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First Name	Last Name	Email
Dan	Kerr	daniel.kerr@canada.ca	Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Geological Survey of Canada Title: Research Scientist Specialties: Quaternary geology, glacial geology, mineral exploration Current Research: Drift prospecting in Northwest Territories and Nunavut Territory, Canada.
Andrew	Kerr	andrew.kerr@ed.ac.uk	Organization: University of Edinburgh Department: School of Geosciences Title: Professor, Executive Director of the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation Specialties: public policy, global warming Current Research: Director of SAGES, a pan-Scottish research network comprising over 120 scientists and social scientists researching the grand environmental challenges of the 21st century.
G. Peter	Kershaw	peter.kershaw@ualberta.ca	Organization: University of Alberta Department: Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: biogeography, disturbance ecology, periglacial environment Current Research: Mackenzie Mountains: periglacial landform evolution, disturbance ecology - long-term natural recovery of disturbances initiated in 1943 and under study since 1977 (includes monitoring of microclimates since 1990).Mackenzie River Valley, near Tulita (Fort Norman): ecosystem responses to surface disturbances associated with a transport corridor, oil spill, wildfire (includes monitoring of microclimates since 1985 and the fire in 1995).
Anna	Kerttula de Echave	akechave@gmail.com	Organization: Stefansson Arctic Institute Title: Associate Scientist Specialties: anthropology, Alaska/Russian relations, Native issues Current Research: Cultural transformation and collective identity formation among Arctic indigenous peoples (field area Chukotka and Alaska).
Michael	Kerwin	mkerwin@du.edu	Organization: University of Denver Department: Geography and Environmental Sciences Title: Associate Professor Specialties: global change, climate modeling, palynology Current Research: Calibration of modern pollen assemblages found in lake sediments to the modern climate on Baffin Island, Canada.Using the GISS GCM to investigate the role of high latitude oceanic feedbacks on the Earth's climate system at 6000 years B.P.Using rock magnetic properties to study marine sediments in Hudson Strait, Canada.
Mary	Keskinen	mjkeskinen@alaska.edu	Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Department of Geology and Geophysics Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: petrology, geology, mineralogy Current Research: Metamorphic petrology of the Fairbanks district.Hydrothermal alteration associated with volcanic and geothermal systems.
E. Carina	Keskitalo	carina.keskitalo@umu.se	Organization: Umeå University Department: Department of Geography and Economic History Title: Professor of Political Science Specialties: arctic policy, environmental policy, resource management Current Research: The development of the Arctic as an international eight-state region, the impact of globalization and climate change on renewable resource use sectors in the north, adaptation to climate change.
Inez	Kettles	ikettles@gsc.nrcan.gc.ca	Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Geological Survey of Canada Title: Research Scientist Specialties: wetlands, glacial geology Current Research: Mackenzie Valley peatlands.Peatland mapping.Peat geochemistry.
James	Ketz	fnjak@uaf.edu	Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Elmer E. Rasmuson Library - Wenger Project Title: Database Administrator Specialties: anthropology, archaeology, ethnohistory Current Research: Wenger Anthropological Eskimo Database (a full-text database focusing on the early contact literature pertaining to Eskimos.)
Peter	Kevan	pkevan@uoguelph.ca	Organization: University of Guelph Department: School of Environmental Sciences Title: Professor Specialties: plant ecology, entomology, community ecology, agriculture, biodiversity Current Research: Arctic activity: Biodiversity and ecosystems connexions across the tree line from the boreal forest to the barren tundra.
Erica	Key	erica.key@belmontforum.org	Organization: Belmont Forum Department: Office of Polar Programs, Arctic Observing Network Title: Executive Director, Belmont Forum Secretariat Specialties: atmospheric physics, cryospheric remote sensing, ocean-atmosphere interactions Current Research: My current research focuses on cloud radiative forcing over Arctic polynyas and flaw lead systems as measured from icebreakers and derived from satellite data. I am also interested in the measurement and analysis of all variables relevant to cloud forcing such as aerosol optical depth, ozone profiles, surface albedo, and cloud microphysics. From these data and other shipboard and aircraft data, I am building a history of polynya meteorology.
Jeffrey	Key	jeff.key@noaa.gov	Organization: U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Department: National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS) Title: Supervisory Physical Scientist Specialties: climatology, remote sensing, radiation Current Research: Remote sensing of the polar regions (snow, ice, clouds, and radiation). Trends and interactions in the Arctic climate system.
