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Appendix D
Outcome Measures for Research Program Grant Awardees
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Grant Recipient
Award Number
Award Amount
Initial Year
Last Year
Faculty Full Support
Large - Infrastructure Development
Stanford University
86-07
$12,613,550
1986
1997
9
California Institute of Technology2
86-08
$13,000,000
1986
1991
The Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research1
88-11
$7,650,000
1988
1993
Washington University in St. Louis
88-12
$12,100,000
1988
1994
10
Harvard Medical School
88-13
$11,000,000
1988
1993
University of California, Los Angeles1
88-15
$4,350,000
1998
1997
5
Yale University
88-16
$12,100,000
1988
1997
University of Miami
88-22
$6,270,000
1988
1999
5
University of California, San Diego1,7
88-42
$4,320,000
1998
1998
Case Western Reserve University
88-44
$5,500,000
1988
1997
Columbia University
88-59
$6,500,000
1988
1996
Purdue University1
88-60
$6,990,000
1998
1997
Johns Hopkins University
89-09
$7,150,000
1998
1996
Northwestern University1,8
89-28
$5,890,000
1989
1993
Duke University2
90-08
$8,000,000
1990
1994
University of Virginia
90-10
$6,100,000
1990
1996
6
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
91-03
$5,000,000
1991
1996
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory1
91-05
$4,500,000
1991
1996
4
Fox Chase Cancer Center
91-26
$4,000,000
1991
1996
Florida State University1
91-27
$4,500,000
1991
2000
4
Cornell University Medical College
92-08
$4,000,000
1992
1997
1
Total Large Infrastructue Development
$151,533,550
44
Large - Investigator Initiated
University of Chicago2
86-10
$9,219,223
1986
1992
University of Pennsylvania2,6
88-21
$4,720,402
1988
1996
The University of Michigan
88-46
$8,250,000
1989
1997
University of California, Berkeley1
89-08
$8,500,000
1989
1994
University of Washington
90-12
$7,500,000
1990
1997
Vanderbilt University1
91-16
$5,500,000
1991
1996
University of Rochester School of Medicine/Dentistry
91-24
$4,000,000
1991
1997
5
The Scripps Research Institute
92-10
$5,000,000
1992
1996
4
Princeton University
92-25
$4,500,000
1992
1997
3
Total, Large Investigator Initiated
$57,189,625
12
Small - Infrastructure Development
University of Texas - Southwestern Medical Center6
86-02
$2,280,000
1986
1992
Carnegie-Mellon University
86-03
$1,925,000
1986
1992
2
University of Oregon
88-18
$3,300,000
1988
1995
Wisconsin University - Madison
88-19
$990,000
1988
1992
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Faculty Partial Support
Postdoc Full support
Postdoc Partial Support
Graduate Students
Undergraduates
Technicians
Investigators
Equipment
Construction/Renovation
4
6
$3,330,991
$650,000
45
$4,200,000
8
3
$102,221
$571,500
17
$3,642,000
24
12
$786,358
$3,500,000
9
6
$1,033,788
7
1
$2,350,000
8
$1,000,000
$1,382,000
8
4
4
$764,096
15
6
4
2
$1,455,956
5
5
4
$404,057
13
8
17
7
$1,081,000
6
3
3
2
$3,528,000
$1,125,000
2
2
1
$241,101
$1,450,000
10
4
$2,493,000
$241,488
1
6
4
$961,536
14
4
$543,753
$925,457
1
1
$1,375,000
$2,000,000
37
4
10
3
8
1
1
$2,000,000
$800,000
8
2
9
6
10
1
$742,000
$122,000
188
31
64
75
8
34
16
$27,834,857
$16,967,445
19
$1,944,000
$3,480,000
15
4
$609,316
$306,899
11
7
4
2
$790,319
7
$605,000
$2,000,000
12
5
$725,000
10
8
4
4
$2,100,000
$600,000
25
20
3
$216,085
$900,000
7
25
5
$2,000,000
10
53
$815,000
$1,200,000
106
7
43
86
13
5
$9,804,720
$8,486,899
3
2
2
$108,233
2
1
1
$994,280
3
40
40
4
$893,031
$75,989
30
1
4
$73,363
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Grant Recipient
Award Number
Award Amount
Initial Year
Last Year
Faculty Full Support
University of Texas - Southwestern Medical Center
88-20
$1,045,000
1988
1994
Carnegie Institute of Washington1
88-43
$2,700,000
1988
1997
8
The Children’s Hospital, Boston
88-45
$2,475,000
1988
1993
Thomas Jefferson University
90-09
$3,500,000
1990
1994
New York University
91-04
$2,600,000
1991
1997
4
University of Vermont1
91-06
$2,300,000
1991
1999
2
Harvard University, School of Public Health1
91-49
$3,500,000
1991
1996
3
The Burnham Institute
92-09
$1,500,000
1992
1996
1
University of California, Santa Cruz
92-21
$2,500,000
1992
1999
1
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
92-22
$3,500,000
1992
1996
1
Public Health Research Institute
92-23
$2,500,000
1992
1996
2
Massachusetts General Hospital
93-01
$3,000,000
1993
1997
4
The University of Utah
93-03
$2,500,000
1993
1997
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies2
94-13
$2,600,000
1994
1996
2
University of Colorado, Boulder
95-01
$1,500,000
1995
1997
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
95-03
$1,500,000
1995
1997
2
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
95-05
$1,500,000
1995
1997
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
95-06
$1,000,000
1995
1996
Harvard University
95-15
$1,600,000
1995
