Awards and Publications:
Recent
awards and honor to the group members:
Dr. Chau-Hwang
Lee, 2012 Junior Research Investigators Award, Academia Sinica, Taiwan.
Yu-Chiu Kao,
2011 Excellent Master Thesis Award by the Chinese Physical Society R.O.C.
Highly
Cited Papers (>= 30 citations)
1. C.-H. Lee, W.-C. Lin, and J. Wang, “All-optical
measurements of the bending rigidity of lipid-vesicle membranes across
structural phase transitions,” Physical Review E 64, 020901(R)
(2001).
2. C.-H. Lee and J. Wang, “Noninterferometric differential
confocal microscopy with 2-nm depth resolution,” Optics Communications 135,
233 (1997).
3. T.-Y. Chien, C.-L. Chang, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, J. Wang, and
S.-Y. Chen, “Spatially localized self-injection of electrons in a
self-modulated laser wakefield accelerator by using a laser-induced transient
density ramp,” Physical Review Letters 94, 115003 (2005).
4. H.-H. Chu, S.-Y. Huang, L.-S. Yang, T.-Y. Chien, Y.-F. Xiao, J.-Y.
Lin, C.-H. Lee, S.-Y. Chen, and J. Wang, “A versatile 10-TW laser system
with robust passive controls to achieve high stability and spatiotemporal
quality,” Applied Physics B 79, 193 (2004).
5. C.-H. Lee, H.-Y. Mong, and W.-C. Lin, “Noninterferometric wide-field optical profilometry with nanometer depth
resolution,” Optics Letters 27, 1773 (2002).
6. C.-H. Lee, C.-L. Guo, and J. Wang, “Optical measurement of the viscoelastic and biochemical responses
of living cells to mechanical perturbation,” Optics
Letters 23, 307 (1998).
7. C.-H. Pai, S.-Y. Huang, C.-C. Kuo, M.-W. Lin, J. Wang, S.-Y. Chen,
C.-H. Lee, and J.-Y. Lin, “Fabrication of spatial transient-density
structures as high-field plasma photonic devices,” Physics of Plasmas 12,
070707 (2005).
8. Y.-F. Xiao, H.-H. Chu, H.-E. Tsai, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, J.
Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Efficient generation of extended plasma waveguides with
the axicon ignitor-heater scheme,” Physics of Plasmas 11, L21
(2004).
9. H.-H. Chu, H.-E. Tsai, M.-C. Chou, L.-S. Yang, J.-Y. Lin, C.-H.
Lee, J. Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Collisional-excitation soft x-ray laser
pumped by optical-field ionization in a cluster jet,” Physical Review A 71,
061804(R) (2005).
10. S.-H. Pan, Y.-C. Chao, P.-F. Hung, H.-Y. Chen, S.-C. Yang, Y.-L. Chang,
C.-T. Wu, C.-C. Chang, W.-L. Wang, W.-K. Chan, Y.-Y. Wu, T.-F. Che, L.-K. Wang,
C.-Y. Lin, Y.-C. Lee, M.-L. Kuo, C.-H. Lee, J. J. W. Chen, T.-M. Hong,
and P.-C. Yang, “The ability of
LCRMP-1 to promote cancer invasion by enhancing filopodia formation is
antagonized by CRMP-1,” Journal of Clinical
Investigation 121, 3189 (2011).
11. Y.-F. Chang, Q.-R. Chou, J.-Y. Lin, and C.-H. Lee,
“Fabrication of high-aspect-ratio silicon nanopillar arrays with the
conventional reactive ion etching technique,” Applied Physics A 86,
193 (2007).
12. T.-H. Hsu, J.-L. Xiao, Y.-W. Tsao, Y.-L. Kao, S.-H. Huang, W.-Y. Liao,
and C.-H. Lee, “Analysis of the paracrine loop between cancer cells and
fibroblasts using a microfluidic chip,” Lab on a Chip 11, 1808
(2011).
13. C.-C. Wang, Y.-C. Kao, P.-Y. Chi, C.-W. Huang, J.-Y. Lin, C.-F. Chou,
J.-Y. Cheng, and C.-H. Lee, “Asymmetric cancer-cell filopodium growth
induced by electric-fields in a microfluidic culture chip,” Lab on a Chip
11, 695 (2011).
