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Institute For Advanced Study

Princeton, NJ

$105,720,682

Total funding

95

Grants

Funding over time

peak $14M · FY2005–25

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Funding mix

By agency

NSF$105,710,682 · 94

NIH$10,000 · 1

By mechanism

—$105,710,682 · 94

R13$10,000 · 1

Investigators at Institute For Advanced Study

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

Not enough data

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

Not enough data

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Phillip A Griffiths$10,0001 gr

Largest grants

Basic Research in Mathematics$13,010,423

· FY2007 · MPS

Research in Mathematics$12,999,455

· FY2020 · MPS

Research in Mathematics$12,938,231

· FY2012 · MPS

Research in Mathematics$7,998,750

· FY2017 · MPS

Institute for Advanced Study/Park City Mathematics Institute$7,403,164

· FY2003 · EDU

Basic Research in Mathematics$6,962,789

· FY2002 · MPS

Institute for Advanced Study, School of Mathematics$4,694,860

· FY2025 · MPS

IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute$4,108,200

· FY2010 · MPS

AF: Large: Theory of Computation - Pushing the State-of-the-Art$2,000,003

· FY2014 · CSE

IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute$2,000,000

· FY2019 · MPS

Theoretical Physics$1,907,500

· FY2005 · MPS

Theoretical Physics$1,785,000

· FY2000 · MPS

NSF-SU2C: Cancer Convergence Education Network$1,667,921

· FY2019 · MPS

ITR Medium Award: Computational Complexity Theory 2003$1,500,000

· FY2003 · CSE

Mathematics for Teaching: A Problem-based Resource for Teachers$1,499,783

· FY2006 · EDU

Park City Mathematics Institute$1,304,830

· FY2024 · MPS

Theoretical Physics$1,200,000

· FY2025 · MPS

AF: Medium: Theory of Computation - New Algorithmic and Hardness Techniques$1,200,000

· FY2019 · CSE

Theoretical Physics$1,200,000

· FY2022 · MPS

Theoretical Physics$1,194,300

· FY2019 · MPS