1998
Children’s Memorial Medical Center
95-22
$1,000,000
1995
1997
Stanford University
95-26
$1,200,000
1995
1997
University of Texas - Houston Health Sciences Center
95-29
$1,000,000
1995
1997
2
Total, Small Infrastructure Development
$55,015,000
34
Small - Investigator Initiated
Brandeis University1,5
88-41
$3,200,000
1988
1996
6
Neurosciences Institute
88-48
$1,375,000
1988
1995
Eleanor Roosevelt Institute for Cancer Research3
88-61
$1,475,000
1988
1993
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
88-62
$2,310,000
1988
1995
Temple University
90-11
$2,500,000
1990
1996
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
91-07
$3,850,000
1991
1999
Memorial Sloan - Kettering
91-17
$2,700,000
1991
1994
University of Alabama at Birmingham
91-25
$1,500,000
1991
1995
3
University of Illinois Urbana Champagne
92-20
$3,000,000
1992
1998
4
University of Wisconsin - Madison
92-24
$3,000,000
1992
2003
3
Mount Sinai Medical Center
93-02
$3,000,000
1993
1997
9
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Faculty Partial Support
Postdoc Full support
Postdoc Partial Support
Graduate Students
Undergraduates
Technicians
Investigators
Equipment
Construction/Renovation
3
$135,000
6
4
2
$803,853
4
4
$493,122
9
2
$626,183
9
15
1
$290,000
6
4
$529,000
4
6
6
$192,000
2
1
$1,024,815
7
43
47
2
$1,270,000
13
9
4
4
2
$100,000
10
$253,000
4
4
3
$566,000
6
17
3
2
$1,130,000
$200,000
$959,000
$1,150,000
6
$76,000
$1,070,000
2
2
$667,000
3
6
$550,000
4
1
$1,340
17
1
$317,000
$640,000
2
$600,000
3
2
$232,000
1
3
$250,000
93
26
156
138
1
28
12
$13,134,220
$3,135,989
3
2
5
2
1
$540,000
$100,000
12
3
1
5
$125,000
$150,000
6
2
4
1
$238,815
6
1
4
$335,193
12
16
12
$624,000
7
18
10
1
$843,000
2
5
2
4
$447,000
3
3
3
$521,000
5
6
3
4
1
$185,000
5
3
6
$300,000
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Grant Recipient
Award Number
Award Amount
Initial Year
Last Year
Faculty Full Support
Joslin Diabetes Center
93-04
$3,500,000
1993
1999
Tufts University
93-05
$2,000,000
1993
1996
Baylor College of Medicine
94-14
$1,400,000
1994
1999
4
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical School
94-15
$1,500,000
1994
1997
3
University of Southern California
94-16
$1,800,000
1994
1998
4
Brown University
94-18
$1,300,000
1994
1998
Worchester Foundation
94-19
$1,000,000
1994
1997
2
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
95-02
$1,500,000
1995
1997
2
University of Miami
95-04
$1,000,000
1995
1998
1
Oregan Health Sciences University
95-10
$1,300,000
1995
1997
Kennedy Krieger Institute
95-11
$500,000
1995
1997
1
University of California - Davis
95-12
$1,600,000
1995
2002
3
University of Florida
95-13
$1,600,000
1995
2000
5
University of Pittsburgh
95-14
$1,000,000
1995
1997
University of California - Irvine
95-18
$1,000,000
1995
1999
Johns Hopkins University
95-19
$1,300,000
1995
1997
2
Georgetown University
95-20
$1,000,000
1995
1997
2
Cornell University
95-21
$1,200,000
1995
1999
Rice University
95-23
$1,200,000
1995
1997
Rush Presbyterian St. Lukes Medical Center
95-24
$1,000,000
1995
1998
Schepens Eye Research Institute
95-25
$1,000,000
1995
1997
1
SUNY - Buffalo
95-27
$1,000,000
1995
1997
3
Texas A&M University
95-28
$1,000,000
1995
1998
2
University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute
95-31
$1,000,000
1995
1997
University of Kentucky
95-32
$1,900,000
1995
1998
Total, Small Investigator Initiatied
$61,510,000
60
Total, All Research Program Grants
$325,248,175
150
1Includes a $500,000 supplementary award made in FY 1996 in recognition of outstanding progress by Markey-supported investigators addressing important problems in biomedical science.
2Includes a $500,000 supplementary award in FY 1997 in recognition of outstanding progress by Markey-supported investigators.
3Includes a $100,000 supplement made in FY 1992.
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Faculty Partial Support
Postdoc Full support
Postdoc Partial Support
Graduate Students
Undergraduates
Technicians
Investigators
Equipment
Construction/Renovation
11
$507,000
$300,000
6
9
12
3
$150,000
15
$78,000
1
2
$586,000
$50,000
2
2
$276,000
$200,000
9
17
83
$359,000
2
3
$130,000
$36,000
1
$391,000
$630,000
1
1
$100,000
$170,000
6
3
$700,000
$11,000
1
1
1
$70,000
2
1
1
$101,480
3
$530,000
12
$375,000
7
14
1
$106,000
2
$350,000
$117,000
$250,000
5
1
3
$410,000
$1,200,000
3
1
1
2
$88,000
2
$358,000
$2,000
2
2
1
$150,000
6
6
$500,000
5
$32,000
115
57
67
172
2
37
14
$11,926,488
$1,796,000
502
121
330
471
11
112
47
$62,700,285
$30,386,333
4Includes a $370,402 supplement made in FY 1994.
5Includes a $500,00 supplement awarded in FY 1990.
6Includes a $1,155,000 supplement made in FY 1998 and a $300,000 supplement in FY 1991.
7Includes a $300,000 supplement made in FY1994.
8Includes a $390,000 supplement made in FY 1998.
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