E
E, or e, is the fifth letter and the second vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is e; plural es, Es or E's.
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Andreas Hildebrandt
Researcher
Gerhard Widmer
Austrian computer scientist
Markus Schedl
Author
Armin Biere
German computer scientist
Johannes Furnkranz
Researcher
Julian Reiss
Economist
Herbert Altrichter
Austrian pedagogue
Bruno Buchberger
Professor of mathematics
Tudor Jebelean
Author
Marc Streit
Researcher
Johannes Furnkranz
Researcher
Armando Rastelli
Physicist
Johannes Kofler
Author
Dorothea Greiling
Economist
Norbert Kailer
Austrian economist
Kerstin Blank
Researcher
Oliver Bimber
German computer scientist
Peter Paule
Austrian mathematician
Wolfgang Högler
Researcher
Bernhard Jakoby
Higher education teacher
Friedrich Pillichshammer
Austrian mathematician
Sepp Hochreiter
German computer scientist
Gabriele Kotsis
Austrian computer scientist
Caroline Dean
British plant scientist
Cathie Martin
Plant scientist
Xiaoqi Feng
Geneticist
Claire Domoney
Researcher
Cristobal Uauy
Researcher
Anne Osbourn
Author
Antony N Dodd
Researcher
Mervyn Bibb
Researcher
James Simmonds
Researcher
Philippa Borrill
Researcher
Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security
Nonprofit organization
Sri Sarma
Donald Geman
Mathematician
Joseph Katz
Professor
Olivier Jeanne
Economist
Gianni De De Nicol
Collin Broholm
American physicist
Jeanne-Marie Jackson
Author
Carl Wu
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Stefanie DeLuca
Sociologist
Emily Zackin
Political scientist
Michelle Colder Carras
Researcher
Kent E. Calder
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Christopher J. Potter
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