Professor Seunggeun Lee’s team from the GSDS at SNU developed the Overlap-Adjusted Polygenic Risk Score (OA-PRS) to correct sample overlap bias in Alzheimer’s PRS data, enabling full dataset use without the risk of overfitting.

A research team co-led by Professor Seung Hong Choi (School of Transdisciplinary Innovations) and Professor Yukyoum Kim (Department of Physical Education) has found that long-term regular exercise enhances both the glymphatic system—a key pathway for clearing waste from the brain—and the function of meningeal lymphatic vessels.

A research team led by Professor Jong-Seong Kug from School of Earth and Environmental Sciences observed in the North Atlantic, once a certain threshold is crossed, the carbon absorption capacity drastically weakens even in the context of gradual climate change.

Professor Sung-jae Kim's joint research team from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering announced they have developed a small-sized peritoneal dialysis device that can be used as a portable artificial kidney.

Professor Jin Man Kim's joint research team from the School of Dentistry announced that they have successfully applied PROTAC technology to the field of regenerative therapy for the first time, developing an MDM2-targeted PROTAC capable of inducing bone regeneration.

Professor Hongki Kang's research team from the School of Medicine announced that they have developed a system combining a Transparent Resistive Temperature Detector, tRTD, and Microelectrode Array, MEA, capable of simultaneously measuring temperature changes and electrical signals in cell membranes.

A joint research team led by Professors Woon Ju Song and Taek Dong Chung from the Department of Chemistry announced they have successfully achieved precise control of the electron flows within an enzyme by binding metal complexes to glutamate oxidase (GlutOx) site-specifically.

A research team led by Professor Sang Min Park from the Department of Biomedical Science announced research findings indicating the use of antibiotics in patients with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease may be linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases.

A joint research team led by Professor Ho-Young Kim from the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Professor Jeong-Yun Sun from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering developed a next-generation soft robot based on liquid.

Professor Yousung Jung from Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering announced the success in developing technology that predict the synthesizability of new materials and interpret the basis for those predictions by utilizing Large Language Model, LLM.

A joint research team led by Professor Ki-Weon Seo has announced that they analyzed satellite-based sea level change signals under the assumption that a decrease in terrestrial water volume leads to sea level rise. Their findings confirmed observation values consistent with sea level rise predictions made by the ERA5-Land model.

A research team led by Professor Sang Min Park from the School of Medicine has analyzed the impact of short-term exposure to PM2.5 and PMcoarse on the risk of cardiovascular disease in individuals aged 65 and older, and identified associations with specific subtypes of cardiovascular disease.