South Korea's multiyear laser isotope separation research programs have involved researchers from KAERI, private industry and academia. The majority of the program's research efforts were clearly aimed at industrial and medical applications. Pertinent scientific research that has been carried out and reported in publicly available reports and the scientific literature was analyzed for this and an earlier report. Efforts in both the molecular and atomic vapor isotope separation schemes were looked at. Sources used were Chemical Abstracts, Engineering Abstracts, Nuclear and Energy Citation Abstracts, INSPEC and the European patent database.