14. H.-Y. Hsieh, J.-L. Xiao, C.-H. Lee, T.-W. Huang, C.-S. Yang,
P.-C. Wang, and F.-G. Tseng, “Au-coated polystyrene nanoparticles with HAR
nanocorrugations via surface carboxylation shielded anisotropic etching for
significant SERS signal enhancement,” Journal of Physical Chemistry C 115,
16258 (2011).
15. B. Patra, Y.-H. Chen, C.-C. Peng, S.-C. Lin, C.-H. Lee, and Y.-C.
Tung, “A microfluidic device for uniform-sized cell spheroids formation,
culture, harvesting and flow cytometry analysis,” Biomicrofluidics 7,
054114 (2013).
16. B. Patra, C.-C. Peng, W.-H. Liao, C.-H. Lee, and Y.-C. Tung, “Drug testing and flow cytometry analysis on a large number of uniform
sized tumor spheroids using a microfluidic device,” Scientific Reports 6, 21061
(2016).
17. P. Y. Liu, L. K. Chin, W. Ser, H. F. Chen, C.-M. Hsieh, C.-H. Lee,
K.-B. Sung, T. C. Ayi, P. H. Yap, B. Liedberg, K. Wang, T. Bourouinaj, and Y.
Leprince-Wang, 2016, “Cell refractive index
for cell biology and disease diagnosis: past, present and future,” Lab on a Chip 16, 634 (2016).
18. C.-H. Chen, F.-C. Tsai, C.-C. Wang, and C.-H. Lee, “Three-dimensional characterization of active membrane waves on living
cells,” Physical Review Letters 103, 238101 (2009).
19. T.-H. Hsu, Y.-L. Kao, W.-L. Lin, J.-L. Xiao, P.-L. Kuo, C.-W. Wu, W.-Y.
Liao, and C.-H. Lee, “Migration speed of
cancer cells influenced by macrophages and myofibroblasts co-cultured in a
microfluidic chip,” Integrative Biology 4, 177 (2012).
20. B. Patra, Y.-S. Peng, C.-C. Peng, W.-H. Liao, Y.-A. Chen, K.-H. Lin,
Y.-C. Tung, and C.-H. Lee, “Migration and vascular lumen formation of
endothelial cells in cancer cell spheroids of various sizes,” Biomicrofluidics
8, 052109 (2014).
The h-index of Dr. Chau-Hwang Lee's publications = 24.
Publications (PDF files
of the reprints may be requested via e-mail.)
Cell activities in microenvironments
1.
H.-J. Pan, C.-W. Lee, L.-Y.
Wu, H.-H. Hsu, Y.-C. Tung, W.-Y. Liao, and C.-H. Lee, “A 3D culture system for
evaluating the combined effects of cisplatin and anti-fibrotic drugs on the
growth and invasion of lung cancer cells co-cultured with fibroblasts,” APL Bioengineering 7, 016117 (2023).
2. Y.-C. Kao, G.-Y. Lin, J.-Y. Cheng, and C.-H.
Lee, “Neurite growth induced by red light-caused intracellular production
of reactive oxygen species through cytochrome c oxidase activation,” Journal of Photochemistry &
Photobiology, B: Biology 241,
112681 (2023).
3.
C.-W.
Lee, C.-C. Kuo, C.-J. Liang, H.-J. Pan, C.-N. Shen, and C.-H. Lee,
“Effects of the media conditioned by various macrophage subtypes derived from
THP-1 cells on tunneling nanotube formation in pancreatic cancer cells,” BMC
Molecular and Cell Biology 23, 26 (2022).
4.
Y.-C.
Kao, Z.-H. Chen, W.-Y. Wang, C.-H. Lee, and P.-L. Kuo, “Hydrostatic
pressure promotes migration and filamin-A
activation in fibroblasts with increased p38 phosphorylation and TGF-b production,” Biochemical
and Biophysical Research Communications 568, 15 (2021).
5.
H.-H.
Hou, H.-J. Pan, W.-Y. Liao, C.-H. Lee, and C.-J. Yu, “Autophagy in
fibroblasts induced by cigarette smoke extract promotes invasion in lung cancer
cells,” International Journal of Cancer 147, 2587 (2020).
6.
Y.-C.
Kao, Y.-C. Liao, P.-L. Cheng, and C.-H. Lee, “Neurite regrowth
stimulation by a red-light spot focused on the neuronal cell soma following
blue light-induced retraction,” Scientific Reports 9, 18210
(2019).
7.
B.-M.
