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Top 25 Universities In 2013 R&D Spending
Table: Many top-spending universities don’t pour a lot of money into chemistry
by Andrea Widener
June 1, 2015
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 93, Issue 22
Main Article:2013 Academic Spending Trends
Interactive Table:School Spending On Chemical R&D
Static Tables: School Spending On Chemical R&D | Top 25 Universities In 2013 R&D Spending | School Spending On Chemical Engineering R&D
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