Source: NSF, available here and the U.S. Census Annual Population Estimate

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Federally-Sourced R&D Expenditures at Universities and Colleges, 2004-09

Funding data in thousands, except where noted.

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State	Fed Funding 2009	2009 Rank	% of funding from fed govt	rank % from fed govt	2009 Fed Funding per capita (not in thousands)	Rank in Fed Funding Per Capita
United States	32,587,529		59.3%		106.15
Alabama	481,674	20	63.2%	17	102.29	25
Alaska	113,322	41	85.5%	1	162.24	5
Arizona	435,820	23	49.9%	41	66.08	40
Arkansas	110,394	43	46.1%	44	38.21	51
California	4,227,091	1	57.1%	29	114.36	20
Colorado	789,452	13	74.6%	4	157.11	7
Connecticut	506,809	19	67.3%	12	144.05	12
Delaware	95,422	44	71.3%	8	107.81	22
District of Columbia	267,809	31	82.2%	2	446.60	1
Florida	900,511	11	54.1%	34	48.58	46
Georgia	858,655	12	54.8%	32	87.36	32
Hawaii	211,256	35	70.3%	9	163.11	4
Idaho	64,256	48	53.2%	35	41.57	49
Illinois	1,233,180	8	58.4%	25	95.52	27
Indiana	434,826	24	43.3%	48	67.70	39
Iowa	351,540	26	62.5%	18	116.87	17
Kansas	199,375	36	45.2%	46	70.73	36
Kentucky	231,878	33	42.9%	49	53.75	44
Louisiana	307,347	27	45.8%	45	68.42	38
Maine	63,796	49	49.7%	42	48.39	47
Maryland	2,243,925	3	74.3%	5	393.71	2
Massachusetts	1,803,520	6	73.2%	6	273.53	3
Michigan	971,854	10	55.8%	30	97.48	26
Minnesota	397,374	25	52.4%	37	75.46	35
Mississippi	258,694	32	62.1%	21	87.63	31
Missouri	628,798	17	62.3%	19	105.02	24
Montana	113,101	42	62.3%	20	116.00	18
Nebraska	160,798	37	40.9%	50	89.50	29
Nevada	124,523	40	68.4%	11	47.11	48
New Hampshire	213,607	34	71.6%	7	161.26	6
New Jersey	478,849	21	52.4%	38	54.99	42
New Mexico	284,733	30	65.4%	16	141.68	13
New York	2,492,430	2	59.0%	23	127.55	15
North Carolina	1,234,651	7	57.1%	28	131.61	14
North Dakota	93,667	46	50.4%	39	144.81	10
Ohio	1,088,542	9	57.4%	27	94.31	28
Oklahoma	145,506	39	43.3%	47	39.46	50
Oregon	442,649	22	69.5%	10	115.71	19
Pennsylvania	1,832,083	5	67.3%	13	145.35	9
Rhode Island	152,067	38	61.7%	22	144.38	11
South Carolina	293,656	29	48.0%	43	64.38	41
South Dakota	55,842	50	54.6%	33	68.74	37
Tennessee	558,414	18	67.0%	15	88.69	30
Texas	2,009,402	4	50.4%	40	81.08	33
Utah	293,722	28	58.7%	24	105.48	23
Vermont	94,752	45	75.8%	3	152.39	8
Virginia	628,908	16	57.8%	26	79.78	34
Washington	727,212	14	67.1%	14	109.12	21
West Virginia	91,602	47	52.5%	36	50.34	45
Wisconsin	662,600	15	55.0%	31	117.18	16
Wyoming	29,479	51	38.0%	51	54.16	43