Sentence examples for academic hubs from inspiring English sources

The research partnership between various academic hubs across the state and solar energy companies will help advance New York's solar industry, said U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-22nd Dist)., who has so far secured approval of $3.2 million for solar research and development in conjunction with TSEC, and continues to seek additional state and federal funding.

Qatar also has a less restrictive entry visa system for professionals attending conferences than the United States or many other traditional academic hubs.

The emotional press conference was held at the Reginald Lewis Museum for African American History and Culture, an academic hub for Maryland's black history.

The Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Center is the academic hub of the Cornell Tech campus.

There's an academic hub in the complex, which has small meeting spaces so academics can have private one-to-one conversations with students or colleagues.

With 100,000 students enrolled at N.Y.U., the New School University, Pratt Institute, Baruch College, Cooper Union and Cardozo Law School, all near 14th Street, it is an academic hub.

It used to be that one had to be part of an academic hub, such as Harvard or Oxford, to produce cutting-edge research.

ELQ also serves as a social and academic hub for the environmental law community at the UC Berkeley School of Law.

One of the best kept secrets of our residents' experience at Yale is life in New Haven, a major cultural, scientific and academic hub located between Boston and New York.

Yale Pathology is located in the center of a vigorous academic hub and part of the Yale-New Haven Health System wits its multiple campuses.

The Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Center is the academic hub of the campus bringing students and faculty together to collaborate across disciplines.