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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1985

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Two hundred and seventy scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1985.[1][2][3] $5,408,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,548 and represented 99 different institutions.[3][4][5] University of California, Berkeley had the most fellowship recipients awarded to its faculty (12), followed by Yale University (10) and Harvard University (9).[5][6]

1985 United States and Canada fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyPooh KayeEccentric MotionChoreography[4][7]
Drama & Performance ArtSpalding GrayColumbia UniversityTheater pieces[4]
James Corbett HamiltonFilm script writing[8]
Shirley LauroResearch for a new play in England and Ireland[4][9]
William Theodore Tally[4]
FictionCharles Morley BaxterWayne State UniversityBroken Symmetry[10][11]
Louise ErdrichWriting[12]
Stephen GoodwinGeorge Mason University[13]
Jamaica Kincaid[4]
Anne Lamott[14]
Toby OlsonTemple UniversityUtah (published 1987)[15]
Douglas Arthur UngerSyracuse UniversityFevertree[4][16]
Arturo VivanteBennington CollegeWriting[12]
John WilliamsUniversity of Denver[17]
William Wiser [fr][17]
FilmJane AaronFilmmaking[4]
Tony BubaThe decline of mill communities around the country[18][19]
Lloyd Richard EllisonFilmmaking[20]
Christopher C. McLeod[21]
Sheldon S. Rochlin[4]
Fine ArtsJames L. AdleyMichigan State UniversityPainting[22]
Luis Cruz Azaceta[22][4]
Robert Alan BechtleSan Francisco State University and California College of Arts & Crafts[22]
Varujan BoghosianDartmouth UniversitySculpture[22][12]
Power BootheSchool of Visual ArtsPainting[22][4]
Helene BrandtSculpture: Studied art in Japan[22][4][23]
Robert H. ColescottCollege of San Francisco Art InstitutePainting and drawing[22]
Richard CullingPainting[22]
Ron FondawUniversity of MiamiCeramic sculpture[22][24]
Linda FrancisPratt Institute (visiting)Painting and drawing[22][4]
L. Brower HatcherBennington CollegeSculpture: Principle of Justice (1986) at the City of Roanoke Courthouse[22][4][12][25][26]
Candace Hill-MontgomerySchool of Visual ArtsVisual art[22][4]
Harvey QuaytmanPaintingAlso won in 1979[4][27]
Alfons J. SchillingVisual art[22][4][28]
Mierle Laderman Ukeles[22][4]
Music CompositionDavid ChaitkinComposing[4]
Joseph Dubiel [de]Princeton University[4]
George EdwardsColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1980[4][29]
Joel FeiginCornell UniversityComposed opera, The Mysteries of Eleusis[4][30]
Lee HylaComposing[4]
Steven MackeyCollege of William and Mary[31][13]
William Thomas McKinleyNew England Conservatory[32]
James PrimoschColumbia University[4]
PhotographyRalph GibsonSchool of Visual Arts"Artifacts"[4][33]
Jim GoldbergUniversity of Massachusetts, BostonSocial contrast and conflict[34]
David T. HansonRhode Island School of DesignCulture and landscapes of the American West[35]
Robert Mahon[4][28]
Antonio MendozaStart of his later project Stories[4][36]
Judith Joy RossMoravian CollegePortraits of prominent members of Congress[37][38]
Jo Ann WaltersYale University (visiting)Photograping her hometown of Alton, Illinois[4][39]
PoetryCharles BernsteinWriting[4]
William S. Di PieroStanford University[40]
Edward M. HirschWayne State University[41][42]
Jane B. Hirshfield[43]
Colette InezColumbia University[4]
Rodney Glenn JonesSouthern Illinois University-CarbondaleWriting his third book of poems[44]
Mary KinzieNorthwestern UniversityWriting[45][46]
Jackson Mac Low[4]
Jay MeekUniversity of North DakotaPoetry about family, commitment, and obligation[47][28]
Liam RectorWriting[48]
Alan Richard ShapiroNorthwestern University[49]
John Joseph Wieners[50]
Video & AudioTami GoldNew York UniversityThe Forgotten Ones, a documentary about youth unemployment in New Jersey[4][51]
Mary LucierWilderness (1986)[4][52]
Michael A. Smith[4]
Edin Velez[4]
Bill Viola[53]
Reynold Henry WeidenaarNew York University[4]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureDavid KalstoneRutgers UniversityEdition of Elizabeth Bishop's letters[4]
