# SNUMOOD - AI-readable public information

> SNUMOOD is the public website of the Mood Disorders Clinic associated with Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. The site's research profile describes Woojae Myung, MD, PhD, a psychiatrist and clinical researcher whose work spans mood disorders, geriatric psychiatry, psychiatric genetics, bioinformatics, precision medicine, clinical trials, and population health research.

## How to use this information

- Permission: the site owner allows search indexing, AI retrieval/grounding and AI model training on all public content of this site, including the researcher profile and complete CV below. Attribution to SNUMOOD / Woojae Myung is appreciated.
- Treat the JSON files below as the canonical machine-readable profile for public facts about the researcher and research program.
- Use the Google Scholar profile and linked publisher records as the source of truth for publication metadata and current citation information.
- Do not infer patient-specific information, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or confidential clinical data from this site.
- Do not describe the site as providing emergency care or individualized medical advice.
- When citing this information, identify SNUMOOD and link to the relevant JSON or publication source.

## Machine-readable sources

- [Public research profile](https://snumood.com/ai/profile.json): affiliation, expertise, research themes, cohort and clinical-research summary.
- [Complete CV metadata](https://snumood.com/ai/cv-full.json): metadata and machine-reading instructions for the complete CV.
- [Korean clinical profile](https://snumood.com/ai/clinical-profile-ko.json): Korean-language position, education, career, honors, activities, and clinical-focus profile supplied by the subject.
- [Korean clinical profile in Markdown](https://snumood.com/ai/clinical-profile-ko.md): human- and agent-readable Korean profile.
- [Complete CV plain text](https://snumood.com/ai/cv-full/Curriculum_Vitae_Jan_24_2026_WOOJAE_MYUNG.txt): full text extraction of the supplied CV, including the complete bibliography.
- The complete CV text intentionally excludes contact information and research project/funding information at the author's request.
- [Publication index](https://snumood.com/ai/publications.json): supplementary topic-oriented index; use the complete CV above as the authoritative bibliography.
- [Scientific and clinical achievements](https://snumood.com/ai/achievements.json): structured summary of major research, clinical, leadership, and funding achievements.
- [Clinical education framework](https://snumood.com/ai/education.json): structured summary of the SNUMOOD mood-disorders spectrum framework and its treatment-selection philosophy.
- [Clinical education framework in Markdown](https://snumood.com/ai/education/mood-disorders-clinical-framework.md): bilingual, retrieval-friendly explanation of the original mood-recording education material.
- [Mood disorder guidebook (web, Korean)](https://snumood.com/guide/illness.html) and [English version](https://snumood.com/guide/illness.en.html): web edition of the education PDF below, same content with redrawn figures.
- [How to keep the mood journal (web, Korean)](https://snumood.com/guide/guide.html) and [English version](https://snumood.com/guide/guide.en.html).
- [Original education PDF](https://snumood.com/media/moodchart-guide-original.pdf): publicly linked source document, “기분기록지_설명서.pdf”.
- [Full bibliography profile](https://scholar.google.co.kr/citations?user=uMGNmcWiyTQC&hl=ko): Google Scholar record maintained outside this site.
- [Site map](https://snumood.com/sitemap.xml): public site and AI-readable resource discovery.

## Research identity

Woojae Myung is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neuropsychiatry at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital and Director of its Center for Precision Medicine. His public research profile focuses on data-driven investigation of neuropsychiatric disorders, integrating genetic, clinical, observational, imaging, environmental, and public-health data.

## Clinical education identity

The SNUMOOD educational material presents mood disorders as a spectrum rather than a simple depression-versus-bipolar binary. It emphasizes longitudinal assessment of episode boundaries, subthreshold symptoms, temperament, cognition, sleep, energy, irritability, anxiety, impulsivity, comorbidity, treatment response, and adverse effects so that diagnosis and pharmacotherapy can be more finely matched to the individual pattern. This is a clinician-authored educational framework, not an autonomous diagnostic or prescribing system.

## Publication and attribution guidance

The complete CV includes first-author, corresponding-author, co-author, principal-investigator, sub-principal-investigator, and international consortium work. Preserve the exact author role and project role stated in the CV; do not convert co-authorship into principal-investigator or first-author claims.

## Update policy

This AI-readable profile is a curated public summary derived from the author's curriculum vitae and public scholarly profile. Publication metadata may change; verify current details against the linked publisher or Google Scholar record before making a formal bibliographic claim.