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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1987

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Two hundred and seventy-three scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1987.[1][2][3] $6,336,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,421[4][5][6] Princeton University and Yale tied for most fellowship recipients on their faculty (9 each), followed by Harvard University in second (8), and Columbia University, Cornell University, and Stanford University tied for third (7 each).[6]

1987 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyYoshiko ChumaSchool of Hard Knocks[7]
Annabelle GamsonReconstruction of solo dances from the 1920s and 1930s[8][7]
David GordonPick Up Performance CompanyChoreography and videoAlso won in 1981[7][9]
Drama & Performance ArtAllan HavisUlster County Community CollegeHospitality (1991): Play based on the life of Patricia Lara [es][10][7][11]
Len JenkinNew York UniversityPlaywriting[7]
Craig Lucas[7]
FictionYuz AleshkovskyWesleyan University (in residence)Question Mark[12][7]
Harold BrodkeyCity College of New York (visiting)Writing[7]
Laurie Colwin[7]
Frank ConroyUniversity of Iowa[13]
Ellen Currie[7]
Deborah Eisenberg[7]
Charles R. JohnsonUniversity of Washington[14][15]
Norman RushMating and a series of short stories[16][7]
Gilbert SorrentinoStanford UniversityWritingAlso won in 1973[17]
Sharon Sheehe StarkNorwich UniversityWriting a second novel[18][19]
FilmCharles AtlasFilmmaking[7]
Morgan Fisher[20]
Robert Hillmann [de][21]
Diane OrrLost Forever: Everett Ruess (2001)With C. Larry Roberts[20][22][23]
David ParryDartmouth CollegeFilm about his wife reentering the workforce after having children[20][19][24]
Mark RappaportFilmmaking[20][7]
C. Larry RobertsLost Forever: Everett Ruess (2001)With Diane Orr; died 1988[20][22][23]
Fine ArtsArakawaPainting[20][7]
Eugene BrodskyAlso won in 1979[20][7][25]
Allan D'ArcangeloBrooklyn CollegePainting and sculpture[20][7]
Stuart DiamondParsons School of DesignPainting[20][7]
Ellen DriscollSUNY PurchaseSculpture[20][7]
Irving GeisCreation of an artistic archive of molecular structure[7]
Michael GitlinColumbia UniversitySculpture and drawing[20][7]
Edward A. LoveHoward UniversityVisual art[20]
Margot LovejoySUNY PurchaseInstallation project[20][7]
Joshua NeusteinPainting[20][7]
Liz PhillipsSound sculpture: Graphite Ground[20][7][26]
Howardena D. PindellSUNY at Stony BrookPainting[20][7]
Faith RinggoldUC San DiegoVisual art[20][7]
Miriam SchapiroPainting[20][7]
Lee TribeBennington CollegeSculpture[20][27][19][7]
William T. WilliamsBrooklyn CollegePainting[20][7]
Music CompositionWilliam AlbrightUniversity of MichiganComposingAlso won in 1976[28][29]
Susan BlausteinColumbia University[7][30]
William Doppmann[7]
Andrew D. FrankUC Davis[30][31]
Kamran N. Ince[7]
David Lang[7]
Ira J. MowitzStanford University[32]
Richard ToensingUniversity of Colorado, Boulder[30][33]
George T. WalkerRutgers UniversityAlso won in 1969[7][34]
PhotographyJoseph BartschererCornish College of the Arts[35][36]
Leon A. Borensztein[37][35]
Philip-Lorca diCorciaTraveled to Los Angeles[20][7][35][38]
Sally Munger MannThe Shadow of Sorrow: Teenage pregnancy[20][39][35]
Richard PareCanadian Centre for Architecture[20][7][35]
Catherine WagnerMills College[35][40]
Neil Winokur[20][7][35]
PoetryRobert BringhurstWriting[41]
T. CarmiNew York University[42]
Louise GlückWilliams College and UCLAAlso won in 1975[43][19]
Debora GregerUniversity of Florida (visiting)[44]
John KoetheUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee[45][46]
Sydney LeaMiddlebury College (visiting)[19]
J. D. McClatchy[7]
Katha Pollitt[7]
Dabney StuartWashington and Lee UniversityDon't Look Back (published 1987)[39]
C. D. WrightBrown UniversityWriting[47]
Video & AudioJulie M. GustafsonGlobal Village VideoThe Value of Life[7][48]
Shigeko Kubota[7]
