SURVEY OF INTEREST IN ECE FROM THE BEST UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD
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1 SURVEY OF INTEREST IN ECE FROM THE BEST UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD This survey compiled from the Book of Scientometrics shows that the ECE theory has been read regularly in the top ranking universities in the world since 30 th April 2004 when the Book of Scientometrics was started. The top ranking universities are defined using the top twenty in Webometrics and the top twenty in the Times Higher Education World Reputation rankings. In order of ranking they are as follows. The asterisk denotes repeat, often numerous, downloads. Wisconsin denotes Wisconsin Madison, and Minnesota denotes Minnesota Twin Cities. There are twenty nine universities in the two lists in all. The numbers for each month give the total number of thes top 29 universities from which visits were received in a given month. Webometrics Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Cornell, Michigan, Berkeley, Columbia, Washington, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Texas Austin, Wisconsin Madison, Penn State, UCLA, Toronto, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge, Purdue, Texas A and M. Times Higher Education World reputation Rankings Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Cambridge, Oxford, Berkeley, Princeton, Yale, Caltech, UCLA, Tokyo, Columbia, Imperial, Chicago, Michigan, ETH, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Kyoto, Toronto January: MIT, Princeton*, Stanford, Minnesota*, Texas A and M, Chicago, Wisconsin Madison, ETH, Oxford*, Cambridge*, UCLA. 12. February: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Michigan, Harvard, MIT, Penn State, Texas A and M, Toronto, Washington, ETH*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford, Toronto*, Purdue. 15. March: Berkeley, Caltech, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania*, Princeton*, Penn State, Washington*, Wisconsin, Stanford*, Cornell, Texas A and M, Cambridge*, Oxford. 15. April: Berkeley, Caltech*, Michigan*, Princeton, UCLA*, Oxford*, Cambridge*, Imperial, Harvard, Penn State, UCLA, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Yale*, ETH, Cambridge*, Oxford*. 17. May: Berkeley, Caltech*, Columbia*, Cornell*, Harvard, Michigan, Stanford*, Minnesota, Wisconsin Madison, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Imperial*. 13. June: Columbia, Cornell, Cambridge*, Imperial, Tokyo*, ETH, Imperial. 7 July: Princeton, Michigan, ETH, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Columbia, Cornell*, Harvard, Oxford, Toronto, Tokyo, Johns Hopkins, Purdue. 13. August: Caltech, MIT*, Princeton, Michigan, Texas, ETH*, Cambridge, Oxford, Berkeley, Columbia, Purdue*. 11
2 September: Cornell*, Stanford, Chicago, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, ETH, Cambridge*, Imperial, Harvard, Princeton, Penn State, Chicago, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Madison, Oxford*, Cambridge, Toronto, Tokyo, Purdue. 20. October: Caltech, Princeton, Penn State, Stanford, Texas A and M, Wisconsin Madison, Yale, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto*, Tokyo, Berkeley*, Caltech, Columbia, Harvard*, Penn State, Stanford, Texas A and M*, UCLA, Washington, Imperial, Tokyo, Purdue*. 23. November: Berkeley, Caltech*, Cornell, Princeton, Penn State, Texas A and M*, Wisconsin Madison*, ETH*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto*, UCLA, Pennsylvania, Kyoto, Purdue. 16. December: Caltech*, Columbia, Cornell, Chicago*, UCLA, Pennsylvania, Washington*, Cambridge*, Tokyo*, Michigan, Purdue, Johns Hopkins January: Caltech*, Cornell*, Harvard, Michigan*, Chicago*, Cambridge*, Kyoto, Tokyo*, Berkeley, Columbia*, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Purdue, Stanford, Texas A and M, Minnesota, Texas, Wisconsin Madison, Oxford*, Toronto*, ETH, UCLA*. 