WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

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Whitehead Institute · Non-profit biomedical research institute

Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research is a non-profit research institute located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, that is dedicated to improving human health through basic biomedical research.

Founded: 1982
Type: biological research institute, facility
Website: https://wi.mit.edu/

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2024 · Form 990 · revenue $222.3M ($228.1M in 2025 dollars) · expenses $174.3M · assets $973.2M

EIN: 06-1043412
Address: 455 MAIN ST, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02142-1025
Website: WWW.WI.MIT.EDU
NTEE code: H92 Biomedicine, Bioengineering Research (Medical Research) published (IRS Business Master File)
FURP topic: science: research education (from its 990 text; the topic index)
Exempt type: 501(c)(3): charitable, religious, educational, scientific or literary (corporation)
Ruling date: June 2018 (when the IRS recognized its exemption)
IRS status: Exempt (unconditional) (IRS Business Master File) IRS data ↗
Tax-deductible donations: Yes: listed in IRS Publication 78 (public charity) Pub 78 ↗
Foundation status: Public charity supported by the public (170(b)(1)(a)(vi))
Cross-check: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer

Mission

WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FORGES NEW FRONTIERS IN SCIENCE, UNCOVERING INSIGHTS TODAY THAT UNLOCK THE POTENTIAL OF TOMORROW. OUR ADVANCES IN GENETICS AND GENOMICS ARE NOW ENABLING US TO TACKLE THE COMPLEXITIES OF LIFE WITH UNPRECEDENTED DEPTH AND BREADTH.

Each tax year counts once: when a return was amended, only the latest return for that period is used below (superseded returns stay listed, greyed, under Finances).

People paid by the organization

23 people paid across every filing: current people first, then by total pay from this organization. Organizations counts every nonprofit each person appears on.

Name	Latest title	Years	Latest year pay	Total pay from here	Organizations
Mr Martin Mullins	VICE PRESIDENT	2009-2024	$598,203	$7,410,417	1
Dr Rudolf Jaenisch	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2009-2024	$455,943	$5,800,353	1
Dr Robert Weinberg	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2009-2024	$426,772	$4,886,330	1
Dr Ruth Lehmann	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	2020-2024	$1,081,921	$4,560,540	1
Dr Richard Young	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2016-2024	$429,743	$3,398,632	1
Ms Sharon Stanczak	VP & SECRETARY (END 12/2024)	2018-2024	$500,911	$3,097,035	1
Ms Laura Sander	CFO & TREASURER	2010-2024	$473,626	$2,303,291	1
Dr Iain Cheeseman	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2020-2024	$422,270	$1,822,443	1
Harvey Lodish PhD	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2020-2024	$385,142	$1,427,778	4
Ms Monica Gerber	SECRETARY (FORMER)	2018-2024	$148,409	$1,018,710	1
Ms Monique Taylor	ASST SECRETARY	2022-2024	$108,740	$249,692	1
Dr David Page (former)	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT (FORMER)	2009-2020	$397,250	$4,696,897	1
Dr Gerald Fink (former)	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2009-2017	$377,236	$3,113,482	1
Dr Hidde Ploegh (former)	MEMBER (FACULTY)- END 12/2016	2009-2016	$363,871	$2,527,663	1
Dr Terry Orr-Weaver (former)	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2010-2017	$341,330	$2,114,062	1
Dr Hazel Sive (former)	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2009-2019	$427,350	$1,674,443	1
Ms Julia Fantasia (former)	CFO & TREASURER (END 08/2022)	2017-2022	$243,867	$1,633,055	1
Ms Caroline Romano (former)	ASST SECRETARY	2012-2020	$93,495	$704,093	1
Dr Mary Gehring (former)	MEMBER (FACULTY)	2023	$395,540	$395,540	1
Ms Kimberly Forness (former)	ASST SECRETARY(UNTIL DEC 2012)	2009-2012	$82,946	$384,485	1
Ms Laura Ketchum (former)	CFO - END 10/17	2016-2017	$259,824	$351,526	1
John Travia (former)	Treasurer (Until 2/5/10)	2009	$180,055	$180,055	3
Mr Mark Poirot-Colleary (former)	ASST SECRETARY (END 07/2022)	2021-2022	$71,226	$170,776	1

Officers and directors, no compensation reported

40 people listed on the returns with $0 (or no amount) in every compensation column: current people first. Hours are as filed on the latest return each person appears on.

