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Cost Sharing/Matching

Some sponsors identify cost sharing (or matching) requirements in their solicitations or proposal guidelines. This means that Penn State (or some third party) must provide some level of support for a project as a condition of receiving additional support from the sponsor. It is important to begin the process of securing cost-sharing commitments long before a proposal is due. It is also crucial to document all cost share during the life of the project. If Penn State cannot demonstrate that it has met its cost sharing obligations, sponsors may ask for some or all of their funding to be returned.

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Statistics

The Science and Engineering (S&E) Research Expenditure Rankings for FY11 were released November 2012. This report identifies Penn State's rankings in S&E research fields and subfields. This data is based on an expenditure survey conducted each year by the National Science Foundation. Survey data from prior years can be found here.

The Annual Report of Research Activity charts sources of research funding, research expenditures, and the research activity of the interdisciplinary and technology transfer units.