23 February: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Columbia*, Cornell*, MIT*, Purdue, Chicago*, Michigan*, Minnesota, Pennsylvania*, Texas*, Washington*, Wisconsin Madison*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Princeton, Penn State, Kyoto, ETH. 25. March: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Michigan*, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, MIT*, Princeton*, Stanford, Chicago*, Washington, Madison Wisconsin*, Yale, Imperial, Cambridge*,Toronto*, Tokyo, Purdue, ETH*, UCLA. 20. April: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton*, Penn State, Purdue, Chicago*, Texas*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto*, Columbia*, Cornell*, Michigan, Texas A and M, Wisconsin Madison, Cambridge*. Tokyo*, ETH. 21. May: Berkeley, Caltech, MIT*, Minnesota*, Stanford, Michigan*, Wisconsin Madison*, Texas*, Washington*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Texas A and M, Imperial*, Kyoto, Tokyo, UCLA. 16. June: Columbia*, MIT*, Chicago, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto* Kyoto, Tokyo, Cornell, Michigan, Stanford*, Madison Wisconsin, ETH, UCLA*. 15 July: Chicago, Columbia*, Harvard, Michigan*, Penn State, Texas A and M, Wisconsin Madison*, Oxford, Berkeley, Cornell*, MIT, Princeton, Penn State, Yale, Cambridge*, Tokyo, ETH*. 17. August: Cornell*, Harvard*, Princeton, Texas A and M, Washington*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Tokyo, Texas, Minnesota, ETH, Yale. 12
3 September: Columbia*, Princeton*, Stanford, Texas A and M*, Michigan*, Minnesota*, Texas*, Wisconsin Madison*, Washington*, Imperial*, Harvard, MIT*, Penn State, Chicago, Texas, Oxford*, UCLA. 17. October: Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell, MIT, Princeton*, Penn State*, Purdue, Texas A and M, Chicago, Yale, Imperial*, Oxford*, Caltech, Purdue, Harvard, ETH, Cambridge, UCLA* 18. November: Berkeley, Caltech*, Columbia, Cornell, Princeton*, Stanford*, Texas A and M, Chicago, Michigan*, Pennsylvania, Washington, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Imperial*, Harvard, MIT*, Purdue, ETH, Toronto, UCLA. 19 December: Berkeley, Caltech, Harvard, MIT, Michigan*, Princeton*, Texas, Yale, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Columbia, Texas A and M, Imperial, Chicago January: Toronto, Berkeley, MIT, Texas A and M*, Cambridge*, Kyoto, Caltech*, MIT*, Princeton, Purdue*, Minnesota, Texas, ETH, Imperial*, Oxford*, Tokyo. 16 February: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Harvard*, Stanford*, Texas A and M, UCLA*, Minnesota*, Washington, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Michigan*, Pennsylvania, Yale*, Purdue, ETH, Toronto*, Tokyo. 18 March: Caltech*, Michigan*, Cornell*, Harvard*, MIT*, Chicago, Washington*, Wisconsin Madison*, Oxford*, Imperial*, Berkeley, Minnesota, Penn State, Texas A and M. 14 April: Berkeley*, Columbia, Cornell*, Harvard*, MIT*, Princeton, Penn State*, Purdue, Texas A and M*, Chicago*, UCLA, Michigan*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Tokyo, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Washington, Yale, Texas. 21 May: Caltech*, Cornell*, Purdue, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State, Texas A and M, Chicago*, Texas, ETH*, Imperial, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Tokyo, Harvard, Minnesota*, Washington. 17. June: Cornell*, Chicago*, UCLA, Michigan, Washington*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Caltech, Johns Hopkins, Michigan, Stanford, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, ETH, Imperial*, Toronto, Tokyo*. 17 July: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Columbia*, Purdue, Stanford, Minnesota, Texas*, Washington, Imperial, Toronto, Cornell, Harvard, MIT, Michigan*, ETH. 15 August: Caltech, Michigan*, Penn State, Purdue, Columbia, Stanford, Texas, Cambridge, Imperial. 9 September: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Columbia*, Cornell*, Harvard*, MIT, Princeton, Penn State*, Purdue*, Texas A and M, Toronto*, UCLA, Chicago, Michigan*, Washington, Wisconsin Madison, ETH, Cambridge, Oxford*, Johns Hopkins, Minnesota, Texas, Kyoto. 23.
