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62 Annual Report 2011 | Metrics EXTERNAL METRICS Northwestern had a mixed year in terms of rankings of federal awards for 2010 data (data from federal agencies lag by one year). In volume of 2010 awards for universities, Northwestern remains 25th in the National Institutes of Health (NIH) rankings and dropped to 45th from 30th in the rankings of National Science National Institutes of Health Awards to Domestic Institutions of Higher Education (Dollars in Thousands) University 2001 Source: National Institutes of Health http://report.nih.gov/award/trends/AggregateData.cfm 2001 Rank 2005 2005 Rank 2009 2009 Rank 2010 2010 Rank % Increase 2001-2010 Johns Hopkins University $457,362 1 $607,223 1 $603,367 1 $610,467 1 33.5% University of Pennsylvania 376,032 2 471,350 2 454,903 3 481,560 2 28.1% Harvard University 270,226 8 321,224 12 363,470 11 396,501 7 46.7% Washington University 303,650 5 394,788 5 382,455 8 386,470 8 27.3% Yale University 256,664 10 336,743 10 357,364 12 378,805 9 47.6% Duke University 232,180 13 391,196 6 371,408 9 351,617 11 51.4% Stanford University 224,781 14 305,561 14 306,735 15 339,893 13 51.2% Columbia University 248,892 11 330,755 11 325,106 13 330,030 15 32.6% University of Chicago 131,241 27 194,717 23 214,138 20 198,347 22 51.1% Northwestern University 111,299 37 168,377 32 184,539 25 191,208 25 71.8% University of Rochester 121,954 32 162,312 34 188,205 23 186,789 25 53.2% Cornell University 152,197 23 192,563 24 186,657 24 186,162 26 22.3% Massachusetts Institute of Technology 79,513 53 172,184 30 143,549 39 119,216 46 49.9% Princeton University 33,262 84 37,660 99 48,764 83 43,774 96 31.6% Rice University 5,488 174 10,088 163 12,714 N/A 14,548 151 165.1% National Institutes of Health Awards Statistics (Dollars in Millions) 2001 2005 2009 2010 % Increase 2001–2010 NIH Total Budget $19,856 $27,532 $29,501 $30,200 52% NIH Published Success Rate* 32% 22% 21% 21% Source: National Institutes of Health http://report.nih.gov/NIHDatabook/Charts/Default.aspx?showm=Y&chartid=153&catid=1 www.report.nih.gov/nihdatabook/Charts/SlideGen.aspx?chartid=124&catid=13 *Research Project Grants, Competing Applications Foundation (NSF) awards. When viewed over a greater length of time, however, the trend in research volume at the University has been positive. Since 2001 Northwestern’s funding from the NIH has increased by 71.8 percent to $191.2 million, while funding from the NSF has increased by 21.7 percent to $35.9 million.
National Science Foundation Award Summary by Top Institutions* (Dollars in Thousands) University 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2009 Rank 2010 Cornell University $90,192 $88,904 $109,968 $111,548 $155,181 3 $113,287 4 Columbia University 69,901 72,084 62,482 74,144 104,788 9 91,458 6 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 62,011 55,766 56,239 57,202 67,488 23 81,918 10 Stanford University 48,678 53,778 55,978 50,362 63,748 24 77,804 14 Princeton University 38,554 44,301 39,554 41,180 55,893 38 59,855 24 Harvard University 32,394 29,450 35,687 33,683 61,153 29 53,561 28 University of Chicago 45,960 40,623 43,593 76,476 80,716 16 44,317 33 Johns Hopkins University 27,748 28,856 34,494 24,747 45,297 47 42,775 35 Duke University 33,227 31,884 34,377 35,185 44,949 48 42,685 36 Northwestern University 29,503 33,234 41,657 32,274 60,247 30 35,899 45 University of Pennsylvania 28,300 27,415 27,643 27,991 48,589 43 32,608 49 Yale University 27,001 27,791 22,028 27,398 41,736 51 28,652 56 Rice University 20,481 26,221 24,574 26,091 28,566 64 27,581 57 University of Rochester 7,703 13,297 9,872 11,256 19,885 89 16,462 83 Washington University 15,254 18,565 17,901 18,893 18,874 93 16,422 84 NSF Total Funding $548,077 $564,579 $588,437 $608,404 $646,876 1 687,251 1 *Those categorized as “University” 1 Includes ARRA funds Source: Budget Division, O�ce of Budget, Finance and Award Management, National Science Foundation, http://dellweb.bfa.nsf.gov/ and http://dellweb.bfa.nsf.gov/NSFHist.htm 2010 Rank Metrics | Annual Report 2011 63
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