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.

Explore the broader Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging research field before comparing individual professors.

Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging departments sorted by funding
#InstitutionProfsAvg hCitationsFundingRising
South China Normal UniversityInsufficient sample140.05,323$12M–$13M0%
Northwestern UniversityInsufficient sample166.016,651$3M–$4M0%
University of California, San FranciscoInsufficient sample162.013,065$3M–$4M0%
UConn HealthInsufficient sample13.0213$2M–$3M0%
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterInsufficient sample139.04,848$1M–$2M0%
University of KentuckyInsufficient sample156.011,595$1M–$2M0%
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation TrustInsufficient sample156.015,779$600K–$700K0%
University of CambridgeInsufficient sample14.02,621$500K–$600K0%
Jackson LaboratoryInsufficient sample171.043,343$00%
Dartmouth CollegeInsufficient sample142.05,554$00%
University of MichiganInsufficient sample16.0552$00%
Google (United States)Insufficient sample111.0329$00%
Cell Signaling Technology (United States)Insufficient sample126.010,624$00%
Brown UniversityInsufficient sample163.019,877$00%
Intarcia Therapeutics (United States)Insufficient sample19.0868$00%
IGM Biosciences (United States)Insufficient sample124.014,319$00%
Brigham Young UniversityInsufficient sample160.054,854$00%
Purdue University West LafayetteInsufficient sample120.03,655$00%
Broad InstituteInsufficient sample110.0796$00%

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.