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New Jersey R&D2011
New Jersey R&D2011
$731,644,015 (49%) $132,858,440 $102,907,632 $70,091,254 $45,188,843 (9%) (7%) (5%) (3%)
* Note: R&D contract & grant amounts do not include management and administrative fees for the operation of Government-Owned, Contractor-Operated (GOCO) facilities under OMB definitions.
Top 5 Federally-Funded R&D Contract Product or Service Types Spent in New Jersey FY 2010 2
1. Missile Defen. Agency 2. NAVY 3. Federal Aviation Admin. 4. ARMY (except Corps of
Engineers Civil Program Financing)
$425,192,904 (28%) $269,253,238 (18%) $165,582,630 (11%) $128,742,382 $116,403,546 (9%) (8%)
Top 5 Contracting Agencies for New Jersey R&D Investments During FY 2010 2
1. Defense Miss. & Space Syst. R&D 2. Services Mgmt. R&D 3. Services Op. Syst. R&D 4. Defense Miss. & Space Op. Syst. R&D 5. Construction Mgmt. & Suppt. (R&D)
$322,169,844 (22%) $141,294,023 $120,469,399 $103,776,738 $97,619,302 (9%) (8%) (7%) (7%)
New Jerseys colleges and universities received $876.7 million in federal R&D spending in FY 2008, making it 19th in the nation.
Key Reports and On-line Resource
The Science-Engineering-Technology Working Group (SETWG) sponsors the annual Congressional Visits Day Program See www.aboutastra.org/cvd/ Science & Engineering Indicators 2010, published by the National Science Board, provides a broad base of quantitative information on the U.S. and international science and engineering enterprise. It is created biennially by the National Science Foundations Division of Science Resources Statistics (SRS) See www.nsf.gov/statistics/seind10/
The 2010 CVD State R&D Sheet State Series are made possible by the American Chemical Society www.acs.org; IEEE-USA www.ieee-usa.org; and SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering www.spie.org
2011 ASTRA, The Alliance for Science & Technology Research in America. www.usinnovation.org and www.aboutastra.org For more information and explanations of the summary data sets presented on this page, ASTRA Members can contact ASTRA with specific requests. Contact rboege@comcast.net for details.
1. NSF-sponsored study, March 1997; 2 and 3. Sources: The sources of this data include a variety of federal government agencies, including the U.S. Office of Management & Budget and the National Science Foundation.
New Jersey
Total U.S. ** 8.35% .18% 11.45% $127 $2 $7.43 2.62% NA 239 149 280 147 $50,816 25% 8.1 12.3 3.75% 1.06% .40% 2.08% $89 2.20%
** rankings include the District of Columbia
11 6 48 3 26 10 10 8 4
Rank 2 19 6 19 3 20 Rank
8,732,811 309,050,816
10.1% .02% 15.10% $88 $1.49 $7.87 4.24% NA 249 154 289 153 $59,920 24.2% 6.8 11.8 4.40% .91% .56% 2.71% $130 4.32% $1.85 512 3.79 12.3 13.7
Higher Education
40 22
Rank
Bachelors Degrees in Nat. Sciences & Engineering. per 1,000 Indiv. 1824 Yrs. Old 2007 S&E Graduate Students per 1,000 Individuals 2534 Years Old 2007
Workforce Indicators 3
Individuals in S&E Occupations as Share of Workforce 2008 (%) Engineers as Share of Workforce 2008 (%) Life and Physical Scientists as Share of Workforce 2008 (%) Computer Specialists as Share of Workforce 2008 (%)
8 29 8 7
Rank
16 5 50
Rank
25 10 11 13
Sources: 3. Science & Engineering Indicators 2010, National Science Board and National Science Foundation / Science Resources Study Division; 4. National Venture Capital Association www.nvca.org ; 5. Information Technology & Innovation Foundation www.itif.org
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2011 ASTRA, The Alliance for Science & Technology Research in America. www.usinnovation.org and www.aboutastra.org