Objectives
Describe your specific objectives for the previous two weeks, and briefly state how they help you accomplish the overall goals of your project.

Results
Briefly describe any experiments that you performed and report your results. If appropriate, show results in tables or graphs. Discuss any significant observations that you made.

Future Work
Describe your goals for the next two weeks. Discuss the basis for any major changes to your research goals or approach.

References
Cite any references to the scientific literature (e.g., journal articles, books) that you need to support your conclusions or to which you compare your results. Arrange the references alphabetically by the last name of the first author. Use the following format:

Journal Articles:
        Author1, F.M., F.M. Author2, and F.M. Author3. 2002 [year of publication]. Title of article. Journal Name 1 [volume number]: 122-135 [pages]

Books:
        Author, F.M. 2000. Title of Book. Publisher, New York, NY [city of publication]

Conference Proceedings or Book Chapters:
        Author, F.M. 2001. Chapter title, pp. 123-145. In: F.M. Editor1 and F.M. Editor2 (ed.), Title of Book. Publisher, New York, NY

Note: These reports do not need to be long; one to two pages (not counting figures) should be sufficient.

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