In each region an NGO institute, an institute linked to government and a university based institute were included.
The Humboldt-University of Berlin was entitled to reserve areas in the immediate vicinity of its locally based institutes.
Polluting industries have long ministered to their particular public relations problems and sought to delay regulatory action (or outright prohibition) by underwriting studies and reports — and sometimes entire university-based institutes.
Consequently, nursing degrees not only became very popular, but have also grown more competitive, especially for university-based institutes.
Some of these entities are well-known global firms, university-based institutes, social enterprises, and also student organizations.
To be sure, it's just one of a number of tactics corporations and trade associations use to protect their interests, including supporting candidates and political parties, lobbying legislators, financing public relations campaigns, and underwriting university-based institutes.
According to a report released today by Energy and Policy Institute, university-based institutes and faculty provide an avenue for utility special interests to educate regulators and advocate for favorable policies and regulatory regimes under the guise of an academic veil.
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the interactions between firms, universities and research institutes based in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
For Ana Maria Rey, a theoretical atomic physicist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and a fellow at JILA, a research institute based at the university, her PECASE award from the National Institute of Standards and Technology must share top billing with a 2013 MacArthur Foundation "genius" award.
The union of academics, doctors and drug experts will fast-track potential treatments at institutes based at Oxford and Cambridge Universities and University College London.
The scientists, almost all of whom are based in research institutes and universities in Europe, said they created another algorithm that allows five kinds of security hardware devices to be cracked, in fairly short periods of time.
