Since Leonardo was discovered, there have been many people – scientists, technicians and local volunteers – who have contributed to this amazing project and helped reveal Leonardo’s astounding secrets. They may not all be scientists by training, but each has contributed in some way to helping the CSI (Cretaceous Science Investigation) of the Dinosaur Mummy. These people include (in no particular order):
Art Andersen
Bill Armstrong
Dr. Arthur Aufderheide
Dr. Robert T. Bakker
Michael Berglund
Dr. Uwe Bergmann
Robert Bills
Dr. Dennis Braman
Dr. Karen Chin
Julius Csotonyi
Dr. Philip Currie
Dr. Mark J. Dreiling
Kevin Dunn
Pat Durkin
Dr. David Eberth
Keith Farris
Brian Franzak
Susan Frary
Alex V. Garachtchenko
Martin George
Dr. Jon F. Geibel
Dr. Jason J. Gislason
Martin Graen
David Hagood
Howard & JoAnn Hammond
Scott Hartman
Dr. Jerry Harris
Al Hembd
Mark Hufnail
Dr. George J. Havrilla
Mike Holloway
Ken Huntley
Joe Iacuzzo
Dr. Martin Jones
Michael Jorgensen
Tom Kaye
Kyle Kenny
Diedre Kirk
Dr. James Kirkland
Dr. Eva Kopelhus
Dr. Ken Lacovara
Mike Lange
Peter Larson
Ray Linn
Dr. Tom J. Loafman
Dr. Heinrich Mallison
Steve Mango
Steve Mazur
Charlie McGrady
Jim Milio
Dr. Thomasin C. Miller
Beverly Minicilli
Dr. Robert Morton
Matt Murphy
Nate Murphy
Peter Nolan
Edward Oswald
Melissa Jo Peltier
Igal Petel
Tim Quarles
Gary Randa
Dr. Bruce Rothschild
Gordon Schneider
Dr. Joseph Skulan
Dr. Dan Stephenson
Erik Thompson
Mark Thompson
David Trexler
Michael Triebold
Justin Tweet
Greg Wenzel
Karen Young
Kathy Zoehfeldt
And the list goes on with Houston Museum staff, Judith River Foundation members and the volunteers from the community of Malta, Montana since Leonardo’s discovery. Many companies and organizations have contributed, including:
Black Hills Institute of Geologic Research
Carestream Health
Children of the Middle Waters Institute
ConAm
Discovery Channel
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor Co.
Huntsman
Los Alamos National Laboratories
Merchant & Gould
MNFX
NASA
NDT Group
Randa Trucking
Sealed Air
Virtual Surfaces
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
and many others.
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