Patrick	Keys	patrick.keys@colostate.edu	Department: Department of Atmospheric Science Title: Assistant Professor Current Research: Using interdisciplinary empirical methods blended with science fiction prototyping and graphic art to envision novel futures in the Arctic.
Alisa	Keyser	arkeyser@unm.edu	Organization: University of Montana Department: NTSG / School of Forestry Title: Post-Doc Specialties: ecosystem modeling, forest ecology, climate change
Olga	Khachay	khachay@nexcom.ru	Organization: Earth Cryosphere Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch Department: Institute of Geophysics Title: Professor Specialties: permafrost engineering, rock mechanics, geophysics
Bulat	Khassanov	biocenol@glas.apc.org	Organization: Earth Cryosphere Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch Department: Historical Ecology Department - Institute of Ecology and Evolution Specialties: quaternary paleoecology, quaternary palynology, paleobotany Current Research: History of near-sea ecosystems of Chukotka, Alaska, Aleutian Islands.
Frank	Kienast	frank.kienast@senckenberg.de	Organization: Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Department: Research Station of Quaternary Palaeontology Title: Researcher Specialties: paleobotany, phytogeography, quaternary paleoecology, vegetation ecology, permafrost Current Research: Vegetational development during the Pleistocene in Northern Siberia.Climatic indication by macrofossils of vascular plants, preserved in permafrost deposits.Phytogeography of "tundra-steppe" relicts, main focus on Beringia, vegetation - herbivore interactions
John	Kilmarx	jkilly@binghamton.edu	Organization: Indiana University of Pennsylvania Department: Department of Anthropology Title: Associate Vice President for Academic Administration Specialties: archaeology, anthropology Current Research: Dorset period archaeology of Newfoundland, small sites, lithics.
Hongjin	Kim		Organization: University of Alaska Anchorage Department: Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER) Title: research associate Specialties: econometrics, economic modeling Current Research: Economic value of Alaska sport fisheries.Economic effects of re-allocating Kenai River red salmon.
Yongwon	Kim	kimywjp@gmail.com	Organization: International Arctic Research Center (University of Alaska Fairbanks) Title: Research Associate Professor Specialties: climate change, biogeochemistry, remote sensing Current Research: Trace gases: CO2, N2O, CH4.Global change and warming.Frostfire burning experiment (1998-1999).Alaska Transect Experiment (2000-2002).
Edward	Kim	ed.kim@nasa.gov	Organization: U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Department: Goddard Space Flight Center Specialties: remote sensing, modeling, snow, frozen ground, ice Current Research: Remote sensing of snow, frozen soil, permafrost, and ice.
Ekaterina	Kim	ekaterina.kim@ntnu.no	Organization: Norwegian University of Science and Technology Department: Department of Marine Technology Title: Associate Professor Specialties: sea ice, local ice loads, marine systems Current Research: My current research interests include learning from the past ocean data and solving limitations of new technologies (artificial intelligence, augmented intelligence, transfer learning, etc.) using the northernmost regions as a testbed.
Alexandra	Kim-Maloney	kim@tspu.edu.ru	Organization: Tomsk State Pedagogical University Department: Department of Linguistics Title: Full Professor, Director of Foreign Languages Institute Specialties: linguistics, folklore, cultural studies Current Research: Contrastive study of languages and culture of indigenous peoples of Siberia and North America;Selkup floklore;Education in the North;Religion of indigenous peoples of Siberia.
John	Kimball	johnk@ntsg.umt.edu	Organization: University of Montana Department: School of Forestry - Numerical Terradynamic Simulation Group (NTSG) Title: Professor of Systems Ecology; NTSG Director Specialties: ecosystem modeling, hydrology, ecology Current Research: Development of radar-based measures of high-latitude, freeze-thaw and phenology.Assessing boreal/arctic energy/water/carbon exchange using coupled ecosystem process models and remote sensing inputs.
Maureen	King	maureen.king@dri.edu	Organization: Desert Research Institute Department: Quaternary Sciences Center Title: Associate Research Scientist Specialties: archaeology Current Research: Upper Kolyma Region, Northeastern Siberia. Terminal Pleistocene and early Holocene prehistory of western Beringia.