LEA covers a wide variety of fields, many of them interdisciplinary and often in emerging areas of artistic experimentation, research and scholarship. Our peer-reviewers help us focus on new topics of artistic interest, as other areas may move out of the center of artistic experimentation and become part of established disciplines. In very new areas of inquiry, it is often difficult for us to identify three reviewers competent to review the work; in these cases, we may ask authors themselves to suggest new reviewers for our peer-review panel. The LEA network grows and evolves in a very real sense through this process of collaborative filtering. We wish to to warmly thank the 2004 reviewers who spent time writing very thoughtful reviews on a volunteer basis. These reviews both help us in making publication decisions and help authors improve their texts.

Thank You Volume 12 (2004) Leonardo Electronic Almanac Manuscript Peer Reviewers

Giselle Beiguelman Catholic University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Paul Brown Visiting Fellow, Birkbeck College, University of London, United Kingdom
Ricardo Dal Farra - Estudio De Musica Electroacoustica, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Marta de Menezes Graca University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Steve Dietz ZeroOne San Jose International Festival of Art and Technology, USA

Sven Dupre Ghent University, Belgium
Aileen Familara Isis International-Manila, Philippines
Kenneth Fields Peking University, China
Rudolf Frieling Center for Art and Media, Germany
George Gessert Artist, USA
Young Hae Chang Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, Korea

Drew Hemment FutureSonic, United Kingdom
Stephen Jones Independent artist, Australia
Eduardo Kac School of the Art Institute of Chicago, USA
Choy Kok Kee Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore
Aleksandra Manczak Artist and Teacher, Poland

Michael Naimark University of South California, USA
Sheila Pinkel Pomona College, USA
Louise Poissant University of Quebec, Montreal, Canada
Scott Rettberg Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, USA
Janet Saad-Cook Independent artist, USA
Marla Schweppe Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
Steven Shaviro University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA.

Sonia Sheridan School of the Art Institute of Chicago, USA
Thom Swiss University of Iowa
Vladimir Tamari Artist, Japan
Darren Tofts Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Mark Trayle California Institute of the Arts, USA
Marc Tuters Hexagram & VSMM, Canada
Guy van Belle Independent artist and educator, mxHz.org, Belgium
Marc Voge Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, Korea
Stephen Wilson San Francisco State University, USA