Here’s a look at the 10 organizations that received the most NIH funding in 2016.
1. Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) — $650,878,713
2. University of California, San Francisco — $577,576,919
3. University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) — $486,690,808
4. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) — $478,866,008
5. University of Pittsburgh — $475,851,374
6. University of Washington (Seattle) — $458,217,212
7. Stanford (Calif.) University — $427,012,784
8. Duke University (Durham, N.C.) — $416,881,431
9. University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) — $412,385,487
10. Yale University (New Haven, Conn.) — $407,245,439
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