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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 computing 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 the peer review page for magazines to find out how to get involved.
—IEEE Annals of the History of Computing‘s editorial board and staff
Barbara Ainsworth
Gerard Alberts
William Aspray
Troy Kaighin Astarte
Ekaterina Babintseva
Tim Bell
Benoit Berthelier
David Brock
Martin Campbell-Kelly
Alison Clear
James Cortada
Rowena Cullen
Liesbeth De Mol
Stephanie Dick
Bernhard Dotzler
Kevin Driscoll
Helena Durnova
Roy Edwards
Guy Fedorkow
Philip Frana
Jacob Gaboury
Lesley Gardner
Bernardo Gonçalves
Thomas Haigh
Hunter Heyck
Barbara Hof
Chuck House
Chigusa Kita
Peter Krapp
Manuela Lenzen
Kamal Mansour
Patrick Mccray
Paul Mcjones
Nikhil Menon
Jan Müggenburg
Cedric Neumann
Joseph November
Petri Paju
Camille Paloque-Bergès
Craig Partridge
Jonathan Penn
Elizabeth Petrick
Mark Priestley
Brian Randell
Maria Rikitianskaia
Rebekka Roschy
Andrew Russell
Bibhya Sharma
Hallam Stevens
Ramesh Subramanian
Arthur Tatnall
Boris Veytsman
Doug Vogel
Amanda Watson
