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Acknowledgment of Reviewers, 2015 Acknowledgment of Reviewers, 2015 The PNAS editors would like to thank all the individuals who dedicated their considerable time and expertise to the journal by serving as reviewers in 2015. Their generous contribution is deeply appreciated. A Peter B. Adler Colin J. Akerman Eric E. Allen James Ammerman Duur K. Aanen Ralph Adolphs Joshua M. Akey Heather C. Allen David M. Amodio Adam R. Abate Ruedi Aebersold Anna Akhmanova Jim Allen Valentin Amrhein John T. Abatzoglou Hugo Aerts Hajime Akimoto Karen N. Allen Esther Amstad Jonathan Abbatt Hagit P. Affek Akin Akinc Michael F. Allen Ronald Amundson Allison Abbott Arash Afraz Shizuo Akira Paul M. Allen Weihua An Jeffrey Abbott Theodor Agapie Ozan Akkus Rosalind J. Allen Zhiqiang An Larry F. Abbott David A. Agard Ivona Aksentijevich Morten Erik Allentoft Laura Diaz Anadon Nicholas L. Abbott Sapan Agarwal Serap Aksoy Stefano Allesina Ganesh Srinivasan Anand Chaouki T. Abdallah Joel W. Ager III Yousef Al-Abed David B. Allison Cort Anastasio Omar Abdel-Wahab Ingi Agnarsson Ashraf Al-Amoudi Steven D. Allison Lefteris Jason Ikuro Abe Anurag A. Agrawal Eric E. Alani Julian M. Allwood Anastasopoulos Stephen Tobias Abedon Ashutosh Agrawal Balbino Alarcón Eric J. Alm Hossain Anawar Moshe Abeles Rakesh Agrawal Qais Al-Awqati Benjamin A. Alman Elissar Andari Asa Abeliovich Jon Ågren Joseph Albanesi Ingvild Almas William R. L. Anderegg John Aber Alan Agresti Francis Albarede Steven C. Almo John M. Anderies Clara Abraham Jeremy J. Agresti Umberto Albarella Douglas Almond Mark L. Andermann John Abraham Jay J. Ague Silas D. Alben Uri Alon Bogi Andersen Daniel A. Abrams Fernan Agüero Frank Alber José M. Alonso Gregers R. Andersen John M. Abrams Andrés Aguilera Cristina M. Alberini Carlos Alonso-Blanco Niels H. Andersen Mark Abrams Geoffrey K. Aguirre John R. Albers Hal S. Alper Olaf S. Andersen Thomas W. Abrams Julio A. Aguirre-Ghiso Barbara Albert Peter Alpert Susan M. Andersen Jeff Abramson Zvia Agur Matthew L. Albert John Alroy Bart Anderson Hector Abruna Jason M. E. Ahad Reka Albert Eben Alsberg Carolyn J. Anderson Nada A. Abumrad Asaph Aharoni Susan C. Alberts Grégoire Altan-Bonnet Daniel G. Anderson Alessio Accardi Igor Aharonovich R. Craig Albertson Nihal Altan-Bonnet David G. Anderson Sergio P. Acebron Christopher A. Ahern Thomas Albrecht-Schmidt Galit Alter Diana Anderson Daron Acemoglu Philip P. Ahern Rubén Alcázar Harvey Alter Donald M. Anderson Patrick Achard Per E. Ahlberg Andres Alcover John D. Altman Gregory Anderson Marc Achermann John Ahlquist Kenneth Aldape Douglas L. Altshuler James G. Anderson David D. Ackerly Paul Ahlquist Luke J. Alderwick Lihini I. Aluwihare James M. Anderson Susan Ackerman Kami Ahmad Nick Aldred David Alvarez-Ponce Jeffrey Anderson Martin Ackermann Rafi Ahmed Richard W. Aldrich Jose Carlos Alves-Filho Jill T. Anderson Alessandro Acquisti Shawn Ahmed Becky Alexander James C. Alwine Lorinda K. Anderson Carlos Acuña Brian M. M. Ahmer Daniel C. Alexander Rama R. Amara Mark E. Anderson Zach Adam Hee-don Ahn Gareth P. Alexander David G. Amaral Mark S. Anderson David Adams Seungkirl Ahn Alfredo Alexander-Katz Luis A. Nunes Amaral Michael C. Anderson Michael W. W. Adams Yong-Yeol Ahn Michael Alfaro Gaya K. Amarasinghe Paul Anderson Paul D. Adams Dag Ahrén Thomas J. Algeo Richard M. Amasino Richard A. Anderson Peter D. Adams Misha B. Ahrens Sara B. Algoe Katherine R. Amato Robin C. Anderson Ralf H. Adams Rajeev Ahuja Hashim M. Al-Hashimi Stanley H. Ambrose Tim Anderson Nii Addy Christopher L. Aiken Jared Gregory Ali Suresh V. Ambudkar Dan I. Andersson John P. Adelman Tracy D. Ainsworth Robin R. Ali Shigeru Amemiya Jan O. Andersson Karen Adelman Timothy J. Aitman Mark Alicke Jan Amend Krister P. Andersson Pia Ädelroth Marcelo A. Aizen A. Paul Alivisatos Amal Amer Siv G. E. Andersson David L. Adelson Javier Aizpurua Ravi Allada Daniel L. Ames Ulf Gunnar Andersson Ronojoy Adhikari Venkataramana Ajjarapu Richard P. Allan Sebastian Amigorena David A. Andow Jess F. Adkins Katerina Akassoglou Jun Allard Massoud Amin Luis Eduardo Andy Adler Metin Akay Hunt Allcott Ariel Amir Coelho Andrade Frederick R. Adler Erol Akcay Andrew E. Allen Ido Amit Paul John Andralojc Nancy E. Adler Cezmi Akdis Christopher D. C. Allen Yali Amit Viggo Andreasen E7308–E7344 | PNAS | December 29, 2015 | vol. 112 | no. 52 www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.reviewers112 Downloaded by guest on October 1, 2021 Olivier Andreolitti Sophie Arnaud-Haond Yossef Av-Gay Shankar Balasubramanian Alberto Bardelli Aida M. Andres Norman Arnheim María C. Ávila-Arcos Vijay Balasubramanian James C. A. Bardwell Marta Andres-Mach A. Elizabeth Arnold Leticia Aviles Alexander V. Balatsky David Barford Jose M. Andreu Arthur P. Arnold John C. Avise Gábor Balázsi Jose Bargas Benjamin Andrews Jonathan Arnold Roni Avissar John Balbus Yair Bar-Haim E. Wyllys Andrews Stevan J. 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Armstrong Bruno Averbeck Balakrishnan Kathryn A. Bard Craig H. Bassing Scott A. Armstrong Mark Aveyard Sergei P. Balashov Nabeel M. Bardeesy Milan Basta Acknowledgment of Reviewers PNAS | December 29, 2015 | vol. 112 | no. 52 | E7309 Downloaded by guest on October 1, 2021 Philippe Bastin Matthew R. Begley R.
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