Federal Obligations for R&D to Industry, FY 2001-2005
Sources: National Science Foundation, Federal Funds for R&D series (table 83)
http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/fedfunds/
Note: Dollars are in thousands. U.S. total includes Puerto Rico and outlying areas.
State	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	Percent to Industry of Total Fed. Oblig. 2005	Rank Percent to Industry 2005
U.S. total	26,897,471	29,446,784	33,786,122	39,143,691	44,026,173	41.2
Alabama	1,095,255	1,377,944	1,579,349	1,470,801	1,646,888	58.8	6
Alaska	15,534	67,169	23,825	69,518	66,555	28.5	24
Arizona	1,258,944	1,439,099	1,231,254	1,579,888	1,917,918	71.7	3
Arkansas	55,666	5,735	5,232	8,076	12,322	8.0	48
California	4,359,351	6,697,037	7,839,362	7,874,995	9,537,268	49.2	11
Colorado	383,781	569,861	540,105	761,557	990,879	48.7	12
Connecticut	882,209	1,344,658	1,507,106	1,563,596	1,221,870	56.7	7
Delaware	10,596	12,908	13,620	11,456	18,988	20.2	30
District of Columbia	343,963	359,419	527,006	872,477	917,843	23.0	26
Florida	1,269,435	1,037,911	1,193,445	1,550,383	1,013,395	46.1	14
Georgia	2,647,977	804,316	387,447	490,091	874,589	51.2	9
Hawaii	87,718	81,020	94,454	121,136	120,769	31.4	23
Idaho	39,762	28,363	50,585	60,944	57,081	20.9	29
Illinois	282,268	75,778	166,738	183,673	241,101	12.2	42
Indiana	199,134	141,045	148,171	127,163	117,450	21.2	28
Iowa	24,236	45,538	83,258	76,399	88,467	19.8	32
Kansas	141,900	21,030	20,120	47,462	37,851	19.1	33
Kentucky	100,566	19,165	20,912	32,277	28,774	10.9	44
Louisiana	39,393	90,468	91,664	102,070	70,253	17.5	36
Maine	345,460	106,267	14,064	78,277	113,426	47.3	13
Maryland	2,060,408	2,439,542	2,230,402	2,380,042	2,457,672	20.1	31
Massachusetts	1,365,472	1,240,619	1,368,269	1,888,359	2,105,331	36.9	20
Michigan	372,828	298,827	693,250	195,221	204,043	18.5	34
Minnesota	419,621	568,390	217,119	225,208	208,661	27.5	25
Mississippi	87,181	316,027	865,658	1,303,919	72,009	17.0	37
Missouri	396,393	510,998	542,858	2,365,229	3,337,671	82.6	1
Montana	11,802	7,023	10,421	38,848	26,573	15.0	39
Nebraska	9,099	8,355	5,799	10,903	11,500	7.9	49
Nevada	210,797	231,390	294,117	343,552	256,133	67.0	4
New Hampshire	259,932	108,847	167,275	147,293	161,826	44.4	16
New Jersey	675,108	935,703	791,356	946,328	1,155,264	49.3	10
New Mexico	181,234	232,541	251,875	342,509	380,754	11.6	43
New York	779,713	832,148	853,366	1,239,110	2,091,219	42.2	18
North Carolina	86,176	149,604	170,080	205,821	246,398	13.8	40
North Dakota	7,489	7,829	6,912	7,699	3,579	3.4	51
Ohio	685,198	568,354	737,789	830,113	799,235	33.7	21
Oklahoma	68,664	68,600	63,089	73,996	56,843	22.4	27
Oregon	132,880	36,139	33,695	55,243	54,038	9.7	47
Pennsylvania	876,336	1,045,767	1,542,275	1,205,256	1,053,371	32.6	22
Rhode Island	41,595	44,476	40,015	51,553	60,885	10.6	46
South Carolina	48,064	56,446	87,770	96,126	74,122	18.1	35
South Dakota	5,374	10,877	3,737	4,621	7,611	10.9	44
Tennessee	61,060	78,353	89,322	140,980	211,716	16.4	38
Texas	1,151,597	1,236,785	2,512,050	3,301,999	3,279,042	65.7	5
Utah	116,000	98,817	306,832	357,663	359,448	44.2	17
Vermont	34,571	38,776	70,527	116,859	70,759	41.4	19
Virginia	2,553,434	3,136,106	3,221,525	3,250,001	4,366,201	53.2	8
Washington	445,130	652,696	817,144	726,118	1,073,404	45.0	15
West Virginia	103,916	56,088	160,289	86,325	595,634	77.1	2
Wisconsin	39,321	35,461	53,674	72,858	84,241	13.0	41
Wyoming	2,206	2,903	2,204	1,911	2,038	6.1	50