Sentence examples for science institution from inspiring English sources

Caltech, as it is popularly known, is a small, excessively well-endowed science institution in Pasadena.

Bard appears to be the primary beneficiary of the arrangement, but Rockefeller, a premier science institution that caters exclusively to candidates for doctoral degrees, says its teachers and students will benefit from teaching Bard's undergraduates.

That this breakthrough technology with implications for the nation's diet is all going on on a little farm in Monmouthshire rather than in an agricultural science institution might seem incongruous, but that has everything to do with the tenacity of the farm's owner, TV presenter Kate Humble.

Bangalore, in southern India, is home to the country's best known basic science institution, the Indian Institute of Science, which has on its rolls about 2000 students.

"A decreased amount of research done for non-DOE clients has LANL's reputation as a science institution poised to fall," wrote local resident Greg Mello of the watchdog Los Alamos Study Group on the popular blog LANL: The Real Story.

The bleak, fortified desert border between Jordan and Israel seems the last place on Earth for an ambitious multidisciplinary science institution, but the two states plan to break ground on 9 March for just such a venture.

This study explores empirically the factors determining the propensity of Swiss science institutions at the level of a single institute or department to get involved in a wide spectrum of knowledge and technology transfer (KTT) activities with private corporations.

Bagla describes India's research system, including its major science institutions, trends in funding and support, and opportunities for collaboration with research institutes, universities, and private companies.

The placemaking approach is in vogue right now, as many arts and science institutions look to deepen their relationships to their surroundings.

Marriage equality is a start, but it doesn't cover issues around employment protection or healthcare access, issues which science institutions might be well placed to consider.

• To the Editor: Your article says that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other top science institutions "have been pioneering teaching methods drawn from research showing that most students learn fundamental concepts more successfully, and are better able to apply them, through interactive, collaborative, student-centered learning".