Richard M. LermanSchool of the Museum of Fine Arts at TuftsSound art: Making microphones out of "various materials, such as leaves or bamboo, or metal, and recording the sounds of the environment they pick up."[20][49]
Stevenson J. Palfi[20]
Buky SchwartzVideo installations[20][7]
William George WegmanAlso won in 1975[20][7][35][50]
HumanitiesAfrican StudiesRichard H. ElphickWesleyan UniversityChristianity in South African social thought[12][7]
Richard A. JosephDartmouth CollegePolitical thought and action of Obafemi Awolowo of Nigeria[51]
Patrick ManningNortheastern UniversityDemography of slavery in Africa, 1740-1850[52][53]
American LiteratureLawrence BuellOberlin College[54]
Arnold RampersadRutgers UniversityBlack writers and the modern world[7]
Robert von HallbergUniversity of Chicago[55]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignMardges BaconTrinity CollegeLe Corbusier's first visit to the US[20][7]
Thomas S. HinesUCLAHistory of the image of Los Angeles[20]
BiographyBernard AvishaiHarvard Business ReviewArthur Koestler[56][52]
Hugh FordTrenton State CollegeGlenway Wescott[57][7]
British HistoryJohn Maurice BeattieUniversity of TorontoThe criminal law and the administration of justice in London, 1689-1740[58][52]
Barbara J. ShapiroUC BerkeleySources of Anglo-American criminal law of evidence[59][52]
ClassicsApostolos N. AthanassakisUC Santa BarbaraConcept of honor in the mountains of western Crete[60]
Kevin ClintonCornell UniversityInscriptions of the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore at Eleusis, Greece[61][7]
Dance StudiesVèVè A. ClarkTufts UniversityKatherine Dunham[62]
East Asian StudiesAlbert FeuerwerkerUniversity of MichiganHandicraft industry in late imperial and republican China[28]
Merle GoldmanBoston UniversityHumanistic elite in post-Mao China[63][52]
Frederick W. MotePrinceton UniversityChina's absorption of Yunnan, 1500-1800Also won in 1968[7][64]
Economic HistoryClaudia GoldinUniversity of PennsylvaniaEvolution of the female labor force in America[6]
Roger L. RansomUC Riverside[65]
English LiteratureVereen M. BellVanderbilt UniversityComparison of "Yeats' real life with the way [he] characterized himself in his poems"[66]
Clark HulseUniversity of IllinoisPoetry and painting in the Elizabethan Renaissance[67]
Ulrich C. KnoepflmacherPrinceton UniversityWordsworth's art of appropriation and his appropriation by the Romantics and VictoriansAlso won in 1969[7][68]
Paul J. KorshinUniversity of PennsylvaniaStudy of Samuel Johnson's The Rambler[6]
John KucichUniversity of MichiganAvant-garde characteristics of Victorian realism[28]
Michael LiebUniversity of IllinoisVisionary mode in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance[67]
Martin MeiselColumbia UniversityImagination of chaosAlso won in 1963[7][69]
Margot NorrisUniversity of Michigan[70]
Ruth PerryMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyContribution of gender to the formation of the English novel, 1750-1815[71][52]
Tilottama RajanUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonRole of the reader in Romantic literature[72][45]
Gary F. WallerCarnegie Mellon UniversityFamily of Sir Philip Sidney[73]
Film, Video, & Radio StudiesDudley AndrewUniversity of IowaFrench film and culture in the 1930s[74][52]
Terrence RaffertyFilms of Chris Marker[7]
Fine Arts ResearchDennis AdrianNorthwestern UniversityCatalogue raisonné of the sculpture of H. C. Westermann[20]
Jeffrey M. Hurwit [fr]University of OregonRepresentation of nature in early Greek art and poetry[20][75]
J. Patrice MarandelDetroit Institute of ArtsCritical edition of 18th-century documents on French art[20]
Esther PasztoryColumbia UniversityArt of Teotihuacan[20][52][7]
Richard E. SpearOberlin CollegeA re-evaluation of Guido Reni[20]
Bryan Jay WolfYale UniversityArt, ideology, and the middle class in 19th-century America[20][7]
Folklore & Popular CultureRobert S. Cantwell[76]
John Miller ChernoffInstitute for the Study of Human IssuesHistory and ethics among the Dagbamba of northern Ghana[77][52]
