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University Of Rochester

Rochester, NY

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$6,627,813,712
Total funding
4,832
Grants

Funding over time

peak $667.6M · FY2005–25
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Funding mix

By agency

NIH$4,196,627,982 · 3516
DOE$1,786,019,376 · 119
NSF$371,685,639 · 886
DOD$154,550,015 · 192
CDC$79,991,666 · 35
NASA$19,531,451 · 36
AHRQ$16,532,552 · 39
FDA$10,040,784 · 8
USDA$549,813 · 2
SAMHSA$0 · 1

By mechanism

—$2,332,336,295 · 1235
R01$2,263,596,309 · 1222
U01$249,224,887 · 65
T32$155,013,396 · 51
R21$149,878,749 · 385
P01$148,136,124 · 136

Investigators at University Of Rochester

Investigator-initiatedAll funding

InvestigatorsiAttributed = a PI's even-split share of each grant — a $1M grant with 2 PIs counts $500K each.
Exposure= the full size of every grant they're on ($1M each).

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Ruth Schneider$3,209,1041 gr2Marissa Sobolewski Terry$2,719,4522 gr3Whasil Lee$2,536,0722 gr4Jeevisha Bajaj$2,438,1842 gr5Isaac Spencer Harris$1,804,1591 gr6Francisco Cartujano$1,672,8882 gr7Roderick Tung$1,601,0912 gr8Meera Vir Singh$1,506,3282 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Ruchira Singh$7,225,3025 gr2Valentina Kutyifa Valentina Kutyifa Valentina Kutyifa$4,790,3612 gr3John D. Lueck$4,627,6323 gr4Ashkan Ertefaie$4,043,6446 gr5Edmund Lalor$3,940,8854 gr6Scott Andrew Gerber$3,935,8134 gr7Mitchell O'Connell$3,716,8093 gr8David T Huang$3,569,4371 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Berislav V Zlokovic$39,142,09611 gr2Jill S Halterman$26,383,0786 gr3Steven Edward Lipshultz$26,235,26813 gr4David R Williams$24,384,5734 gr5Bradford C Berk$23,169,0129 gr6Rulang Jiang$22,447,90910 gr7Robert A Burne$21,833,5249 gr8Baek Kim$21,816,66314 gr

Largest grants

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER ''NATIONAL INERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION PROGRAM'' *NEW AWARD$403,748,516
· FY2018 · Department of Energy
NATIONAL INERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION PROGRAM$375,990,679
· FY2013 · Department of Energy
THIS PROPOSAL PRESENTS THE PLANNED PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER’S LABORATORY FOR LASER ENERGETICS (LLE) FOR THE NEXT FIVE-YEAR PERIOD (FY24–FY28) AND SUMMARIZES LLE’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING THE CURRENT PERIOD (FY19–FY23). LLE’S RESEARCH ACTIVITIES FOCUS ON SUPPORTING THE MISSIONS OF THE NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (NNSA) IN INERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION (ICF), HIGH-ENERGY-DENSITY (HED) PHYSICS, AND LASER AND OPTICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. LLE OPERATES THE OMEGA LASER FACILITY (INCLUDING THE 60-BEAM OMEGA AND THE FOUR-BEAM OMEGA EP LASER SYSTEMS) AS NNSA’S PRINCIPAL HED USER FACILITY. TOGETHER WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER’S NEW HED PHYSICS CURRICULUM, LLE PROVIDES A UNIQUE, MISSION-ORIENTED EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE THAT PREPARES STUDENTS FOR A CAREER WITHIN THE NATIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX. BY ENHANCING THIS PIPELINE, LLE HAS SIGNIFICANTLY EXPANDED THE NUMBER OF GRADUATES ENTERING THE NNSA WORKFORCE, WHICH IS HELPING TO FILL THE NEEDS OF THE STOCKPILE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM.$305,343,891
· FY2023 · Department of Energy
NA-123.1 NATIONAL INTERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION PROGRAM$190,733,422
· FY2008 · Department of Energy
NEW AWARD. FOLLOW-ON TO DE-FC 03-85DP40200 SCOEP=RESEARCH ININERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION;O PERATION & MGMT OF THE NATIONAL LASER USER'S FACILITY; UPGR$176,155,981
· FY2008 · Department of Energy
NA-123.1 NATIONAL INTERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION PROGRAM$154,650,095
· FY2012 · Department of Energy
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND FIELDS$24,786,000
· FY2012 · Department of Energy
Research Infrastructure: Midscale RI-1 (M1:DP): OMEGA-EP-Pumped Optical Parametric Amplifier Line (EP-OPAL) Facility Design$17,976,642
· FY2023 · MPS
SSC DETECTOR RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT$16,217,412
· FY2008 · Department of Energy
Moodeling Immunity for Biodefense: influenza virus$11,916,323
N01 · FY2010 · AI
FUSION SCIENCE CENTER FOR EXTREME STATES OF MATTER AND FAST IGNITION PHYSICS$10,258,276
· FY2008 · Department of Energy
HOW SLEEP CLEARS YOUR BRAIN: SLOW WAVES, GLYMPHATIC WASTE REMOVAL, AND SYNAPTIC DOWN-SELECTION$10,187,500
· FY2019 · Department of the Army
NEW; SISGR: MODULAR NANOSCALE AND BIOMIMETIC ASSEMBLIES FOR PHOTOCATALYTIC HYDROGEN GENERATION; PI: KARA BREN$8,990,000
· FY2009 · Department of Energy
FUSION SCIENCE CENTER FOR EXTREME STATES OF MATTER AND FAST IGNITION PHYSICS$8,082,667
· FY2009 · Department of Energy
Establishment of the WNY Spatial Biology Resource Center$7,160,413
C06 · FY2025 · OD
A HUB FOR BROADBAND LASER-PLASMA SCIENCE FOCUSED ON INERTIAL FUSION ENERGY DRIVING THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF A MULTIPLE BEAM HIGH-BANDWIDTH LASER FOR IFE$7,000,000
· FY2025 · Department of Energy
COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF EIBI AND ADAPTIVE ABA FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM$7,000,000
· FY2018 · Department of the Army
QUANTUM IMAGING: NEW METHODS AND APPLICATIONS$6,766,068
· FY2008 · Department of the Army
The University of Rochester's Clinical and Translational Science Institute$6,494,248
UL1 · FY2007 · RR
COMPLEX LEARNING AND SKILL TRANSFER WITH VIDEO GAMES (TOPIC#9)$6,468,312
· FY2008 · Department of Defense