Indiana: Main-> Economy-> Research and Development Investment

R&D Expenditures Over Time (2006 Adj. Dollars) Value ($000) Rank Value Per Person Rank 2006 5,784,000 19 919 19 2005 5,631,381 18 901 19 2004 5,475,324 18 882 21 2003 4,916,191 19 796 24 2002 4,848,190 18 789 22 2001 4,821,325 19 787 24 2000 3,807,798 18 626 27 1999 3,343,887 21 563 29 1998 3,820,053 18 647 26 1997 3,955,705 18 674 23 1987 3,899,466 19 712 23 Adj. Change 1987 to 2006 1,884,534 18 206 19 Source: National Science Foundation

R&D Expenditures By Performing Sector in 2006 Amount (in thousands) Rank Percent Distribution Rank Total 5,784,000 19 100.0%       Federal Government 97,000 25 1.7% 36     Industry 4,858,000 14 84.0% 7     Universities & Colleges 823,000 18 14.2% 35     Federally Funded Research & Development Centers 0 20 0.0% 20     Other Nonprofit Institutions 3,000 44 0.1% 48 Source: National Science Foundation

Academic R&D* Funding at Public Universities by Source in 2008 Amount (in thousands) Rank Percent Distribution Rank Total 851,647 16 100.0%       Federal Government 367,805 19 43.2% 50     State and local Governments 57,693 19 6.8% 30     Industry 87,843 5 10.3% 3     Institutional Funds 272,935 12 32.0% 11     All other sources 65,371 10 7.7% 14 Source: National Science Foundation; *Science & Engineering

Academic R&D* Funding at Private Universities by Source in 2008 Amount (in thousands) Rank Percent Distribution Rank Total 102,541 21 100.0%       Federal Government 68,382 21 66.7% 25     State and local Governments 941 23 0.9% 29     Industry 11,065 13 10.8% 6     Institutional Funds 19,179 20 18.7% 9     All other sources 2,974 23 2.9% 34 Source: National Science Foundation; *Science & Engineering

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States IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. Updated: November 20, 2009 at 14:27