Robert ChristgauThe Village VoiceCritical history of popular music[7]
French HistoryWilliam ReddyDuke UniversityFrench society under the July Monarchy, 1830-1848[4]
French LiteratureJean-Marie ApostolidèsHarvard UniversityImages of women in French cinema[78][52]
Marie-Hélène HuetAmherst CollegeMonstrosity and imagination in the creative process[79]
Michele H. RichmanUniversity of Pennsylvania[6]
Daniel RussellUniversity of PittsburghEmblematic structures in Renaissance French culture[67]
Susan Rubin SuleimanHarvard UniversityModern French experimental fiction[80][52]
General NonfictionMary Catherine BatesonAmherst CollegePatterns of commitment in women's lives[79]
Barbara EhrenreichThe New Right and the decline of public generosity[81][7]
Michael T. KaufmanThe New York TimesPolish life and Polish lives[82][52]
Barry LopezThe scale of human time[75][83][52]
Alec WilkinsonThe New YorkerHarvest of sugarcane in Florida by West Indian migrant labor[27][7]
German & East European HistoryJonathan SperberUniversity of MissouriPopular movements and organized radicalism in the Rhineland[84][52]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureLorna MartensYale UniversityTransition and transgression in Austrian literature, 1890-1924[7]
Rainer NägeleJohns Hopkins UniversityWalter Benjamin and the emergence of modern literary theory[85][52]
History of Science & TechnologyBasim Fuad MusallamUniversity of CambridgeAvicenna's biology[86][52]
David RosnerBaruch College and Graduate Center CUNYHistory of occupational health and safety in 20th-century America[7]
Richard S. WestfallIndiana UniversityRelationship between patronage and science in the 17th century[87]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryThomas F. GlickBoston UniversityDarwinism in Latin America[88][52]
Carla Rahn PhillipsSan Diego State University (visiting)Spanish wool trade from 1350-1780[89][67]
Intellectual & Cultural HistoryRobert J. BezuchaAmherst CollegeAnimals and Western culture since the 18th century[79]
Alfred W. CrosbyUniversity of TexasThe Measure of Reality (published 1997)[90]
Italian LiteratureAlice A. KelikianBrandeis University[91]
William J. KennedyCornell UniversityReception of Petrarch's poetry in the Renaissance[61][7][67]
LinguisticsJoan L. BybeeSUNY at BuffaloMood and modality in the languages of the world[92][7]
William David LabovUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1970[6][93]
Literary CriticismAaron Moses FogelBoston UniversityDemographic themes in 20th-century poetry[94][52]
Richard A. LanhamUCLARhetorical self-consciousness[52][95]
Mary Louise PrattStanford University[96][97]
Eve Kosofsky SedgwickUC Berkeley (visiting)Knowledge, figuration, and homosexual definition in early modernist fiction[59][79]
Medieval HistoryAlan E. BernsteinUniversity of ArizonaHistorical impact of hell from the time of the Hebrew Bible to Dante's Inferno[98][67]
Robert SomervilleColumbia UniversityLate 11th-century papacyAlso won in 1974[7][99]
Gabrielle M. SpiegelUniversity of MarylandOrigins of vernacular historiography in 13th-century France[100][52]
Medieval LiteratureRalph Hanna IIIUC RiversideRicardian prose[101][52]
Stephen G. NicholsUniversity of PennsylvaniaRomance languages - writing and orality in troubadour poetry[6]
Lee PattersonDuke UniversityPolitics of Middle English literature[4]
Music ResearchLawrence F. Bernstein [fr]University of PennsylvaniaHistory of French secular music of the 16th century[6]
Vivian PerlisYale UniversityHistorical interludes for Aaron Copland's autobiography[7]
Alejandro Enrique PlanchartUC Santa BarbaraBiography of Guillaume Du Fay[102]
Nicolas Slonimsky[103]
Near Eastern StudiesArnold Joseph BandUCLAPosthumous works of S. Y. Agnon[104][52]
Carl F. PetryNorthwestern University[105][106]
PhilosophyJohn M. CooperPrinceton UniversityAncient Greek tradition in philosophical ethics[7][46]
