Tanushree Roy
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Tanushree Roy is a rising researcher in the field of energy storage systems, with a primary focus on the safety, control, and fault tolerance of lithium-ion battery cells. Her work addresses a critical challenge in battery technology: preventing thermal runaway—a dangerous failure mode that can lead to fires or explosions. In her most-cited paper, "An Input-to-State Safety Approach Toward Thermal Fault-Tolerant Battery Cells" (2024, 4 citations), Roy introduces a novel control-theoretic framework that ensures battery cells remain within safe thermal operating limits even under abusive conditions. This contribution is significant because it moves beyond passive monitoring to active, real-time safety assurance, offering a pathway toward more resilient and reliable battery systems for electric vehicles and grid storage. By integrating input-to-state stability concepts with thermal fault tolerance, Roy’s research bridges the gap between control theory and practical battery management. Her work is particularly notable for its potential to mitigate one of the most pressing safety concerns in modern energy storage, making her a promising voice in the next generation of battery safety engineering.
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