4 October: Berkeley, Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell*, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State, Purdue*, Texas A and M, UCLA, Pennsylvania, Texas*, Yale*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Michigan*, UCLA*. 21 November: Caltech*, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue, Stanford*, Texas A and M*, Chicago, UCLA*, Texas*, Wisconsin Madison, Yale*, ETH*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Michigan, Minnesota, Kyoto. 22 December: Berkeley, Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell, Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Texas A and M*, Chicago, UCLA, Pennsylvania*, Texas, Washington*, Cambridge*, Imperial, Kyoto, Tokyo*, Johns Hopkins, Oxford January: Caltech*, Columbia, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue, Stanford*, Texas, Oxford*, Tokyo, Berkeley, Harvard, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Washington, Cambridge*, Toronto. 16. February: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Harvard, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Penn State, Stanford*, Texas A and M*, Washington, Imperial*, Oxford*, Tokyo*, Columbia, Cornell, Princeton, Purdue, Chicago, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, ETH, Cambridge*, Tokyo. 22. March: Caltech*, Cornell*, Harvard, MIT*, Princeton, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford*, Washington, Wisconsin, ETH*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Kyoto*, Yale. 15. April: Berkeley, Caltech*, Harvard*, MIT*, Princeton, Penn State*, Texas A and M, Minnesota, Washington, Wisconsin*, Yale*, Oxford*, Cambridge, Imperial*, Toronto*, Columbia*, Cornell, Purdue, Chicago*, Pennsylvania, Texas, Toronto, Tokyo. 23. May: Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton, Purdue*, Stanford, Michigan*, Minnesota*, Washington, Imperial*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Berkeley, Kyoto, Caltech*, Harvard, Penn State, UCLA. 17. June: Columbia, Cornell*, UCLA, Texas, Cambridge*, Imperial, Oxford*, Berkeley, Purdue, Texas A and M, Michigan, ETH, Tokyo. 13. July: Columbia*, Cornell*, MIT, Princeton, UCLA, Michigan*, Texas*, Wisconsin, Cambridge*, Oxford, Caltech, Johns Hopkins, Texas A and M, Chicago, Washington, Imperial, Kyoto*, Tokyo. 18. August: Harvard, Stanford, Texas A and M, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas*, Wisconsin, Princeton, Cambridge*, Cornell*, MIT, Princeton, Penn State, Purdue*, Texas A and M, Oxford*, Imperial*. 17. September: Berkeley*, Cornell*, Harvard*, Texas A and M*, Wisconsin*, Imperial, Oxford*, Columbia, MIT*, Princeton, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford, Michigan, Texas*, Washington*, Cambridge*. 17.
5 October: Caltech, Columbia*, Harvard*, Purdue, MIT*, Texas A and M, Chicago*, Texas*, Wisconsin, Yale*, ETH, Cambridge*, Toronto, Cornell, Princeton*, Purdue, UCLA, Oxford, Imperial*, Toronto*. 20. November: Berkeley, Caltech*, Columbia, MIT*, Princeton, Penn State*, Purdue*, Chicago, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, Washington*, Wisconsin, Yale, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto*, Tokyo, Columbia, Cornell*, Harvard*, ETH. 23. December: Caltech*, Columbia*, Cornell*, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State, Purdue*, Stanford*, Texas A and M, Texas*, Michigan*, Washington, Wisconsin*, UCLA, ETH*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto, Imperial, Kyoto*, Tokyo, Harvard January: Berkeley*, Caltech*, MIT*, Princeton*, Stanford*, Chicago, Kyoto, Michigan*, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, Penn State*, Purdue*, U Penn, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford, Toronto, Tokyo. 18. February: Berkeley*, Caltech, Columbia*, Michigan*, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Penn State*, Texas A and M*, Chicago, UCLA*, Minnesota, U Penn*, Washington, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Imperial, Cornell*, Texas*, Toronto. 20. March: Caltech, Chicago, Cornell, Harvard*, MIT*, Texas A and M, Minnesota*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Michigan, Penn State, Purdue, U Penn. 13. April: Berkeley, Caltech*, Michigan*, Harvard, Princeton*, Penn State, U Penn*, Washington, ETH, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto, Stanford, UCLA, Minnesota, Texas, Wisconsin, Imperial, Kyoto. 19. May: Cornell, Harvard, Purdue, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State*, Minnesota, U Penn, Texas*, Washington, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Tokyo*, Harvard, Imperial*, Tokyo*. 16 June: Caltech*, Stanford, Texas A and M, Minnesota, U Penn, Washington, Wisconsin, Yale, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Tokyo, Columbia*, Cornell. 13. July: Caltech, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State, Michigan*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Stanford, UCLA, Washington, ETH, Cambridge*, Tokyo. 16. August: Berkeley, MIT, Texas, Yale, Cambridge*, Tokyo, Cornell*, Harvard, MIT*, Texas A and M, Michigan, Imperial, Oxford. 13. September: Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell*, Harvard*, MIT*, Purdue, Stanford, Texas A and M*, Wisconsin*, Cambridge*, Imperial, Oxford, Berkeley*, Princeton, Purdue, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas*, Yale*. 19. October: Harvard*, MIT, Princeton, Penn State*, Purdue, Stanford*, U Penn*, Texas*, Yale*, Cambridge*, Berkeley, Columbia, Cornell*, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State, Chicago*, Washington, ETH*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Tokyo* 23. out of over 700 visits from universities, institutes and similar during the month.