Chen, M. A. Al-Aghbar, C.-H. Lee, T.-C. Chang, Y.-C. Su, Y.-C. Li, S.-E. Chang,
C.-C. Chen, T.-H. Chung, Y.-J. Liao, C.-H. Lee, and S. Roffler, “The affinity of elongated
membrane-tethered ligands determines potency of T cell receptor triggering,”
Frontiers in Immunology 8,
793 (2017).
8.
Y.-C.
Kao, J.-R. Jheng, H.-J. Pan, W.-Y. Liao, C.-H. Lee, and P.-L. Kuo,
“Elevated hydrostatic pressure enhances the motility and enlarges the size of
the lung cancer cells through aquaporin upregulation mediated by caveolin-1 and
ERK1/2 signaling,” Oncogene 36, 863 (2017).
9.
B.
Patra, C.-C. Peng, W.-H. Liao, C.-H. Lee, and Y.-C. Tung, “Drug testing
and flow cytometry analysis on a large number of uniform sized tumor spheroids
using a microfluidic device,” Scientific Reports 6, 21061 (2016).
10.
Y.-H.
Su, P.-C. Chiang, L.-J. Cheng, C.-H. Lee, N. S. Swami, and C.-F. Chou,
“High aspect ratio nanoimprinted grooves of poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid)
control the length and direction of retraction fibers during fibroblast cell
division,” Biointerphases 10, 041008 (2015).
11.
C.-C.
Lan, E. Y. Lu, H.-J. Pan, and C.-H. Lee, “Directional migration of
cancer cells induced by a blue light intensity gradient,” Biomedical Optics
Express 6, 2624 (2015).
12.
Y.-F.
Hsiao, H.-J. Pan, Y.-C. Tung, C.-C. Chen, and C.-H. Lee, “Effects of
hydraulic pressures on cardiomyoblasts in a microfluidic device,” Biomicrofluidics
9, 024111 (2015).
13.
B.
Patra, Y.-S. Peng, C.-C. Peng, W.-H. Liao, Y.-A. Chen, K.-H. Lin, Y.-C. Tung,
and C.-H. Lee, “Migration and vascular lumen formation of endothelial
cells in cancer cell spheroids of various sizes,” Biomicrofluidics 8,
052109 (2014).
14.
Y.-C.
Kao, M.-H. Hsieh, C.-C. Liu, H.-J. Pan, W.-Y. Liao, J.-Y. Cheng, P.-L. Kuo, and
C.-H. Lee, “Modulating chemotaxis of lung cancer cells by using electric
fields in a microfluidic device,” Biomicrofluidics 8, 024107
(2014).
15.
Y.-R.
Liou, W. Torng, Y.-C. Kao, K.-B. Sung, C.-H. Lee, and P.-L. Kuo,
“Substrate stiffness regulates filopodial activities in lung cancer cells,” PLoS
ONE 9, e89767 (2014).
16.
B.
Patra, Y.-H. Chen, C.-C. Peng, S.-C. Lin, C.-H. Lee, and Y.-C. Tung, “A
microfluidic device for uniform-sized cell spheroids formation, culture,
harvesting and flow cytometry analysis,” Biomicrofluidics 7,
054114 (2013).
17.
H.-F.
Tsai, C.-W. Huang, H.-F. Chang, J. J. W. Chen, C.-H. Lee, and J.-Y.
Cheng, “Evaluation of EGFR and RTK signaling in the electrotaxis of lung
adenocarcinoma cells under direct-current electric-field stimulation,” PLoS
ONE 8, e73418 (2013).
18.
J.-L.
Xiao, D.-H. Lu, and C.-H. Lee, “Guiding the migration of adherent cells
by using optical micropatterns,” Applied Physics Letters 102,
123703 (2013).
19.
J.-W.
Huang, H.-J. Pan, W.-Y. Yao, Y.-W. Tsao, W.-Y. Liao, C.-W. Wu, Y.-C. Tung, and C.-H.
Lee, “Interaction between lung cancer cell and myofibroblast influenced by
cyclic tensile strain,” Lab on a Chip 13, 1114 (2013).
20.
J.-L.
Xiao, H.-J. Pan, and C.-H. Lee, “Optically micropatterned culture of
adherent cells,” Journal of Biomedical Optics 17, 075004 (2012).
21.
T.-H.
