I am pleased to share that my NSTC Ta-You Wu Memorial Award profile page is now available online.
The page provides a brief overview of my research interests, recent achievements, and ongoing efforts in advanced energy storage materials, battery technologies, and sustainable energy systems.
I would like to thank my mentors, collaborators, students, colleagues, and family for their continuous support. Many of the accomplishments highlighted on this page have been made possible through fruitful collaborations and the dedication of outstanding team members.
For those who are interested, the profile can be viewed here:https://web.nstc.gov.tw/cen/oaa/award_114/Yu-Sheng-Su.html
I look forward to continuing the pursuit of innovative energy solutions through research, education, and collaboration.
We are proud to share that Anlin Shaju from BEST Lab has received the Outstanding Oral Presentation Award at the 2026 RiSER Conference hosted by NCKU, Taiwan.
His award-winning presentation, titled:“Interface Engineering through Anion-Regulated SEI Coordination and Graphene Oxide Protective Layer for Ultra-Low Overpotential in High-Performance Lithium Metal Batteries,” highlights innovative research in advanced lithium metal battery technologies.
This achievement reflects Anlin’s dedication, research excellence, and the continuous efforts of the BEST Lab in advancing cutting-edge energy materials research.
Congratulations to Anlin on this well-deserved recognition! We look forward to more exciting accomplishments from our BEST Lab team in the future. 👏✨
I’m truly honored to receive the Wu Ta-You Memorial Award, a recognition that celebrates young researchers committed to advancing science and technology. This award is given to early-career scholars with outstanding research performance and future potential, and I am grateful to be among this year’s recipients.
This recognition reflects not only my own efforts, but also the support of my students, collaborators, and mentors who have been part of this journey. From exploring carbon materials and battery chemistry to bridging academia and industry, each step has been shaped by teamwork and curiosity.
I see this not as a milestone, but as motivation. There is still much to explore, and I look forward to continuing to push the boundaries of energy storage research, and hopefully contribute to a more sustainable future.
Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey.
