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Over 850 scientists from 35 countries have attended AGCI summer sessions to present and discuss the latest research findings. Participants from both the natural and social sciences are invited to the workshops based on their expertise in their discipline.

Past Workshop Participants

Records 31 to 60 of 882

Name	Organization

Johanna Baehr	Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
Chris Baines
Richard Ball	United States Department of Energy
Miriam Baltuck	National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Headquarters, Code YS
Larry Band	University of Toronto
Jill Baron	Colorado State University
Nancy Baron	Ocean Science Outreach/ Aldo Leopold Leadership Program
Roger Barry	University of Colorado, Boulder
Joesph Barsugli	CIRES, University of Colorado
Betsy Bashant	Carbondale Community School
Susan Bassow	Office of Science and Technology Policy
Marion Baumgardner	Purdue University
David Behar	San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Nancy Beller-Simms	NOAA Climate Program Office
Gregory Benford	University of California, Irvine
Lennart Bengtsson	National Environmental Research Council
Stephen Bennett	Regis University
Elena Bennett	McGill University
Sally Benson	Stanford University
Richard Berk	University of California, Los Angeles
Chris Bernabo	Science and Policy Associates, Inc.
Richard Bernknopf	United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Gene Berry	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Steven Berwick	Development Alternatives
Richard Birdsey	United States Department of Agriculture
Martin Birley	Liverpool School/Tropical Med
Annie Bissett
Steve Black	Office of Senator Ken Salazar
Daniel Bodansky	University of Washington
George Boer	Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis

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