Hsu, Y.-L. Kao, W.-L. Lin, J.-L. Xiao, P.-L. Kuo, C.-W. Wu, W.-Y. Liao, and C.-H.
Lee, “Migration speed of cancer cells influenced by macrophages and
myofibroblasts co-cultured in a microfluidic chip,” Integrative Biology
4, 177 (2012).
22.
T.-H.
Hsu, J.-L. Xiao, Y.-W. Tsao, Y.-L. Kao, S.-H. Huang, W.-Y. Liao, and C.-H.
Lee, “Analysis of the paracrine loop between cancer cells and fibroblasts
using a microfluidic chip,” Lab on a Chip 11, 1808 (2011).
23.
C.-C.
Wang, Y.-C. Kao, P.-Y. Chi, C.-W. Huang, J.-Y. Lin, C.-F. Chou, J.-Y. Cheng,
and C.-H. Lee, “Asymmetric cancer-cell filopodium growth induced by
electric-fields in a microfluidic culture chip,” Lab on a Chip 11,
695 (2011).
24.
J.-L.
Xiao, T.-H. Hsu, P.-Y. Hsu, W.-J. Yang, P.-L. Kuo, and C.-H. Lee,
“Motion of cancer-cell lamellipodia perturbed by laser light of two wavelengths,” Applied Physics Letters 97, 203702
(2010).
Differential Confocal Microscopy, Wide-field Optical Profilometry, Super-resolution Bright-field Optical Microscopy, and their Applications in Biophysics and Cell Biology
1.
C.-W.
Lee, Y.-L. Chiang, J.-T. Liu, Y.-X. Chen, C.-H. Lee, Y.-L. Chen, and
I.-S. Hwang, “Emerging roles of air gases in lipid bilayers,” Small 14,
1802133 (2018).
2.
C.-H.
Chang, H.-H. Lee, and C.-H. Lee, “Substrate properties modulate cell
membrane roughness by way of actin filaments,” Scientific Reports 7,
9068 (2017).
3.
C.-W.
Lee, C.-C. Wang, and C.-H. Lee, “Mechanoprofiling on membranes of living
cells with atomic force microscopy and optical nano-profilometry,” Advances
in Physics: X 2, 608 (2017).
4.
L.
K. Chin, C.-H. Lee, and B.-C. Chen, “Imaging live cells at high
spatiotemporal resolution for lab-on-a-chip applications,” Lab on a Chip
16, 2014 (2016).
5.
P.
Y. Liu, L. K. Chin, W. Ser, H. F. Chen, C.-M. Hsieh, C.-H. Lee, K.-B.
Sung, T. C. Ayi, P. H. Yap, B. Liedberg, K. Wang, T. Bourouinaj, and Y.
Leprince-Wang, 2016, “Cell refractive index for cell biology and disease
diagnosis: past, present and future,” Lab on a Chip 16, 634
(2016).
6.
C.-W.
Lee, L.-L. Jang, H.-J. Pan, Y.-R. Chen, C.-C. Chen, and C.-H. Lee,
“Membrane roughness as a sensitive parameter reflecting the status of neuronal
cells in response to chemical and nanoparticle treatments,” Journal of
Nanobiotechnology 14, 9 (2016).
7.
W.-Y.
Liao, C.-C. Ho, H.-H. Hou, T.-H. Hsu, M.-F. Tsai, K.-Y. Chen, H.-Y. Chen, Y.-C.
Lee, C.-J. Yu, C.-H. Lee, and P.-C. Yang, “Heparin cofactor II enhances
cell motility and promotes metastasis in non-small-cell lung cancer,” Journal
of Pathology 235, 50 (2015).
8.
L.-W.
Chu, Y.-L. Huang, J.-H. Lee, L.-Y. Huang, W.-J. Chen, Y.-H. Lin, J.-Y. Chen, R.
Xiang, C.-H. Lee, and Y.-H. Ping, “A single-virus tracking approach to reveal
the interaction of Dengue virus with autophagy during the early stage of
infection,” Journal of Biomedical Optics 19, 011018 (2014).
9.
H.-J.
Pan, R.-L. Wang, J.-L. Xiao, Y.-J. Chang, J.-Y. Cheng, Y.-R. Chen, and C.-H.
Lee, “Using optical profilometry to characterize cell membrane roughness
influenced by amyloid-beta 42 aggregates and electric fields,” Journal of
Biomedical Optics 19, 011009 (2014).
10.
S.-H.
