Children’s National Research Institute | Academic Annual Report 2017-2018

Innovation Through Collaboration

Financials

Research Funding Data

Research Funding by Center Total Percent
Cancer and Immunology $8,483,884.53 11.65%
Center for Translational Science $23,903,207.47 32.82%
Genetics $15,340,472.32 21.06%
Neuroscience $14,602,919.62 20.05%
Sheikh Zayed $10,502,823.06 14.42%
Total $72,833,307.00 100.00%
Research Funding by Sponsor Total Percent
NIH $41,424,476.09 56.88%
HRSA $3,013,738.45 4.14%
DOD $2,298,517.33 3.16%
Other Federal $1,487,867.69 2.04%
Non-Federal (Includes Donations) $19,685,376.74 27.03%
Sheikh Zayed (Includes Donations) $3,516,084.00 4.83%
Internal $1,407,246.70 1.93%
Total $72,833,307.00 100.00%
Fiscal Year Dollars in Millions
FY08 $24.39
FY09 $31.17
FY10 $38.40
FY11 $39.20
FY12 $39.02
FY13 $41.15
FY14 $39.95
FY15 $39.07
FY16 $39.12
FY17 $41.42
10 Year NIH Funding Trend
Funded by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the National Capital Consortium for Pediatric Device Innovation (NCC-PDI) is a partnership of the Sheikh Zayed Institute for Pediatric Surgical Innovation and the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland
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Meeting the Medical Device Needs of Pediatric Patients

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