John S. EarmanUniversity of Pittsburgh[107]
Michael FriedmanUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoKant's philosophy of science[46]
Jonathan D. LearYale UniversitySelf-observation and self-criticism[7][46]
Elaine ScarryUniversity of PennsylvaniaMatter of consent[6]
Sydney ShoemakerCornell UniversityChallenges to a materialist account of mind[61][7][46]
Brian SkyrmsUC IrvineDynamics of rational deliberation[46]
Photography StudiesJames L. EnyeartUniversity of ArizonaChanging environment of the arts[20][98]
ReligionSteven D. FraadeYale UniversityAsceticism and pietism in ancient Judaism[7]
Robin W. LovinSouthern Methodist University[108]
Paul Mendes-FlohrUniversity of Virginia (visiting)[39]
Renaissance HistoryMelissa M. BullardUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel HillEdition of the letters of Lorenzo de Medici[4][67]
Russian HistoryJeffrey BrooksUniversity of Chicago[109]
Sheila FitzpatrickUniversity of Texas, Austin[110]
Marc RaeffColumbia UniversityCultural history of the Russian emigration, 1919-1939Also won in 1957[7][111]
Slavic LiteratureLazar FleishmanStanford University[112]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureReinaldo Ayerbe-ChauxSyracuse UniversityBiography of Juan Manuel[7]
Richard ZenithTranslated Galician-Portuguese troubadours[39][113]
Theatre ArtsMing Cho LeeYale UniversitySurvey of pre-professional training for theater designers in the US[7][114]
Laurence SenelickTufts University"Stage transvestism"Also won in 1979[115][116][117]
United States HistoryJon ButlerYale UniversityChristianization of the American people, 1550-1865[7]
Richard Wightman FoxReed CollegeProtestant religion in modern American culture[75]
Eugene D. GenoveseUniversity of RochesterLife and thought of slaveholders in the South, 1790-1860[5][7]
Thomas C. HoltUniversity of MichiganBiography of W. E. B. Du Bois[28]
Stephen C. InnesUniversity of Virginia[39]
Terrence J. McDonaldUniversity of MichiganPolitics of urbanization in America, 1830-1930, focusing on the relationships between race, class, and power[28]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsAlexandre J. ChorinUC BerkeleyComputational methods in turbulence theory[2][59]
Gene H. GolubStanford UniversitySolution of large sparse systems of linear equations[2]
Marc MangelUC DavisDynamic models in behavioral and evolutionary ecology[2]
Dennis Martin MillsCornell UniversityNew techniques for synchrotron radiation research[61][7]
Kang L. WangUCLAResearch at the Max Planck Institute[118][119]
Astronomy & AstrophysicsCharles F. Kennel[120][121]
William I. NewmanAstrophysical and planetary fluid dynamics[2]
ChemistryShih-I ChuUniversity of KansasNon-linear multiphoton dynamics[122]
Andrew E. DePristoIowa State University[123]
Irving R. EpsteinBrandeis UniversityResearch at Boston University and the NIH[124]
Martin KarplusHarvard University[125]
Stephen R. LeoneJoint Institute for Laboratory AstrophysicsChemical physics[126]
David W. OxtobyUniversity of Chicago[52][127]
Kathlyn A. ParkerBrown University[128]
K. Barry SharplessMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMetal-catalyzed organic reactions[52][129]
Ahmed Hassan ZewailCalifornia Institute of Technology[130]
Jeffrey I. ZinkUCLA[131]
Computer ScienceRobert C. BerwickMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyComputational structure of natural language[2]
C. L. LiuUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignComputer-aided design of integrated circuits[2][132]
Joseph O'RourkeJohns Hopkins University[133]
Earth ScienceAntonio C. LasagaYale UniversityDevelopment of kinetic theory in mineral physics[7]
Denis L. NortonUniversity of ArizonaFractures in igneous rock formed millions of years ago by cooling magma[98]
James TrefilGeorge Mason University[39]
EngineeringKlavs F. JensenUniversity of Minnesota[89]
Edward J. KramerCornell UniversityDiffusion of polymers[61][7]
William R. SchowalterPrinceton UniversityNon-Newtonian fluid mechanics[7]
