Excellence in Review Award A journal exists on the good will and expertise of its reviewer corps. Our Editors rely on high-quality, constructive, and timely reviews from over 4000 reviewers in our database to ensure the excellence of papers appearing in ES&T. We realize that it is a time-consuming job with no tangible reward. In recognition of this, and in order to express our gratitude to some of our best reviewers, ES&T is instituting an “Excellence in Review” award. I asked our Editors to suggest reviewers who have consistently provided both scholarly and timely reviews. The first recipients of the award are shown here. This will become an annual award; we have more excellent reviewers to recognize. We salute all of the individuals below. Jerald Schnoor, Editor
Miguel Blesa Universidad Nacional de General San Martín Argentina
Edward Bouwer Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md.
Mary Ann Curran U.S. EPA National Risk Management Research Laboratory Cincinnati, Ohio
David Dzombak Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bruce Honeyman Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colo.
Keri Hornbuckle University of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa
William Jenks Iowa State University Ames, Iowa
Jose-Luis Jimenez University of Colorado at Boulder
Tadeusz Kleindienst U.S. EPA National Exposure Research Laboratory Research Triangle Park, N.C.
James Kuwabara U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Menlo Park, Calif.
Frank Loeffler Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Ga.
Michael McLachlan Baltic Sea Research Institute Germany
Derek Muir Environment Canada Burlington, Ontario, Canada
William Nazaroff University of California Berkeley, Calif.
A. Lynn Roberts Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md.
Eric Roden The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Ted Russell Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Ga.
Matt Simcik University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn.
W. H. van Riemsdijk Wageningen University and Research Centre The Netherlands
Timothy Obee–Photo not available United Technologies Research Center East Hartford, Conn. 414 A ■ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY / NOVEMBER 1, 2003
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