Paul MarianiUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstBiography of John Berryman[54][34]
Ramón SaldívarUniversity of TexasNature of contemporary Chicano fiction and autobiography and the relation of those narratives to traditional American literature[55]
James L. W. WestVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityRelations between British and American publishing since 1850[13]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignRichard A. EtlinUniversity of MarylandArchitecture, culture, and politics in Fascist Italy[22]
Charles B. McClendonYale UniversityArchitectural contribution of the early Middle Ages[22][4]
Marvin TrachtenbergNew York UniversityGothic architecture in Florence[22][4]
Anthony VidlerPrinceton UniversityArchitecture of French Romanticism[22][4]
BiographyJean StrouseJ. Pierpont Morgan[4]
British HistoryStanford Eugene LehmbergUniversity of MinnesotaCathedrals in 16th-century English societyAlso won in 1965[8][56]
Robert Michael ZallerUniversity of MiamiThe Quest for Legitimacy in Revolutionary England, 1642-1660[24]
ClassicsJames TatumDartmouth UniversityFiction and the reader in Greek biography[12]
Dance StudiesArlene CroceThe New YorkerExamination of George Balanchine's artistic contributionsAlso won in 1971[57][58][59]
East Asian StudiesJerry P. DennerlineAmherst CollegeSocial and cultural history of Wuxi County, China[54][28]
David R. KnechtgesUniversity of WashingtonTranslations of classical Chinese literary works[60]
Leo Ou-fan LeeUniversity of Chicago[61]
Economic HistoryRichard W. UngerUniversity of British ColumbiaHistory of the Dutch brewing industry[28]
English LiteratureGerald L. BrunsUniversity of IowaPractice of interpretation in early Judaism, Christianity, and IslamAlso won in 1974[62][63][64]
Joel FinemanUC BerkeleyShakespeare's treatment of character and its influence on later theories of person[6]
John HalperinVanderbilt UniversityBiographical essays on selected British, French, and American novelistsAlso won in 1978[65]
Wendell V. HarrisPennsylvania State UniversityConstructivist analysis of Victorian prose[18]
Richard HelgersonUC Santa BarbaraWilliam Shakespeare and the English Renaissance[66]
Alexander LeggattUniversity of Toronto[67]
Lawrence ManleyYale UniversityLondon and the urban vision of the English Renaissance[4]
Maximilllian E. NovakUCLA[68]
Stephen M. ParrishCornell UniversityArt of Wordsworth's The Prelude[4]
Fine Arts ResearchJames E. B. BreslinUC BerkeleyBiography of Mark Rothko[22][6]
Ruth ButlerUniversity of Massachusetts, BostonBiography of Rodin[22][34]
John CoplansPhotographyAlso won in 1969[4][69]
Elizabeth JohnsUniversity of MarylandAmerican genre painting, 1825-1860[22]
Gerald NordlandRichard Diebenkorn[22][70]
Richard A. ShiffUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel HillThe "classic" in modern art[22][71]
Folklore & Popular CultureJohn F. SzwedYale UniversityAfro-American performance style[4]
French LiteratureDeirdre B. BairUniversity of PennsylvaniaCritical biography of Simone de Beauvoir[72]
Marc BlanchardUC DavisGrowth of Machiavellism in 16th-century Italy and France[28]
Robert Greer CohnStanford UniversityA study of Mallarmé's DivagationsAlso won in 1956[40][8][73]
Marcel GutwirthHaverford CollegeThe theory of the comic and the art of comedyAlso won in 1971[74][75][8]
Barbara Ellen JohnsonHarvard UniversityAnnotated translation and analyis of Mallarmé's prose[76]
David Warner Smith [fr]University of TorontoCritical edition of the correspondence of Helvétius[8][77]
Rosanna WarrenBoston UniversityBiography of Max Jacob (published 2020)[78][79]
French HistoryNatalie Zemon DavisPrinceton UniversityReligion and society in 16th-century Lyon[4]
Steven L. KaplanCornell UniversityEnd of guilds in 18th-century France[4]
General NonfictionC. D. B. BryanTeenage suicide[4][35]
Annie DillardWesleyan UniversityNonfiction narrative set in Pittsburgh[4][35]
Noel PerrinDartmouth UniversitySocial effects of robotsAlso won in 1970[12][80]
Richard Alan SelzerYale University School of MedicineThe art of medicine[4]
