There are currently 73 universities with ongoing ophthalmology research projects funded by the NIH.
Seventy-three universities with ongoing NIH funded eyecare research and the number of projects.
1. Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore): 61
2. University of California San Francisco: 54
3. University of Southern California (Los Angeles): 31
4. University of Michigan Ann Arbor: 27
5. Duke University (Durham, N.C.): 26
6. Oregon Health and Science University (Portland): 25
7. Stanford (Calif.) University: 25
8. Columbia University Health Sciences (New York City): 24
9. University of California Los Angeles: 23
10. Wayne State University (Detroit): 23
11. University of Alabama at Birmingham: 22
12. Washington University (St. Louis): 21
13. University of California San Diego: 20
14. University of Illinois at Chicago: 20
15. University of Utah (Salt Lake City): 20
16. University of California Irvine: 18
17. University of Miami School of Medicine: 17
18. University of Rochester (New York): 17
19. University of Wisconsin Madison: 16
20. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): 14
21. University of Washington (District of Columbia): 14
22. Baylor (Texas) College of Medicine: 13
23. Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine-Case Western Reserve University: 13
24. New York University School of Medicine: 13
25. University of Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh: 13
26. University of California at Davis: 12
27. UT Southwestern Medical Center: 12
28. Purdue University at Indianapolis: 11
29. University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (Oklahoma City): 11
30. Medical College of Wisconsin (Wauwatosa): 10
31. Northwestern University at Chicago: 10
32. University of Minnesota (St. Paul): 9
33. University of Missouri Columbia: 9
34. Upstate Medical University (Syracuse, N.Y.): 9
35. Ohio State University (Columbus): 8
36. Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland): 7
37. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (New York City): 7
38. University of Colorado Denver: 7
39. University of Iowa (Iowa City): 7
40. West Virginia University (Morgantown): 7
41. Yale University (New Haven, Conn.)
42. Emory University (Atlanta): 6
43. State University of New York at Buffalo: 6
44. University of Louisville: 6
45. University of Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha): 6
46. University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center (Memphis): 6
47. University of California Berkeley: 5
48. University of Florida (Gainesville): 5
49. University of Texas Med Galveston: 5
50. Medical University of South Carolina (Charleston): 4
51. University of Virginia (Charlottesville): 4
52. Boston University Medical Campus: 3
53. SUNY Downstate Medical Center (New York City): 3
54. University of Massachusetts Medical School at Worcester: 3
55. University of Missouri Kansas City: 3
56. Augusta (Ga.) University: 2
57. New England College of Optometry (Boston): 2
58. Saint Louis University: 2
59. Trustees of Indiana University (Bloomington): 2
60. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill: 2
61. University of Arizona (Tucson): 2
62. University of North Texas Health Sciences Center (Dallas): 2
63. University of Texas Health Sciences Center Houston: 2
64. Weill Medical College of Cornell University (Ithaca, N.Y.): 2
65. Georgetown University (District of Columbia): 1
66. LSU Health Sciences Center (Baton Rouge): 1
67. Pennsylvania State University Hershey Medical Center: 1
68. Tufts University Boston: 1
69. Tulane University (New Orleans): 1
70. University of Cincinnati: 1
71. University of Kentucky (Lexington): 1
72. University of Maryland Baltimore: 1
73. University of South Florida (Tampa): 1
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