My Fulbright Experience II.
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Reports of Hungarian Grantees
Published by the Fulbright Commission, Budapest, 2008
Hard copies are available at the Commission’s office upon request.
Foreword
Foreword – My Fulbright Experience II.
AY 2005/2006
Máté Csanád: High Energy Nuclear Physics at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
Gábor Gyulai: Ancient Citrullus DNA-unlocking Domestication Events
Ágnes Juhász: Teaching at North Valley High School
György Kovács: Research at Harvard Law School
Veronika Kusz: Florida’s Youthful Oldster: Ernő Dohnányi in Tallahassee
Tibor Laczkó: A Lexical-Functional Approach to Inflectional and Word Order Phenomena in Hungarian and English
Lídia Márton: In Defense of the Public Interest
Edit Nádasi: Tyrosine Phosphorylation Pathways and Oncogenesis
Károly Németh: Mio/Pliocene Phreatomagmatic Volcanism in Idaho in Association with a Changing Fluvio-lacustrine Environment and its Comparison with Young Basaltic Volcanic Fields in the Pannonian Basin
Zita Zoltayné Paprika: Decision Making Skills in Upgrading Business Performance
AY 2006/2007
Ágnes Adroviczné Tüske: Together We Made a Difference
Csaba Békés: Teaching Cold War History at New York University
Győző Jordán: Geochemical Modeling for the Contamination Risk Assessment of Mineral Deposits and Mines
László Z. Karvalics: 1961 – The Birth of the Information Society in the United States
Beatrix Kotlan: Novel Findings to Establish a new Generation of Breast Cancer Diagnostic and Therapeutic Immunoconjugates
Zsolt Kovács: My Fulbright Experience – the American dream
Gabriella Moise: Abysmal Reflections in Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse
Szabolcs Pogonyi: Charles Taylor. Philosophy and Politics, 2007
Tünde Sóspataki: Hungarians Everywhere
Katalin T. Bíró: Fulbright R/L Scholarship at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Department of Anthropology
