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FOREWORD

Educational and Nonprofit Institutions Receiving Prime Contract Awardsfor Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation is published annually.

This report provides information on Department of Defense primecontract awards to educational and nonprofit institutions for researcdevelopment, test, and evaluation (RDT&E). These data aie shown in thre,sections, organized by awards to:

1. Educational and nonprofit institutions within the United States;

2. U.S. government agencies, and

3. Foreign institutions and government agencies.

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Introduction. ......... ............... ........

Tables:

Table 1. Educational and Other Non prof it Institutionsin the United States Receiving DOD Prime Contra~ctAwards Over $25,000 for RDT&E Work. ... ................3

Table 2. U.S. Government Agencies ReceivingDPrime Contract Aw~ards Over $25,000 for RDTE

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Table 3. Foreign Institutions and GovernmentAgencies Receiving DOD Prime Con tract Aw~ardsOver $25,000 for RUM& Work... .................. 15

INTRODUCTION

\ 4his report presents data on Department of Defense (DOD) prime contractawards over $25,000 for research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) madeto educational and nonprofit institutions during Fiscal Year (FY) 1987. These dataare presented in three tables, each of which lists contractors alphabetically andgives the net value of all awards to the contractor as well as the value of the awardsto each of the contractor's locations, where applicable. Table 1 covers awards toeducational and other nonprofit institutions in the United States and Table 2 coversawards to U.S. government agencies. Data on awards to foreign institutions andgovernment agencies are provided in Table 3.

NOTES ON COVERAGEThe dollar amounts shown here include prime contract awards over $25,000 for

RDT&E work only and only that awarded to nonprofit, educational, and governmentinstitutions. Data on awards for other services, such as training, and on any suppliesfurnished by the contractor in support of research being done, are excluded.Contract awards for civil functions are included in these data. Civil funct,,encompass planning, programming, designing, constructing, and operating Federdlwater resource projects for navigation, flood control, hydroelectric powerproduction, water supply, and other related activities.

The locations shown in the tables are those reported as where the work was tobe performed. Normally, this is a facility of the institution awarded the contract.However, if the work was scheduled to be performed at a Defense facility, such asan Air Force base, the location shown may be that of the Defense facility rather thanthe institution.

DATA RELATING TO COMPANIES IN THIS PUBLICATION ARE SUBJECT TO THEACCURACY OF THE DUN & BRADSTREET CORPORATION'S DATA UNIVERSALNUMBERING SYSTEM AND ITS ABILITY TO DESCRIBE RELATIONSHIPS OFCOMPANIES.

HIGHLIGHTSThe following table shows the number of institutions receiving RDT&E contracts

and the net value of the awards, by type of institution, for FY 1987 and FY 1986.

SuFISCAL YEAR

TYPE OF INSTITUTION 1987 1986

NUMBER AMOUNT* NUMBER AMOUNT*

TOTAL 375 $2,818 366 $2,712

U.S. INSTITUTIONS - TOTAL 306 2,754 310 2,659

Educational 209 1,463 228 1,416Other Nonprofit 97 1,291 82 1,243

U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 7 18 8 26

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONS ANDGOVERNMENT AGENCIES 62 45 48 27

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In FY 1987, educational and nonprofit institutions received DOD prime contractawards over $25,000 for RDT&E totaling $2,818 million compared to $2,712 in FY1986. This represents an increase of $106 million or 3.9 percent Awards to U.S.institutions increased from $2,659 million in FY 1986 to $2,754 million in FY 1987, anincrease of 3.6 percent and awards to U.S. government agencies decreased from$26 million in FY 1986 to $18 million in FY 1987 or -30.8%. The awards to foreigninstitutions shows an increase from $27 million to $45 million or a jump of 66.7%.