MathematicsJoseph D. HarrisBrown UniversityGeometry of moduli spaces[2]
Nicholas M. KatzPrinceton UniversityArithmetic algebraic geometryAlso won in 1975[2][7][134]
James LepowskyRutgers UniversityInfinite-dimensional Lie theory[2][7]
Alexander NagelUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonHarmonic and complex analysis[2][72][45]
Marina RatnerUC BerkeleyErgodic theory in semi-simple Lie groups[2][59]
Murad S. TaqquBoston UniversityProbabilistic and statistical aspects of self-similar processes[2]
Medicine & HealthRaif S. GehaHarvard Medical School[135]
Samuel GoldsteinUniversity of Arkansas[136]
Hyam Lerner LeffertUC San Diego[137]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyDavid J. DeRosierBrandeis University[138]
Nigel D.F. GrindleyYale UniversityProtein-DNA complexes active in recombination[7]
Richard W. HymanPennsylvania State University College of MedicineAnalysis of herpes zoster genes in yeast selection systems[139][140]
Maxine F. SingerNational Institutes of Health[141]
Robert L. UffenMichigan State University[142]
NeuroscienceGary G. MatthewsSUNY at Stony BrookCellular mechanisms controlling secretion[7]
Evelyn SatinoffUniversity of Illinois[132]
Organismic Biology & EcologyJelle AtemaBoston UniversitySense organs of animals and how they discriminate among stimuli in the environment[143]
May R. BerenbaumUniversity of Illinois[132]
James L. GouldPrinceton UniversityHoneybee behavior[7]
Jeffrey B. GrahamUC San Diego[137]
John M. HayesIndiana UniversityIsotopic studies in organic geochemistry[87]
Rudolf A. RaffDevelopmental mechanisms in evolutionary change[87]
PhysicsJohn B. KogutUniversity of IllinoisNew methods for using supercomputers to solve problems involving high-energy physics[132]
Alfred H. MuellerColumbia UniversityPerturbative quantum chromodynamics[7]
Edward H. Thorndike [de]University of RochesterParticle physics[5][7]
Bruno ZuminoUC BerkeleyAlso won in 1968[59][144]
Plant SciencesKamaljit S. BawaUniversity of Massachusetts Boston[145][146]
David L. Dilcher [pt]Indiana UniversityEvolution of flowersAlso won in 1972[87][147]
Donald KaplanUC Berkeley[59]
StatisticsRichard A. OlshenUC San DiegoModeling and sample reuse techniques[2][137]
Jon August WellnerUniversity of WashingtonEfficient estimation for semiparametric models[2]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesRichard G. Fox [jv]Duke UniversityGandhian socialism as ideology and utopia[4]
Sarah B. HrdyUC DavisMother Nature (published 1999)[148][149]
Arthur J. JelinekUniversity of ArizonaArtifacts from Israel and France[98]
J. Jorge Klor de AlvaSUNY at AlbanySin and confession in Aztec Mexico[7]
Carol LadermanFordham UniversityMalay shamanism[7]
Carol B. StackDuke UniversityBlack migration and homeplace ties[4]
Aram A. YengoyanUniversity of MichiganLanguage and cultural continuity in aboriginal Australia[28]
EconomicsW. Brian ArthurSanta Fe Institute[150]
William A. BrockUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonEmpirical applications of nonlinear dynamics[72][45]
Clive W. J. GrangerUC San Diego[137]
Jerry R. GreenHarvard University[151][152]
Oliver HartMassachusetts Institute of Technology[153]
John PencavelStanford University[154]
EducationJane Roland MartinUniversity of MassachusettsSocial interdependence of education[46]
Geography & Environmental StudiesReginald GolledgeUC Santa BarbaraSpatial knowledge[60]
Julian WolpertPrinceton UniversityGenerosity and civic commitment[7]
LawRoger C. CramtonCornell UniversityLegal education and the legal profession[61][7]
Robert A. FergusonUniversity of Chicago[155][156]
Shirley Robin LetwinHistory of the idea of law[52]
Alvin C. WarrenHarvard University[157]
Political ScienceR. Douglas ArnoldPrinceton UniversityLegislative strategy and public policy[51][7]
Stanley HoffmannHarvard UniversityFrench national crisis, 1934-1946Also won in 1964[51][158]
Stephen HolmesUniversity of ChicagoConcepts of public and private in liberal thought[51]
