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47 Science and Engineering Profile

Characteristic State U.S. Rank Characteristic State U.S. Rank

Doctoral scientists, 19971...................................... 14,219 483,162 10 $4,136 $199,110

Total R&D performance, 1997 (millions)............................................. 14

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Doctoral engineers, 1997 ..................................... 3,104 97,075 11 $1,767

Industry R&D, 1997 (millions)............................................. $150,329 18

1

S&E doctorates awarded, 1998 ...........................................

619 27,272 14 $455

Academic R&D, 1997 (millions)............................................. $23,740 17

of which, in engineering............................................. 25% 22% 50% 56%

of which, in life sciences............................................................................

in life sciences..................................................... 25% 25% 19%

in engineering............................................................................ 16%

in psychology..................................................... 13% 13% 13% 6%

in environmental sciences............................................................................



S&E postdoctorates, 19971 Higher education current-fund

634

in doctorate-granting institutions............................................. 37,928 20 $4,410 $189,626

expenditures, 1996 (millions)............................................. 12

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S&E graduate students, 1997 1,952 35,413

Number of SBIR awards, 1990-98............................................. 3

13,020

in doctorate-granting institutions............................................. 424,650 10 1,051 80,287

Patents issued to State residents, 1998............................................. 22



6,791

Population, 1998 (000s)............................................. 274,153 12 $211

Gross State product, 1997 (billions)............................................. $8,152 13

3,488

Civilian labor force, 1998 (000s)............................................. 139,125 12 of which, agriculture............................................. 1% 2%

20%

manufacturing, mining, construction............................................. 23%

$27,385

Personal income per capita, 1998............................................. $26,412 14 9%

transportation, communication, utilities............................................. 8%

wholesale and retail trade............................................. 14% 16%

Federal spending 18%

finance, insurance, real estate............................................. 19%

$55,830 $1,453,884

Total expenditures, 1998 (millions)............................................. 6 21%

services............................................................................ 20%

$4,850

R&D obligations, 1997 (millions)............................................. $68,424 3 18%

government............................................................................ 12%

NOTE: Rankings and totals are based on data for the 50 States, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Reliability of the estimates of industry R&D and of doctoral

scientists and engineers varies by state, because the sample allocation was based on sector, not geography. The rankings do not take into account the

margin of error of estimates from sample surveys.

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Data on graduate students, doctoral scientists and engineers, and postdoctorates include all graduate degree (except M.D.) candidates and recipients in S&E fields,

including health fields. Data on doctorates awarded do not include health fields.







Federal Obligations for Research and Development by Agency and Performer: Fiscal Year 1997

Agency Performer

Federal All Universities & Other State & local State rank,

Total Intramural FFRDCs Industrial firms colleges nonprofits government total

[In thousands of dollars]

Total, all agencies…………………………………. 4,849,753 1,654,696 205,648 2,718,179 226,968 36,922 7,340 3



Department of Agriculture……………………………. 10,526 799 0 82 8,743 838 64 37

Department of Commerce……………………………… 17,973 6,609 0 9,061 2,263 40 0 14

Department of Defense…………………………………. 3,875,822 1,293,462 138,216 2,402,659 35,513 5,815 157 2

Department of Energy…………………………………. 91,843 11,506 61,134 7,295 8,984 2,924 0 13

149,469

Department of Health & Human Services…………………………………. 710 349 29,532 109,322 8,395 1,161 20

Department of Interior………………………………………. 93,401 91,793 0 41 1,087 480 0 1

40,372

Department of Transportation……………………………………… 1,238 5,590 20,795 6,268 600 5,881 4

18,866

Environmental Protection Agency………………………………. 0 0 12,697 3,012 3,157 0 5

490,543

National Aeronautics & Space Admin…………………………………….. 245,167 0 212,567 19,915 12,817 77 6

National Science Foundation………………………60,938 3,412 359 23,450 31,861 1,856 0 12



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State rank, total……………...…………………………………….. 3 8 3 18 15 5 na

NOTE: Federal R&D obligations are as reported by funding agencies. Ranks and totals are based on data for the 50 States, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.

KEY: FFRDC = federally funded research and development center; SBIR = small business innovation research; na = not applicable

SOURCES: Prepared by the National Science Foundation/Division of Science Resources Studies. Data compiled from numerous sources -- see the section, "Data

Sources for Science and Engineering (S&E) State Profiles".









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