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Literature Exchange
During the annual UJNR Aquaculture Panel Meeting, each side exchanges scientific literature. The intent is to allow both sides access to scientific material that is hard to find or particularly relevant to that year's meeting topic. Many of these publications are copyrighted and therefore availability to the public is best made using the interlibrary loan process through an affiliated library.

2007 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2006 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2005 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2004 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2003 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2002 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2001 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
2000 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
1999 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
1998 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
1997 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan
1996 Literature exchange from the U.S. to Japan

2007 Literature Exchange from Japan to the U.S.
2006 Literature Exchange from Japan to the U.S.
2005 Literature Exchange from Japan to the U.S.
2004 Literature exchange from Japan to the U.S.
2003 Literature exchange from Japan to the U.S.
2002 Literature exchange from Japan to the U.S  Not available
2001 Literature exchange from Japan to the U.S.
2000 Literature exchange from Japan to the U.S.
1998 Literature exchange from Japan to the U.S.

Scientific Exchange Program

The United States annually sends aquaculture scientists to Japan to work on collaborative projects. Likewise the United States hosts Japanese scientists in an effort to increase the transfer of aquaculture technology.

2007 Japan to U.S. Collaboration
2006 Japan to U.S. Collaboration
Collaborative Research 2006-2007
2006 U.S. to Japan Collaboration
2005 Japan to U.S. Collaboration
Collaboration 2005-2006
2005 Scientific Collaboration
United States Shellfish Delegation to Japan, November 2000

Student Exchange Program

In an effort to increase communication and collaboration between Japan and the U.S., a student exchange program was initiated in 1998. In this program, two U.S. students are invited to work for four months in Japan with top Japanese researchers. The following year Japanese students are invited to study with the U.S. scientists who sent students to study in Japan.

1998-1999 Flounder Study Exchange

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