Department Strength Compare universities within a research field using public funding, faculty influence, citations, and rising-star concentration. Funding is a background signal, not a guarantee that a department or lab is recruiting.
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Nephrology departments sorted by funding # Institution Profs Avg h Citations Funding Rising — Harvard University Insufficient sample 1 32.0 4,372 $3M–$4M 0% — Nanjing Tech University Insufficient sample 1 24.0 2,324 $0 0% — Broad Institute Insufficient sample 1 22.0 13,929 $0 0% — Boston Medical Center Insufficient sample 1 52.0 43,261 $0 0%
Public funding totals are shown as ranges unless your account has access to exact matched NSF/NIH amounts. These records exclude startup and other non-NSF/NIH funding.