Connect with Researchers in the Georgia Life Science Community
The increase in faculty grant applicants and productivity amongst Emory faculty has made it possible for the university to receive over a half billion dollars in external funding for five consecutive years.
Key Stats:
2019 Total R&D Expenditures: $794,928,000
2019 Life Science R&D Expenditures:$727,296,000
Ranked 18thin Life Science Expenditures
2020 Total NIH funding:$507,546,965
The Yerks National Primate Research Center at Emory University received a $10.7M support grant from the NIH in 2021. The Center has received over $109M in NIH funding since 2012.
The Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance - a partnership of Emory University, Morehouse School of Medicine, The Georgia Institute of Technology, and the University of Georgia - received an 8.8M support grant from the NIH in 2020. The Alliance has received over $35M in NIH funding since 2017.
Researchers at Emory University received $7.4M from the NIH in 2020, to study innate immunity to COVID-19 infection in humans.
"Overall experience: good. Higher attendence than expected and solid leads. Well organized, friendly environment, successful overall." ~B.P., Exhibitor, Emory University BCI Event
Demonstrate Your Research Products at this Virtual Georgia Event
Network with, and showcase your products to, active researchers at Emory University by joining us at our upcoming Virtual BioResearch Product Faire™ Event.
