Hui Liu

Hui Liu is a Researcher (Postdoctoral Associate in the Yang Lab) at Cornell University, affiliated with the School of Integrative Plant Science and the Soil and Crop Sciences Section. Their work focuses on developing low-cost medical technologies for global health applications, particularly in photodynamic therapy (PDT) for early-stage oral cancers. Liu has contributed to innovations in intraoral imaging probes, smartphone-based diagnostic tools, and ergonomic PDT devices using 3D-printed components. Their research emphasizes accessibility in resource-limited settings and spans disciplines including biomedical engineering, medical physics, and oncology.

Research interests include PDT dosimetry, fluorescence-guided therapy, and the design of affordable light sources (e.g., QLEDs). Liu’s work integrates biophotonics with clinical applications, aiming to improve treatment outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. Key projects involve collaborations in India and other regions to evaluate mobile systems for early oral cancer management.

Publications highlight trends in low-cost PDT device development, clinical trials of smartphone imaging systems, and the optimization of light delivery methods. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided materials. Liu’s contributions are centered in the Yang Lab, advancing interdisciplinary solutions for global health challenges.