John E. MuellerUniversity of RochesterDeterrence, stability, and the potential obsolescence of major war[5][51][7]
James N. RosenauUniversity of Southern CaliforniaTurbulence in world politics[51]
PsychologyCarol A. FowlerDartmouth College[159]
Roberta M. GolinkoffUniversity of Delaware[160][161]
Philip LiebermanBrown University[162]
Ulric NeisserEmory University[163][164]
Endel TulvingUniversity of Toronto[165]
SociologyMichael T. HannanCornell UniversityOrganizational diversity and social inequality[61][7]
Melvin L. KohnJohns Hopkins UniversityCross-national research in sociology[3]
Ewa MorawskaUniversity of PennsylvaniaJews in small-town industrial America, 1880-1940[3][6]
Alberto PalloniUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonPopulation and society in Latin America[3][72][45]
Lee RainwaterHarvard University[166]
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1987 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsDrama & Performance ArtJosé TrianaPlaywriting[167]
FictionMaryse CondéWriting[168]
Tomás Eloy MartínezUniversity of Maryland[167]
Rodolfo Rabanal[167]
Fine ArtsGonzalo Díaz Cuevas [es]Universidad de ChileVisual art: Marcación del territorio o introducción al paisaje chileno[169]
Roberto ElíaVisual art: Hopscotch[52][170]
Music CompositionMario LavistaPautaComposed an opera, Aura (premiered 1988)[171]
PhotographyPedro MeyerPhotographic essay of the United States[172]
PoetryCarlos Germán BelliWritingAlso won in 1969[173][174]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & DesignGraziano GaspariniIndigenous architecture of Venezuela[52]
Patricio GrossUrban ideology and plans for urbanization in Santiago, Chile, 1875-1985[52]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryBarry HigmanUniversity of the West Indies[175]
Antonio F. Mitre CanahuatiUniversidade Federal de Minas GeraisMining industry in Bolivia[52][176]
Enrique Semo [es]Universidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoSocial roots of authoritarianism and democracy in Mexico, 1810-1928[52][177]
Latin American LiteratureLisa Block de BeharInstituto de Profesores Artigas and Universidad de la República UruguayLiterary criticism and the media of mass communication[52][167][178]
Saúl Yurkievich [es; fr]Paris VIIIEdition of the lost manuscripts of Julio Cortázar[167]
Music ResearchJorge VelazcoUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de México[52][179]
Natural SciencesAstronomy & AstrophysicsIgor Félix MirabelCONICETResearch at California Institute of Technology[52][180]
ChemistryElsa Beatriz AbuinUniversidad de Santiago de ChileResearch at the University of Ottawa and the University of Rochester[181]
Earth ScienceVíctor Alberto RamosUniversidad de Buenos Aires[182][183]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyPedro E. León AzofeifaUniversidad de Costa RicaMolecular studies with DNA from patients with Monge's deafness[52][184]
Jaime Mas-OlivaUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoRegulatory role of cholesterol on membrane function[52][185]
Esther OrozcoCINVESTAV[186]
NeuroscienceLuciano DebeljukUniversidad de Buenos AiresRole of brain peptides on the control of prolactin and gonadotropin secretion[52][187]
Organismic Biology & EcologyDouglas Y. ShapiroUniversidad de Puerto Rico[52][188]
PhysicsMahir Saleh HusseinUniversidade de São PauloNuclear physics[52][189]
Miguel A. VirasoroUniversità degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"[190][191]
Plant ScienceRenata WulffUniversidad Central de VenezuelaMaternal effects in plants[52][192]
Social StudiesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesSegundo E. Moreno YánezPontificia Universidad Católica del EcuadorIndigenous religion and colonial Christianity in the Andes of Ecuador[52][193]
Political ScienceAdolfo GillyUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de México[194]
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