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1 Fiscal Year 2004 Data Results Spreadsheet Downloaded: 03/23/ :07 PM
2 Expenditures by Source of Funds Item 1. How much of your current fund expenditures for separately budgeted research and development in the sciences and engineering (including indirect costs) came from the following sources in FY 2004? Basic research is directed toward an increase of knowledge; it is research where the primary aim of the investigator is a fuller knowledge or understanding of the subject under study rather than a specific application thereof. Item 1. Expenditures by Source of Funds, Fiscal Year 2004 (1) (2) What Percentage of (Dollars in Federal & Funds Source of Funds Line thousands) are Basic Research a. Federal Government % b. State and local governments c. Industry d. Institution funds (sum of lines 1161 and 1162) (1) Institutionally financed organized research (2) Unreimbursed indirect costs and related sponsored research e. All other sources f. TOTAL (sum of a through e) % CONFIDENTIALITY Information received from individual institutions in lines 1161 and 1162, or estimates for basic research expenditures, will NOT be published or released; only aggregate totals will appear in tabulations.
3 Passed Through Funds Item 1A. How much of your total (item 1, line f) and Federal (item 1, line a) R&D expenditures were passed through by your institution to subrecipients? (If all information is not available, report those amounts that are available. Exclude vendor relationships.) Item 1A. Passed Through Funds, Fiscal Year 2004 Subrecipients Line (1) (2) Federal To higher education subrecipients To other subrecipients To all subrecipients
4 Funds Received as a Subrecipient Item 1B. How much of your total (item 1, line f) and Federal (item 1, line a) R&D expenditures did your institution receive as a subrecipient? (If all information is not available, report those amounts that are available. Exclude vendor relationships.) Item 1B. Funds Received as a Subrecipient, Fiscal Year 2004 Your Institution as a Subrecipient Line (1) (2) Federal From higher education pass-through entities From other pass-through entities From all pass-through entities
5 Current Fund Expenditures Last Modified: 01/31/2005 Item 2. Allocate your FY 2004 current fund expenditures (total and federally financed) for separately budgeted research and development (including indirect costs) by field of science and engineering Please note that total R&D expenditures in line j, column (1) should be the same as reported in Item 1, line f. Federal R&D expenditures in line j, column (2) should be the same as reported in Item 1, line a. Please EXCLUDE from your response any R&D expenditures in the fields of education, law, humanities, music, the arts, physical education, library science, and all other non-science and engineering fields. Item 2. Current Fund Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2004 Field of Science & Engineering Line (1) (2) Federal a. Engineering () (1) Aeronautical & astronautical (2) Bioengineering/biomedical engineering (3) Chemical (4) Civil (5) Electrical (6) Mechanical (7) Metallurgical & materials (8) Other b. Physical Sciences () (1) Astronomy (2) Chemistry (3) Physics (4) Other c. Environmental Sciences () (1) Atmospheric (2) Earth sciences (3) Oceanography (4) Other d. Mathematical Sciences () e. Computer Sciences () f. Life Sciences () (1) Agricultural (2) Biological (3) Medical (4) Other g. Psychology () h. Social Sciences () (1) Economics (2) Political science (3) Sociology (4) Other i. Other Sciences, not elsewhere classified () j. (sum of a through i)
6 Equipment Expenditures Item 3. Allocate the portion of your FY 2004 current fund expenditures (total and federally financed) for separately budgeted research and development that went for the purchase of research equipment by field of science and engineering Please report that portion of current fund expenditures reported in Items 1 and 2 that went for the purchase of research equipment. This includes all research equipment purchased under sponsored research project awards from current fund accounts. For column (1), report current fund expenditures for R&D from all sources: Federal Government, State, county, municipal or other governments and their agencies (including State funds supporting R&D at agricultural experiment stations); industry; institution funds; and private foundations and voluntary health agencies, individuals, and associations. For column (2), include funds from awards for R&D sponsored by agencies of the Federal Government. Item 3. Equipment Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2004 Subtotal of Current Fund Expenditures in Item 2 Field of Science & Engineering Line (1) (2) Federal a. Engineering () (1) Aeronautical & astronautical (2) Bioengineering/biomedical engineering (3) Chemical (4) Civil (5) Electrical (6) Mechanical (7) Metallurgical & materials (8) Other b. Physical Sciences () (1) Astronomy (2) Chemistry (3) Physics (4) Other c. Environmental Sciences () (1) Atmospheric (2) Earth sciences (3) Oceanography (4) Other d. Mathematical Sciences () e. Computer Sciences () f. Life Sciences () (1) Agricultural (2) Biological (3) Medical (4) Other g. Psychology () h. Social Sciences () (1) Economics (2) Political science (3) Sociology (4) Other i. Other Sciences, not elsewhere classified () j. (sum of a through i) Current fund expenditures in each field for scientific research equipment is that PORTION or SUBTOTAL of the amounts reported in the corresponding cells of the "" and "Federal" columns in Item 2.
7 Item 2A What were your current fund expenditures (total and federally financed) for separately budgeted research and development (including indirect costs) for non-science and engineering fields in FY 2004? NOTE: For rows 2A(a) through 2A(i), report only data that have not been reported in Items 1 and 2 on this survey. Non-S&E R&D should include any separately budgeted scholarly and creative activity, but should exclude training. NOTE: If you cannot provide expenditures by non-s&e fields, please provide the (column 1, line i) and Federal (column 2, line i). Item 2A. Non-S&E Current Fund Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2004 Non-Science & Engineering Fields Line (1) (2) Federal a. Education b. Law c. Humanities d. Visual & Performing Arts e. Business and Management f. Communications, Journalism, and Library Science g. Social Work h. Other Non-S&E Fields (please specify) Health & Human Performance, Institute on Politics and Science i., Non-S&E Fields (sum of a through h) j., S&E (from Item 2, line j) k. Grand (sum of i and j) See the Non S&E CIP Code Crosswalk of Discipline Codes for more information on CIP Codes and Program Categories at
8 Item 2B Last Modified: 02/01/2005 What were the Federal Government agency sources for your FY 2004 federally financed current fund expenditures for separately budgeted research and development (including indirect costs) (item 2, column 2) by field of science and engineering? Federally financed R&D expenditures in line j, column (1) should be the same as reported in Item 1, line a. Federally financed R&D expenditures for each field of S&E in Item 2 should be the same as federally financed R&D expenditures for each field of S&E in Item 2B. Allocate funding to the original sources whenever possible. If that information is unknown, report the proximate funding source. KEY: USDA, Department of Agriculture; DoD, Department of Defense; DOE, Department of Energy; HHS, Department of Health and Human Services; NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NSF, National Science Foundation. "Other" Federal sources include all other Federal agencies. Item 2B. Current Fund Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2004 a. Engineering () (1) Aeronautical & astronautical (2) Bioengineering/biomedical (3) Chemical (4) Civil (5) Electrical (6) Mechanical (7) Metallugical & materials (8) Other b. Physical Sciences () (1) Astronomy (2) Chemistry (3) Physics (4) Other c. Environmental Sciences () (1) Atmospheric (2) Earth Sciences (3) Oceanography (4) Other d. Mathematical Sciences () e. Computer Sciences () f. Life Sciences () (1) Agricultural (2) Biological (3) Medical (4) Other g. Psychology () h. Social Sciences () (1) Economics (2) Political Science (3) Sociology (4) Other i. Other Sciences () j. (sum of a through i) Please EXCLUDE from your response any R&D expenditures in the fields of education, law, humanities, music, the arts, physical education, library science, and all other non-science and engineering fields. * Includes NIH.
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