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First Name	Last Name	Email
Stephen	Saboundjian	ffsks@aurora.uaf.edu	Organization: Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities Department: Research and Technology Transfer Title: Research Implementation Engineer Specialties: pavements engineering, geotechnical engineering, materials engineering Current Research: Air convection embankments for roadways, Passive cooling systems for roadways, Frost heaving in pavements, Thaw weakening and springtime load restrictions in pavements, Low-temperature cracking of asphalt concrete. collaborate: American Society of Civil Engineers, [Technical Council on Cold Regions Engineering],
Russell	Sackett	russs@dnr.state.ak.us	Organization: Alaska Department of Natural Resources Department: Office of History and Archaeology Title: Architectural Historian Specialties: architecture, history
William	Sackinger	obelisk@mosquitonet.com	Title: President and CEO Specialties: hydrocarbon chemistry, oil and gas development, ice mechanics Current Research: Plasma conversion of hydrocarbons.
Walt	Sadinkski	wsadinski@usgs.gov	Organization: U.S. Geological Survey Department: U.S. Department of the Interior Title: Research Ecologist Specialties: aquatic systems, global change, environmental studies Current Research: Lead scientist for the Terrestrial Wetland Global Change Research Network, an international network of scientists studying integrated effects of climate/global change in wetland-upland matrices across ecoregions encompassed by the range of the wood frog (Rana sylvatica).
Jerrold	Sadock	jsadock@woodlawn.uchicago.edu	Organization: University of Chicago Department: Linguistics Department Specialties: linguistics Current Research: Inuit grammar, particularly West Greenlandic.
Kjetil	Sagerup	kjetil.sagerup@npolar.no	Organization: Norwegian Polar Institute Title: Cand. scient. Specialties: ecology, environmental toxicology, parasitology Current Research: Organochlorines and possible effects in glaucous gulls (Larus hyperboreus).
Auromeet	Saha	auromeet.saha@usherbrooke.ca	Organization: Université de Sherbrooke Title: Senior Research Associate
Gregor	Sailer	info@gregorsailer.com	Title: Dipl.Des./MA
Yasunori	Sakurai	sakurai@pop.fish.hokudai.ac.jp	Organization: Hokkaido University Department: Department of Marine Biological Sciences - Faculty of Fisheries Title: Associate Professor Specialties: aquatic biology, aquatic ecology, biological oceanography Current Research: Bering Sea.
Becky	Saleeby	becky_saleeby@nps.gov	Organization: U.S. National Park Service Department: Alaska Regional Office Title: Archeologist Specialties: archaeology, zooarchaeology Current Research: Zooarchaeology of northwestern Alaska.Historic mining sites in Alaska.
Tapani	Salminen	tasalmin@cc.helsinki.fi	Organization: University of Helsinki Department: Department of Finno-Ugrian Studies Title: Researcher Specialties: linguistics, Siberian peoples, Indigenous peoples Current Research: Forest Nenets language.Tundra Nenets language.Nenets languages.Samoyed languages.
Patrick	Saltonstall	pgsalton@macc.wisc.edu	Organization: University of Wisconsin-Madison Department: Alutiiq Museum Title: Graduate Student Specialties: archaeology, Inuit culture, cultural anthropology Current Research: Gulf of Alaska (including Kodiak).Baffin Island.
Eric	Saltzman	eric.saltzman@uci.edu	Organization: University of California, Irvine Department: Earth System Science Specialties: atmospheric chemistry, ice chemistry Current Research: Atmospheric chemistry of gases produced by the oceans.Use of polar ice cores to study the chemistry of ancient atmospheres.Role of biological sulfur gases in the long-term control of climate.
Otto	Salvigsen	otto.salvigsen@geo.uio.no	Organization: University of Oslo Department: Institute of Geosciences Title: Senior Research Scientist Specialties: glacial geology, paleoclimatology, periglacial environment Current Research: Svalbard.Glacial history.Shoreline displacement.Radiocarbon dating.
