National Science Foundation Research Coordination Network: Integrating Ecology and Endocrinology in Avian Reproduction (E-BIRD-USA)

In compliance with the terms of Exchange Visit awards, visiting students are required to submit a post-visit report outlining activities accomplished and future directions (no more than 2000 words) within 3 months of their return.

The report should include "broader impacts" (see NSF proposal guidelines), as well as a description of the research project. Any publications resulting from the exchange visit should acknowledge the National Science Foundation and this Research Collaboration Network Grant.

Reports are forwarded to the E-BIRD USA network office (John Wingfield, University of Washington Dept. of Biology, Box 351800, Seattle, WA 98195-1800 or via email. Exchange Visit reports are posted to the E-BIRD USA website (for U.S. participants), and to the ESF E-BIRD and NSERC E-Bird Canada sites for European and Canadian reports, respectively.

The following Exchange Visit reports are available now:

• Morgan Benowitz-Freeman (2006)
• Raoul Boughton (2006)
• Mike Butler (2006)
• Britt Heidinger (2006)
• Jodie Jawor (2006)
• Buddy Whitman (2005)