Name	Latest title	Years	Hrs/wk (latest)	Compensation	Organizations
Mr Seth Alexander	DIRECTOR	2020-2024	2	$0 reported	4
Sally Kornbluth	DIRECTOR	2023-2024	2	$0 reported	3
Ms Susan Whitehead	DIRECTOR	2009-2024	2	$0 reported	2
Ms Brit D'Arbeloff	DIRECTOR (END 5/2025)	2009-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Jonathan Goldstein	DIRECTOR	2009-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Peter Whitehead	DIRECTOR (END 9/2024)	2009-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Robert Satcher	DIRECTOR	2020-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Paul Joskow	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2017-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Ms Sarah Williamson	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	2018-2024	3	$0 reported	1
Dr Dennis Langer	DIRECTOR	2019-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Kevin Churchwell MD	DIRECTOR	2021-2024	2	$0 reported	13
Mr Michael Chambers	DIRECTOR	2022-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Terrance Mcguire	DIRECTOR	2022-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Raja Bobbili	DIRECTOR	2022-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Deborah Dunsire	DIRECTOR	2023-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Ms Micho Spring	DIRECTOR	2023-2024	2	$0 reported	1
Ms Maren Winnick	DIRECTOR (START 12/2024)	2024	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Mark Lapman (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2023	2	$0 reported	1
Phillip Sharp (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2023	2	$0 reported	2
Mr Churchill Franklin (former)	DIRECTOR	2019-2023	2	$0 reported	1
Susan Hockfield (former)	DIRECTOR	2019-2023	2	$0 reported	13
Robert Langer (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2022	2	$0 reported	3
Mr John Whitehead (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2020	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Charles Ellis (former)	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	2009-2019	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Andrew Lo (former)	DIRECTOR (END 12/2019)	2014-2019	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Arthur Schleifer (former)	DIRECTOR	2014-2019	2	$0 reported	1
Ms Amy Schulman (former)	DIRECTOR (END 9/2019)	2016-2019	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Michael Bonney (former)	DIRECTOR (END 9/2018)	2015-2018	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Arthur Brill (former)	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2009-2017	2	$0 reported	1
Mr David Koch (former)	DIRECTOR END 3/18	2009-2017	2	$0 reported	1
Dr William Pounds (former)	DIRECTOR (EMERITUS)	2011-2017	2	$0 reported	1
The Hon Deval Patrick (former)	DIRECTOR - END 3/18	2016-2017	2	$0 reported	1
Ms Liliana Bachrach (former)	DIRECTOR - END 09/16	2014-2016	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Landon Clay (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2014	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Nancy Rose (former)	DIRECTOR (UNTIL 8/31/2014)	2009-2014	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Joshua S Boger (former)	DIRECTOR	2011-2014	2	$0 reported	1
Mr Neil Chayet (former)	Director (UNTIL 9/17/2014)	2010-2014	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Peter Kim (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2013	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Peter Hecht (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2012	2	$0 reported	1
Dr Barbara Imperiali (former)	Director (Until 9/16/09)	2009	2	$0 reported	1

