1. Changjun Liu, Baoyi Wang, and Zishu Wang etc. Cell deformation and increase of cytotoxicity of anticancer drugs due to low-intensity transient electromagnetic pulses, IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science Vol. 28(1):150, Feb. 2000.
2. Changjun Liu, Baoyi Wang, and Hong Zhang, etc. Experimental study and mechanism analysis on cell electroporation due to low-intensity transient electromagnetic pulses. Chinese Science Bulletin Vol. 44(22):2040, Nov. 1999. (Chinese version is published in Jun. 1999.)
3. Kama Huang, Changjun Liu, and Xiang Zhao, etc. The theoretical simulation of decompose reaction under the weak microwave irradiation in biology and chemistry. Physics of the alive, p28, Scientific Research Centre "Vidhuk" (Kiev), Oct. 1997.
4. Changjun Liu, Baoyi Wang, Hong Zhang, etc. Mechanism of specific effects of transient electromagnetic pulses on cell model, Journal of Biomedical Engineer, Vol.15(3):294, Sep 1998.
   (In Chinese)
5. Baoyi Wang, Jiebin Yang, Changguang Wang, Changjun Liu, etc. Experimental study and mechanism analysis on bioeffects by nanosecond electromagnetic pulses, Science in China (Series C), Vol. 40(3):301, Jun. 1997
6. Changjun Liu, Kama Huang, and Zhongxia Hu etc. Approach on the interference of EMR to chaotic synchronous secure communication system. High Power Laser and Particle Beam, 2001.
   (In Chinese)
7. Changjun Liu, Kama Huang, and Zhongxia Hu etc. Experimental study and numerical simulation on the microwave nonlinear respond due to chemical reaction. Chinese Microwave Journal. Vol. 16(2), Jun. 2000.
   (In Chinese).
8. Kama Huang, Ning Liu, and Changjun Liu. Primary study on chemical reaction under microwave radiation. Chinese Science Bulletin. Vol. 45(11):1217, June 2000.
9. Changjun Liu, Baoyi Wang, and Hong Zhang. Computation and analysis of Energy variation during an ion crossing cell membrane. Journal of Sichuan University. Vol. 35(1):55, Feb. 1998.
   (In Chinese)
10. Changjun Liu, Hong Zhang, and Baoyi Wang. Computation of transmembrane potential induced by transient electromagnetic pulses. Journal of Sichuan University. Vol. 36(5):969, Oct. 1999.
    (In Chinese)
11. Hong Zhang, Changjun Liu, and Baoyi Wang. Primary experimental study on electroporation due to weak electromagnetic pulses. Journal of Cell Biology. Vol. 22(1):47, Jan. 2000.
    (In Chinese)
12. Baoyi Wang, Changguang Wang, Jiebin Yang, and Changjun Liu. Study of Mechanism of the bioeffects of transient or impulse electromagnetic fields, Acta Electronica Sinica, Vol. 25(3):37, Mar. 1997
    (In Chinese)
13. Changjun Liu, Baoyi Wang and Qinggong Guo. FDTD computation on transient electric field distribution in loss cylinder. Journal of Sichuan University. Oct. 1996.
    (In Chinese)
14. Hong Zhang, Changjun Liu, and Baoyi Wang. Specific effects of electroporation of rabbits red blood cells. Journal of Sichuan University. Vol. 36(6):1056, Dec. 2000.
    (In Chinese)
15. Changjun Liu, and Jie Liu. The realization of dynamic data exchange under Visual Basic. Computer Study. Dec. 1996
    (In Chinese)

Proceedings

16. Baoyi Wang, Changjun Liu, and Hong Zhang. Biological effects and applications on transient electromagnetic fields. 1997 Asia Pacific Microwave Conference p53. HongKong, China. Dec. 1997.
17. Changjun Liu, Kama Huang, and Xiang Zhao, etc. FDTD analysis to simulate interaction between microwave and chemical reaction. 1999 International Conference on Computational Electromagnetic and Its Applications (ICCEA'99), Beijing, China. Nov. 1999.
18. Kama Huang, Ning Liu, and Changjun Liu. Experimental apparatus used to study the influence of electromagnetic fields on biological system. Proceedings of the 4^th Asian-Pacific Conference on BME. Seoul, Korea. Sep. 1999.
19. Baoyi Wang, Changjun Liu, and Hong Zhang. Membrane electroporation due to weak transient electromagnetic pulses. Proceedings of the 4^th Asia-Pacific BME Conference, p131. Seoul, Korea. Sep. 1999.
20. Changjun Liu, Baoyi Wang, and Hong Zhang. Animal erythrocytes membrane deformation due to low-intensity transient electromagnetic pulses. Proceedings of the 5^th international conference on bioelectromagnetics. Xi'an China. Oct. 2000.

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