A further $273 million is allocated for universities to construct "N.I.H-free" buildings, meaning laboratories in which none of the equipment has been bought with money from the National Institutes of Health.
The process of consolidating information on emigration and seats from individual colleges to universities to construct university-level emigration fractions was complicated by the fact that during 1955 and 2002, some universities were renamed and others reorganized in India.
And the spark had much to do with a university expansion plan: to construct a gymnasium in Morningside Park in Harlem.
To construct university-level quintile rankings of the quality of training, universities were scored on the basis of the average (weighted) scores of their constituent colleges, for each of the indicators of the quality of training.
In a study conducted by a group of scientists from iNANO center and CDNA Center in Aarhus university (Aarhus), researchers were able to construct a small multi-switchable 3D DNA Box Origami.
Being established in the personnel training of the directing and producing of film and television program in our university, considering the problems and dilemma that our university is faced with, we plan to construct a simulation studio.
North Carolina has twinned the brainpower of its research universities with its engineering prowess to construct a thriving hub of biotechnology, employing people laid off from tobacco and textiles.
FMLA helps raise awareness of this, but universities must do their share to construct a better environment.
The survey suggests that universities are stretching their budgets to construct image-boosting new buildings and to improve the quality of accommodation.
Three Greek Universities have taken the responsibility to construct 112 BIS-MDT (Barrel Inner Small) chambers using 29 000 drift tubes of 170 cm length and 3 cm diameter that have been quality tested before assembly.
Quantitative measures of research output, especially bibliometric measures, have not only been introduced within research funding systems in many countries, but they are also increasingly used in the media to construct rankings of universities, faculties and even individual scientists.