People by year

2024 · 28 people listed · 11 paid, $5.0M · 368 employees · 16 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR RUTH LEHMANN	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$1,031,797	$0	$50,124	$1,081,921	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$548,079	$0	$50,124	$598,203	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VP & SECRETARY (END 12/2024)	40	$427,063	$0	$73,848	$500,911	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO & TREASURER	40	$398,735	$0	$74,891	$473,626	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$391,954	$0	$63,989	$455,943	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$366,154	$0	$63,589	$429,743	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$363,183	$0	$63,589	$426,772	1
DR IAIN CHEESEMAN	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$350,818	$0	$71,452	$422,270	1
DR HARVEY LODISH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$320,904	$0	$64,238	$385,142	4
MS MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY (FORMER)	20	$124,659	$0	$23,750	$148,409	1
MS MONIQUE TAYLOR	ASST SECRETARY	40	$90,114	$0	$18,626	$108,740	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR (END 5/2025)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR (END 9/2024)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT SATCHER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL JOSKOW	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	3	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR DENNIS LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR SETH ALEXANDER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
DR KEVIN CHURCHWELL	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MR MICHAEL CHAMBERS	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR TERRANCE MCGUIRE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR RAJA BOBBILI	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SALLY KORNBLUTH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR DEBORAH DUNSIRE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS MICHO SPRING	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS MAREN WINNICK	DIRECTOR (START 12/2024)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2023 · 31 people listed · 11 paid, $4.7M · 360 employees · 20 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR RUTH LEHMANN	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$1,007,583	$0	$50,055	$1,057,638	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$533,715	$0	$48,017	$581,732	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VICE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY	40	$422,093	$0	$65,577	$487,670	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$383,687	$0	$60,452	$444,139	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$357,083	$0	$60,052	$417,135	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$352,222	$0	$60,052	$412,274	1
DR MARY GEHRING	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$329,293	$0	$66,247	$395,540	1
DR IAIN CHEESEMAN	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$324,315	$0	$65,928	$390,243	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO & TREASURER	40	$193,664	$0	$40,500	$234,164	1
MS MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY (FORMER)	20	$121,089	$0	$23,154	$144,243	1
MS MONIQUE TAYLOR	ASST SECRETARY	40	$88,485	$0	$18,095	$106,580	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT SATCHER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL JOSKOW	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR CHURCHILL FRANKLIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SUSAN HOCKFIELD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	3	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR DENNIS LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR SETH ALEXANDER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
DR KEVIN CHURCHWELL	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MR MICHAEL CHAMBERS	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR TERRANCE MCGUIRE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR RAJA BOBBILI	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SALLY KORNBLUTH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR DEBORAH DUNSIRE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS MICHO SPRING	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2022 · 31 people listed · 12 paid, $4.5M · 378 employees · 18 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR RUTH LEHMANN	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$980,979	$0	$46,974	$1,027,953	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$515,157	$0	$44,674	$559,831	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VICE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY	40	$409,048	$0	$61,149	$470,197	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$372,229	$0	$56,653	$428,882	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$347,377	$0	$56,253	$403,630	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$329,583	$0	$56,253	$385,836	1
DR HARVEY LODISH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$301,076	$0	$59,031	$360,107	4
DR IAIN CHEESEMAN	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$296,893	$0	$62,245	$359,138	1
MS JULIA FANTASIA	CFO & TREASURER (END 08/2022)	40	$205,751	$0	$38,116	$243,867	1
MS MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY (FORMER)	20	$119,198	$0	$22,280	$141,478	1
MR MARK POIROT-COLLEARY	ASST SECRETARY (END 07/2022)	40	$52,184	$0	$19,042	$71,226	1
MS MONIQUE TAYLOR	ASST SECRETARY	40	$29,023	$0	$5,349	$34,372	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT SATCHER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL JOSKOW	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR CHURCHILL FRANKLIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SUSAN HOCKFIELD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	4	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR DENNIS LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR SETH ALEXANDER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
DR KEVIN CHURCHWELL	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MR MICHAEL CHAMBERS	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR TERRANCE MCGUIRE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR RAJA BOBBILI	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO & TREASURER	40	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2021 · 26 people listed · 11 paid, $4.4M · 360 employees · 15 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR RUTH LEHMANN	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$946,997	$0	$42,725	$989,722	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$500,018	$0	$42,225	$542,243	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VICE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY	40	$397,802	$0	$57,674	$455,476	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$351,376	$0	$54,800	$406,176	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$329,593	$0	$54,500	$384,093	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$309,056	$0	$62,646	$371,702	1
DR HARVEY LODISH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$287,145	$0	$56,466	$343,611	4
MS JULIA FANTASIA	CFO & TREASURER	40	$273,385	$0	$54,620	$328,005	1
DR IAIN CHEESEMAN	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$260,482	$0	$59,573	$320,055	1
MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY (FORMER)	20	$122,937	$0	$22,070	$145,007	1
MR MARK POIROT-COLLEARY	ASST SECRETARY	40	$71,288	$0	$28,262	$99,550	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT SATCHER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL JOSKOW	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR CHURCHILL FRANKLIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SUSAN HOCKFIELD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR DENNIS LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR SETH ALEXANDER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	4
DR KEVIN CHURCHWELL	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13

