Lynn Lee is a PhD candidate in Security Studies in the School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. Under the guidance of Professor G. John Ikenberry, Lynn examines how the U.S. allies in Asia and Europe have responded to China's rise in dual-use technology (ex. telecommunications and satellite navigation) in her dissertation. Her other research projects include the U.S. allies' like-mindedness, China's nuclear energy exports, and North Korea's nuclear weapons development. At Princeton, Lynn served as Director of the Strategic Education Initiative in the Center for International Security Studies. Prior to Princeton, she received her M.A. in China Studies from the Yenching Academy at Peking University and B.S. in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. Born in South Korea and raised in China and the United States, she is fluent in Korean and Mandarin Chinese, and proficient in French.