The following chart presents the percentage of dollar amounts for the varioustypes of contractors receiving RDT&E awards for FY 1987

Educational and Nonprofit Institutions-RDT&EFiscal Year 1987

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Over $25,000 for RDT&E Work: FY 1987

Name of Contractor Thousands Name of Contractor ThousandsLocation of Work of Dollars Location of Work of Dollars

ACADEMY FOR INTER SCIENCE METN 50 * BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTEChicago Illinois 50 Santa Clara Clif.rr 4F

Santa M:nica Calif, tr.. aACADEMY OF APPLIED SCIENCE INC 110 * Fort Collins Cc ior ado

Concord N.H. 110 Monroe Conn <ONew Haven Conn 51

AEROSPACE CORPORATION THE 338,926 * Simsbury Conn 36El Segundo California 338,926 Storrs Conn i

Washington D.C. i,2AGOURON INSTITUITE 325 Maitland Florida 7

Placentia California 325 Orlando FloridaSebastian Flori.a V

ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 50 * Shalimar FloridaNormal Alabama 50 Tallahassee Florida 7

Winter Park FloridaAMERICAN COLLEGE TSTG PROGRAM 151 * Champaign Illinois 150

Iowa City Iowa 151 Chicago Illinois 41Edwardsville Illinois 9

AMERICAN FNLTN BIOLOGCL RSRCH 195 * Park Forest Illinois51Rockville Maryland 195 Urbana Illinois 143

Granger In.lia:a 35AMERICAN INST BIOLOGCL SCIENCE 154 * West Lafayette Indiana l1

Washington D.C. 175 Aberdeen Maryland 215Arlington Virginia 21- Aberdeen Prov Maryland 4,385

Annapolis Maryland 44AMERICAN INST OF AERONAUTICS 35 * Bethesda Maryland 88

Washington D.C. 35 Frederick Maryland 62Gaithersburg Maryland 29

AMERICAN RED CROSS 52 * Rockville Maryland 209Rockville Maryland 52 Amherst Ma's 115

Andover Mass "IAMERICAN RED CROSS DC CHAPTER 1,062 * Boston Mass 84

Washington D.C. 1,062 Cambridge Mass 47Everett Mass 41

AMERICAN SOC FOR ENGRG EDUCTN 3,838 Wellesley Mass 115Washington D.C. 3,838 Weston Mass 30

.iorcester Mass 30AMHERST COLLEGE INC TRUSTEES 119 * Ann Arbor Michigan 32

Amherst Mass 119 Grosse Pointe Michigan 29Eden Prairie Minnesota 40

ANALYTIC SERVICES INC 22,745 * Minneapolis Minnesota 33Arlington Virginia 22,745 St. Paul Minnesota 46

Durham N Carolina 46ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,726 * Research Trian N Carolina 40

Tempe Arizona 1,726 Nashua N.H. 40Berkeley Heigh New Jersey 25

ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF 252 * Norwood New Jersey 38Fayetteville Arkansas 252 Piscataway New Jersey 63

Princeton New Jersey 160ASSOC UNIV RESEARCH ASTRONOMY 50 * Shrewsbury New Jersey 42

Washington D.C. 50 Tenafly New Jersey 37Es;,anola New Mexico 29

AILANTA UNIVERSITY 299 * Las Cruces New Mexico 31Atlanta Georgia 299 New York New York 41

Port Jefferson New York 37AUBURN UNIVERSITY 5,445 * Syracuse New York 41

Auburn Alabama 5,445 Columbus Ohio 23,831Marysville Ohio 42

BATTELLE DEVELOPMENT CORP 293 ' Milford Ohio 40Columbus hio 293 Toledo Ohio 25

Oklahoma City Oklahoma 58BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTIT.TTE 34,674 * Tulsa Okl"aoma 39

Huntsville Alabama 305 Eugene Oregon 35Tucson Arizona 49 Bethlehem Penn 54Irvine California 44 King cf Prussi Penn 50Los Angeles California 118 Morrieville Penn 36Menlo Park California 40 Otate College Penn j4Placentia California 29 >Ilege Statio Texas ,7San Diego California 75 Dallas Texas 44San Jose California 05 Lubbock Texas

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BATTELLE MEMCRIAL INSTITUTE CALIFORNIA URBAN INDIAN HEALTH 5 2 *San Antonio Texas 90 Berkeley California 5 2Park City Utah 45

- Salt Lake City Utah 84 CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIVERSITY 41,516 *Burlington Vermont 28 Banian Junctio Penn 36