Alex ShoumatoffCultural ecology in the tropics[4][28]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureJoel AgeeTranslation of plays by Heinrich von Kleist[4]
Barbara Becker-Cantarino [de]University of TexasRole of women writers in German literature from the Reformation through the Romantic period[55]
History of Science & TechnologyTimothy Lenoir [de]University of ArizonaGerman science, 1850-1885[81]
Alan E. ShapiroUniversity of MinnesotaEdition of Newton's optical papers[8][82]
Arnold W. ThackrayUniversity of PennsylvaniaHistory of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral SciencesAlso won in 1971[72][83]
Gerald James ToomerBrown UniversityAn edition and translation of the Conics of Apollonius, books 5-7[2]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryRichard R. FagenStanford UniversityThe Nicaraguan Revolution[40][8]
Frederick M. NunnPortland State UniversityProfessional militarism in Latin America[5]
Italian LiteratureGiuseppe F. MazzottaYale UniversityClassical myths and Christian ideas in Petrarch[4]
Rebecca J. WestUniversity of ChicagoContemporary Italian fiction[84]
Latin American LiteratureGustavo Pérez-FirmatDuke UniversityCuban literary vernacular[71]
LinguisticsAndrás J. E. Bodrogligeti [de; ru]UCLAChagatay language[62][68]
Thomas GivónUniversity of OregonPragmatics of human language[3][5]
Paul J. HopperSUNY at BinghamtonRelationship between narrative discourse and linguistic form[3][4]
Thomas E. ToonUniversity of MichiganLiteracy, politics, and language change in Alfred's England[85][8]
Literary CriticismEdwin M. Eigner [de]UC RiversideHistory of the 19th-century English and American criticism of the novel[86]
David G. RoskiesJewish Theological Seminary of AmericaThe art of modern Jewish storytelling[4]
Medieval HistoryWilliam M. BowskyUC DavisThe Florentine church in the age of DanteAlso won in 1963[28][87]
Amos FunkensteinUCLATheology and scientific imagination from the Middle Ages to the 17th century[68][8]
Michael L. McCormickJohns Hopkins University and Harvard UniversityAttitudes of Carolingian nobility toward the Byzantine civilization[88]
Medieval LiteratureRoberta FrankUniversity of TorontoPolitics of Germanic legend in Anglo-Saxon England[89][8]
Joseph C. HarrisCornell UniversityGeneric history of Old English and Old Norse heroic elegies[4]
Anne L. MiddletonUC BerkeleySpeculative lives and the subject of Piers Plowman[6]
Music ResearchCynthia Adams HooverNational Museum of American HistoryPiano in America[90]
George B. StaufferHunter College, Graduate Center, CUNY, and Columbia UniversityTempos in the keyboard works of Bach[4][28]
Near Eastern StudiesGösta Werner AhlströmUniversity of Chicago[91]
Nina G. GarsoïanColumbia UniversityThe cultural frontier between classical civilization and the pre-Islamic East[4]
Margaret Cool RootUniversity of MichiganSeal impressions on the Persepolis fortification tablets[22][85]
Piotr Steinkeller [de]Harvard University[92]
PhilosophyHenry E. AllisonUC San Diego[93]
Hubert L. DreyfusUC BerkeleyHeidegger's later writings[6]
Barbara HermanUniversity of Southern California[94]
Donald H. ReganUniversity of MichiganPriority of the good in ethics and politics[85][8]
Photography StudiesUlrich F. Keller [de]UC Santa BarbaraReconstruction of Nadar's Figures Contemporaines series[95][66]
ReligionJohn H. HickClaremont Graduate UniversityInterpretation of religionAlso won in 1963[96][97][8]
Renaissance HistoryJohn Michael Najemy [fr]Cornell UniversityGuild community in republican Florence[4]
Russian HistoryDaniel H. KaiserGrinnell CollegeMarriage and the family in the early modern Soviet Union[63]
Alexander VucinichUniversity of PennsylvaniaScience and Soviet ideologyAlso won in 1974[72][98]
Science WritingMartin Jay SherwinTufts UniversityBiography of J. Robert Oppenheimer[99]
South Asian StudiesJohn S. HawleyUniversity of Washington and Columbia UniversityTranslation of the Sur Sagar[4][60]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureMichael UgarteUniversity of Missouri, ColumbiaHow the exile experience affects the literature and the language of people who were forced from their country, specifically pre-World War II Spain[100]