2020 · 27 people listed · 12 paid, $4.2M · 349 employees · 15 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$463,784	$0	$41,373	$505,157	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$417,084	$0	$56,181	$473,265	1
DR RUTH LEHMANN	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$366,073	$0	$37,233	$403,306	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$346,950	$0	$53,221	$400,171	1
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT (FORMER)	0	$397,250	$0	$0	$397,250	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$325,220	$0	$52,721	$377,941	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$306,297	$0	$59,958	$366,255	1
DR HARVEY LODISH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$283,447	$0	$55,471	$338,918	4
DR IAIN CHEESEMAN	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$273,724	$0	$57,013	$330,737	1
MS JULIA FANTASIA	CFO & TREASURER	40	$259,696	$0	$50,469	$310,165	1
DR MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY	40	$132,402	$0	$22,934	$155,336	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$78,984	$0	$14,511	$93,495	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT SATCHER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL JOSKOW	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR CHURCHILL FRANKLIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SUSAN HOCKFIELD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR DENNIS LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR SETH ALEXANDER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	4

2019 · 27 people listed · 10 paid, $3.3M · 347 employees · 15 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$450,112	$0	$41,919	$492,031	1
DR HAZEL SIVE	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$369,011	$0	$58,339	$427,350	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$339,462	$0	$53,916	$393,378	1
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$385,679	$0	$0	$385,679	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$320,551	$0	$53,164	$373,715	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$298,323	$0	$59,655	$357,978	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VP INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT	40	$293,580	$0	$56,071	$349,651	1
MS JULIA FANTASIA	CFO & TREASURER	40	$251,803	$0	$49,836	$301,639	1
DR MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY	40	$133,608	$0	$23,414	$157,022	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$76,456	$0	$14,329	$90,785	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ANDREW LO	DIRECTOR (END 12/2019)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ARTHUR SCHLEIFER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS AMY SCHULMAN	DIRECTOR (END 9/2019)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL L JOSKOW	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR CHURCHILL FRANKLIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR SUSAN HOCKFIELD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	13
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR DENNIS LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2018 · 25 people listed · 10 paid, $3.2M · 367 employees · 14 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$436,612	$0	$41,115	$477,727	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$328,778	$0	$51,908	$380,686	1
DR HAZEL SIVE	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$324,582	$0	$55,983	$380,565	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$318,143	$0	$57,653	$375,796	1
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	40	$374,446	$0	$0	$374,446	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$311,453	$0	$51,558	$363,011	1
MS SHARON STANCZAK	VP Institutional Advancement	40	$305,101	$0	$54,764	$359,865	1
MS JULIA FANTASIA	CFO & TREASURER	40	$252,205	$0	$44,741	$296,946	1
DR MONICA GERBER	SECRETARY	40	$107,414	$0	$19,801	$127,215	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$74,232	$0	$13,902	$88,134	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ANDREW LO	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ARTHUR SCHLEIFER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS AMY SCHULMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL L JOSKOW	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SARAH WILLIAMSON	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR MICHAEL BONNEY	DIRECTOR (END 9/2018)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2017 · 28 people listed · 10 paid, $3.1M · 380 employees · 31 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$434,289	$0	$35,251	$469,540	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$339,789	$0	$37,447	$377,236	1
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$363,540	$0	$0	$363,540	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$320,239	$0	$37,947	$358,186	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$307,284	$0	$39,707	$346,991	1
DR HAZEL SIVE	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$305,038	$0	$37,446	$342,484	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$305,611	$0	$35,719	$341,330	1
MS LAURA KETCHUM	CFO - END 10/17	40	$227,997	$0	$31,827	$259,824	1
