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2018 Reviewer Thanks

Annals is grateful for the contributions of our excellent reviewers.

The articles in IEEE Annals of the History of Computing are the result of hard work by many people. We deeply appreciate the efforts of everyone who reviewed the many articles submitted to the magazine last year. The peer review process helps maintain the magazine’s high standard of quality. All of us in the tech history community owe gratitude to the small and dedicated group of people who participate in this crucial service. If you would like to contribute as a reviewer, visit our Peer Review page to find out how to get involved.

—Annals of the History of Computing’s editorial board and staff

  • Nelson Beebe
  • Janusz S. Bień
  • Corrado Bonfanti
  • David Brock
  • Glenn Bugos
  • Gerardo Con Diaz
  • James Cortada
  • Liesbeth De Mol
  • Donna Drucker
  • Bradley Fidler
  • David Fuchs
  • David Grier
  • David Hemmendinger
  • Hansen Hsu
  • Meg Jones
  • Shreeharsh Kelkar
  • Devin Kennedy
  • Chigusa Kita
  • Butler Lampson
  • Simon Lavington
  • Paul McJones
  • Dongoh Park
  • Giuditta Parolini
  • Elizabeth Petrick
  • Brian Reid
  • Martin Ruckert
  • Corinna Schlombs
  • John Shoch
  • Len Shustek
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