Theatre ArtsWilliam R. AlexanderUniversity of MichiganPedagogy and art in contemporary American theatre, film, video, and education[85][8]
Julian BeckThe Living TheaterPhilosophy and metaphysics of the theater[4]
Errol Gaston HillDartmouth UniversityHistory of Afro-American drama and theater in the US[12]
Judith MalinaThe Living TheaterSecond volume of The Diaries of Judith Malina[4][28]
Bonnie MarrancaPAJTheatricalization of American culture[4][101]
United States HistoryThomas J. ArchdeaconUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonBiography of Alfred E. Smith[70]
Richard Van Wyck Buel Jr.Wesleyan UniversityNaval warfare and the American Revolution economy[4]
Thomas R. CrippsMorgan State UniversityBlack film history[102]
Robert DawidoffClaremont Graduate SchoolModern interpretations of American civilization[103]
David H. DonaldHarvard UniversityBiography of Thomas WolfeAlso won in 1964[104][105]
Jordan A. SchwarzNorthern Illinois UniversityPolitical history of 20th-century American inflation[106]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsNathaniel J. FischPrinceton UniversityTransport in driven systems[4]
J. William Helton Jr.UC San DiegoFunctional analysis in electrical engineering[2]
Janos KirzSUNY at Stony BrookX-ray holography[4]
George H. MileyUniversity of IllinoisApproaches to advanced fuel fusion[107]
Ka-Kit TungMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyAtmospheric waves[2]
Astronomy-AstrophysicsEric Edward BecklinUniversity of HawaiiAnalysis of data recently collected by an infrared astronomy satellite; also, looking for new sources of radiation[108]
Icko Iben Jr.University of Illinois[107]
Philipp P. KronbergUniversity of TorontoMagnetic field strengths of distant galaxies[109]
Frederick K. LambUniversity of IllinoisTheoretical astrophysics[107][8]
ChemistryHoward AlperUniversity of OttawaOrganometallic phase-transfer catalysis[28]
Malcolm Harold ChisholmIndiana UniversityOrganometallic cluster chemistry[110]
James P. CollmanStanford UniversityMolecular engineering of novel materialsAlso won in 1977[40][8][111]
William E. HatfieldUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel HillElectronic structure of magnetically coupled materials[71]
Jack H. LunsfordTexas A&M University[112]
William J. MacKnightUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstScattering studies of polymer blends and ion-containing polymers[54][34]
Janet Gretchen OsteryoungCalifornia Institute of Technology (visiting)Fundamental properties of solid electrodes[4]
Merle D. PattengillUniversity of KentuckyReaction dynamics[113]
David Wixon PrattUniversity of PittsburghPatterns of energy levels and spectra for polyatomic molecules[18]
Julius Rebek Jr.Ion transport[18]
Gary B. SchusterUniversity of IllinoisOrganometallic photochemistry[107][8]
Amos B. Smith IIIUniversity of PennsylvaniaChemical communication in primates[72]
Computer ScienceRichard E. LadnerUniversity of WashingtonTheory of distributed computing, and computer science education for the Deaf[2][60]
Leslie G. ValiantHarvard UniversityComplexity of machine learning[2]
Earth ScienceB. Clark BurchfielMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyEvolution of the alpide collisional mountain belt of the Southern Balkans[28]
Daniel C. FisherUniversity of Michigan[85]
EngineeringC. Barry CarterCornell UniversityHigh-resolution studies of phase boundaries in ceramic oxides[4]
William G. OldhamUC BerkeleyModels of manufacturing technology for integrated circuits[6]
MathematicsYum-Tong SiuHarvard UniversityComplex differential geometry[2]
Alan David WeinsteinUC BerkeleyHamiltonian systems and nonlinear wave equations[2][6]
Andrew John WilesPrinceton UniversityNumber theory[2][4]
Medicine & HealthPaul BornsteinUniversity of WashingtonThe part genes may play in regulating collagen production[60]
M. Eric GershwinUC DavisProduction of autoantibodies in New Zealand mice[28]
Daniel Porte Jr.University of WashingtonHow the body uses insulin as a messenger to tell when it's time to quit eating[60]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyStruther ArnottPurdue UniversityThe language of DNA and RNA structures[110]