, * Alexandria Virginia 82 Koppel Penn 50Arlington Virginia 76 Pittsburgh Penn 41,430Charlottesvill Virginia 46Fairfax Virginia 74 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 3,476 *Falls Church Virginia 89 Cleveland Ohio 3,476Leesburg Virginia 63McLean Virginia 133 CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMER 1,395 *Norfolk Virginia 28 Washington D.C. 1,395Reston Virginia 70Springfield Virginia 52 CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY 45 *Richland Washington 422 Edmond Oklahoma 45%Seattle Washington 35

CHILDRENS HOSP PHILA 46-*

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY 880 * Philadelphia Penn 46-Dallas Texas 600Houston Texas 280 CHILDRENS HOSPITAL CORP 94 *

Boston Mass 94% . B:3ELO LAB FOR OCEAN SCNCES 489 *

-., Boothbay Harbo Maine 217 CITY OF HOPE 106 *West Boothbay Maine 272 Duarte California 106

BLACK HAWK COLLEGE DST #503 37 * CITY UNAiERSITY OF NElU YORK 708 *Rock Island Illinois 37 New York New York 708

BLOOD CENTER SOUTHEASTERN WI 194 * CLARK UNIVERSITY 207 *Milwaukee Wisconsin 194 "orcester Mass 207

"p BOSTON COLLEGE 511 * CLARKSON UNIVERSITY 822 *Boston Mass 60 Potsdam New York 822Newton Mass 451

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 759 *BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3,604 * Clemson S Carolina 59

Bedford Mass 1,207 Clemson Univer S Carolina 700Boston Mass 2,397

COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY 91 *BOWLING GREEN STATE UNVERSITY 39 * Highland Park Illinois 91

Bowling Green Ohio 39COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 702 *

BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 52 * Golden Colorado 702, Waltham Mass 52

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 2,941 *BRIGHAM & WOMENS HOSP2TAL 253 * Fort Collins Colorado 2,941

Boston Mass 253COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 7,907 *

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 623-* Sharon Mass 69Washington D.C. 1,124- New York New York 7,039Briarcliff Man New York 100 Palisades New York 799Provo Utah 401

CONNECTICUT, STATE OF 60 *

BROWN UNIV PRV ST RI FIAN 3,593 * Farrington Conn 60Providence Ph,'e Isld 3,593

CONSORTIUM UNIV WASH METRO 393 *CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHN'LGY 6,660 * Washington D.C. 393

Pasadena California 6,660COORDINATING RESEARCH COUNCIL 66 *

CALIF2RNIA -TATE UNYiERSITY 2,707 * Atlanta Georgia 86Fullerton California 84Haytiard California 49 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 11,196 *Long Beach Cilifornia 2,535 Ithaca New York 9, 62Sacramento Califjrnia 39 Ithaca Collge New York 53

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DANA FARBER CANCER NSItCTE 9t * 3ENERAL HPC SF:TAL >,, A: %Boston Mass 963 B r Ma;so -

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 1,42, * 3EI'RGE M'ASDN CN:V '4Hanover N.H. 1,421 Fairfax .'.rj2 ..

DISTRICT COLUMBIA GCVERNMENT 51 ,E R'E -Ni;EN NlVE.,Washington D.C. 51 2w.ingtcn-

DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 14,672 * 3 7 N':',E;.=:'.

Hawthorne California 31'- - rCambridge Mass 264, 989

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DREXEL UNIVERSITY 1,183 * .w:;ey 'aP!.Philadelphia Penn 1,183 A h, rn s: ri i

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DUKE UNIVERSITY 2,3-6 Sait Lake City 4'.a'. 4.

