Kichun Nam

This study uses fMRI to show that second language proficiency in Korean-English bilinguals is associated with task-specific shifts in neural networks during language processing.

The paper investigates orthographic and phonological processing in Korean using ERP and oscillatory data from masked priming, finding sequential processing with early orthographic effects and later phonological effects.

This study investigates how morphological complexity and lexical frequency influence neural responses during word recognition using fMRI in Korean speakers, finding that surface frequency, not base frequency, modulates activity in specific brain regions.