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NIH funding of MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE (Middlebury, VT) received $540,427 in NIH funding in fiscal year 2025 across 1 projects; $5.6 million over 9 fiscal years on record — NIH RePORTER.

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How much NIH funding did MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE receive each fiscal year?

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Fiscal yearNIH fundingProjects
FY2015$313,2621
FY2016$363,9162
FY2017$532,2112
FY2018$436,8321
FY2019$727,5652
FY2020$1.1 million3
FY2021$755,6452
FY2024$763,0402
FY2025$540,4271

Which NIH institutes funded MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE in fiscal year 2025?

Institute or centerFunding
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH)$540,427

NIH RePORTER: award amounts of NIH projects by fiscal year (October 1 to September 30), U.S. organizations only, subprojects not counted twice. County from the organization's ZIP code (Census ZCTA-county relationship 2020). No investigator names are stored. Source record.

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