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This is a risk," says Dijkgraaf, whose institute motto, "Truth and Beauty" features one naked and one dressed woman.

"The civil rights movement succeeded but it did not ensure change in the economic power structure," said Mr. Gupta, whose institute has advised the government on policy issues.

Mr. Hess, a frequent blogger on education whose institute received $500,000 from the Gates foundation in 2009 "to influence the national education debates," acknowledged that he and others sometimes felt constrained.

"We teach conservatives how to focus their principles, but we don't take positions on contentious issues," says Blackwell, whose institute's tax-exempt status depends on at least the veneer of nonpartisanship.

National Institute of Child Health and Development Director Alan Guttmacher, whose institute runs NCS, responded that no final decision had been made.

"Today, 100percentt renewable is starting to become part of the conversation among governments, regulators, non-profits, researchers, and businesses," added Moss, whose institute tracks worldwide commitments and achievements on the issue.

Like Prince Charles, at whose architectural institute he taught for years, he is a longtime admirer of traditional vernacular architecture.

His work is also being featured in shows at three other museums as part of the event, in addition to a large survey exhibition at the Getty, whose research institute and foundation arm hatched and nurtured the Pacific Standard Time idea.

Burghardt, whose own institute has been hurt by low funding, hopes that Buzek will try to improve the plight of his colleagues--but any such effort will have to wait for the new coalition cabinet to decide.

The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), for example, has already seen delays and cancellations in some programs, says Lerma, whose own institute is a joint initiative between the CSIC and the Miguel Hernández University of Elche.

After the funding boosts they have received in recent years, research centers do have some spare money they can use, but adapting management strategies and securing new funding from outside sources takes time, says Sanz-Menéndez, whose research institute falls under the umbrella of the largest research center in Spain, the Spanish National Research Council.