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List of Sigma Xi members

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This is a list of notable members of the science and engineering honor society Sigma Xi.

Academia

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Aerospace

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Anthropology

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Biology

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Botany

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Entomology

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Molecular biology

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Zoology

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Chemistry

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Computer science

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Economics

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Engineering

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Chemical engineering

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Electrical engineering

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Mechanical engineering

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Materials science

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Mathematics

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Physics

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Psychology

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Honorary members

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References

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