Thank you to the 1,687 reviewers who submitted 2,879 reviews in the journal last year. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. But we do here have the opportunity here to say a heartfelt вЂњThank youвЂќ from the entire Editorial Board by listing the names of all those reviewers who have contributed their time and skill and who are the backbone of our community. Join Facebook to connect with Frederico Alvera and others you may know.

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In 2020, JGR Oceans benefitted from 2,879 reviews provided by 1,687 expert reviewers whose valuable work is typically anonymous. Behind every single Frederic name was the letter B. These remarkably dedicated volunteers have spent countless hours evaluating reporting, going over derivations, examining methods, and testing assumptions. The Editorial team at JGR Oceans and the scientists submitting their work have been blessed by peer reviewers of high quality. AGU journals play an essential role here, and this is made possible only if the highest standards of review are met. (Family photo)Show MoreShow Less 2of6Gail Lukasik in 2017 (Show MoreShow Less 4of6The author Gail Lukasik with her mother, Alvera Frederic Kalina, in a photo from. Kalina was born into a Black family in New Orleans but spent her life passing as White. in 1944 after the war Harold Kalina married alvera Frederic they settled in a working-class neighborhood in Parma Ohio in 1946 their daughter Gail was born. The roots of science lie in objective measures that can be widely tested and communicated to other scientists and to the public at large. 1of6Gail Lukasiks mother, Alvera Frederic Kalina, in New Orleans circa 1942.

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