1. Partnerships for International Research and Education Results of 2007 Competition

2. Partnerships for International Research and Education Program Objectives: Support research and education excellence Provide meaningful international research experiences for U.S. students and faculty Seek substantive intellectual contributions from international collaborators who bring unique capabilities to the research activity Develop new collaborative models for international research and education

3. Partnerships for International Research and Education Program Details: FY 2007 Competition (preproposal stage) 516 Preliminary Proposals received 199 institutions submitted All 50 states represented plus DC & Puerto Rico Almost 30% were in ENG disciplines; 20% MPS; 16% GEO; 14% BIO; 12% SBE; 11% CISE China most popular partner country

4. Partnerships for International Research and Education FY 2007 Competition (full proposal stage) 69 Full Proposals received, 71 invited 58 institutions submitted 29 states represented plus DC Almost 30% were in ENG disciplines; 17% GEO; 16% MPS; 13% BIO; 13% SBE; 10% CISE; 3% OCI China most popular partner country (10 props)

5. Partnerships for International Research and Education FY 2005 Competition 12 awards started with $5M in OISE funds and $1.55M in non-OISE funds FY 2007 Competition 20 awards started with $7M in OISE funds and $2.25M in non-OISE funds

6. Partnerships for International Research and Education Awards by PI/Institution Axinn – Univ of Michigan Bean – Univ of Kansas Carpenter – Old Dominion Univ Chaudhry – Univ of S. Carolina Datye – Univ of New Mexico Deng – Florida International Univ Hase – Texas Tech Univ Krishnaswamy – Northwestern Liu – Univ Missouri-Columbia Mauricio – Univ of Georgia

7. Partnerships for International Research and Education Awards by PI/Institution Moreno – Univ of North Dakota Newman – NYU Oh – Drexel Univ Petraitis – Univ of Pennsylvania Rauschecker – Georgetown Univ Rodgers – Wayne State Univ Ryu – RPI Saleska – Univ of Arizona Smith – Ohio Univ Winkler – Cornell Univ

8. Partnerships for International Research and Education AWARD ANALYSIS Researchers supported– Senior level – 124 (6.2 per award) Postdocs – 87 (4.4 per award) Grad Students – 622 (31.1 per award) Undergrads – 566 (28.3 per award)

9. Partnerships for International Research and Education AWARD ANALYSIS Awards by Directorate– MPS 6 (30% of awards, 16% of props) BIO 5 (25% of awards, 13% of props) ENG 4 (20% of awards, 30% of props) SBE 2 (10% of awards, 13% of props) GEO 1 (5% of awards, 17% of props) CISE 1 (5% of awards, 10% of props) OCI 1 (5% of awards, 3% of props)

10. Partnerships for International Research and Education AWARD ANALYSIS Awards by Region– Europe & Eurasia - 8 (40% of awards, 43% of proposals) East Asia & Pacific - 7 (35% of awards, 29% of proposals) Americas - 4 (20% of awards, 14% of proposals) ANESA - 1 (5% of awards, 13% of proposals)