Apex N Carolina 105

Durham N Carolina 2,201 CEIRC:A STATE OFS vvanr.3h ie g A a

E E G SYSTEMS LABORATORY, INC 157

San Francisco California 157 GE-RCA zTATE U41VERS:TYAtiant.a Georgia 26i

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 229 *

Greenville N Carolina 229 GLADIETX CORPORATION 2;:Detroit Michigan.2

EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE, 665 *

Princeton New Jersey 665 GORGAS ME21ORIAL INSTITUTE 43 *

Washington D.C. 30

EMMANUEL COLLEGE 1,342 ' Bethesda Maryland :1

Boston Mass 1,342 Rockville Maryland 292

EMORY UNIVERSITY 419 * HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY 177 *

Atlanta Georgia 419 Philadelphia Penn 77

ENVIRONENTAL RSRCH INSTTE MI 6,448 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY 51 *

Ann Arbor Michigan 6,448 Hampton Virginia 51

EYE RESEARCH INST RETINA FNOTN 285 * HARBOR BRANCH FOUNDATION INC 150 *Boston Mass 285 Fort Pierce Florida 150

FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY 75 * HARVARD COLLEGE 5,928 -

Tallahassee Florida 75 Boston Mass 1,119Cambridge Mass 4,809

~ 4FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 147*Boca Raton Florida 147 HEALTH RESEARCH INC 312

,.. Albany New York 149

FLORIDA INST OF TECHNOLOGY 50 * Buffalo New York 163Melbourne Florida 50

HELICON FOUNDATION THE 115 *

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 910 * San Diego California 115

Tallahassee Florida 910 HOARD UNIVERSITY 130 *

FOX CHASE CANCER CENTER 235 * Washington DC. 130PhiladeI! hia Penn 135

HUDSON INSTITUTE INC 9,459 *

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, THE 30 Indianapolis Indiana 5,081

Philadelphia Penn 30 Alexandria Virginia 3,388

FRED HU.fCHINSCN CANCER RSCH CT 325 * HUMAN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 1,663

Seattle Washington 325 Alexandria Virginia 1,663

GAMBLE .AlEiS N INST MED RES 70 * 1 1 T RESEARCH INSTITUTE 65,651 '

C~ncinnati Ohio 70 Chicago Illinois 62,758

Chicago Ridge Illinois 338

, "Lanham Maryland 2,415Nu iey New jerspy 45

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INDIANA UNIVERSITY 791 LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY 70 -Bloomington Ir.iana 655 Ruston Louisiana 70Indianapolis Indiana 136

-- WLOWELL OBSERVATORY 29 *

INDUSTRIAL TEL-NOL INSTIrrOTE 89 Flagstaff Arizona 29Ann Arbor Michigan 89

LOYOLA COLLEGE 28 *INSTITUTE FOR AOVNOD STDY 85 * Baltimore Maryland 28

Princeton New Jersey 85MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 34 *

INSTITUTE FOR DEF ANALYSES 57,372 * Huntington W Virginia 34Alexandria Virginia 57,372

MASSACHSTTS INST OF TCHNOLOGY 407,640 -:NSTIrUTE FOR FORGN POL 250 * Columbia Maryland 66

, Brooklyn Michigan 250 Cambridge Mass 32,629

Lexington Mass 374,945INSTITUTE OF GAS TECHNOLOGY 1,200 *

.Chicao Illinois 1,200 MAYO FOUNDATION 2,528 *

Rochester Minnesota 2,528INSTITUTE TECH DEVLP 45 *

Jackson Miss 45 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA 285 *Augusta Georgia 285

IOWA STATE UNIV SCNC 541 *Ames Iowa 541 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PA 475 *

Milroy Penn 293' JACKSON LABORATORY, THE 140 * Philadelphia Penn 182'S Bar Harbor Maine 140

MEDICAL COLLEGE OHIO AT TOLED 84 *JEFFERSON, THOMAS UNIVERSITY 963 Toledo Ohio 84

Philadelphia Penn 963MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE 461 *

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 354,925 * Nashville Tennessee 461Baltimore Maryland 4,991Laurel Maryland 349,934 METAL POWDER INDS FEDERATION 155 *

Princeton New Jersey 155-. KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 758 *

Manhattan Kansas 758 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 807 *East Lansing Michigan 771

KESTREL INSTITUTE 1,358 * Lansing Michigan 365- Palo Alto California 1,194

Palo Cedro California 154 MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIV 1,939Houghton Michigan 1,939

LA JOLLA INSTITUTE 649 *Placentia California 182 MIDWEST BIOLASER INSTITUTE 500 *San Diego California 467 Chicago Illinois 500

