Research Statistics
Ranking Cornell Research
FY 2012 | ||
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* | Johns Hopkins University includes Applied Physics Laboratory, with $1,121,483 thousand in total R&D expenditures in FY 2012. Source: National Science Foundation, National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics, Higher Education Research and Development Survey |
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Nationally | ||
1 | Johns Hopkins University* | $2,106,185 |
2 | University of Michigan | 1,322,711 |
3 | University of Wisconsin | 1,169,779 |
4 | University of Washington | 1,109,008 |
5 | University of California, San Diego | 1,073,864 |
6 | University of California, San Francisco | 1,032,673 |
7 | Duke University | 1,009,911 |
8 | University of California, Los Angeles | 1,003,375 |
9 | Stanford | 903,238 |
10 | Columbia University | 889,487 |
11 | University of North Carolina | 884,791 |
12 | University of Pittsburgh | 866,638 |
13 | University of Pennsylvania | 847,077 |
14 | University of Minnesota | 826,173 |
15 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | 824,130 |
16 | Cornell University | 802,387 |
17 | Harvard University | 799,432 |
18 | Pennsylvania State University | 797,679 |
19 | Ohio State University | 766,513 |
20 | University of California, Berkeley | 730,348 |
In New York State | ||
1 | Columbia University | $889,487 |
2 | Cornell University | 802,387 |
3 | New York University | 458,645 |
4 | Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai | 400,680 |
5 | University of Rochester | 389,612 |
6 | Suny-Buffalo | 360,226 |
7 | Rockefeller University | 292,896 |
8 | Yeshiva University | 289,027 |