Team

Hsiang-Yen graduated from the Master’s Program in Architecture & Urban Design at National Taipei University of Technology. Currently, Hsiang-Yen is responsible for administrative tasks in the Lab.

Hung-Chi obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences from National University of Kaohsiung, where the primary research focused on the effects of eel endocrinology on its reproduction. Currently, the main research in the Cancer Engineering Lab involves 3D dynamic biomimetic tumor models and fluid control in microfluidics.

Ya-Hsin graduated from the Department of Life Science at National Dong Hwa University. Ya-Hsin is interested in cancer treatment and biomedical engineering. Live long and prosper.

With a background in Chemical Engineering from I-Shou University, Yi Yun has experience in biomedical sensing, including a project on dopamine detection using polymer thin films. Looking forward, she aims to explore light-responsive surface modifications for controlling wettability in microfluidic applications.

Wei-Jie received his B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from National Cheng Kung University. He joined the Su Lab after completing coursework related to electrical engineering, where he developed interdisciplinary skills in both mechanical design and electronic systems. He is deeply interested in applying engineering principles to understand and contribute to cancer treatment research. Wei-Jie hopes to bridge his technical expertise with biomedical science to develop innovative approaches for improving cancer therapy.

Chao-Yang received his B.S. degree in Biomedical Engineering from Ming Chuan University. During his undergraduate studies, he focused on biomedical electronics and gained a practical foundation in the development of optoelectronic diagnostic and therapeutic devices. He is interested in applying engineering principles to solve challenges in cancer research. Chao-Yang aspires to integrate the engineering expertise gained during his undergraduate years with AI predictive modeling to develop innovative approaches for improving cancer treatment and monitoring tumor progression.

Syuan-Rong graduated from the Department of Electrical Engineering at the National University of Tainan, where her primary research focused on developing an LCP RF MEMS switch. She has a strong interest in the intersection of biology and mathematics, with a major project dedicated to establishing a mathematical model for tumor cell invasion within ECM fibers.

Kuan-Cheng is currently an MD student in Physician Scientist Program at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taiwan. Kuan-Cheng is interested in studying tumor microenvironment and developing 3D tumor model. His recent project is focused on the 3D tumor model that replicates tumor angiogenesis and tumor infiltration.

Rou-Yi (Zoe) is currently an MD student in the Physician-Scientist Program at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taiwan.
She is interested in tumor microenvironment and 3D tumor model engineering, particularly in understanding how extracellular matrix cues shape cancer invasion and treatment resistance.