Shuguo Sun

I gave a talk at ASME DRIVN 2026 in Southfield, Michigan, on the multiphysics mechanism of internal short circuits in batteries.

I presented two posters at the Battery Safety Workshop in Newark, Delaware, on a physics-based inverse model for the thermal hazards of aged lithium-ion cells and the electrochemo-mechanical dynamics of internal short circuits in lithium-ion batteries.

I presented two talks at the 249th ECS Meeting in Seattle on physics-informed prediction of full-life-cycle thermal runaway and the mechanisms of mechanically induced internal short circuits.

I received the Best Presentation Award and the K. M. Abraham Travel Award at the 249th ECS Meeting.

I gave a talk at the 2026 FM Fire Modeling Workshop in Norwood, Massachusetts, on a physics-based inverse model for the thermal hazards of aged lithium-ion cells.

I presented two talks at the SAE WCX World Congress Experience in Detroit on aging path dependency and mechanically induced internal short circuits in lithium-ion batteries.

I gave a talk at IMECE 2025 in Memphis on electrochemo-mechanical coupling in electrode materials under electrolyte-induced interactions.

I received the S. Subbiah & Sarah Robson Graduate Financial Support Award from the University of Delaware.

I received the Graduate Student Travel Award from the University of Delaware.

I presented my work on aging path dependency in lithium-ion battery thermal hazards at the 2025 FM Fire Modeling Workshop in Norwood, Massachusetts.

I gave a talk on aging path dependency in lithium-ion battery thermal hazards at the 14th U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics in Boston.

I received the 14th USNCM Student Travel Award.