Siseon Lee is currently a post-doctoral researcher at Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB, Korea). She received Ph. D degree in 2014 at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST, Korea). During her Ph. D. course, she focused on transcriptional response of bacterial strains, especially exposed to lignin-derived aromatic compounds, and whole cell biosensors. With the great achievements at the end of the course, she was selected as one of the Korean representatives to attend Global Young Scientist Summit (GYSS 2014) held in Singapore. In 2015, she visited University of Wisconsin in Madison and worked as a post-doc fellow. Then, she has moved to KRIBB in 2016 and started to study on development of new synthetic system within Pseudomonas putida and new protein scaffold system for enzyme immobilization.