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��TV Exceeds $1 Billion in Research Awards for Third Consecutive Year

Andy Fell — September 09, 2024 - 3:17pm

The University of California, Davis, once again exceeded $1 billion in new external research awards in the fiscal year 2023-24, surpassing the amount received in the previous year by $33 million. The funding, which totaled $1.039 billion, will enable scientific discoveries and innovations addressing a wide range of global needs.

��TV Exceeds $1 Billion in Research Awards for 2nd Year

Andy Fell — September 12, 2023 - 8:00am

The University of California, Davis, exceeded $1 billion in new external research awards in the fiscal year 2022-23 following the record set the previous year.

��TV Sets Record With $941 Million in Research Funding

Andy Fell — August 31, 2020 - 9:00am

The University of California, Davis, set a new record for external research funding in fiscal year 2019-20, receiving $941.2 million in awards, a $94.5 million increase from the previous record set in 2018.

��TV Receives $845 Million in Research Funding

Andy Fell — September 11, 2019 - 1:58pm

The University of California, Davis, nearly matched its record level of annual research funding in 2018-19, receiving $845.5 million in grants and contracts, coming in at $1.2 million below the previous year’s record-setting total of $846.7 million.

“I’m pleased that our research funding is nearly setting records,” said Chancellor Gary S. May. “From finding new ways to feed the world to fighting global disease, ��TV researchers continue to excel in pursuing knowledge and innovations that are critical for a better tomorrow.”

��TV Sets Record With $846.7 Million in Research Funding

Andy Fell — September 20, 2018 - 2:50pm

The University of California, Davis, had a record year for external research funding in fiscal year 2017-18, receiving $846.7 million in awards, a $64 million increase from the previous year.

“��TV is a thought leader in research and innovation, and this level of achievement validates that assertion,” said Chancellor Gary S. May. “Public and private companies depend on ��TV more than ever to help make breakthroughs in health, transportation, agriculture and other critical issues faced by the world.”