6 November: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Columbia*, Cornell*, Purdue, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Penn State*, Stanford, Texas A and M, Chicago*, UCLA, Michigan*, Minnesota*, U Penn, Washington, Wisconsin*, Yale, ETH*, Cambridge*, Imperial, Oxford*, Toronto*, Tokyo*, Harvard*, Texas*. 26. December: Berkeley, Caltech, Colorado, Cornell*, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins, Stanford, Chicago*, UCLA*, Michigan*, Minnesota*, U Penn*, Texas, Cambridge, Imperial. Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo*, Kyoto January: Harvard*, Princeton, Purdue, Texas, Michigan, U. Penn, Washington, Wisconsin, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Stanford*, Toronto*, Chicago, UCLA, Yale, ETH, Tokyo. 17. February: Caltech, Columbia, Cornell*, Harvard*, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue, UCLA*, Minnesota, Texas*, Washington*, ETH, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto*, Tokyo, Berkeley*, Wisconsin. 19. March: MIT*, Princeton*, Stanford, Texas A and M, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Imperial*, Toronto, Penn State*, Chicago, Michigan*, Yale. 14. April: Caltech, Columbia, Harvard, Johns Hopkins*. MIT*, Penn State*, Stanford*, Texas A and M*, Toronto, Minnesota, U Penn, Washington*, Oxford, Purdue, UCLA, Michigan*, Texas, Wisconsin, Cambridge*, Imperial. 20. May: Berkeley, Columbia, MIT*, Princeton*, Stanford*, Michigan*, Texas, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto, Caltech, Cornell, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Chicago*, Minnesota, U Penn, Washington. 18. June: Caltech, Harvard*, Purdue, Texas A and M*, Washington, Oxford*, Imperial, Toronto, Purdue, ETH. 10. July: Columbia, Purdue, Michigan, Texas, Princeton*, Kyoto, Cornell*, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Penn State*, UCLA, Washington, Wisconsin, Imperial. 14. August: MIT*, Penn State*, Stanford, Texas A and M, Chicago*. Michigan*, U Penn*, Texas, Washington, ETH, Oxford*, Toronto, Berkeley, Caltech, Columbia, Harvard, Princeton*, Purdue*, Minnesota, Cambridge*, Imperial. 20. September: Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford*, Texas A and M*, Minnesota, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, ETH. 17. October: Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, MIT*, Princeton*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Texas A and M, Chicago*, U Penn, Washington*, Wisconsin, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Tokyo*, Caltech*, Cornell*, Johns Hopkins, Stanford, Toronto, Texas*, Yale. 23. November: Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell*, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Chicago*, Texas*, Washington, Wisconsin*, Yale, ETH*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Kyoto, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, Michigan, Minnesota, Imperial, Toronto, Tokyo*. 22.