Hal	Salzman	hsalzman@rutgers.edu	Organization: Rutgers University Department: School of Planning and Public Policy Title: Professor Specialties: Socio-economic analysis of Arctic communities and employment, Labor Policy, Political Institutions Current Research: Hal Salzman is Professor of Public Policy at the Edward J. Bloustein School and Senior Faculty Fellow at the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development. His research focuses on science and engineering labor markets, workplace restructuring, skill requirements, and globalization of innovation, engineering and technology design. Recently he has been writing on the science and technology policy implications of his research. A current project, as Principal Investigator, examines science and engineering education and careers and is funded by the Sloan Foundation. This project builds on Salzman’s previous research on science and engineering education and the workforce (see, for example, “Making the Grade” in Nature). His other area of research and teaching is on human capital development, firm strategy, and community sustainability in the Arctic. He is Principal Investigator of an International Polar Year grant from the National Science Foundation, Arctic Social Science Program/Office of Polar Programs. Past projects include Principal Investigator of a National Science Foundation-funded project on globalization, innovation, and human capital; this work has continued in his research on “collaborative advantage” in globalization, engineering, technology entrepreneurship (research funded by the National Science Foundation and Kauffman Foundation, with Leonard Lynn of Case Western Reserve University and conducted with colleagues in the U.S., Germany, Japan, China, India, and Latin America). Prof. Salzman has conducted a number of studies of the IT industry, on both software design and work practices and on labor force issues in the IT industry. A recently completed project was on corporate restructuring and the impact on low-wage jobs and skills. His publications include Software By Design: Shaping Technology and the Workplace (Oxford University Press) and articles on issues of technology, skills, and the workplace, including “Collaborative Advantage” (in Issues in Science and Technology), “Under Construction: The Continuing Evolution of Job Structures in Call Centers,” in Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society, “Too Many Cooks?: Changing Wages and Job Ladders in the Food Industry.” Regional Review, and forthcoming, Technology Entrepreneurs in the Emerging Economies: The new shape of global innovation.
Raymond	Sambrotto	sambrott@ldeo.columbia.edu	Organization: Columbia University Department: Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) Specialties: marine ecology, CO2 chemistry, environmental assessment Current Research: Project 1 - analysis of CO2 system in Arctic Ocean (NSF). Plankton production and nitrogen chemistry in high latitude seas.
Makoto	Sampei	sampei@nipr.ac.jp	Organization: National Institute of Polar Research Department: Department of Biology Specialties: marine ecology, marine biology Current Research: North Water Polynya Study, Canadian Arctic Shelf Exchange Study
Torkjel	Sandanger	torkjel.sandanger@nilu.no	Organization: Norwegian Institute for Air Research Title: Reseracher, PhD Specialties: environmental health, epidemiology, environmental monitoring Current Research: Emerging pollutants in human plasma, POPs and breast cancer
Hamish	Sandeman	hsandema@nrcan.gc.ca	Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office Title: Bedrock Geologist Specialties: geology, petrology, geochemistry Current Research: Mapping the Committe Bay supracrustal belt, central mainland, Nunavut.Western Churchill NATMAP project.
Gunnar	Sander	gunnar.sander@eea.europa.eu	Organization: European Environmental Agency Title: Program Coordinator Specialties: environmental contaminants, science management, environmental impact assessment Current Research: Coordinates Norwegian-Russian program on transport and effects of contaminants to the Barents Sea region.EVINET (network of arctic-alpine research infrastructures).Works in environmental management department of Norwegian Polar Institute, on topics such as environmental monitoring in the Svalbard area (MOSJ), environmental impact assessments, and oil and gas development.
Robert	Sanders	robert.b.sanders@poa02.usace.army.mil	Organization: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Title: Doctor Specialties: geology, natural resources management, coastal engineering Current Research: 1. Coastal Navigation and harbor studies;2. Natural hazards;3. Village relocation.
Nancy	Sanders	afnls@uaa.alaska.edu	Organization: University of Alaska Anchorage Department: School of Nursing and Health Science Specialties: medical sciences, Native issues Current Research: Generic and professional Care of the Yup'ik of Southwest Alaska.
Haakan	Sandersen	haakan.sandersen@hibo.no	Organization: Nordland Research Institute Title: Researcher Specialties: fisheries management, coastal management, community development Current Research: Fisheries co-management.Coastal zone management.Fjord management.Development of fisheries fleet structure.
Annika	Sanfilippo	asanfilippo@ucsd.edu	Organization: Scripps Institution of Oceanography Department: Geosciences Research Division (0220) Specialties: micropaleontology, biostratigraphy, evolution Current Research: Climatic influence on the evolution of Cenozoic Antarctic and tropical radiolarians.This research project is now expanding into the Arctic realm.
Chesley	Sanger	csanger@morgan.ucs.mun.ca	Organization: Memorial University of Newfoundland Department: Department of Geography Title: Professor (Ret) and Honorary Research Professor Specialties: bowhead whales, whaling Current Research: Historical geography.Northern whaling.Scottish Northern Whale Fishery.Newfoundland and Labrador Shore-Station whaling:1898-1972.