, control, optimization, and data science. In addition, the Departments of Chemical Engineering at these institutions are recognized as leaders across a broad spectrum of chemical engineering research and educational areas. The Department of Computer Science at Wisconsin is famous for outstanding optimization research. All of these departments attract highly-qualified graduate students.