7 December: Caltech, Columbia, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Purdue, Texas A and M, Washington*, Yale, Cambridge, Imperial*, Oxford*, Tokyo, Michigan* January: Johns Hopkins, ETH*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Toronto*, Caltech, Michigan, Harvard, MIT, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Oxford*, Kyoto, Tokyo. 14. February: Harvard*, Purdue*, Stanford, Minnesota, Washington, Cambridge, Michigan*, Johns Hopkins, U Penn, Cambridge*, Imperial, Oxford. 12. March: Caltech, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Princeton, Stanford, Texas A and M, UCLA*, Michigan, Wisconsin, Washington, ETH, Toronto, Berkeley, Harvard, Purdue. 15. April: Caltech, Cornell, Princeton*, Stanford, ETH, Berkeley, Harvard, Texas A and M, ETH, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Toronto. 12. May: Columbia, Cornell, MIT, Michigan, Purdue, Washington*, Imperial, Caltech, MIT, Texas, Toronto. 11. June: Berkeley, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton*, Washington, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Cornell, Minnesota, 9. July: Berkeley, Caltech, Johns Hopkins, MIT, ETH*, Cambridge, Cornell, Harvard, Princeton*, Purdue, Stanford*, Minnesota, Toronto. 13. August: Cornell, MIT, ETH*, Cambridge, Oxford, Texas A and M, Washington, 7. September: Columbia, Michigan, Washington, Cambridge, Imperial*, Berkeley, Princeton, Purdue, Texas A and M, Washington, Oxford*, Toronto, 12. October: Berkeley, Stanford, Chicago, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Columbia*, Harvard, MIT, Penn State 11. November: Caltech*, Columbia*, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Texas A and M, Toronto*, Minnesota, Washington, Yale, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Cornell*, Princeton*, UCLA, Texas, Berkeley. 17. December: Berkeley, Cornell*, MIT, UCLA, ETH, Cambridge, January: Berkeley, Harvard, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Princeton*, Penn State*, UCLA, U Penn, Washington, Yale, Cambridge*, Toronto, Purdue, Texas A and M, Texas*, Imperial, Tokyo. 17. February: Harvard, Purdue, Stanford*, Chicago, Minnesota, Cambridge, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo, Berkeley*, Caltech, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Penn State, UCLA, Washington*, Purdue, Michigan. 20.
8 March: Princeton, MIT, Penn State, Stanford, Texas A and M, UCLA, Michigan, Minnesota, Washington*, Wisconsin*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo, Berkeley, Johns Hopkins, Purdue, Yale. 19. April: Caltech*, Columbia, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Texas A and M, Washington, Oxford*, Berkeley*, Cornell, Stanford*, Cambridge*, Imperial, Tokyo. 16. May: Berkeley, Columbia, Harvard, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Princeton, Cambridge, Imperial, Tokyo, Caltech, Stanford, Oxford*. 12. June: Stanford*, Texas A and M, Chicago, Wisconsin, Imperial, Toronto*, Caltech, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Purdue*, Minnesota, ETH, Tokyo. 14. July: Cornell*, Texas A and M*, UCLA, U Penn, Washington*, ETH, Imperial, Oxford*, Johns Hopkins*, MIT. 10. August: Berkeley, Cornell, MIT*, Cambridge*, Oxford, Imperial*, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Penn State, Stanford, Minnesota, Tokyo. 12. September: Texas A and M, Michigan, Washington, Wisconsin, Oxford, Berkeley. 6. October: Caltech*, Johns Hopkins, Purdue, U Penn*, Cambridge, Imperial, Oxford, Harvard* Penn State, Stanford, Imperial*, Kyoto. 12. November: MIT, Princeton, Texas A and M*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Oxford, Toronto, Kyoto, Tokyo, Johns Hopkins, Purdue, U Penn, Texas, Washington, Yale. 15. December: MIT, Penn State, Purdue*, Texas, Washington, Cambridge, Imperial*, Oxford, Princeton January: Berkeley, Caltech*, Michigan, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton, Purdue, Stanford*, Texas A and M, Chicago, UCLA*, Michigan, U Penn*, Minnesota, Texas, Washington*, Yale, Cambridge. 