Thomas R. CechUniversity of Colorado, BoulderMechanism of RNA self-splicing[17]
Antony R. CroftsUniversity of IllinoisMechanism of electron transfer in photosynthesis[107][8]
W. Ford DoolittleDalhousie University[114][8]
David G. GorensteinUniversity of Illinois, ChicagoEngineering of new DNA binding proteins[8]
Samson R. GrossDuke UniversityMolecular genetics and the history of migratory populations[71]
Sung-Hou KimUC BerkeleyBiomolecular recognition and communication[6]
Keith MoffatCornell UniversityX-ray Laue diffraction from protein crystals[4]
Franklin W. StahlUniversity of OregonMolecular pathways of genetic recombination[5][28]
Robert H. WaterstonWashington University School of MedicineGenes affecting muscle development in nematodes[115][8]
Zena WerbUC San Francisco[116]
NeuroscienceRichard J. MillerUniversity of Chicago[117]
Louis French ReichardtUC San FranciscoDevelopmental neurobiology[118][8]
Organismic Biology & EcologyNorman T. AdlerUniversity of PennsylvaniaBiological psychology of reproduction[72]
William E. BradshawUniversity of OregonPopulation dynamics of British tree-hole mosquitos[5]
Leo W. BussYale UniversityEvolution of individuality[4]
John A. EndlerUniversity of UtahEvolution of animal color patterns[119]
Peter R. GrantUniversity of Michigan[85]
Jonathan David RoughgardenStanford University[40]
PhysicsWilliam A. BardeenFermi National Accelerator LaboratoryApplication of quantum field theory to elementary particle physics[120]
John Lawrence CardyUC Santa BarbaraTheoretical aspects of particle physics[66]
Min ChenMassachusetts Institute of Technology[121]
Noel A. ClarkUniversity of Colorado, BoulderColloidal liquids and crystals[17]
Daniel Z. FreedmanMassachusetts Institute of TechnologySupersymmetric quantum field theory and supergravityAlso won in 1973[2][122]
Pierre RamondUniversity of Florida[123]
George F. StermanSUNY at Stony BrookStrong interaction physics[4]
John W. WilkinsCornell UniversityHeavy fermion systems[4]
Plant SciencesJohn J. EwelUniversity of Florida[124]
Douglas E. GillUniversity of Maryland[125]
Jon E. KeeleyOccidental College[126]
StatisticsJoseph L. GastwirthGeorge Washington UniversityStatistical problems in law and public policy[2]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesMatt CartmillDuke UniversityHuman estrangement from nature in modern thought[71]
Mark N. CohenSUNY at PlattsburghCivilization and health[4]
F. Clark HowellUC BerkeleyEarliest human settlement of Europe[6]
William Hardy McNeillUniversity of ChicagoBiography of Arnold J. ToynbeeAlso won in 1971[35][127][128]
Emiko Ohnuki-TierneyUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonSymbolic transformations in Japanese culture[70]
Richard A. ShwederUniversity of Chicago[129]
Aidan W. SouthallUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonThe segmentary state[70]
Dennis TedlockBoston University[130]
Russell H. TuttleEmory University[131]
EconomicsStanley FischerMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyCauses, consequences, and control of high inflation rates[8][132]
Henry B. HansmannYale UniversityPolitical economy of cooperative enterprise[4]
Charles E. LindblomSocial science in problem solvingAlso won in 1950[133][4][134]
Glenn C. LouryHarvard University[135][136]
Andreu Mas-ColellComplexity of economic decision rules[2]
Herbert Eli ScarfYale UniversityMathematical economics and complexity theory[2][4]
Geography & Environmental StudiesLawrence A. BrownOhio State UniversityHow development affects migration and urbanization in Third World settings, especially in Latin America[137]
Thomas Thorstein VeblenUniversity of Colorado, BoulderStability of the forest steppe boundary in Patagonia[17][28]
LawBruce Arnold AckermanColumbia Law SchoolThe American Constitution[4]
Robert D. CooterUC BerkeleyEconomic principles in law and political philosophy[6]
Richard A. FalkPrinceton UniversityPromise and performance of international law[133][4]
