; (2) train and inform scientists about these available methods of research and testing without the use of animals; (3) establish collaborations among research scientists to assist those working in institutions where research and testing scientists may lack resources (such as bioengineering and advanced bio-imaging equipment) to carry out new and emerging high-tech methods of research and testing without the use of animals; and (4) tally and make publicly available information on the numbers of animals used in federally funded research and testing in order to implement adequate steps to measure the reduction of animals so used. . 4. Reporting by federally funded research entities on numbers of animals used in research and testing (a) In general Each covered reporting entity shall do the following: (1) Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, report to the National Center for Alternatives to Animals in Research and Testing and make publicly available— (A) the total number of animals used in federally funded research and testing at any facilities of the covered reporting entity, disaggregated by species