21. February: Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell*, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton*, Texas A and M*, UCLA*, Michigan*, Minnesota*, U Penn, Texas, Wisconsin, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo, Berkeley, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford*, Washington*, Yale, ETH, Imperial*. 27. March: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Columbia*, Cornell*, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Princeton*, Purdue*, Stanford*, Texas A and M*, UCLA*, Michigan*, Minnesota, Washington*, Yale, ETH, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Imperial*, Toronto*, Kyoto, Tokyo*, Penn State*, U Penn, Texas*, Wisconsin*, ETH*. 28. April: Berkeley*, Caltech*, Columbia, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Michigan*, Princeton*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Stanford*, Chicago, UCLA, Minnesota*, U Penn,
9 Washington*, Wisconsin*, Yale*, ETH*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto*, Tokyo*, Cornell*, Texas A and M, Texas* 26. May: Berkeley*, Caltech, Johns Hopkins, MIT*, Penn State*, Texas A and M, Michigan, Texas, Washington, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo*, Harvard, MIT*, Princeton*, Purdue*, Stanford, Washington*, 19. June: Berkeley, Caltech, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Princeton*, Stanford*, Texas A and M*, Chicago*, Michigan*, U Penn*, Washington*, Wisconsin, ETH, Oxford*, Toronto*, Kyoto*, MIT, Purdue, UCLA, Texas, Cambridge*, Oxford*. 22. July: Berkeley, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Princeton, Purdue, Stanford, Texas A and M, UCLA, Michigan, U Penn, Texas, Washington*, Wisconsin, ETH, Oxford*, Toronto*, Kyoto, MIT, Purdue, Stanford, UCLA, U Penn, Texas, Cambridge* 24. August: Berkeley*, Johns Hopkins*, MIT, Princeton, Purdue, Stanford, Texas A and M, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin, Cambridge, Oxford*, Toronto, Tokyo. 14 September: Berkeley, Caltech, Columbia, Harvard*, MIT, Princeton, Penn State*, Purdue*, Texas A and M*, Chicago*, Washington*, ETH, Cambridge, Oxford*, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton, UCLA*, Michigan*, Toronto, Kyoto, Tokyo. 23. October: Berkeley, Caltech*, Harvard, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Texas A and M*, Chicago*, UCLA*, Michigan*, Minnesota*, U Penn*, Washington*, Wisconsin*, Yale*, Imperial*, Oxford*, Toronto*, Kyoto, Tokyo, Stanford, Texas, Cambridge. 23. November: Harvard*, MIT, Princeton*, Penn State*, Stanford*, UCLA, Michigan*, Minnesota*, Yale*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Toronto, Berkeley, Cornell*, Purdue, Texas A and M, Tokyo. 17. December: Caltech, Columbia, MIT, Penn State*, Texas A and M, Michigan, Wisconsin, Washington, Cambridge*, Tokyo*, Johns Hopkins, ETH, Imperial* January: Yale*, Kyoto*, Berkeley*, Princeton*, Imperial*, ETH*, UCLA, Michigan, Harvard*, Chicago*, Washington*, Stanford*, Oxford*, U Penn*, Toronto*, MIT*,Caltech*, Purdue, Cambridge*, Penn State*, Texas, Cornell, Imperial*, Wisconsin*, Washington. 25. February: MIT*, Chicago*, Minnesota*, Yale*, Oxford*, Michigan*, Cornell*, Texas*, Texas A and M, Tokyo*, UCLA, Toronto*, Stanford*, Columbia*, Penn State*, Cambridge*, Havard*, Caltech*, Washington*, Imperial*, Princeton*, Johns Hopkins*, Purdue*, U Penn, MIT, Wisconsin. 25. March: Berkeley*, Washington*, Kyoto*, Cambridge*, ETH*, Michigan*, U Penn, Texas*, Wisconsin*, Oxford*, MIT*, Princeton*, Toronto*, Harvard*, Purdue*, Stanford*, Caltech*, Cornell*, Penn State*, UCLA*, Wisconsin*, Columbia*, Cornell*, Columbia*, Imperial*, Johns Hopkins*, Texas A and M*, Chicago 27.
