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NSF-reported Research Expenditures

Detailed comparison and analysis of research expenditures, faculty growth, and proposal trends at selected Virginia institutions from FY11 to FY13. Includes rankings among 900+ universities and new areas of research administration responsibility.

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NSF-reported Research Expenditures

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  1. NSF-reported Research Expenditures

  2. NSF Research Expenditure Rankings • More than 900 universities ranked. • Less than $25M separated 40th from 48th in FY11. Rankings of selected Virginia Institutions in FY 11

  3. FY 2013 Sponsored Expenditures All Sources Federal Sources

  4. Research Growth by Domain Area

  5. Number and Value of Proposals

  6. Proposals Submitted FY 2002 FY 2006

  7. Proposals Submitted in FY13

  8. Trends in Proposals Submitted

  9. Research Administration Budget Overview

  10. Research Faculty Growth As of July 1, 2013: 744 Research Faculty 56% increase in Research Faculty 2001-2013

  11. Research Administration

  12. Research Administration New areas of responsibility Development of new IT databases/processes was required.

  13. Research Focus AreasMapping to “Plan for a New Horizon”

  14. Targeted Research Expenditures

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