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Members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1780-2019 -- C C Caballero, Ricardo J. (1959-) Cabot, Godfrey Lowell (1861-1962) Cabot, Philip (1872-1941) Election: 2010, Fellow Election: 1941, Fellow Election: 1936, Fellow Affiliation at election: Massachusetts Affiliation at election: Godfrey L. Cabot, Affiliation at election: Harvard University Institute of Technology Inc. Residence at election: Milton, MA Residence at election: Cambridge, MA Residence at election: Boston, MA Career description: Company executive; Career description: Economist; Educator Career description: Company executive Educator Current affiliation: Same (manufacturing and energy) Cabot, Richard Clarke (1868-1939) Cabezon, Jose I. (1956-) Cabot, James Elliot (1821-1903) Election: 1931, Fellow Election: 2019, Fellow Election: 1866, Fellow Affiliation at election: Harvard Medical Affiliation at election: University of Affiliation at election: Brookline, MA School California, Santa Barbara Residence at election: Brookline, MA Residence at election: Cambridge, MA Residence at election: Santa Barbara, CA Career description: Philosopher; Literary Career description: Physician; Educator; Career description: Religion scholar; editor Social worker Educator Current affiliation: Same Cabot, John Moors (1901-1981) Cabot, Samuel (1815-1885) Election: 1963, Fellow Election: 1844, Fellow Cabibbo, Nicola (1935-2010) Affiliation at election: U.S. Department of Affiliation at election: Boston, MA Election: 1981, FHM State Residence at election: Boston, MA Affiliation at election: Universita degli Residence at election: Washington, DC Career description: Physician; Surgeon; Studi di Roma Career description: Government official; Ornithologist Residence at election: Rome, Italy Diplomat Career description: Physicist; Educator; Cabot, Samuel (1850-1906) Government science agency administrator Cabot, Louis (1837-1914) Election: 1893, Fellow Election: 1891, Fellow Affiliation at election: Brookline, MA Cabot, Arthur Tracy (1852-1912) Affiliation at election: Brookline, MA Residence at election: Brookline, MA Election: 1889, Fellow Residence at election: Brookline, MA Career description: Chemist; Inventor; Affiliation at election: Harvard Medical Career description: Architect; Army Businessperson School officer Residence at election: Boston, MA Cabot, Thomas Dudley (1897-1995) Career description: Surgeon; Educator Cabot, Louis Wellington (1921-) Election: 1947, Fellow Election: 1958, Fellow Affiliation at election: Cabot Corporation Cabot, Edward Clarke (1818-1901) Affiliation at election: Godfrey L. Cabot, Residence at election: Weston, MA Election: 1848, Fellow Inc. Career description: Company executive Affiliation at election: Boston, MA Residence at election: Boston, MA Residence at election: Boston, MA Career description: Company executive Cabot, William Brooks (1858-1949) Career description: Architect (manufacturing); Research institution Election: 1932, Fellow admi nistrator Affiliation at election: Holbrook, Cabot & Cabot, Frederick Pickering (1868-1932) Current affiliation: Cabot-Wellington, Rollins Corporation, Engineers and Election: 1928, Associate Fellow LLC Contractors, Boston and New York Affiliation at election: Judge Baker Residence at election: Boston, MA Foundation Cabot, Paul Codman (1898-1994) Career description: Civil engineer; Residence at election: Boston, MA Election: 1963, Fellow Company executive; Naturalist; Explorer Career description: Lawyer; Jurist; Affiliation at election: State Street Company executive Investment Corporation; Harvard Cabranes, Jose Alberto (1940-) University Election: 1998, Fellow Cabot, George (1752-1823) Residence at election: Boston, MA Affiliation at election: U.S. Court of Election: 1788, Fellow Career description: Company executive; Appeals Affiliation at election: Beverly, MA Academic administrator Residence at election: New Haven, CT Residence at election: Beverly, MA Career description: Lawyer; Jurist Career description: Merchant; U.S. Current affiliation: Same Senator Members of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences: 1780–2019 90 Cabraser, Elizabeth J. (1952-) Cage, John (1912-1992) Cain, Bruce Edward (1948-) Election: 2011, Fellow Election: 1978, Fellow Election: 2000, Fellow Affiliation at election: Lieff Cabraser Affiliation at election: New York, NY Affiliation at election: University of Heimann & Bernstein LLP Residence at election: New York, NY California, Berkeley Residence at election: Santa Rosa, CA Career description: Musician (composer, Residence at election: Berkeley, CA Career description: Lawyer music director); Educator Career description: Political scientist; Current affiliation: Same Educator Cahill, Jr., George Francis (1927-2012) Current affiliation: Stanford University Cacciatore, Niccolo (1780-1841) Election: 