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

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

Funding data in thousands, except where noted.

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State	Institution Funding 2009	2009 Rank	% of funding from Institution	rank % from Institution
United States	11,198,461		20.4%
Alabama	155,808	25	20.4%	25
Alaska	0	50	0.0%	51
Arizona	263,709	14	30.2%	11
Arkansas	49,346	38	20.6%	24
California	1,376,193	1	18.6%	31
Colorado	94,362	30	8.9%	49
Connecticut	105,261	26	14.0%	44
Delaware	23,237	42	17.4%	35
District of Columbia	30,058	39	9.2%	48
Florida	381,324	8	22.9%	21
Georgia	498,373	5	31.8%	7
Hawaii	32,198	36	10.7%	47
Idaho	24,422	37	20.2%	26
Illinois	581,071	3	27.5%	15
Indiana	344,394	8	34.3%	6
Iowa	97,243	24	17.3%	37
Kansas	134,606	20	30.5%	9
Kentucky	164,969	17	30.5%	8
Louisiana	165,025	16	24.6%	18
Maine	54,180	25	42.2%	3
Maryland	408,793	4	13.5%	45
Massachusetts	188,709	12	7.7%	50
Michigan	526,804	3	30.2%	10
Minnesota	180,971	11	23.9%	19
Mississippi	98,010	16	23.5%	20
Missouri	203,899	10	20.2%	27
Montana	29,226	23	16.1%	40
Nebraska	169,742	10	43.1%	2
Nevada	39,249	20	21.6%	22
New Hampshire	53,626	18	18.0%	33
New Jersey	239,859	7	26.2%	16
New Mexico	89,928	13	20.7%	23
New York	832,164	1	19.7%	30
North Carolina	353,308	3	16.4%	38
North Dakota	33,118	15	17.8%	34
Ohio	347,396	3	18.3%	32
Oklahoma	99,435	9	29.6%	12
Oregon	80,802	9	12.7%	46
Pennsylvania	386,041	2	14.2%	43
Rhode Island	72,542	8	29.5%	13
South Carolina	232,366	3	38.0%	5
South Dakota	14,740	10	14.4%	42
Tennessee	144,464	5	17.3%	36
Texas	802,128	1	20.1%	28
Utah	125,758	4	25.1%	17
Vermont	20,120	6	16.1%	39
Virginia	216,299	2	19.9%	29
Washington	163,157	2	15.1%	41
West Virginia	66,663	2	38.2%	4
Wisconsin	342,558	1	28.5%	14
Wyoming	41,720	1	53.7%	1