LAWRENCE LIVERMORE LABORATORY 6,764 * MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 315 *Berkeley California 6,672 Kansas City Missouri 315Oakland California 92

MILITARY OPERATIONS RES SOC 36LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 1,597 * Alexandria Virginia 36

Bethlehem Penn 1,597 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 1,896

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 95 * State College Miss 1,096"I Lincoln Univer Penn 95 MITRE CORPORATION THE 347,539 *

LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INST 14,415 * Bedford Mass 344,829Bethesda Maryland 14,415 McLean Virginia 2,710

LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY 30 * MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 269 *Loma Linda California 30 Bozeman Montana 269

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,564 * MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL 110 *Baton Rouge Louisiana 1,095 New York New York I0DNew Orleans Louisiana 1,469

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Fcrt Laoderdal c:rija 109NAT:ONAL A]ADEMY DF SCIENCES 0,560

San i:ego California : AKLAN2 LNIVERS:TY 84 *U3shngtcn DCC. 10,480 hester M hi gan 84

NATI:NAL OFNION RESEARCH CTR 12C * H. STAT- \:'ERSTY 838tChi ago Ill inlie 120 "e rgia 0.230

O, lJt~s Chic :^C.4NAT:VE AMERICAN SERVICE ASSN 1,700 Urban.rest :.hi 144

Huntsv il le Alabana 1,700OHIO UNIVERSITY 03 *

NAIL COUNCIL ON RAD PROTECTION 50 Athens Ohio t3Bethesda Maryland 50

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV AP SC 2,49NE ENGLAND MED CTR HOSPITALS 371 * Eglin Air Pore Florida 1,-"3

- Bedford Mass 115 Stillwater Oklahoma 990Boston Mass 256

OLD DOMINION UNIV RES FCONI.CN 603 *NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY SYS 268 Norfolk Virginia 003

D.irhan N.H. 268OREGON GRAD CNTF STOCY,'RESViRH 45" .

4. NEU MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 13,229 * Beaverton Cregn 463Las Cruces New Mexico 2,918LUhite Sands Ms New Mexico 10,311 OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIV 80 *

Portland Oregcn 80NEIU MEXICO, STATE OF 28*

4% Albuquerque New Mexico 28 OREGON STATE _.N:VERSITY 5,443 *Coivai is Oregon 5,166

NEW MXICO INST OF MIN TCHNLGY 4,242 Eugene Oregon 277Socorro New Mexico 4,242

OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 92 *NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER INC 205 Arkadelphia Arkansas 92

.pNew York New York 205N YN Y2PALISADES GEOPHYSICAL INST 641

NF.2 YORK UNIVERSITY 3,5:8 * 'est Nyack New York 641Beacon New York 88New York New York 3,430 PALISALES INST FOR RES SVS 1,289

New York New York 1,145NE'J YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 93 W Uright Patters Ohit 144

New York New York 93PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV 38,994

N-PFTH CAROLINA A&I UNIV 103 Hershey Penn 88Ash Hill N Carolina 50 Penn State Col Penn 266Greensboro N Carolina 53 State College Penn 38,640

-, N .T AROLINA STATE LNIV 4,913 PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE TEX SCI 33 4

Jubilee N Carolina 36 Philadel;hia Penn 33Raleigh N Carolina 4,877

PHYSICAL SCIENCE LABPATORY 58 *

NORTH DAKOTA ST UNIVER ALUMN4I 50 Las Cruces New Mexroc 58Fargo N Dakota 50

PIERCE JOHN B FOUNDATION LAB 116NORH TEXAS STATE NIVEPSITY 5R2 New Haven C,,n 115

Denton Texas 582PDLYTECHNIC UNIV OF NEl YK 3,302

NOPTHEASTERC OH UNIV CLG MD 32 * Firminldale New Yurk 1,015Rootstown Ohio 32 New York New York 2,287

NOR-HEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORP 2 ,74 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY 53 *Boston Mass 2, 04 F,rtland Oregon 53

NP7HUiEEN :'NI',ERSITY 2,_3 PRIN1ETIN I:NIVEPRITY 5,5S;E. arston Iliiis 2,23 Princeton New 'erey 5,r'9