Pan, Y.-C. Chao, P.-F. Hung, H.-Y. Chen, S.-C. Yang, Y.-L. Chang, C.-T. Wu,
C.-C. Chang, W.-L. Wang, W.-K. Chan, Y.-Y. Wu, T.-F. Che, L.-K. Wang, C.-Y.
Lin, Y.-C. Lee, M.-L. Kuo, C.-H. Lee, J. J. W. Chen, T.-M. Hong, and
P.-C. Yang, “The ability of LCRMP-1 to promote cancer invasion by enhancing
filopodia formation is antagonized by CRMP-1,” Journal of Clinical
Investigation 121, 3189 (2011).
11.
T.-H.
Liu, J.-L. Xiao, C.-H. Lee, and J.-Y. Lin, “Measurement of membrane
rigidity on trapped unilamellar phospholipid vesicles by using differential
confocal microscopy,” Applied Optics 50, 3311 (2011).
12.
F.-C.
Tsai, L.-A. Tai, Y.-J. Wang, J.-L. Xiao, T.-H. Hsu, C.-S. Yang, and C.-H.
Lee, “Three-dimensional tracking and temporal analysis of liposomal
transport in live cells using bright-field imaging,” Microscopy Research and
Technique 74, 531 (2011).
13.
C.-H.
Chen, F.-C. Tsai, C.-C. Wang, and C.-H. Lee, “Three-dimensional
characterization of active membrane waves on living cells,” Physical Review
Letters 103, 238101 (2009).
14.
Chun-Chieh
Wang, Chia-Pin Liang, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Three-dimensional
nanoparticle tracking and simultaneously membrane profiling during endocytosis
of living cells,” Applied Physics Letters 95, 203702 (2009).
15.
Chun-Chieh
Wang, Kuang-Li Lee, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Wide-field optical
nano-profilometry using structured illumination,” Optics Letters 34,
3538 (2009).
16.
T.-H.
Hsu, M.-H. Yen, W.-Y. Liao, J.-Y. Cheng, and C.-H. Lee, “Label-free
quantification of asymmetric cancer-cell filopodium activities in a
multi-gradient chip,” Lab on a Chip 9, 884 (2009).
17.
Jiunn-Yuan
Lin, Ru-Ping Huang, Pei-Shui Tsai, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Wide-field
super-resolution optical sectioning microscopy using a single spatial light
modulator,” Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics 11,
015301 (2009).
18.
Chun-Chieh
Wang, Hung-Jhang Jian, Chih-Wei Wu, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Cell membrane
deformations under magnetic force modulation characterized by optical tracking
and profilometry,” Microscopy Research and Technique 71, 594
(2008).
19.
C.-C.
Wang, C.-W. Lee, C.-Y. Huang, J.-Y. Lin, P.-K. Wei, and C.-H. Lee,
“Internalization of nanoparticles on cell membranes observed by
non-interferometric wide-field optical profilometry,” Applied Optics 47,
2458 (2008).
20.
Chun-Chieh
Wang, Jiunn-Yuan Lin, Hung-Jhang Jian, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Transparent
thin-film characterization by using differential optical sectioning
interference microscopy,” Applied Optics 46, 7460 (2007).
21.
T.-H.
Hsu, W.-Y. Liao, P.-C. Yang, C.-C. Wang, J.-L. Xiao, and C.-H. Lee,
“Dynamics of cancer cell filopodia characterized by super-resolution
bright-field optical microscopy,” Optics Express 15, 76 (2007).
22.
Chun-Chieh
Wang, Jiunn-Yuan Lin, Hsiao-Chao Chen, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Dynamics of
cell membranes and the underlying cytoskeletons observed by non-interferometric
wide-field optical profilometry and fluorescence microscopy,” Optics Letters
31, 2873 (2006).
23.
Chun-Chieh
Wang, Junn-Yuan Lin, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Membrane ripples of a living
cell measured by non-interferometric wide-field optical profilometry,” Optics
Express 13, 10665 (2005).
24.
Chau-Hwang
Lee,
Yu-Fen Chang, Chia-Hsuan Tsai, and Po-Hsiang Wang, “Optical measurement of the
deformation of giant lipid vesicles driven by a micropipette electrode,” Langmuir
21, 7186 (2005).
25.
Shu-Wei
Huang, Hong-Yao Mong, and Chau-Hwang Lee, “Super-resolution bright-field
optical microscopy based on nanometer topographic contrast,” Microscopy
Research and Technique 65, 180 (2004).