10 April: Toronto*, ETH*, Caltech*, Princeton*, Michigan*, Wisconsin*, Oxford*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Yale*, Chicago*, Purdue*, Washington*, Cornell*, Stanford*, UCLA*, Berkeley*, Minnesota*, Columbia*, Texas A and M*, Texas*, Tokyo, Harvard*, U Penn*, Penn State*. 26. May: MIT*, Cambridge*, Toronto, ETH*, Caltech*, Michigan*, Berkeley*, Columbia*, UCLA*, Cornell*, Harvard*, Yale*, Penn State, Imperial, Stanford*, Purdue*, Kyoto*, Washington*, Oxford*, Texas, Chicago, Minnesota, U Penn, Johns Hopkins, Tokyo, Wisconsin*, Texas A and M*, Toronto 28. June: Berkeley*, Cornell*, MIT*, Texas A and M*, Washington*, Yale*, Imperial*, Toronto*, Princeton*, Stanford*, Michigan*, Texas, MIT*, Oxford*, Cambridge*, Columbia, Kyoto*, Caltech*, Johns Hopkins*, Tokyo*, UCLA, ETH, Michigan*, U Penn*, Texas, Harvard*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Minnesota. 29. July: Berkeley*, Cornell*, MIT*, Texas A and M*, Washington*, Yale*, Imperial*, Toronto*, Princeton*, Stanford*, Michigan*, Texas*, MIT*, Oxford*, Cambridge*, Columbia, Kyoto*, Caltech*, Johns Hopkins, Washington*, Tokyo*, UCLA, ETH, Michigan*, U Penn*, Toronto*, Harvard*, Penn State*, Purdue*, Minnesota, 29. August: Caltech*, U Penn, Imperial*, Columbia, Johns Hopkins*, Stanford*, Minnesota*, Texas, Washington, ETH, Wisconsin, Cornell, Harvard, Berkeley, Penn State, Texas A and M, Tokyo, Cambridge*. 18. September: Columbia, Harvard*, MIT*, Penn State*, Purdue, Stanford, U Penn*, Texas*, Washington*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Cornell, Michigan, Minnesota*, Imperial, Caltech, Princeton, Texas A and M, Michigan, Yale, ETH, Tokyo. 22. October: Cambridge, Oxford*, Imperial, Berkeley, Caltech, Michigan*, Columbia*, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Penn State, Stanford, Texas A and M, Chicago, U Penn, Texas*, Washington, Wisconsin, Yale, Tokyo, Toronto. 21. November: Cambridge*, Imperial, Oxford*, Toronto, Berkeley, Caltech, Michigan*, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton, Penn State, Stanford, Texas A and M, Texas, Chicago, UCLA, Minnesota, U Penn, Washington, Wisconsin, Yale, ETH. 24. December: Berkeley*, Caltech, Columbia*, Cornell*, Harvard*, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Princeton*, Texas A and M, UCLA*, Michigan*, Minnesota*, U Penn, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Imperial, Kyoto, Stanford, Washington, Yale, ETH : April 30 th : Purdue, Cambridge. May: Michigan*, U Penn, Wisconsin*, Penn State, Texas A and M, Chicago, Texas*, Cambridge*, Berkeley*, Caltech*, MIT*, Columbia, Cornell*, Harvard*, Yale, UCLA, Kyoto, Washington, Tokyo*, Oxford*, Penn State, Stanford, Princeton. 23. June: UCLA*, Washington*, Cambridge*, Imperial*, Stanford*, Oxford*, Chicago, Berkeley*, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Purdue*, Tokyo*, Penn State, Kyoto, ETH, Harvard, MIT*, Caltech, Minnesota. 19. French presidential staff on 29/6/2004.
11 July: Cambridge*, Imperial, Oxford*, Purdue, Washington*, Tokyo*, ETH*, Princeton*, Yale*, Michigan*, Stanford*, Harvard*, Berkeley, Wisconsin*, MIT*, Chicago, Minnesota, Texas A and M, Yale, Penn State, Tokyo. 21. August: Michigan*, Harvard, Columbia*, Yale, Purdue*, Stanford*, MIT, Washington, Princeton, Chicago, Imperial*, Cambridge*, Caltech, ETH, Penn State, UCLA, Berkeley, Texas, Kyoto, Oxford. 20. September: Johns Hopkins*, Michigan*, Purdue, Texas A and M*, Stanford*, Columbia*, Wisconsin*, Cornell*, Berkeley, MIT, Toronto*, Purdue*, U Penn, Princeton, MIT, Kyoto, Caltech*, Penn State, Chicago, Harvard. 20. October: Harvard*, Michigan*, U Penn*, Caltech*, MIT, UCLA, Toronto*, ETH*, Stanford*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, Imperial*, Columbia*, Texas, Berkeley*, Johns Hopkins, UCLA, Purdue*, Yale*, Washington, Kyoto*, Texas A and M, Minnesota. 23. November: Columbia*, Harvard*, Michigan*, Chicago*, Texas*, Caltech, Stanford*, Tokyo*, Cambridge*, Oxford*, MIT*, Minnesota, Princeton*, Purdue, U Penn, Johns Hopkins, Berkeley, Imperial, Yale, ETH*, Penn State. 21. December: Columbia, Johns Hopkins*, MIT*, Chicago, Michigan, U Penn, Imperial*, Oxford*, Harvard*, Penn State*, Texas*, Toronto, Cornell, Princeton, Yale, Wisconsin, Tokyo, ETH, Purdue. 19.
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