2018 TOP 100 US HIGHER EDUCATION R&D EXPENDITURES
post by PAM-XIAMEN date: Jan 03,2020
University is an important research and development subject in the innovation system. In all 912 US universities, PAM-XIAMEN has compiled the ranking data and the name by source of funds to list top 100 US higher education R&D expenditures in 2018.
Therein, the top 10 R&D spender are:
Institution | Rank | All R&D expenditures | Source of funds | |||
Government | Percentage | Non-government | Percentage | |||
All institutions | – | 79,436,487 | 46,339,410 | 58.34% | 33,097,077 | 41.66% |
Johns Hopkins U.a | 1 | 2,661,033 | 2,255,486 | 84.76% | 405,547 | 15.24% |
U. Michigan, Ann Arbor | 2 | 1,600,869 | 851,567 | 53.19% | 749,302 | 46.81% |
U. California, San Francisco | 3 | 1,595,732 | 709,475 | 44.46% | 886,257 | 55.54% |
U. Pennsylvania | 4 | 1,441,931 | 702,490 | 48.72% | 739,441 | 51.28% |
U. Washington, Seattle | 5 | 1,413,902 | 1,007,250 | 71.24% | 406,652 | 28.76% |
U. California, Los Angeles | 6 | 1,318,110 | 655,125 | 49.70% | 662,985 | 50.30% |
U. California, San Diego | 7 | 1,265,196 | 672,728 | 53.17% | 592,468 | 46.83% |
U. Wisconsin-Madison | 8 | 1,205,518 | 636,838 | 52.83% | 568,680 | 47.17% |
Harvard U. | 9 | 1,173,371 | 589,526 | 50.24% | 583,845 | 49.76% |
Duke U. | 10 | 1,167,611 | 645,372 | 55.27% | 522,239 | 44.73% |
During these top 100 universities, the top 5 R&D expenditure from government is:
Institution | Rank | All R&D expenditures | Source of funds | |
Government | Percentage |
U. Rochester | 68 | 370,645 | 289,485 | 78.10% |
Case Western Reserve U. | 58 | 434,441 | 353,134 | 81.28% |
Oregon State U. | 87 | 272,433 | 224,589 | 82.44% |
Georgia Institute of Technology | 22 | 891,728 | 741,067 | 83.10% |
Johns Hopkins U.a | 1 | 2,661,033 | 2,255,486 | 84.76% |
And during these top 100 universities, the top 5 R&D expenditure from non-government is:
Non-government | Percentage | |||
Institution | Rank | All R&D expenditures | ||
Rockefeller U. | 73 | 353,142 | 265,911 | 75.30% |
U. Georgia | 57 | 453,249 | 266,186 | 58.73% |
Dartmouth C. | 76 | 323,927 | 182,727 | 56.41% |
U. California, San Francisco | 3 | 1,595,732 | 886,257 | 55.54% |
Indiana U., Bloomington | 44 | 566,907 | 313,193 | 55.25% |
And here is a list of 2018 TOP 100 US HIGHER EDUCATION R&D EXPENDITURES:
2018 TOP 100 US HIGHER EDUCATION R&D EXPENDITURES RANKING BY NSF | ||||||
(Dollars in thousands) | ||||||
Institution | Rank | All R&D expenditures | Source of funds | |||
Government | Percentage | Non-government | Percentage | |||
All institutions | – | 79,436,487 | 46,339,410 | 58.34% | 33,097,077 | 41.66% |
Johns Hopkins U.a | 1 | 2,661,033 | 2,255,486 | 84.76% | 405,547 | 15.24% |
U. Michigan, Ann Arbor | 2 | 1,600,869 | 851,567 | 53.19% | 749,302 | 46.81% |
U. California, San Francisco | 3 | 1,595,732 | 709,475 | 44.46% | 886,257 | 55.54% |
U. Pennsylvania | 4 | 1,441,931 | 702,490 | 48.72% | 739,441 | 51.28% |
U. Washington, Seattle | 5 | 1,413,902 | 1,007,250 | 71.24% | 406,652 | 28.76% |
U. California, Los Angeles | 6 | 1,318,110 | 655,125 | 49.70% | 662,985 | 50.30% |
U. California, San Diego | 7 | 1,265,196 | 672,728 | 53.17% | 592,468 | 46.83% |
U. Wisconsin-Madison | 8 | 1,205,518 | 636,838 | 52.83% | 568,680 | 47.17% |
Harvard U. | 9 | 1,173,371 | 589,526 | 50.24% | 583,845 | 49.76% |
Duke U. | 10 | 1,167,611 | 645,372 | 55.27% | 522,239 | 44.73% |
Stanford U. | 11 | 1,157,597 | 744,595 | 64.32% | 413,002 | 35.68% |
U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill | 12 | 1,136,158 | 712,972 | 62.75% | 423,186 | 37.25% |
Cornell U. | 13 | 1,071,621 | 566,722 | 52.88% | 504,899 | 47.12% |
U. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh | 14 | 1,006,513 | 658,548 | 65.43% | 347,965 | 34.57% |
Yale U. | 15 | 990,399 | 554,463 | 55.98% | 435,936 | 44.02% |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology | 16 | 964,336 | 481,206 | 49.90% | 483,130 | 50.10% |
U. Minnesota, Twin Cities | 17 | 954,683 | 543,522 | 56.93% | 411,161 | 43.07% |
Columbia U. in the City of New York | 18 | 947,504 | 693,359 | 73.18% | 254,145 | 26.82% |
U. Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center | 19 | 929,710 | 432,909 | 46.56% | 496,801 | 53.44% |
Texas A&M U., College Station and Health Science Center | 20 | 922,178 | 524,565 | 56.88% | 397,613 | 43.12% |
Pennsylvania State U., University Park and Hershey Medical Center | 21 | 908,708 | 618,895 | 68.11% | 289,813 | 31.89% |
Georgia Institute of Technology | 22 | 891,728 | 741,067 | 83.10% | 150,661 | 16.90% |
U. Southern California | 23 | 891,625 | 517,642 | 58.06% | 373,983 | 41.94% |
New York U. | 24 | 887,558 | 434,950 | 49.01% | 452,608 | 50.99% |
Ohio State U. | 25 | 875,014 | 534,695 | 61.11% | 340,319 | 38.89% |
U. Florida | 26 | 865,093 | 529,627 | 61.22% | 335,466 | 38.78% |
Washington U., Saint Louis | 27 | 816,139 | 509,347 | 62.41% | 306,792 | 37.59% |
Northwestern U. | 28 | 805,672 | 472,795 | 58.68% | 332,877 | 41.32% |
U. California, Berkeley | 29 | 796,505 | 382,989 | 48.08% | 413,516 | 51.92% |
U. California, Davis | 30 | 788,832 | 429,368 | 54.43% | 359,464 | 45.57% |
Vanderbilt U. and Vanderbilt U. Medical Center | 31 | 738,620 | 472,903 | 64.03% | 265,717 | 35.97% |
Michigan State U. | 32 | 715,290 | 375,820 | 52.54% | 339,470 | 47.46% |
Emory U. | 33 | 712,417 | 393,968 | 55.30% | 318,449 | 44.70% |
Rutgers, State U. New Jersey, New Brunswick | 34 | 706,282 | 420,118 | 59.48% | 286,164 | 40.52% |
U. Arizona | 35 | 687,066 | 317,707 | 46.24% | 369,359 | 53.76% |
U. Texas, Austin | 36 | 679,781 | 429,208 | 63.14% | 250,573 | 36.86% |
U. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign | 37 | 652,709 | 385,511 | 59.06% | 267,198 | 40.94% |
Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai | 38 | 640,141 | 404,243 | 63.15% | 235,898 | 36.85% |
Purdue U., West Lafayette | 39 | 631,574 | 287,511 | 45.52% | 344,063 | 54.48% |
Baylor C. of Medicine | 40 | 623,396 | 330,396 | 53.00% | 293,000 | 47.00% |
Arizona State U. | 41 | 617,717 | 287,098 | 46.48% | 330,619 | 53.52% |
U. Alabama, Birmingham | 42 | 588,207 | 380,868 | 64.75% | 207,339 | 35.25% |
U. South Florida, Tampa | 43 | 581,561 | 294,762 | 50.68% | 286,799 | 49.32% |
Indiana U., Bloomington | 44 | 566,907 | 253,714 | 44.75% | 313,193 | 55.25% |
U. Utah | 45 | 552,306 | 313,788 | 56.81% | 238,518 | 43.19% |
U. Virginia, Charlottesville | 46 | 551,761 | 257,996 | 46.76% | 293,765 | 53.24% |
U. Maryland, College Park | 47 | 540,660 | 373,346 | 69.05% | 167,314 | 30.95% |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. | 48 | 531,636 | 256,376 | 48.22% | 275,260 | 51.78% |
U. Colorado Denver and Anschutz Medical Campus | 49 | 525,531 | 360,447 | 68.59% | 165,084 | 31.41% |
U. Colorado Boulder | 50 | 514,573 | 396,486 | 77.05% | 118,087 | 22.95% |
U. Iowa | 51 | 511,973 | 253,587 | 49.53% | 258,386 | 50.47% |
North Carolina State U. | 52 | 509,841 | 329,636 | 64.65% | 180,205 | 35.35% |
Boston U. | 53 | 484,205 | 285,085 | 58.88% | 199,120 | 41.12% |
U. Cincinnati | 54 | 480,095 | 257,497 | 53.63% | 222,598 | 46.37% |
U. Maryland, Baltimore | 55 | 475,135 | 298,432 | 62.81% | 176,703 | 37.19% |
U. Texas Southwestern Medical Center | 56 | 474,260 | 276,454 | 58.29% | 197,806 | 41.71% |