26.
Chau-Hwang
Lee,
Hui-Yu Chiang, and Hong-Yao Mong, “Sub-diffraction-limit imaging based on the
topographic contrast of differential confocal microscopy,” Optics Letters
28, 1772 (2003).
27.
Chau-Hwang
Lee,
Hong-Yao Mong, and Wan-Chen Lin, “Noninterferometric wide-field optical
profilometry with nanometer depth resolution,” Optics Letters 27,
1773 (2002).
28.
Chau-Hwang
Lee,
Wan-Chen Lin, and Jyhpyng Wang, “All-optical measurements of the bending
rigidity of lipid-vesicle membranes across structural phase transitions,” Physical
Review E 64, 020901(R) (2001).
29.
Chau-Hwang
Lee,
Wan-Chen Lin, and Jyhpyng Wang, “Using differential confocal microscopy to
detect the phase transition of lipid vesicle membranes,” Optical Engineering
40, 2077 (2001).
30.
Chao-Wei
Tsai, Chau-Hwang Lee, and Jyhpyng Wang, “Deconvolution of local surface
response from topography in nanometer profilometry with a dual-scan method,” Optics
Letters 24, 1732 (1999).
31.
Chau-Hwang
Lee,
Chinlin Guo, and Jyhpyng Wang, “Optical measurement of the viscoelastic and
biochemical responses of living cells to mechanical perturbation,” Optics
Letters 23, 307 (1998).
32.
Chau-Hwang
Lee and
Jyhpyng Wang, “Noninterferometric differential confocal microscopy with 2-nm
depth resolution,” Optics Communications 135, 233 (1997).
- Patents:
1.
Optical
Profilometry. US
Patent 8,705,043 (2014/04/22), ROC
(Taiwan) Patent I438392 (2014/05/21).
2.
Optical
Sectioning Microscopy. US
Patent 8,019,136 (2011/09/13), Japan Patent 5085608 (2012/09/05), ROC
(Taiwan) Patent I414818 (2013/11/11).
3.
Modulation
Differential Confocal Microscopy. ROC
(Taiwan) Patent I329207 (2010/08/21).
4.
Method
of Characterizing Transparent Thin-films Using Differential Optical Sectioning
Interference Microscopy. US
Patent 7,545,510 (2009/06/09), ROC
(Taiwan) Patent I328676 (2010/08/11).
5.
Differential
Confocal Microscopy. ROC
(Taiwan) Patent 082212 (1996/11/01), US
Patent 5,804,813 (1998/09/08).
Ultrafast Laser Technology and EUV Light Sources
1.
M.-C. Chou, P.-H. Lin, H.-E. Tsai, D.-L. Chen, C.-H. Lee,
J.-Y. Lin, J. Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Characterization and control of plasma
density distribution for development of solid-target x-ray lasers,” Physical
Review E 72, 026401 (2005).
2.
C.-H. Pai, S.-Y. Huang, C.-C. Kuo, M.-W. Lin, J. Wang, S.-Y. Chen,
C.-H. Lee, and J.-Y. Lin, “Fabrication of spatial transient-density
structures as high-field plasma photonic devices,” Physics of Plasmas 12,
070707 (2005).
3.
H.-H. Chu, H.-E. Tsai, M.-C. Chou, L.-S. Yang, J.-Y. Lin, C.-H.
Lee, J. Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Collisional-excitation soft x-ray laser
pumped by optical-field ionization in a cluster jet,” Physical Review A 71,
061804(R) (2005).
4.
T.-Y. Chien, C.-L. Chang, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, J. Wang,
and S.-Y. Chen, “Spatially localized self-injection of electrons in a
self-modulated laser wakefield accelerator by using a laser-induced transient
density ramp,” Physical Review Letters 94, 115003 (2005).
5.
H.-H. Chu, S.-Y. Huang, L.-S. Yang, T.-Y. Chien, Y.-F. Xiao, J.-Y.
Lin, C.-H. Lee, S.-Y. Chen, and J. Wang, “A versatile 10-TW laser system
with robust passive controls to achieve high stability and spatiotemporal
quality,” Applied Physics B 79, 193 (2004).
6.
Y.-F. Xiao, H.-H. Chu, H.-E. Tsai, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, J.
Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Efficient generation of extended plasma waveguides with
the axicon ignitor-heater scheme,” Physics of Plasmas 11, L21
(2004).
