Ph.D. in History and Philosophy of Science, Interdisciplinary Program, Graduate School, Seoul National University, Aug. 1997
M.S. in History and Philosophy of Science, Interdisciplinary Program, Graduate School, Seoul National University, Aug. 1991
B.S. in Physics, Seoul National University, Feb. 1989

- Dec. 2024 – Present: Member, Deliberative Committee, National Science and Technology Advisory Council, Korea
- Mar. 2004 – Present: Professor, Department of Science Studies, Chonbuk National University
- 2012 – Present: Director, Center for Science Culture Research, Chonbuk National University
- Sep. 2017 – Aug. 2019: Associate Dean, College of Natural Sciences, Chonbuk National University
- 2000 – 2004: Associate Research Fellow, Science and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI)
- Member, Advisory Committee for Women's Science and Technology Policy
- Postdoctoral Researcher, Center for Science Culture Studies, Pohang University of Science and Technology

- “Gender Segregation on Campuses: A Cross-Time Comparison of the Academic Pipeline in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan,” International Journal of Gender, Science and Technology, 2017.
- “The Historical Development of Light Water Reactor Technology: Focused on the UK, USA, France, and Germany,” Western Historical Review, 2016.
- “Changes in Spent Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Policy and Its Driving Factors,” Western Historical Review, 2016.
- “From Gentleman Engineers to Chartered Engineers: The Role of Professional Institutions in the Professionalization of Engineering in Britain,” Western Historical Review, 2013.
- “Achievements and Limitations of Policies Supporting Women in Science and Technology in Korea,” Gender and Culture, 2012.
- “Telegraphy for Empire vs. Electricity as a Public Good: The Impact of Telegraphy on the Development of the British Electric Industry before 1914,” British Studies, 2012.
- “Boundary Agenda between Gender Equality and Human Resource: The Establishment of Policy for Women in Science and Technology in Korea,” Asian Women, 2009.
- “Nanotechnology in Korea: Early Policy Formation and Public Reception,” Korean Journal of Science and Technology Studies, 2007.
- “Characteristics of the Korean Scientific Community Seen through the Aversion to STEM Fields,” Korean Journal of Science and Technology Studies, 2006.
- “Cases and Implications of Participatory Technology Assessment in Europe,” Science and Technology Policy, 2001.
- “Analysis of the Education and Utilization of Female Scientists and Engineers and Policy Implications,” Science and Technology Policy, 2001.
- “Science, Technology, Women, and Government,” Women and Society, 2001.

- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., The Birth of Korean Scientists, Serobooks, 2024.
- Eun-Kyung Lee, Science, Technology, and Civil Society in Korea, Deulnyeok, 2022.
- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., Socio-Technical System Transition, Hanul Academy, 2017.
- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., Emergency Plan for Korean Science, Deulnyeok, 2016.
- Eun-Kyung Lee, Science, Technology and Society, Sorinae, 2016.
- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., The Rise of Modern Engineers, Eco Livre, 2014.
- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., Philosophical Understanding of Science and Technology, Hanyang University Press, 2004.
- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., World’s No. 1 Made in Korea – Semiconductors, Jiseongsa, 2004.
- Eun-Kyung Lee et al., Beyond Male Science, Changbi, 1999.


Translations
- Peter Meiksins et al., translated by Eun-Kyung Lee et al., Engineers and the Rise of Industrial Capitalism, Eco Livre, 2017.
- John Theodore Merz, translated by Eun-Kyung Lee, A History of European Thought in the 19th Century: Scientific Thought, Hangilsa, 2012.