Award Trends

Award Trends cover all NIH awarding components and all other award activities.  Awards are funds provided by the NIH to universities, hospitals, and other research institutions.  Includes Ranking Tables and Awards by State and Foreign Site.

Please note that the total cost given in the tables below is the sum of the direct and indirect costs for each fiscal year, and not for the life of the project.

Total Award Dollars By

• Type of Funding Opportunity Announcement FY 2006 and 2007      (~19MB)
  This table is currently being revised to better inform our users. Comments are encouraged and can be directed to DIShelp@mail.nih.gov.
• Funding Mechanism: 2007-1997     (~ 50KM)
• Institute and Funding Mechanism:   2007 - 2004     (~ 70KM),   Institute and Funding Mechanism:   2003-1998
• State and Congressional District FY 2007-1998

Average Dollars Awarded By

• Funding Mechanism, 2007-1998 (competing and non-competing)     (~ 115KM)
  

Characteristics of

• Awardee Organizations
• New Investigators/Applicants
  • Age Distribution of NIH RPG Principal Investigators Compared to Medical School Faculty 1980-2006    (~ 2MB)     (~ 115KB)

Distribution of NIH Budget

• 2007

Effect of Doubling the NIH Budget

The period of doubling of the NIH budget occurred from FY 1998-2003. Data on the trends occurring pre- and post- the doubling period FY (2007-1998) are available in the NIH Extramural Data Book.

Rankings

Please note that while this site contains reports that rank various organizations for fiscal years 1996 through 2005, NIH no longer provides these comparative ranking tables on its medical research funding. Instead, NIH has developed a Web-based tool that allows you to determine the dollars awarded to any one organization or department. The tool will also allow you to download aggregate data, on a per fiscal year basis, so that you can conduct your own analysis.

This change comes in part from responses received from the grantee community that suggested that the current ranking tables were not necessary (see NIH Guide notice Request for Information on the Plan to Recognize Multiple Principal Investigators on NIH Grants) and in part by the establishment of Multiple Investigator Awards (see NIH Guide notice Establishment of Multiple Principal Investigator Awards for the Support of Team Science Projects) making the total dollar amounts of funds received by individual departments impractical.

The following link will direct you to the most current data: Award Data for Individual Organizations. Historical reports that show ranking follow below.

• All Institutions:  2005    (~ 0.5MB),    2004 - 1996
• By State:    2005 By State    2004 By State    2003 By State    2002 By State (in rank order by total dollars)
• Domestic Higher Education FY 2005    Domestic Higher Education FY 2004
• Independent Hospitals: 2005    Independent Hospitals: 2004    Independent Hospitals: 2003    Independent Hospitals: 2002    Independent Hospitals: 2001    Independent Hospitals: 2000  (TXT - 22 KB)    Independent Hospitals: 1985-2000  (TXT - 479 KB)
• Medical Schools: 2005    Medical Schools: 2004-1996
• Research Institutes:    2005    2004    2003    2002    2001    2000   (TXT - 41 KB)   1985-2000   (TXT - 654 KB)
• Not for Profit Institutions FY 2000-1985  (TXT - 3.05 MB)
• Top 100 Cities   FY 2003   FY 2002   FY 2001   FY 2000  (TXT - 8 KB)

Notice of Grant Awards

• Issued within the last 90 days  (- 922 KB)

Support to Independent Research Institutes

• Association of Independent Research Institutes (AIRI)    (- 3.15MB)

Federal Obligations for Health Research and Development

These reports show the amount spent by various Federal Agencies (including NIH) on Health R&D

• By Federal Agency   2007-1997   (- 54KB)
• By Performer   2007-1997   (- 51KB)
• Performer Allocation Ratios   2007-1997   (- 52KB)