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PURDUE tNIVERSITY 8,628 * SMALL BUS HIGH TECHNOLOGY INST 300Lafayette Indiana 4,092 Phoenix Arizona 300

%: Purdue Univers Indiana 663W. lest Lafayette Indiana 3,873 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 1,7C9

Washington [.C. 329RAND CORPCRATION 43,425 * Cambridge Mass 1,380

Los Angeles California 20,198Santa Monica California 23,227 SOCIETY OF AUTO ENGINEERS 256

Warrendaie Penn 256

REGIS COLLEGE 513"Weatcn Mass 513 SOUTH DAKOTA, STATE OF 44

Vermillion S Dakota 44

% RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST 4,254 *Rensselaer New York 95 SOUTHEASTERN CTR ELEC NG ED 4,036Troy New York 4,159 Casa Bianco Florida 410

Miramar Beach Florida 444RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 8,956 * Saint Cloud Florida 2,112

Cocoa Beach FIcrida 523 Bedford Mass 755Melbourne Florida 295 Kirtland AFB Neu Mexico 70Research Trian N Carolina 8,038 Buffalo New York 196

triangle N Carolina 100 San Antonio Texas 49

RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 1,935 * SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 719

Houston Texas 1,935 Carbondale Illinois 719

RIVERSIE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 20,319 * SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY 820Bedford Mass 1,365 Allenfarm Texas 51New York New York 18,954 Dallas Texas 769

ROCHESTER INST OF TECHNOLOGY 187 * SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 5,649Washington D.C. 40 Birninghan Alabama 5,649

Rochester New York 147SOUTHUEST FOUNDATION 1,014

ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC THE 105 * San Antonio Texas :,014New York New York 105

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 11881 *ROSELL PARK MEM INST 28 * China Lake NUC California 63

Buffalo New York 28 San Antonio Texas 11,588San Antonio Ai Texas 105

RUSH-PRESBYTERIAN ST LUKES MED 184 San Diego Texas 125Chicago Illinois 184

SPELMAN COLLEGE 84

R'JGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY 1,429 Atlanta Gecrgia 84New Brunswick New Jersey 766Piscataway New Jersey 663 SRI INTERNATIONAL 67,699 *

Menlo Park California 67,699SALK INST FOR BLGICAL STUDIES 6,512

San Diego California 791 ST JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY 142Swif twater Penn 5,721 Philadlelphia Penn 142

SAN D:EGO STATE UNIV FOUNDATN 1,796 ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 160San Diego California 1,796 St. Louis Mioouri lIo

SAN 'OSE STATE 1_'NIVERSITY 361 * STANFORD LELAND JUNIiR UNIV 3',C21 *San Jose California 361 Los Angeles California ?,984

Stanford California 23,4720.1 SANDIA CORPORATION 945 * Stanford Unive ,'alifornia 9,565

Albuquerque New Mex io 651Los Alamnos Ne'w Mexico 294 STATE OF IDAHO 55

SF;P E Moscow Idaho 55S -SCRIPPS 012110 RES FOUNIAC> N 796 *

4., Pla:entia California 88 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW Y-URK 4.9)4 '

San Ciego Calif.rnia 708 Albany New York 3.021Alfred Station New Ynrk 85Buffalo New York 1,083Old Westbury Neu York 14

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Sage Hen California 68SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP 4,731 * San Diego California 643

Syracuse New York 4,731 San Francisco California 433Santa Barbara California 7,847

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 4,172 * Santa Cruz California 765Syracuse New York 4,172

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 130 *TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 189 * Davis California 130

Philadelphia Penn 189UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 151 *

TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 5,535 * Orlando Florida 151Vicksburg Miss 43Arlington Texas 860 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, THE 1,568 *College Statio Texas 4,292 Chicago Illinois 1,307San Antonio Texas 305 Cato Michigan 261Tucker Texas 35

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 1,293 *TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 1 519 * Cambridge Mass 281

Lubbock Texas 1,519 Cincinnati Ohio 1,012

THE EDISON WELDING INSTITLE 114 * UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 4,282 *Columbus Ohio 114 Boulder Colorado 3,722

