Research Atlas · 02 · Research streams
Our 37 research lines grouped into eight streams, stacked by the number of papers published each year.
We developed and normed the Korean versions of core cognitive tests (CERAD-K, MMSE, FAB) and built on them toward screening for subjective cognitive decline (SMCQ) and AI-assisted interpretation.
Since 1998 · 64 papers · 12% in the last 6 years
National and community samples measured how common dementia is and how often it arises; international cohorts compared risk factors such as education, social ties, lifestyle and nutrition, and their links to mortality.
Since 2002 · 64 papers · 33% in the last 6 years
Cohort data traced how cardiometabolic, kidney, thyroid, eye and musculoskeletal health intertwine with the ageing brain.
Since 2008 · 63 papers · 19% in the last 6 years
White-matter lesions, MRI texture and automated analysis, Alzheimer's genetics and Lewy body research turned brain mechanisms into measurable markers.
Since 1999 · 75 papers · 32% in the last 6 years
Late-life depression and suicide, vascular depression, sleep and REM sleep behaviour disorder, studied as windows into dementia risk.
Since 2004 · 86 papers · 20% in the last 6 years
From sarcopenia and frailty to wearable sensors that measure gait and flag cognitive impairment.
Since 2007 · 46 papers · 20% in the last 6 years
From non-drug cognitive rehabilitation to gamma-entraining light stimulation: interventions to slow cognitive decline.
Since 2008 · 24 papers · 42% in the last 6 years
Evidence for national dementia plans, family caregiving and older-driver safety.
Since 2015 · 14 papers · 43% in the last 6 years
