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  1. Kathleen Wagar, private citizen, retired, Minnesota
  2. Cameron Wake, Research Associate Professor, Climate Change Research Center, UNH
  3. Dr. Abraham Waksman, Retired researcher, professor and US Airforce scientist
  4. Karen Wald-Cohen, International Co-Director, Interns For Peace
  5. Richard Waldo, Software/Firmware engineer Micron Technology Inc
  6. Phillip Walker, Professor of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara
  7. Richard Walker, Professor, Geography, University of California
  8. Terrence Walker, Prof. of Physics, Director The Ohio State University Center for Cosmology and AstroParticle Physics
  9. Paul K. Wallace, PhD, Department of Pathology, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
  10. Susan Wallace, Professor, Forensic Science, Baylor University
  11. Anne Marie Waller, beyond concerned and with good reason, Ohio
  12. John Waller, Librarian M.L.I.S., Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County
  13. Randy Wallis, Geologist, Prudhoe Bay, Alaska
  14. Jim Walsh, Instructor of History, Pearl River Community College
  15. Prof. Edward Walter, Philosophy (ret), University of Missouri-Kansas City
  16. Larry Walton, Proctor
  17. Frederick Marshall Waltz, Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, U. of Minnesota
  18. Fulton Wang, student, University of California-Berkeley
  19. Kevan Wang, undergraduate student at UC Berkeley majoring in MCB genetics and cognitive neuroscience
  20. Mark Wannemueller, Recent biology graduate, University of Southern Indiana
  21. Tom Wansleben, Conservation Biology graduate, Antioch New England University Environmental Studies Department
  22. Deborah Ward, Faculty, Univ of Hawai`i; Hawai`i Institute of Tropical griculture and Human Resources (CITAHR)
  23. Meagan Ward, Program in Neuroscience, Emory University
  24. Naomi Louise Ward, Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Biology, University of Wyoming
  25. Prof. Peter Ward, faculty member Department of Biology, University of Washington
  26. Brian M. Wargo, Physics & Biology Teacher - Freedom Area High School / PhD Student - Univ of Pittsburgh
  27. Dr. Cynthia Warner, federal scientist, microbiologist
  28. Dane Warner, medical student in North Carolina
  29. David Warner, Professor Emeritus, Ohio Northern University, College of Law
  30. Dr. Elizabeth A. Warner, B.A. B.Sc. (Hons.) Ph.D.
  31. Shelly Washburn, Osseo District 279 and Adjunct Instructor, NDSCS, Minnesota
  32. Elizabeth S. Wasiluk, Planetarium Director, West Virginia
  33. Richard Wassersug, Professor. Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Dalhousie University
  34. Gary Wassmer, Associate Professor, Bloomsburg University
  35. Dr. Myrna Watanabe, Visiting Scientist, University of Connecticut
  36. James Watkins, M.S., Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Botany, University of Florida
  37. Prof. David Watson, Department of Psychology, University of Iowa
  38. Rudie Watzig, GIS Analyst
  39. Dr. Joseph Wayand, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology, John Carroll U.
  40. Sara Weathers, Student, University of Michigan
  41. William Weaver, photographer, Minnesota
  42. Eicke R. Weber, Prof. em. MSE, UC Berkeley, now Prof. of Physics, Univers. Freiburg
  43. Robin Weber, Scientific Data Manager, Long Marine Lab, University of California, Santa Cruz
  44. Nathan Webster, PhD student, Chemistry, University of Western Australia
  45. Neta Wechsler, Dept. of Earth Sciences, USC
  46. Carole Wedl, general public
  47. Manfred Weidhorn, Guterman Prof. of English, Yeshiva Univ., author
  48. David Weikersdorfer, student, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München, Germany
  49. Prof. Robert Weinberg, MIT Department of Biology
  50. Alan Weinstein, Professor of Physics, Caltech
  51. Ronald Weintraub, MD, David S. Ginsburg Associate Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School
  52. Rev. William Weir, Unitarian Universalist Clergy, Minnesota
  53. John F. Weishampel, Professor of Biology at University of Central Florida
  54. Jean Weiss, PhD. Chemistry Research Director for the CNRS, France
  55. Martin Weiss, Vice President, Science, New York Hall of Science
  56. Robert Weiss, Research Tech., Stevens Institute of Technology
  57. Dr. James M. Welch, Assistant Professor, Wittenberg University Dept. of Biology
  58. Kenneth Welch, Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Biology at the University of California, Riverside
  59. Leo Welch, Professor of Biology Southwestern Illinois College
  60. Q. B. Welch, Retired Public Health Official
  61. Wm J. Welch, Professor of Astronomy, UC Berkeley
  62. Gary Allen Wellborn, Associate Professor, Department of Zoology, University of Oklahoma
  63. Daniel Welsh, Bowling Green State University Graduate Student in Ecology
  64. Susan Elizabeth Welsh, Physical Oceanography consultant
  65. Dr. Kees Welten, Research Chemist, UC Berkeley
  66. Kwun Wah Wen, med student-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  67. Dr. Jonathan Wendel, EEOB Chair, Iowa State University
  68. Dean Wendt, Assistant Professor, Center for Coastal Marine Science, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
  69. Paul Wermager, department head, University of Hawaii
  70. Derek Werner, Independent Performance Studies Scholar, Director, and Performer
  71. Dr. Alexander John Werth, Professor of Biology, Hampden-Sydney College
  72. Dr. Andrew West, Astronomer, U. C. Berkeley
  73. Robert Mac West, President, Informal Learning Experiences Science museum consultant/paleontologist