U. Georgia | 57 | 453,249 | 187,063 | 41.27% | 266,186 | 58.73% |
Case Western Reserve U. | 58 | 434,441 | 353,134 | 81.28% | 81,307 | 18.72% |
U. California, Irvine | 59 | 426,610 | 227,903 | 53.42% | 198,707 | 46.58% |
U. Chicago | 60 | 423,993 | 303,405 | 71.56% | 120,588 | 28.44% |
SUNY, U. Buffalo | 61 | 410,220 | 210,775 | 51.38% | 199,445 | 48.62% |
Scripps Research Institute | 62 | 396,839 | 268,708 | 67.71% | 128,131 | 32.29% |
U. Kentucky | 63 | 393,034 | 213,885 | 54.42% | 179,149 | 45.58% |
California Institute of Technology | 64 | 391,003 | 281,506 | 72.00% | 109,497 | 28.00% |
Colorado State U., Fort Collins | 65 | 374,955 | 285,480 | 76.14% | 89,475 | 23.86% |
Princeton U. | 66 | 373,593 | 181,015 | 48.45% | 192,578 | 51.55% |
Oregon Health and Science U. | 67 | 372,180 | 264,521 | 71.07% | 107,659 | 28.93% |
U. Rochester | 68 | 370,645 | 289,485 | 78.10% | 81,160 | 21.90% |
U. Illinois, Chicago | 69 | 361,690 | 203,620 | 56.30% | 158,070 | 43.70% |
Iowa State U. | 70 | 361,206 | 190,613 | 52.77% | 170,593 | 47.23% |
Washington State U. | 71 | 360,522 | 200,217 | 55.54% | 160,305 | 44.46% |
U. Miami | 72 | 357,104 | 210,972 | 59.08% | 146,132 | 40.92% |
Rockefeller U. | 73 | 353,142 | 87,231 | 24.70% | 265,911 | 75.30% |
U. Kansas | 74 | 339,046 | 189,551 | 55.91% | 149,495 | 44.09% |
Carnegie Mellon U. | 75 | 331,383 | 184,064 | 55.54% | 147,319 | 44.46% |
Dartmouth C. | 76 | 323,927 | 141,200 | 43.59% | 182,727 | 56.41% |
Uniformed Services U. of the Health Sciences | 77 | 308,326 | 218,702 | 70.93% | 89,624 | 29.07% |
U. Nebraska, Lincoln | 78 | 308,053 | 158,855 | 51.57% | 149,198 | 48.43% |
Florida State U. | 79 | 297,661 | 153,433 | 51.55% | 144,228 | 48.45% |
Albert Einstein C. of Medicine | 80 | 297,328 | 198,738 | 66.84% | 98,590 | 33.16% |
Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge | 81 | 286,726 | 153,678 | 53.60% | 133,048 | 46.40% |
U. Oklahoma, Norman and Health Science Center | 82 | 283,638 | 186,990 | 65.93% | 96,648 | 34.07% |
Medical U. South Carolina | 83 | 282,253 | 146,847 | 52.03% | 135,406 | 47.97% |
U. Hawaii, Manoa | 84 | 276,388 | 186,912 | 67.63% | 89,476 | 32.37% |
Temple U. | 85 | 276,011 | 160,263 | 58.06% | 115,748 | 41.94% |
U. Massachusetts, Medical School | 86 | 274,211 | 195,035 | 71.13% | 79,176 | 28.87% |
Oregon State U. | 87 | 272,433 | 224,589 | 82.44% | 47,844 | 17.56% |
U. Connecticut | 88 | 269,685 | 150,124 | 55.67% | 119,561 | 44.33% |
George Washington U. | 89 | 260,656 | 158,045 | 60.63% | 102,611 | 39.37% |
U. Tennessee, Knoxville | 90 | 259,607 | 132,146 | 50.90% | 127,461 | 49.10% |
U. Texas Health Science Center, Houston | 91 | 258,411 | 166,253 | 64.34% | 92,158 | 35.66% |
SUNY, Polytechnic Institute | 92 | 257,358 | 149,028 | 57.91% | 108,330 | 42.09% |
U. Missouri, Columbia | 93 | 256,183 | 114,787 | 44.81% | 141,396 | 55.19% |
U. New Mexico | 94 | 251,322 | 174,220 | 69.32% | 77,102 | 30.68% |
Virginia Commonwealth U. | 95 | 246,190 | 166,185 | 67.50% | 80,005 | 32.50% |
SUNY, Stony Brook U. | 96 | 245,016 | 144,822 | 59.11% | 100,194 | 40.89% |
Brown U. | 97 | 244,838 | 164,487 | 67.18% | 80,351 | 32.82% |
Mississippi State U. | 98 | 244,102 | 166,649 | 68.27% | 77,453 | 31.73% |
Wayne State U. | 99 | 238,859 | 120,359 | 50.39% | 118,500 | 49.61% |
U. California, Santa Barbara | 100 | 235,164 | 119,416 | 50.78% | 115,748 | 49.22% |
Reference: National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics, National Science Foundation, Higher Education Research and Development Survey, FY 2018.
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