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19th September 2014, 03:31 PM
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| NIH Funding Ranking For Universities
I want to know about NIH Funding Ranking For Universities so can you provide me ?
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19th September 2014, 03:43 PM
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| Re: NIH Funding Ranking For Universities
As you want to know about NIH Funding Ranking For Universities so here I am providing you 1. University of California — $1.71 billion 2. Partners Healthcare System (Boston) — $663 million 3. University of Texas — $580 million 4. Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) — $558 million 5. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) — $445 million 6. University of Washington (Seattle) — $428 million 7. University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) — $409 million 8. University of Michigan — $407 million 9. University of Pittsburgh — $396 million 10. Harvard University (Cambridge, Mass.) — $352 million 11. Stanford (Calif.) University — $352 million 12. Columbia University (New York) — $346 million 13. Yale University (New Haven, Conn.) — $343 million 14. Duke University (Durham, N.C.) — $329 million 15. Washington University (St. Louis) — $320 million 16. Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville) — $301 million 17. University of Minnesota — $255 million 18. Emory University (Atlanta) — $253 million 19. Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland) — $247 million 20. University of Wisconsin — $244 million 21. Oregon State Higher Education — $235 million 22. Scripps Research Institute (La Jolla, Calif.) — $228 million 23. University of Colorado — $225 million 24. New York University (New York City) — $219 million 25. Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.) — $208 million |
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20th May 2015, 10:43 AM
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| Re: NIH Funding Ranking For Universities
Can you list me the National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding top ranked Universities or Institutes in the World?
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20th May 2015, 10:44 AM
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| Re: NIH Funding Ranking For Universities
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) invests nearly $30.1 billion annually in medical research. More than 80% of the funding is awarded through almost 50,000 competitive grants to more than 2,500 universities, medical schools, and other research institutions in every state and around the world. NIH Funding Ranking for Universities University of Texas (UT) Southwestern Medical Center FY 2014: $123,005,874 toward 334 awards Harvard Medical School FY 2014: $124,447,948 toward 288 awards University of Chicago FY 2014: $132,051,471 toward 329 awards University of Southern California FY 2014: $134,163,581 toward 295 awards University of Colorado, Denver FY 2014: $139,123,959 toward 388 awards Northwestern University at Chicago FY 2014: $141,273,866 toward 361 awards Baylor College of Medicine FY 2014: $142,154,019 toward 312 awards University of California, Davis FY 2014: $147,093,096 toward 324 awards Oregon Health and Science University FY 2014: $156,798,217 toward 362 awards University of Alabama at Birmingham FY 2014: $161,193,461 toward 340 awards Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai FY 2014: $170,147,811 toward 360 awards University of Minnesota FY 2014: $203,127,263 toward 444 awards New York University School of Medicine FY 2014: $204,747,095 toward 351 awards University of Wisconsin-Madison FY 2014: $215,637,227 toward 498 awards Emory University FY 2014: $218,359,923 toward 506 awards Vanderbilt University FY 2014: $220,452,593 toward 602 awards Columbia University Health Sciences FY 2014: $234,310,957 toward 580 awards University of California, Los Angeles FY 2014: $261,166,392 toward 625 awards Yale University FY 2014: $262,859,956 toward 669 awards Stanford University FY 2014: $271,700,052 toward 629 awards #10. Duke University FY 2014: $278,832,108 toward 559 awards University of California, San Diego FY 2014: $295,917,149 toward 651 awards Washington University FY 2014: $304,176,206 toward 644 awards University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill FY 2014: $307,141,539 toward 674 awards University of Michigan at Ann Arbor FY 2014: $308,603,579 toward 759 awards University of Pittsburgh FY 2014: $319,064,044 toward 751 awards University of Washington FY 2014: $325,046,213 toward 704 awards University of California-San Francisco FY 2014: $363,648,042 toward 897 awards University of Pennsylvania FY 2014: $379,821,590 toward 858 awards Johns Hopkins University FY 2014: $454,227,609 toward 939 awards |
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