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Ann M. Graybiel
Ann M. Graybiel is an American neuroscientist at MIT, where she is Institute Professor, who discovered and named the striatum's striosomes and showed they control decision-making, habits, and mood.
Ann M. M. Allen
Ann M. M. Allen, full name Ann Marie McIff Allen, is an American jurist serving as a United States district judge for the District of Utah since 2024.
Ann Magnuson
Ann Magnuson (born 1956, Charleston, West Virginia) is an American performance artist, actress, and singer; Club 57 cofounder, Bongwater frontwoman, star of Anything But Love and Making Mr. Right.
Ann Marie Craig
Ann Marie Craig is a Canadian cellular neuroscientist and professor at the University of British Columbia who studies how neurons form synapses and how they fail in autism and schizophrenia.
Ann Marie Pendergast
Ann Marie Pendergast (Ann Pendergast) is a cancer researcher at Duke University School of Medicine, known for defining BCR-ABL pathways in leukemia and for work on ABL kinases in metastasis.
Ann Marie Schmidt
Ann Marie Schmidt is an American physician-scientist at NYU Grossman School of Medicine who discovered the RAGE receptor, linking high blood sugar to diabetic blood vessel damage.
Ann Marshall
Ann Marshall (Barbara Ann Marshall) is an American former swimmer, known for being the first female swimming scholar at UNC Chapel Hill and the 1972 US relay team member.
Ann Michael Maye
Ann Michael Maye (née Hudson, born 2003) is an American social media personality, wife of New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, and creator of the viral Bakemas baking series on TikTok.
Ann Miller
Ann Miller, born Johnnie Lucille Collier (1923–2004), was an American tap dancer, singer, and actress known for her rapid "machine-gun" tap style in MGM movie musicals.
Ann Millner
Ann Millner is an American politician and Republican member of the Utah Senate, representing District 18 since 2015 and previously president of Weber State University.
Ann Miura-Ko
Ann Miura-Ko is a venture capitalist and co-founding partner of Floodgate, a seed-stage firm in Menlo Park, California, best known for backing Lyft, Refinery29, and Starkware.
Ann Morgan Guilbert
Ann Morgan Guilbert (1928–2016), American character actress, played Millie Helper on The Dick Van Dyke Show and Grandma Yetta on The Nanny; Stanford-trained, Helen Hayes Award winner, appeared in Please Give.
Ann Nelson
Ann Nelson (1958–2019) was an American theoretical particle physicist and University of Washington professor whose 1984 solution to the strong CP problem, the Nelson–Barr mechanism, remains an active research program.
Ann Packer
Ann Packer (Ann Brightwell, born 1942) is a British retired sprinter-middle-distance runner who won 800m gold in a world record 2:01.1 and 400m silver at Tokyo 1964, then retired at 22; first British woman to win individual Olympic track gold.
Ann Patchett
Ann Patchett (born 1963) is an American novelist and co-owner of Nashville's Parnassus Books, author of Bel Canto, The Dutch House, Tom Lake, and Whistler, winner of the Orange Prize and PEN/Faulkner Award.
Ann Perkins
Ann Perkins is the fictional nurse on the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation, played by Rashida Jones. Her pit beside her house starts the show's plot; she is Leslie Knope's best friend, exits as a main character in season 6.
Ann Prentiss
Ann Prentiss, born Ann Elizabeth Ragusa, was an American actress who played supporting film and television roles from the 1960s to the 1980s, including in California Split.
Ann Putnam
Ann Putnam Jr. was a twelve-year-old girl of Salem Village, Massachusetts, a chief accuser in the 1692 Salem witch trials who apologized publicly in 1706.
Ann R. Falsey
Ann R. Falsey is an American infectious disease physician-scientist at the University of Rochester whose research established RSV as a major pathogen of older adults.
Ann Radcliffe
Ann Radcliffe (1764–1823), born Ann Ward, English Gothic novelist, wife of William Radcliffe; author of The Mysteries of Udolpho and The Italian, pioneer of the explained supernatural.
Ann Reinking
Ann Reinking (1949–2020), American dancer, actress, and choreographer; Bob Fosse's muse and partner; won the 1997 Tony for Best Choreography for the Chicago revival and co-directed Fosse.
Ann Renee Desbiens
Ann-Renée Desbiens (born 1994) is a Canadian goaltender for the PWHL's Montréal Victoire, Olympic gold (2022) and two-time silver medallist, 2017 Patty Kazmaier winner, and 2024-25 PWHL Goaltender of the Year.
Ann Rest
Ann Rest is an American Democratic-Farmer-Laborer politician who has represented Minnesota Senate District 43 since 2001 and serves as President pro tempore of the Senate, chairing its Taxes Committee.
Ann Richards
Ann Richards (Dorothy Ann Willis Richards, 1933–2006), Democratic Texas State Treasurer 1983–1991 and governor of Texas 1991–1995, the state's first woman governor since 1924, defeated Clayton Williams in 1990 and lost to George W. Bush in 1994.
Ann Rockefeller Roberts
Ann Rockefeller Roberts (1934–2024), eldest daughter of Nelson Rockefeller, was a Native American rights activist, founder of the Fund of the Four Directions, first funder of Women's World Banking, and author of Mr. Rockefeller's Roads.
Ann Romney
Ann Romney, wife of 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, is an American campaigner diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in 1998 and treated for stage-zero breast cancer in 2008.
Ann Rule
Ann Rule, also known as Ann Rae Rule, was an American true-crime writer whose 1980 book The Stranger Beside Me recounted her friendship with Ted Bundy.
Ann Rutherford
Ann Rutherford (Therese Ann Rutherford, 1917–2012), Canadian-born American actress; played Polly Benedict in MGM's Andy Hardy series and Carreen O'Hara in Gone with the Wind (1939); also starred in Republic Westerns with Gene Autry and John Wayne.
Ann Ryerson
Ann Ryerson is an American actress and writer whose career spans five decades. She is known for roles in Caddyshack, Minority Report, and her recurring part on Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Ann Selzer
J. Ann Selzer, Iowa pollster and president of Selzer & Company, ran the Des Moines Register Iowa Poll from 1987 to 2024, famed for accuracy until her final 2024 poll showing Harris +3 missed Trump's 13-point win by 16 points; she then retired from election polling.