Institutions Receiving the Most NIH Funds

Genetic Engineering News has published the total NIH funds awarded to each of the top 25 institutions in 2007. Here is the list:

Johns Hopkins University – $566,516,255
University of Pennsylvania – $434,874,723
University of Washington – $413,626,930
University of California, San Francisco – $395,495,921
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor – $392,715,838
Duke University – $372,132,106
University of Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh – $366,705,109
Washington University – $365,486,851
Yale University – $339,469,947
University of California, San Diego – $313,517,053
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill – $304,100,696
Stanford University – $298,523,784
Massachusetts General Hospital – $297,142,017
Vanderbilt University – $288,640,609
Columbia University Health Sciences – $280,158,693
Brigham and Women’s Hospital – $254,495,260
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities – $247,095,682
University of California, Los Angeles – $242,167,059
University of Wisconsin, Madison – $233,382,149
Emory University – $220,375,040
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center – $217,239,139
Baylor College of Medicine – $207,665,311
Scripps Research Institute – $197,935,398
University of Chicago – $194,964,247
University of Alabama at Birmingham – $192,223,812

http://www.genengnews.com/news/bnitem.aspx?name=28380062

The article also lists the top PIs, although I think there is something fishy about that list, as there should be a bunch more at the top of the list who are PIs of CTSAs. One of the things that would be very interesting would be the per-PI amount for each of these institutions. I suspect that my own institution would move substantially higher in the list on a per-PI basis.