Institution rankings 139 institutions and health systems ranked by Pharmacology department funding in FY2026, with hospitals and health systems listed separately.
No hospital is grouped under a medical school here. Each award counts once: toward its health system when the hospital belongs to one ScienceDex lists (Mass General Brigham), otherwise toward the organization NIH funded. A medical school's row holds only awards made to the school itself. How grouping works
Rank Institution Location Funding Grants PIs #1 University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, CA $61.6M 77 77 #2 University of North Texas Health Science Center Fort Worth, TX $36.9M 14 17 #3 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC $35.7M 68 84 #4 University of Florida Gainesville, FL $34.7M 66 74 #5 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI $34.5M 75 72 #6 University of California, San Diego La Jolla, CA $33.6M 56 52 #7 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ $32.7M 40 49 #8 University of Colorado Aurora, CO $32.5M 56 56 #9 Rutgers University Newark, NJ $29.1M 53 58 #10 University of Kentucky Lexington, KY $27.7M 45 62 #11 University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA $27.5M 54 54 #12 Weill Cornell Medicine New York, NY $26M 27 25 #13 Emory University Atlanta, GA $24.7M 25 31 #14 University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago, IL $22.9M 47 50 #15 Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai New York, NY $21.8M 31 34 #16 University of Maryland Baltimore Baltimore, MD $21.4M 47 47 #17 Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA $20.9M 37 47 #18 University of Washington Seattle, WA $20.1M 38 39 #19 University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN $18.5M 37 49 #20 University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI $16.3M 11 16 #21 Northwestern University Chicago, IL $13.4M 26 29 #22 Yale University New Haven, CT $13.2M 26 25 #23 University of Rochester Rochester, NY $13M 19 19 #24 Duke University Durham, NC $12.6M 31 29 #25 University of Nebraska Medical Center Omaha, NE $12.3M 18 16
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