Chun-Li Chang

Chun-Li Chang is a Researcher in the School of Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University. Their work focuses on fluid mechanics and biomedical applications, with expertise in micro/nanotechnology. They are affiliated with the Savran Research Group, leading projects in microfluidic systems and biosensor development. Chang’s research integrates engineering principles to address challenges in cancer diagnostics, rare cell isolation, and point-of-care technologies.

Key research areas include single-molecule sensing, microfluidic cell detection systems, and innovative biosensors like the BioCD. Their lab develops low-cost platforms such as laser-treated paper microfluidics for accessible diagnostics. Chang collaborates on projects involving circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and biomarker detection, with applications in breast and prostate cancer research.

Publications emphasize high-throughput analysis, deterministic cell culturing, and label-free detection methods. The Savran Research Group’s work bridges fundamental fluid mechanics with translational biomedical solutions, aiming to improve precision in clinical diagnostics and biotechnology.