Jia-Hui Lee’s interest in odors leads him to study the anthropology, history, and science of olfaction. In thinking about smelling, Jia-Hui hopes to examine how critical understandings of queer theory, postcolonial, and science studies may help us understand sensory knowledges and experiences across species, time, and place. In particular, he is looking at human‒animal‒technical assemblages for biodetection, a practice that brings together humans and other animals to detect (usually by smell) threats to human lives, such as explosives and disease. Jia-Hui completed his Master’s degree as a Paul Williams Scholar in Politics and International Relations at the University of Cambridge, and his BA at Harvard University.