FY 2003 R&D expenditures at universities and colleges

FY 2003 R&D expenditures at universities and colleges
Ranked by geographic division, state, and science and engineering field

Source: National Science Foundation/Division of Science Resources Statistics, Survey of Research and Development Expenditures at Universities and Colleges, FY 2003 http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/nsf05320/

Note: Dollars are in thousands. Outlying areas include Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.

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Division and state
All R&D expenditures

Rank for All R&D

Life sciences

Rank for Total Life Science R&D

Life Science % of Total

Rank for Total
Life Science % of Total R&D

U.S. Total
$40,077,399

--

$23,763,981

--

59.30

--

Vermont
106,581

46

95,534

39

89.64

1

Missouri
806,907

15

658,297

11

81.58

2

Connecticut
594,541

22

468,767

16

78.85

3

North Carolina
1,394,545

8

1,034,820

5

74.20

4

Minnesota
517,346

25

374,062

20

72.30

5

Kentucky
377,635

30

268,519

28

71.11

6

Alabama
557,859

23

393,671

18

70.57

7

New York
3,089,988

2

2,128,290

2

68.88

8

Arkansas
183,183

40

126,002

37

68.78

9

Nebraska
300,540

34

202,386

30

67.34

10

Washington
869,695

14

584,457

14

67.20

11

Texas
2,765,634

3

1,849,606

3

66.88

12

Iowa
498,669

26

333,248

24

66.83

13

Oregon
436,958

27

287,768

27

65.86

14

Outlying areas
101,161

49

65,374

44

64.62

15

Wisconsin
881,214

13

568,472

15

64.51

16

Tennessee
599,723

21

386,594

19

64.46

17

Louisiana
524,262

24

332,187

25

63.36

18

Kansas
310,052

32

193,923

31

62.55

19

District of Columbia
263,342

36

161,143

33

61.19

20

Pennsylvania
2,013,453

5

1,187,741

4

58.99

21

Michigan
1,388,284

9

817,583

9

58.89

22

South Dakota
49,977

52

29,246

48

58.52

23

Montana
141,220

42

82,221

41

58.22

24

California
5,362,683

1

3,105,124

1

57.90

25

Illinois
1,613,691

7

931,685

7

57.74

26

Idaho
105,039

47

59,811

46

56.94

27

Ohio
1,268,784

10

720,733

10

56.81

28

West Virginia
120,514

45

68,153

42

56.55

29

South Carolina
435,328

28

242,675

29

55.75

30

Georgia
1,175,852

12

640,808

12

54.50

31

Virginia
776,026

16

415,731

17

53.57

32

Florida
1,204,592

11

629,257

13

52.24

33

Indiana
725,752

18

369,679

21

50.94

34

New Hampshire
252,210

37

127,567

36

50.58

35

Colorado
694,862

19

347,101

23

49.95

36

Utah
385,158

29

191,226

32

49.65

37

North Dakota
133,615

44

65,105

45

48.73

38

New Jersey
747,481

17

363,329

22

48.61

39

Maryland
2,030,544

4

978,216

6

48.18

40

Oklahoma
295,098

35

140,815

35

47.72

41

Massachusetts
1,821,817

6

868,452

8

47.67

42

Arizona
617,978

20

294,500

26

47.66

43

Mississippi
324,298

31

154,450

34

47.63

44

Wyoming
60,054

51

27,752

49

46.21

45

Rhode Island
187,131

38

82,246

40

43.95

46

New Mexico
306,623

33

112,888

38

36.82

47

Hawaii
184,602

39

66,608

43

36.08

48

Maine
75,092

50

25,836

51

34.41

49

Nevada
154,515

41

51,803

47

33.53

50

Delaware
104,650

48

26,720

50

25.53

51

Alaska
140,641

43

25,800

52

18.34

52

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Division and state	All R&D expenditures	Rank for All R&D	Life sciences	Rank for Total Life Science R&D	Life Science % of Total	Rank for Total Life Science % of Total R&D
U.S. Total	$40,077,399	--	$23,763,981	--	59.30	--
Vermont	106,581	46	95,534	39	89.64	1
Missouri	806,907	15	658,297	11	81.58	2
Connecticut	594,541	22	468,767	16	78.85	3
North Carolina	1,394,545	8	1,034,820	5	74.20	4
Minnesota	517,346	25	374,062	20	72.30	5
Kentucky	377,635	30	268,519	28	71.11	6
Alabama	557,859	23	393,671	18	70.57	7
New York	3,089,988	2	2,128,290	2	68.88	8
Arkansas	183,183	40	126,002	37	68.78	9
Nebraska	300,540	34	202,386	30	67.34	10
Washington	869,695	14	584,457	14	67.20	11
Texas	2,765,634	3	1,849,606	3	66.88	12
Iowa	498,669	26	333,248	24	66.83	13
Oregon	436,958	27	287,768	27	65.86	14
Outlying areas	101,161	49	65,374	44	64.62	15
Wisconsin	881,214	13	568,472	15	64.51	16
Tennessee	599,723	21	386,594	19	64.46	17
Louisiana	524,262	24	332,187	25	63.36	18
Kansas	310,052	32	193,923	31	62.55	19
District of Columbia	263,342	36	161,143	33	61.19	20
Pennsylvania	2,013,453	5	1,187,741	4	58.99	21
Michigan	1,388,284	9	817,583	9	58.89	22
South Dakota	49,977	52	29,246	48	58.52	23
Montana	141,220	42	82,221	41	58.22	24
California	5,362,683	1	3,105,124	1	57.90	25
Illinois	1,613,691	7	931,685	7	57.74	26
Idaho	105,039	47	59,811	46	56.94	27
Ohio	1,268,784	10	720,733	10	56.81	28
West Virginia	120,514	45	68,153	42	56.55	29
South Carolina	435,328	28	242,675	29	55.75	30
Georgia	1,175,852	12	640,808	12	54.50	31
Virginia	776,026	16	415,731	17	53.57	32
Florida	1,204,592	11	629,257	13	52.24	33
Indiana	725,752	18	369,679	21	50.94	34
New Hampshire	252,210	37	127,567	36	50.58	35
Colorado	694,862	19	347,101	23	49.95	36
Utah	385,158	29	191,226	32	49.65	37
North Dakota	133,615	44	65,105	45	48.73	38
New Jersey	747,481	17	363,329	22	48.61	39
Maryland	2,030,544	4	978,216	6	48.18	40
Oklahoma	295,098	35	140,815	35	47.72	41
Massachusetts	1,821,817	6	868,452	8	47.67	42
Arizona	617,978	20	294,500	26	47.66	43
Mississippi	324,298	31	154,450	34	47.63	44
Wyoming	60,054	51	27,752	49	46.21	45
Rhode Island	187,131	38	82,246	40	43.95	46
New Mexico	306,623	33	112,888	38	36.82	47
Hawaii	184,602	39	66,608	43	36.08	48
Maine	75,092	50	25,836	51	34.41	49
Nevada	154,515	41	51,803	47	33.53	50
Delaware	104,650	48	26,720	50	25.53	51
Alaska	140,641	43	25,800	52	18.34	52