Colorado Sprin Colorado 105TJFTS UNIVERSITY 370 * Denver Colorado 455

Medford Mass 370UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 2,159 *

TULANE UNIV 44 * Farmington Conn 107New Orleans Louisiana 44 Storrs Corn 2,052

81New Orleans Louisiana 81 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON 18,983 *

Williams AFB Arizona 1,856TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY 43-* Edwards AEB California 1,668

Tuskegee Alabama 43- Dayton Ohio 10,149Iright Patters Ohio 5,310

UNIV OF SOUTHWESTERN LA 35 *

Lafayette Louisiana 35 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE INC 2,297 *Newark Delaware 2,297

UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 159 *

Columbia Maryland 159 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 1,148 *Denver Colorado 1,148

UNIVERSITY OF AKRON THE 196 *

Akron Ohio 196 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 7,854 *Gainesville Florida 5,312

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 5,939 * Orlando Florida 2,542Birmingham Aabama 1,547Huntsville AlabaAa 2,928 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 917 *Tuscaloosa Alabama 1,376 Athens Georgia 917Tuskegee Alabaa 88 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 1,422 *

UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA 754 * Honolulu Hawaii 1,138Fairbanks Alaska 754 Pearl City Hawaii 284

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 6,447 * UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH 132 *Tempe Arizona 500 Chicago Illinois 132Tucson Arizona 5,947

UNIVERSITY OF HOUbrON SYSTEM 1,160 *UNIVERSITY OF CAL SAN DIEGO 21,318 * Houston Texas 1,160

Placentia California 14,340San Diego California 6,703 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 18,017 *San lose California 275 Caldwells Illinois 56

Champaign Illinois 4,223UNIVERSITY F CALIFOPNIA 33,085 Chicago Illinois 3,784

Berkeley California 10,338 Savoy Illinois E5Davis California 685 Urbana Illinois 9,889Irvine California 4,488Los Altos California 128Los Angeles California 7,328Placentia Califhrnia 187

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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE 2,923 - UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 11,355 *

Iowa City Iowa 2,923 Albuquerque New Mexico 2,819Kirtland AFB New Mexico 8,417

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 895 * White Sands Ms New Mexico 119Kansas City Kansas 209Lawrence Kansas 686 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2,162 t

Chapel Hill N Carolina 3,162UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CENTER 68 *

Lawrence Kansas 68 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 579 *Notre Dame Indiana 579

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 677 *Lexington Kentucky 677 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 503 *

Norman Oklahoma 406UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 237 * Oklahoma City Oklahoma 97

Louisville Kentucky 237UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 1,700 *

% UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL 1,181 * Corvallis Oregon 875% Lowell Mass 1,181 Eugene Oregon 825

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM 276 * UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 6,035 *Orono Maine 276 Philadelphia Penn 6,035

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND 13,652 * UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH 3,097 *CHILE 264 Banian Junctio Penn 369

Denver Colorado 32 Pittsburgh Penn 2,668% Baltimore • Maryland 1,943 Riverside S Carolina 60

College Park Maryland 11,225Fort Meade Maryland 188 UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO 135 *

Rio Piedras PuertoRico 135UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS 9,935 *

Amherst Mass 8,180 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 1,859 *Amherst Center Mass 365 Kingston Rhode Ield 1,859Uorcester Mass 1,390

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 6,098 *UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI INC 1,120 * Newport Beach California 249

Coral Gables Florida 832 Rochester New York 5,849Miami Florida 288

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 137UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 6,731 * Berkeley California 29

Washington D.C. 40 San Francisco California 108Ann Arbor Michigan 6,691

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 530 *UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 2,557 * Columbia S Carolina 530

Duluth Minnesota 347Minneapolis Minnesota 330 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 399 *St. Paul Minnesota 1,880 Tampa Florida 305

University of Florida 94UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 681 *

Jackson Miss 401 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIF 32,813 ** Oxford Miss 173 Los Angeles California 32,476

University Of Miss 107 Marina del Ray California 257San Diego California 80

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 706 *Columbia Missouri 381 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISS 164Kansas City Missouri 212 Hattiesburg Miss 164Rolla Missouri 59St. Louis Missouri 54 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 2,992 *

