John E. Kutzbach
1937
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2021
country of citizenship: United States of America
languages spoken, written or signed: English
educated at: University of Wisconsin–Madison
occupation: climatologist, university teacher
John E. Kutzbach (June 14, 1937 (Reedsburg, Wisconsin) – January 29, 2021 (Madison, Wisconsin)) was a climate scientist who pioneered the use of climate models to investigate the causes and effects of large changes of climate of the past. Source: Wikipedia (en)
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- 2010-05-07Peter H. Gleick, Robert McCormick Adams, Jr., Richard Amasino, Edward Anders, David J. Anderson, Wyatt Anderson, Luc Anselin, Mary Therese Kalin Arroyo, Berhane Asfaw, Francisco J. Ayala, Ad Bax, Anthony Bebbington, Gordon Bell, Michael V. L. Bennett, Jeffrey L. Bennetzen, May R. Berenbaum, Brent Berlin, Pamela J. Bjorkman, Elizabeth Blackburn, Jacques Blamont, Michael Botchan, John S. Boyer, Edward A. Boyle, Daniel Branton, Steven P. Briggs, Winslow Russell Briggs, James C. Carrington, Caroline Dean, Theodor Otto Diener, Thomas Dunne, David J. Meltzer, Detlef Weigel, James W. Valentine, Thomas C. Südhof, Paul Josef Crutzen, Brent Dalrymple, Howard Ronald Kaback, Michael Rossmann, Randy Schekman, Paul Greengard, Gregory Petsko, Harold Mooney, H. Jay Melosh, Tomas Hökfelt, Michael Levitt, Solomon Halbert Snyder, Rodolfo Dirzo, Kerry Sieh, Robert R. Sokal, Daniel H. Janzen, Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz, Charles Duncan Michener, Syukuro Manabe, Edward L. Miles, Margaret G. Kivelson, Wallace Broecker, Lonnie Thompson, Gretchen C. Daily, John E. Kutzbach, Charles H. Langmuir, Roald Sagdeev, Raymond Jeanloz, Anny Cazenave, Owen Lovejoy, F. Stuart Chapin III, Donald Crothers, Carl Frieden, Perry A. Frey
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