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Research at MSU

Michigan State University's research program has experienced significant growth, with expenditures increasing from $500M to $700M in the past five years. The university's NSF HERD ranking is now in the top half of the Big Ten, and its overall US ranking has improved. MSU's biomedical research strategy includes the establishment of a biomedical hub and collaborations with major health systems. The university's top priority is the GI2 hiring strategy, which has already resulted in the recruitment of 86 faculty members. MSU's faculty potential is evident through the recognition and awards received, indicating a promising future.

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Research at MSU

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  1. Research at MSU • ACCELERATING THE PACE OF DISCOVERY

  2. TOTAL MSU RESEARCH EXPENDITURES • Increased from just over $500M to nearly $700M in past five years. • MSU’s NSF HERD ranking is now in the top half of the Big Ten for the first time. • MSU’s overall US rank jumped from 36 to 32 -- growth rate top in B1G. • MSU is now #1 in DOE and combined DOE and NSF expenditures. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Source: NSF HERD Data for 2017

  3. RESEARCH EXPENDITURE RANKINGS • MSU is now ahead of Rutgers, UT Austin, Illinois (UIUC), Purdue, Arizona, Maryland, Indiana, Iowa, ASU, Colorado (Boulder), and UVA. • Almost all of the schools ranked above us (and many below) have major medical research hospitals. In those cases, the medical research number often exceeds that of the rest of campus combined. At MSU, less than ~$100M of our total comes from medical research. We still have significant room to advance. • No medical complex: UC Berkeley $771M (top public university in the US; home of Lawrence Berkeley National Lab) and MIT $952M (home of Lincoln Laboratory, a major defense research lab). Source: NSF HERD Data for 2017

  4. BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH STRATEGY • A biomedical hub has been created with the Institute for Quantitative Health Science and Engineering (IQ) and the new Interdisciplinary Science and Technology building, located near Life Sciences, Nursing and the Clinical Center. • Research collaborations with major health systems, including McLaren, and Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids -- new McLaren Hospital coming in 2021.

  5. TOP PRIORITY: GI2 HIRING STRATEGY SEQUEL • The Global Impact Initiative launched in 2015 with a goal to hire 100 faculty focused on new and enhanced research endeavors. • To date, 86 faculty hired, 27 senior, 59 junior. Recruited from institutions including Stanford, Berkeley, Harvard, MIT, and a number of national labs. • This investment is providing a significant return. In biomedical research, 14 new hires required an investment of $13M in startup funding. Already these individuals have received $30M in new federal funding, which we expect will continue and increase over their careers. Looking forward to a possible “GI3,” which is the single highest priority for our office.

  6. FACULTY POTENTIAL: A SIGN OF OUR FUTURE • Young faculty at MSU have garnered 35 NSF Early CAREER awards since 2013, with 11 in 2018 alone. This indicates strong potential from these young scholars. • Senior faculty have received important corresponding recognitions of excellence, including Guggenheim Fellowships, Mellon Fellowships, and the World Water Prize. • We see a bright future with our strong mix of senior and early career faculty.

  7. RESEARCH @ MSU Questions? Learn more about us: Research news websitehttps://research.msu.edu/ VPR unit websitehttps://vp.research.msu.edu/ Spartan Ideas research bloghttp://spartanideas.msu.edu/ YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/msuresearch Twitterhttps://twitter.com/msuresearch

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