Marc GalanterUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonLitigation in the contemporary US[70]
Charles W. McCurdyUniversity of VirginiaStephen J. Field[138][13]
John Henry MerrymanStanford University[40]
Political ScienceRobert H. BatesCalifornia Institute of TechnologyCash cropping and politics in Kenya[133]
H. Hugh HecloHarvard UniversityConstitution of the welfare state[133]
Nelson W. PolsbyUC BerkeleyModernization of the US senate, 1940-1980Also won in 1977[133][111]
Deborah A. StoneMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyPolitical boundaries and professional logics[133]
PsychologyWilliam K. EstesHarvard UniversityModels of human information processing and decision making[139][8]
Barbara Jean GillamSUNY College of OptometryIllusions and perceptual theory[4]
Robert J. SternbergYale UniversityConcept of intelligence[4]
Kenneth Norman WexlerUC IrvineTheoretical studies in the learning of language[3]
SociologyPeter M. BlauColumbia UniversityInfluences of social conditions on the arts[4]
Victoria E. BonnellUC BerkeleyCollective response of artisans to industrialization[6]
Michael HoutOccupational mobility in Ireland[6]
Bennetta Jules-RosetteUC San Diego[140][141]
Kristin LukerHistory of the sex education movement in the US[142]
Andrew G. WalderColumbia UniversitySocial interpretation of the Chinese Cultural Revolution[4]
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1985 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsDrama & Performance ArtAntonio SkármetaWriting[143]
FictionMiguel Donoso ParejaWriting[144]
Diamela EltitPor la patria (published 1985)[8][145]
FilmNicolás EchevarríaFilmmaking[146]
Fine ArtsJacobo BorgesPainting[8]
Eugenio Dittborn Santa Cruz [es]Instituto Cultural de Las CondesVisual art[8][147]
Alfredo Jaar[148]
Music CompositionMarlos NobreComposing[8]
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchGuillermo Tovar de TeresaBaroque art and architecture in Mexico[8]
General NonfictionAlejandro Rossi GuerreroUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoFiction and essays[8][149]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryMaria Odila Leite da Silva Dias [pt]Universidade de São PauloSocial and political history of Brazil, 1822-1868[8][150]
Carlos Sempat Assadourian [es]Colegio de MéxicoMining technology in the economy of the colonial Andes[8][151]
LinguisticsJuan M. Lope-Blanch [es]Universidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoLanguage of the Spanish-speaking population of the southwestern US[8][152]
PhilosophyAlfonso Gómez-LoboGeorgetown University[8][153]
Natural SciencesChemistryFrank Herbert QuinaUniversidade de São Paulo[8][154]
Earth ScienceConstantino Mpodozis MarínServicio Nacional de Geología y MineríaStructural and geochemical studies of the Chilean Andes[8][155]
MathematicsMarcos DajczerInstituto de Matematica Pura e AplicadaDifferential geometry[8][156]
Ricardo Mañé[8][157]
Medicine & HealthRuy Pérez TamayoUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoHistorical evolutions of the concept of disease[8][158]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyJesús Adolfo García Sáinz [es]Actions of mechanisms of pertussis toxin[8][159]
Rafael VicuñaPontificia Universidad Católica de ChileReplication and maintenance properties of a bacterial plasmid[8][160]
Organismic Biology & EcologyAntonio José Brack EggProyecto Especial Pichis PalcazúEcology and conservation of the fauna of Peru[8][161]
PhysicsAlberto Robledo [es]Universidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoStructure and thermodyamics of microemulsions[8][162]
Plant ScienceRodolfo Augusto SánchezUniversidad de Buenos Aires and CONICETPhysiological and biochemical mechanisms of the regulation of seed germination[8][163]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesRoger Bartra MuríaUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de México[8][164]
Roberto DaMattaMuseo Nacional do Brazil[165]
EconomicsRoberto Brás Matos MacedoUniversidade de São PauloLabor in Brazilian economic history[8][166]
Political ScienceJosé María Aricó[167]
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