University Of Washington

Seattle, WA

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$15,897,303,933

Total funding

16,872

Grants

Funding over time

peak $1B · FY2005–26

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Funding mix

By agency

NIH$11,504,488,256 · 10672

NSF$2,298,106,069 · 4149

DOD$884,183,715 · 1019

DOE$547,632,600 · 286

CDC$279,556,725 · 124

NASA$228,809,774 · 441

AHRQ$77,437,647 · 93

USDA$75,399,851 · 74

FDA$3,837,998 · 7

HHS (Other)$1,021,042 · 2

ACF$324,999 · 4

SAMHSA$0 · 4

By mechanism

R01$5,409,137,933 · 2520

—$4,034,457,008 · 5973

U01$788,471,131 · 178

T32$519,996,728 · 104

P01$434,718,339 · 451

N01$373,110,001 · 77

Investigators at University Of Washington

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Gregory Higgins$12,465,7602 gr 2Kari A Stephens$9,782,5812 gr 3Sarah Biber$7,911,9752 gr 4Lauren Carter$5,637,0031 gr 5Carol Rhodes$5,603,7411 gr 6Sebastian Tong$4,632,0814 gr 7Helen Elizabeth Jack$3,793,8433 gr 8David S Bergsman$3,250,0002 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Joy Williamson-Lott$70,079,3264 gr 2Neil King$14,760,5547 gr 3Sonia Savelli$11,171,7892 gr 4Jillian Pintye$10,948,65914 gr 5Christoph I Lee$10,494,5055 gr 6Jessica Elaine Young$10,314,27812 gr 7Jakob H. Von Moltke$9,796,5777 gr 8Sarah Stone$9,374,8604 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Mary L. Disis$210,448,01049 gr 2Zeljko Ivezic$143,813,0017 gr 3Walter A Kukull$110,905,4834 gr 4Evan E. Eichler$97,393,87737 gr 5Robert A Kamphaus$94,388,75116 gr 6Deborah Nickerson$86,844,0683 gr 7Deborah A Nickerson$72,621,63624 gr 8Joy Williamson-Lott$70,079,3264 gr

Largest grants

EXPERIMENTAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS$78,303,346

· FY2010 · Department of Energy

R/V Thomas G. Thompson Ship Operations 2018-2022$53,196,688

· FY2019 · GEO

Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)$50,184,868

· FY2012 · EDU

INSTITUTE FOR NUCLEAR THEORY$47,329,000

· FY2009 · Department of Energy

Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)$45,382,136

· FY2021 · EDU

Machine learning-enabled design of prototype pathogen vaccines and antibodies$41,075,241

U19 · FY2024 · AI

Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium (ROC) Data Coordinating Center$36,866,000

U01 · FY2010 · HL

Center on Materials and Devices for Information Technology Research$36,331,320

· FY2002 · MPS

NSF Engineering Research Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering$36,211,496

· FY2011 · ENG

IGF::OT::IGF B599$35,131,320

N02 · FY2016 · HL

EXPERIMENTAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS$29,971,000

· FY2008 · Department of Energy

R/V Thomas G. Thompson Ship Operations 2005-2009$29,830,200

· FY2005 · GEO

R/V Thomas G. Thompson Ship Operation 2012$28,160,432

· FY2012 · GEO

SLC Center: The LIFE Center: Learning in Informal and Formal Environments$25,276,972

· FY2004 · SBE

Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)$24,605,190

· FY2017 · EDU

UW SHIP OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND UPGRADES 2016-2020$24,422,544

· FY2016 · Department of the Navy

Northwest Genomics Center for All of Us$24,177,304

OT2 · FY2020 · OD

Center: SECURE - Collaborative Research Security & Integrity National Environment$22,294,444

· FY2024 · O/D

THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO FUND RESEARCH TO THE RECIPIENT TO CARRY OUT A PUBLIC PURPOSE OF SUPPORT OR STIMULATION OF THE DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY DARPA DEFENSE SCIENCES OFFICE DSO AUTONOMOUS DIAGNOSTICS TO ENABLE PREVENTION AND THERAPEUTICS DIAGNOSTICS ON DEMAND LIMITED RESOURCE SETTINGS ADEPT DXOD LRS PROGRAM.$20,496,994

· FY2011 · Department of Defense

Center for Enabling New Technologies through Catalysis (CENTC) Phase II Renewal$20,416,566

· FY2012 · MPS