How much research spending does the NSF do?
According to a US National Science Foundation NSF Infographic, the NSF spent $7073 million on Scientific Research and Development in FY-2015. This is broken down in spending to Universities and Colleges, Private Industries, and Federally-Funded Research and Development Centers.
US National Science Foundation NSF Scientific Spending
In all, Universities and Colleges received the most money from the National Science Foundation with a total of $5,051 million. This number represented 78% of the total NSF research spending. Private Industry received $959 million which represented 14% of NSF Spending. Federally-Funded Research and Development Centers only received $216 million. This was only 3% of NSF research spending.
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