  74. Dr. Marilyn Westfall, Board of the American Humanist Association
  75. Christopher Westman, Student, University of Nebraska at Omaha
  76. Karen Westphal, Coastal Scientist at LSU/SC&E Special Programs
  77. Ronald K Wetherington, Professor of Anthropology, Southern Methodist University
  78. David S. Wethey, Professor of Biological Sciences, South Carolina University
  79. Dr. Richard Wetzler
  80. Emily Wexler, SJSU Graduate in Engineering
  81. Lewis Wexler, Professor Emeritus of Radiology, Stanford University
  82. Bill Whitcomb, Clinical Data Manager at a radiology service
  83. Gerald White, Consultant to the federal government in project management of transit projects
  84. Julie White, Research scientist for National Tropical Botanical Gardens
  85. Justin White, UNC-Chapel Hill School of Public Health
  86. Maurice White, Aeronautical Research Scientist (ret.), NASA
  87. Neil L. White, Prof. Emeritus, Mathematics, University of Florida
  88. Robin White, Leftfield Advertising
  89. Rod White, Head of Temperature Standards, Industrial Research Ltd, New Zealand
  90. Shawn White, Science Educator, Bishop Museum
  91. Pam Whiting, teacher, Orange Glen High School, science dept., CA
  92. Edward A Whittaker, Professor of Physics, Stevens Institute of Technology
  93. Marcus Widenfors, teacher, Malmö, Sweden
  94. Christopher Wiegand, MD, Arizona
  95. Brian Wieland, Student, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  96. Tobias Wieschnowsky, Virginia Tech Computer Science Student
  97. Loy Wiese, Emeritus Physics Professor, Diablo Valley College
  98. Paul Wigton II, Geologist, US Geological Survey
  99. Chaminda Wijesundara, Graduate Student, University of Hawaii
  100. Diane Wiley, President, National Jury Project Midwest
  101. Adrian Wilford, Systems Architect, Peregrine Securities, Johannesburg, South Africa
  102. Mary Wilkerson, Mathematics and Psychology student at Virginia Tech
  103. James Wilkins, Associate Professor/Director, Sea Grant Legal Program, Louisiana State University
  104. Prof. Ken Wilkins, Professor of Biology and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies & Research, Baylor University
  105. Gerald Wilkinson, Professor, Department of Biology, University of Maryland, College Park
  106. Becky Williams, Graduate Student, Department of Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley
  107. David Williams, Network Engineer in Wrexham, UK
  108. Doug Williams, UC Berkeley Student
  109. Greg Williams, publisher, HortIdeas gardening newsletter
  110. Kimberly A. Williams, Assistant in Research, University of South Florida, College of Marine Science
  111. Laurel Williams, Child Welfare Attorney
  112. Lisa Williams, Graduate Student, UC San Diego, Department of Psychology
  113. Matt Williams
  114. Richard Williams, Medical Laboratory Worker, Ysbyty Gwynedd (North Wales NHS Trust)
  115. Ryan Williams, microbiology graduate student, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
  116. Sheridan Williams, Concerned individual, Bedfordshire England
  117. R. Paul Willing, Professor of Biology, Union College, NY
  118. Ingrid Willis, Research technician, Landcare Research, Christchurch, New Zealand
  119. Jon Wilska, Life Science teacher--retired but not retiring, Old Saybrook Public Schools
  120. Brittan Wilson, Environmental scientist, University of Kansas
  121. Caroline Wilson, Denison University
  122. Dr. Ernest Wilson, Professor of Life Sciences (Retired), Virginia State University
  123. Perry Wilson, Professor (Emeritus), Stanford Linear Accelerator Cntr., Stanford Univ.
  124. Sophie Wilson, graduate science communicator
  125. Florence Windfall, President, the Fellowship of Humanity, a Humanist Church, Oakland, California
  126. Jamie Wine, Educator, Catalina Island Marine Institute
  127. John Wingfield, Professor, University of California at Davis
  128. Gregory Wingstrom, Senior Environmental Manager, Department of Environmental Management
  129. Paul Winkler, Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society
  130. Judith E. Winston, Curator, Marine Biology, VMNH
  131. Joëlle Wintrebert, science fiction writer, Montpellier, France
  132. Jim Wise, science teacher (retired)
  133. William Wise, amateur astronomer, Astronomy Student, Connecticut
  134. Kenneth Wodtke, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Retired
  135. William Wofford, blood bank supr, VA Medical Center, Roseburg, OR
  136. Michael Wojcik, Game Developer
  137. Sean Wojcik, a man who loves all sciences and someday wishes to learn them all
  138. Tom Wojtusik, Technology Entrepreneur
  139. Andrea Wolf, Graduate Student, University of California, San Francisco
  140. Dr. Peter C. & Jean L. Wolff, Professor emeritus SUNY/ Potsdam
  141. Cricket Wood, Lab Manager/Researcher, University of California, Santa Barbara Neuroscience Research Institute
  142. Rose Wooderson, Public Health Student
  143. Sarah Ann Woodin, Carolina Distinguished Professor of Biological Sciences, South Carolina U
  144. John Woods, undergraduate, Virginia Tech Department of Computer Science
  145. Richard Woodward, Senior Scientist, Terracon Consultants, Inc.
  146. Susan Worth, SJSU
  147. Colin Wraight, Professor and Head of Biochemistry, University of Illinois
  148. Bernd Wranik, Senior Research Associate
  149. Clare Therese Wuellner, Ph.D. Entomology, Executive Director, Center for Inquiry Austin
  150. J Judson Wynne, Research Wildlife Ecologist
  151. Dr. Jennifer Wytko-Weiss, CNRS-Université Louis Pasteur, Institut de Chemie
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