<p>OK, so most of this data is old 1999, so maybe add 50-100 (or more?)million to the better US schools. The UK ones are 2004. This is on pure research and devlopment spending--not faculty spending. So a university funded project is counted, while a professor being paid a university salary, who happens to be conducting his own research is not. This obviously favors science and medicine oriented schools, and larger schools will spend more. I didn't include public schools, but they had huge numbers because of federal contracts and their size. </p>
<p>The results are pretty interesting though. </p>
<p>874 (+100?)million Johns Hopkins
455 million Cambridge UK
426 (+100?, etc. for all us schools below)million Stanford
420 million MIT
400 million Oxford UK (converted pounds at 1.8 per dollar)
395 million Cornell
383 million Upenn
348 Duke
326 Harvard
285 Columbia
274 Yale
253 Imperial UK
233 Northwestern
212 CalTech
167 NYU
162 Chicago
142 Carnegie Mellon
124 Princeton
111 Georgetown
101 Tufts</p>