Knoxville Tennessee 1,669UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 671 * Memphis Tennessee 5450 Lincoln Nebraska 532 Tullahoma Tennessee 778

Omaha Nebraska 139SaarUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 39,049 *

UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND 1,793 * Arlington Texas 70-N' Kirtland AFB New Mexico 1,793 Austin Texas 34,955

Dallas Texas 100N' El Paso Texas 273

Galveston Texas 832Houston Texas 138Richardson Texas 2,181San Antonio Texas 640

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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC 217 * WESLEYAN U 48San Francisco California 217 Middletown Corn 48

UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO THE 30 * WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 1,120

Toledo Ohio 30 Iorgantown W Virgirna 1,120

UNIVERSITY OF TULSA INC 80 * WESTERN MICHIPIAN UNIVERSITY 50Tulsa Oklahoma 80 Kalamazoo Mi:higan 50

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 6,269 WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHC INS"N 13,239Salt Lake City Utah 6,269 Woods Hole Mass 13,239

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT 248 * WR:GHT STATE UNIVERSITY 1,047 *Burlington Vermont 248 Dayton Ohio 562

Wright Patters Ohio 485UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 2,378 *

Charlotteevill Virginia 2,378 XAVIER UNIVERSITY 99New Orleans Louisiana 99

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 19,626St. Louis Missouri 2,029 Y M C A OF THE UNITED STATES 130 *Seattle Washington 17,597 Pearl Harbor N Hawaii 130

'NIVERSITY OF WEST FORIDA 41 * YALE UNIVERSITY 8,051 *Pensacola Florida 41 New Haven Conn 8,051

UNIVERSITY OF USCONSIN SYSTEM 4,416 * YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 284 *Kenosha Wisconsin 40 Philadelphia Penn 284Madison Wisconsin 4,182Milwaukee Wisconsin 194 2,754,706

UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING 672 *Larasmie Wyoming 672

UNIVERSITY RES FOUNDATION 50 *

Greenbelt Maryland 50

-. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 14,836Bedford Mass 4,216Logan Utah 10,620

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY THE 3,238Nashville Tennessee 3,238

VIRGINIA COIIONWEALTH UNIV 996 *

Rich'ond Virginia 996

VIRGINIA F-YTCHNIC INST/ST UNI 4,999Blacksburg Virginia 4,898

. Blacketone Virginia 101

* WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 144 •

W inston-Salem N Carolina 144

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 815PulLIman Washington 615

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 2,075St. Louis Missouri 2,075

WAYNE ST.4TE UNIVERSITY 416Detroit Mi,:higan 416

.4 WENTU0RIH INST OF TEHPUN'LOGY , 693Bostrcn Mass 1,613

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LI BRARY OF CONGRESS 30Washington ). C. 30

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPC AZ2IIN 650Syracuse Newi York 650

NATION4AL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 1,987Washington D.C. 1,987

U S DEPARTMENT OF COMMIERCE 9,964Boulder Colorado 1,050Washington D.C. 7,347Gaithersburg Maryland 1,280Rockville Maryland 81Seattle Washington 206

UNITED ST DEPT INTERIOR 135Men!lo Park California 30New Orleans Louisiana 55Reston Virginia 50

*UNITED STATES DEPT ENERGY 5,157Livermtore California 50Oakland California 177San Francisco California 50Washington D.C. 127Idaho Falls Idaho 200Argonne Illinois 1,569Syracuse New York 50Upton New York Z96Bartlesville Oklahom~a 1,652Oak Ridge Tennessee 1,086

UNITED STS DEPT TRANSPORTATION 34Pueblo Colorado 34

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UNIVERSITY OF HAIFA 88ISRAEL 88

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS 28 *UNITED KIN 28

UNIVERSITY OF LIEGE 99 *BELGIUM 99

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 139 *UNITED KIN 139

UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER INSTI 193 *

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UNIVERSITY OF NOTINGHAM 94UNITED KIN 94

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD 26 *UNITED KIN 26

UNIVERSITY OF READING 67UNITED KIN 67

UNIVERSITY OF SURREY 31UNITED KIN 31

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 35UNITED KIN 35

UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA 28 *AU ST R: A 29

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