1980, Fellow Election: 1837, FHM Affiliation at election: Harvard Medical Cairncross, Alexander Kirkland (1911- Affiliation at election: Palermo School; Howard Hughes Medical Institute 1998) Observatory Residence at election: Boston, MA Election: 1974, FHM Residence at election: Palermo, Italy Career description: Physician; Affiliation at election: University of Career description: Astronomer; Physiologist; Educator Oxford Meteorologist; Research institution staff Residence at election: Oxford, England member and administrator Cahill, James Francis (1926-2014) Career description: Economist; Educator; Election: 1976, Fellow Government official; Academic Cacioppo, John Terrance (1951-2018) Affiliation at election: University of administrator Election: 2003, Fellow California, Berkeley Affiliation at election: University of Residence at election: Berkeley, CA Cairns, Bradley R. (1965-) Chicago Career description: Historian (art); Election: 2017, Fellow Residence at election: Chicago, IL Educator; Museum curator Affiliation at election: University of Utah Career description: Psychologist; Educator Residence at election: Salt Lake City, UT Cahill, Lisa Sowle (1948-) Career description: Molecular geneticist; Cadbury, Henry Joel (1883-1974) Election: 1996, Fellow Cellular biologist; Educator Election: 1942, Fellow Affiliation at election: Boston College Current affiliation: Same Affiliation at election: Harvard University Residence at election: Chestnut Hill, MA Residence at election: Cambridge, MA Career description: Theologian; Educator Cairns, Hugh John Forster (1922-2018) Career description: Theologian; Educator Current affiliation: Same Election: 1967, Fellow Affiliation at election: Cold Spring Harbor Cady, Walter Guyton (1874-1974) Cahn, John Werner (1928-2016) Laboratory Election: 1926, Fellow Election: 1975, Fellow Residence at election: Cold Spring Harbor, Affiliation at election: Wesleyan Affiliation at election: Massachusetts NY University Institute of Technology Career description: Microbiologist; Residence at election: Middletown, CT Residence at election: Cambridge, MA Educator; Research institution Career description: Physicist; Educator Career description: Metallurgist; Educator; administrator Industrial and government agency Caffarelli, Luis Angel (1948-) researcher Cairns, Huntington (1904-1985) Election: 1986, Fellow Election: 1977, Fellow Affiliation at election: University of Cahn, Walter (1933-) Affiliation at election: National Gallery of Chicago Election: 2014, Fellow Art Residence at election: Chicago, IL Affiliation at election: Yale University Residence at election: Washington, DC Career description: Mathematician; Residence at election: New Haven, CT Career description: Lawyer; Art critic; Educator Career description: Historian (art, Political scientist; Educator; Museum Current affiliation: University of Texas at architecture); Medievalist; Educator administrator Austin Current affiliation: Same Cairns, Jr., John (1923-2017) Caflisch, Russel E. (1954-) Cahners, Norman Lee (1914-1986) Election: 1988, Fellow Election: 2012, Fellow Election: 1974, Fellow Affiliation at election: Virginia Affiliation at election: University of Affiliation at election: Cahners Publishing Polytechnic Institute and State University California, Los Angeles Company Residence at election: Blacksburg, VA Residence at election: Hermosa Beach, CA Residence at election: Boston, MA Career description: Environmental Career description: Mathematician; Career description: Publisher; Company biologist; Educator; Research institution Editor; Educator; Academic research executive staff member and administrator institution administrator Current affiliation: Same Members of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences: 1780–2019 91 Cajori, Florian (1859-1930) Calderon de la Barca, Angel (1790-1861) Calkins, Robert DeBlois (1903-1992) Election: 1921, Fellow Election: 1843, Associate Fellow Election: 1964, Fellow Affiliation at election: University of Affiliation at election: Government of Affiliation at election: Brookings California, Berkeley Spain Institution Residence at election: Berkeley, CA Residence at election: Madrid, Spain Residence at election: Washington, DC Career description: Historian; Career description: Diplomat; Career description: Economist; Educator; Mathematician; Educator; Academic Government official Academic administrator; Foundation administrator executive Caldwell, Robert Granville (1882-1976) Calabresi, Guido (1932-) Election: 1940, Fellow Callahan, Harry Morey (1912-1999) Election: 1972, Fellow Affiliation at election: Massachusetts Election: 1979, Fellow Affiliation at election: Yale University Institute of Technology Affiliation at election: Providence, RI Residence at election: New Haven, CT Residence at election: Belmont, MA Residence
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