CR2 : Multiple Neurological Disorders

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Convergence Research 2

Multiple 
Neurological Disorders

Multiple Neurological Disorders

The CR2 research group focuses on early detection, prevention, and restoration of age-related brain and neural dysfunction. The group identifies novel fluid-based and electrophysiological biomarkers of neural aging and develops high-sensitivity, non-invasive diagnostic platforms supported by multi-biomarker prediction algorithms. In parallel, CR2 elucidates molecular and cellular mechanisms of neurodegeneration to discover targets that suppress neuronal damage and designs subtype-specific therapeutic strategies for major neurodegenerative disorders. By integrating regenerative targets, gene- and cell-based therapies, and neurostimulation bioelectronic technologies with optimized delivery systems, the group advances translational platforms for neural circuit repair, functional recovery, and clinical application.

Interdisciplinary research with other groups

CR2 seeks to elucidate the mechanisms of brain and nervous system aging and complex neurological disorders, and to translate this knowledge into an integrated therapeutic strategy encompassing early prediction, damage suppression, and functional recovery. By combining neural multi-biomarkers with cell- and circuit-level pathological data, CR2 builds a high-dimensional analysis and treatment platform in collaboration with CT1 and CT2 for AI- and quantum-based modeling, and with CE1 and CE2 for noninvasive diagnostics and neuromodulation technologies. In close integration with CR1, CR2 further advances precision therapies by addressing immune- and microbiome-driven neuroinflammation, establishing a convergent neural–immune–microbiome framework for aging-related neurological diseases.