For example, at Leeds we happen to have a world-class institute of transport studies; not a lot of our competitors have anything like that.
"The gift for the Francis Crick Institute accounts for 10% of the total we need to raise and takes us a huge step closer towards achieving our ambition of creating this world-class institute to help us beat cancer".
Despite her own artistic bent, she lamented that human beings in the modern age were too much led by the "archaic", emotional right hemisphere of their brains.One of her great wishes was to bequeath to Italy a world-class institute for scientific research.
In terms of its national function, he continued, the GIS "mission" is to be a world-class institute investigating genomic questions having international impact and recognition.
Now in the 21st century, the university is a world-class institute consisting of over 30,000 students and staff, 11 undergraduate schools, 16 graduate schools, 5 research institutes, 4 libraries, 2 hospitals, and 24 collaborative-use facilities dispersed over the Suita, Toyonaka, and Minoh campuses. .
The Apartheid Museum, Constitution Hill and the Hector Petersen Museum in Soweto, all of which have opened in the past few years, are world-class institutes that will touch even the most blasé of travellers.
Research and development is still strong, thanks especially to three world-class institutes: Imec in Belgium, Fraunhofer in Germany and CEA-Leti in Grenoble.Although Europe is turning out fewer chips than it did, it is playing a bigger role earlier in the process, points out Luc van den Hove, who runs Imec.
This afternoon he offers a master class to institute participants.
Despite its reputation as a world-class research institute, the center is short on services and fancy architecture.
In addition to master classes, the institute included a handful of public faculty concerts, the first of which was on Wednesday evening.
