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Over at the National University Medical Institutes, one of the first institutes to implement core services for researchers, specialized microscopists at the Microscopy Center routinely analyze research samples for researchers using the most sophisticated technologies in confocal microscopy and tissue imaging--technologies few individual investigators could afford.

The Bell Telephone Laboratories was one of the first institutes to conduct a research program in condensed matter physics.

The subsidies were first instituted to help family farms keep afloat when prices of certain crops got too low, but now smaller farms have largely been crowded out by larger farming corporations that control many levels of production.

You can even, in your cover letter, request a second institute to consider funding your proposal.

OpenClassrooms, a large French MOOC, just released a four year degree on their platform that is recognized by the French State and Topica Edtech Group of South East Asia released a partnership agreement with Coursera that will allow Vinh University in Vietnam to become one of the first educational institutes to recognize credits from any of Coursera's 1,800 MOOC offerings.

And they are looking for big money to bankroll the plans--an endowment of $500 million by 2007 for the first institute and up to $5 billion to support all four.

Eleanor Lawrence reports on one of the first institutes specifically set up to tackle this problem as it enters its second decade.

The Franklin was the first scientific institute to recognize the brothers as the first to achieve powered flight, and in his will, Orville Wright left the institute artifacts, including test data, drawings, original wind tunnel apparatus and model airfoils.

The governor said he would seek funds in next year's state budget for a fourth institute at Berkeley to focus on information technology.

BERLIN — Three research groups on Tuesday cut their 2012 forecasts for German economic growth, with one becoming the first major institute to predict a recession for Europe's bulwark economy.

An honorary member of American Ballet Theater's board of directors, Ms. Englund in 1997 helped establish the American Ballet Theater Summer Intensive at the University of Alabama, the first training institute to be offered by American Ballet Theater at a university and outside New York.