7.
H.-H. Chu, H.-E. Tsai, Y.-F. Xiao, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, J.
Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Control of laser beam propagation and absorption in a
nanoplasma gas by programming of transient complex refractive index with a
prepulse,” Physical Review E 69, 035403(R) (2004).
8.
W.-T. Chen, T.-Y. Chien, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, J. Wang, and
S.-Y. Chen, “Optically controlled seeding of Raman forward scattering and
injection of electrons in a self-modulated laser wakefield accelerator,” Physical
Review Letters 92, 075003 (2004).
9.
T.-Y. Chien, W.-T. Chen, Y.-H. Chen, C.-H. Lee, J.-Y. Lin,
J. Wang, and S.-Y. Chen, “Prepulse controlled splitting of relativistically
self-guided channel and suppression of Raman forward scattering instability,” Physics
of Plasmas 11, 1173 (2004).
10.
J.-Y. Lin, H.-H. Chu, M.-Y. Shen, Y.-F. Xiao, C.-H. Lee,
S.-Y. Chen, and J. Wang, “High-brightness soft x-ray generation under optimized
laser-cluster interaction,” Optics Communications 231, 375
(2004).
11.
T.-W. Yau, C.-J. Hsu, H.-H. Chu, Y.-H. Chen, C.-H. Lee, J. Wang,
and S.-Y. Chen, “Dependence of relativistic self-guiding and Raman forward
scattering on duration and chirp of an intense laser pulse propagating in a
plasma,” Physics of Plasmas 9, 391 (2002).
12.
Tai-Wei Yau, Chau-Hwang Lee, and Jyhpyng Wang, “Femtosecond
self-focusing dynamics measured by three-dimensional phase-retrieval cross
correlation,” Journal of the Optical Society of America B 17,
1626 (2000).
13.
Tai-Wei Yau, Chau-Hwang Lee, and Jyhpyng Wang,
“Spatial-temporal field distribution of self-focused femtosecond pulses,” Ultrafast
Phenomena XI, edited by T. Elsaesser, et al. (Springer-Verlag, Berlin,
1998), pp. 106–108.
14.
Yi-Yuh Hwang, Chau-Hwang Lee, and Jyhpyng Wang, “Dynamic
model of multipass ultrashort-pulse laser amplifiers and its application,” Applied
Optics 36, 7802 (1997).
15.
Chau-Hwang Lee, Jyhpyng Wang, and Yuh-Fwu Chou, “Femtosecond transform-limited
Kerr-lens mode-locked dye lasers,” Optical and Quantum Electronics 28,
1443 (1996).
16.
Yuh-Fwu Chou, Chau-Hwang Lee, and Jyhpyng Wang,
“Characteristics of a femtosecond transform-limited Kerr-lens mode-locked dye
laser,” Optics Letters 19, 975 (1994).
Micro/Nano Fabrications
1.
H.-Y.
Hsieh, T.-W. Huang, J.-L. Xiao, C.-S. Yang, C.-C. Chang, C.-C. Chu, L.-W. Lo,
S.-H. Wang, P.-C. Wang, C.-C. Chieng, C.-H. Lee, and F.-G. Tseng,
“Fabrication and modification of dual-faced nano-mushrooms for tri-functional
cell theranostics: SERS/fluorescence signaling, protein targeting, and drug
delivering,” Journal of Materials Chemistry 22, 20918 (2012).
2.
H.-Y.
Hsieh, J.-L. Xiao, C.-H. Lee, T.-W. Huang, C.-S. Yang, P.-C. Wang, and
F.-G. Tseng, “Au-coated polystyrene nanoparticles with HAR nanocorrugations via
surface carboxylation shielded anisotropic etching for significant SERS signal
enhancement,” Journal of Physical Chemistry C 115, 16258 (2011).
3.
Y.-F. Chang, Q.-R. Chou, J.-Y. Lin, and C.-H. Lee,
“Fabrication of high-aspect-ratio silicon nanopillar arrays with the
conventional reactive ion etching technique,” Applied Physics A 86,
193 (2007).
4.
C.-H. Lee, T.-W. Chang, K.-L. Lee, J.-Y. Lin, and J. Wang, “Fabricating
high-aspect-ratio sub-diffraction-limit structures on silicon with two-photon
photopolymerization and reactive ion etching,” Applied Physics A 79,
2027 (2004).