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1 NIH Research Funding Trends: FY1995-2014 Produced by
Data Sources: NIH Office of Extramural Research NIH FY 2014 Budget Summary Produced by Howard H. Garrison, Bethany Drehman & Elisabeth Campbell FASEB Office of Public Affairs

2 Contents NIH Appropriations in Current and Constant Dollars
Funding for Research Project Grants Funding for Competing Awards Number of Research Project Grants Number of Competing Awards (with Breakout of R21) Number of Competing Awards (with First-time R01) Applications (with First-time R01) Success Rates Success Rates for New (Type 1) Applications Average Grant Size Summary of Trends

3 NIH Appropriations in Current and Constant Dollars
Source: NIH Office of the Director, Office of Budget:

4 Funding for Research Project Grants
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

5 Funding for Competing Awards
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

6 Number of Research Project Grants
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

7 Number of Competing Awards (with Breakout of R21)
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

8 Number of Competing Awards (with First-time R01)
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

9 Applications (with First-time R01)
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

10 Success Rates Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

11 Success Rates for New (Type 1) Applications
Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

12 Average Grant Size Source: NIH Data Book and supplemental tables available in RePORT

13 Summary of Trends in NIH Funding FY1995-FY2014
FY1995 FY2003 FY2014 % Change since 1995 % Change since 2003 NIH Budget (in millions) $11,300 $27,167 $30,070 166.1% 10.7% NIH Budget (constant 1995 $ millions) $21,080 $16,594 46.9% -21.3% R01 Equivalent Funding ($ millions) $4,718 $10,102 $10,359 119.6% 2.5% Total # R01 Equivalent Grants (Total Competing and Continuing) 21,680 29,626 24,026 10.8% -18.9% R01 Equivalent Applications 22,542 24,634 27,502 22.0% 11.6% # of R01 Equivalent Awards (New and Continuing) 5,849 7,430 5,163 -11.7% -30.5% R01 Equivalent Success Rates 25.9% 30.2% 18.8% -27.4% -37.8%

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