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Professor


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Yoon Kyung Lee (Ph.D.)


I’ve always been drawn to the stories encoded in plant genomes—how crops evolved, adapted, and were shaped by human hands. My research bridges population genomics and molecular breeding, focusing on the genetic diversity found across landraces, modern cultivars, and historical collections. I’m passionate about using these insights to reimagine future crop breeding in more resilient, nutritious, and sustainable ways.

Contact Details


Tel

+82-2-880-4541

E-mail

[email protected]

[email protected]

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Social Media


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Research Interests


Disciplines:

Molecular Breeding Quantitative Genetics Population Genomics Analytical Chemistry

Topics:

Rice Landraces Herbarium Ancient Genomics Crop Local Adaptation Agricultural Ecological System Environmental Pollutants

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Projects


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Experience


<aside> Seoul National University | Assistant Professor

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Seoul, South Korea ∙ Sept 2025 -



<aside> Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew | Honorary ****Research Associate

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London, UK∙ Aug 2025 -


<aside> Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew | Research Associate

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London, UK∙ Jan 2024 - Aug 2025



<aside> Seoul National University  | Research Associate

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Seoul, South Korea ∙ Feb 2023 - Dec 2023



<aside> RDA, Korea | KOPIA Researcher

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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic ∙ Feb 2017 - Aug 2017



<aside> Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency, Korea | Researcher

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