About
Neuroscientist & Computational Biologist
I am a researcher at LPDN Laboratory (Department of Neurology, Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital) working at the intersection of molecular neuroscience and computational biomedicine. My work spans from wet-lab mechanistic studies to large-scale multi-omics data analysis.
On the experimental side, my research identified the immunoproteasome (PSMB8) as a critical driver of alpha-synuclein pathology in neurodegeneration, linking proteostasis to immune activation. On the computational side, I apply single-cell RNA sequencing analysis, deep learning, and cutting-edge AI foundation models to dissect disease heterogeneity and predict cellular states across large patient cohorts.
I believe the future of neuroscience lies in combining the precision of molecular biology with the power of AI — building bridges between bench discoveries and data-driven clinical insights.
Supported by national grants (NRF, Ministry of Health & Welfare) through LPDN Lab, Hallym University, I have presented at the MDS World Congress, Synuclein Meeting (Cambridge), and ICKMDS, earning travel grants and presentation awards across three consecutive years.