MS JULIA FANTASIA	CFO & TREASURER (START 11/2017	40	$140,000	$0	$12,433	$152,433	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$74,248	$0	$0	$74,248	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR END 3/18	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR (EMERITUS)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ANDREW LO	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ARTHUR SCHLEIFER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR MICHAEL BONNEY	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
THE HON DEVAL PATRICK	DIRECTOR - END 3/18	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS AMY SCHULMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PAUL L JOSKOW	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2016 · 28 people listed · 10 paid, $3.0M · 412 employees · 31 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$480,674	$0	$0	$480,674	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$410,810	$0	$34,607	$445,417	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$331,405	$0	$36,779	$368,184	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)- END 12/2016	40	$329,308	$0	$34,563	$363,871	1
DR RICHARD YOUNG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$313,502	$0	$38,555	$352,057	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$312,248	$0	$37,079	$349,327	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$294,048	$0	$36,779	$330,827	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO & TREASURER - END 7/2016	40	$145,247	$0	$19,655	$164,902	1
LAURA KETCHUM	CFO - SINCE 9/16	40	$83,494	$0	$8,208	$91,702	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$70,103	$0	$7,957	$78,060	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ANDREW LO	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ARTHUR SCHLEIFER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR MICHAEL BONNEY	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
THE HON DEVAL PATRICK	DIRECTOR - SINCE 9/16	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS AMY SCHULMAN	DIRECTOR - SINCE 9/16	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS LILIANA BACHRACH	DIRECTOR - END 09/16	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2015 · 25 people listed · 9 paid, $2.9M · 439 employees · 31 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$474,350	$0	$0	$474,350	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$400,634	$0	$34,463	$435,097	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$323,152	$0	$36,611	$359,763	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$297,944	$0	$37,011	$334,955	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$284,883	$0	$36,611	$321,494	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$274,288	$0	$36,907	$311,195	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$270,510	$0	$33,916	$304,426	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$253,333	$0	$31,759	$285,092	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$68,493	$0	$7,649	$76,142	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Ms Liliana Bachrach	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Andrew Lo	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Arthur Schleifer	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR MICHAEL BONNEY	DIRECTOR (SINCE 12/2015)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2014 · 28 people listed · 9 paid, $2.9M · 449 employees · 31 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$533,600	$0	$0	$533,600	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$391,403	$0	$33,658	$425,061	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$316,842	$0	$35,692	$352,534	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$289,664	$0	$36,292	$325,956	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$282,930	$0	$35,671	$318,601	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$277,114	$0	$35,692	$312,806	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$274,418	$0	$32,601	$307,019	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$244,877	$0	$33,345	$278,222	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$66,876	$0	$7,428	$74,304	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR LANDON CLAY	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR NANCY ROSE	DIRECTOR (UNTIL 8/31/2014)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR JOSHUA S BOGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Ms Liliana Bachrach	Director (SINCE 9/17/2014)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Mr Neil Chayet	Director (UNTIL 9/17/2014)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Andrew Lo	Director (SINCE 3/11/2015)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Arthur Schleifer	Director (SINCE 9/17/2014)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2013 · 26 people listed · 9 paid, $2.8M · 461 employees · 31 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$434,555	-	-	$434,555	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$382,421	-	$32,890	$415,311	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$307,152	-	$34,656	$341,808	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$290,647	-	$34,302	$324,949	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$281,237	-	$35,994	$317,231	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$267,505	-	$34,656	$302,161	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$260,341	-	$30,755	$291,096	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$236,465	-	$35,224	$271,689	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY	40	$65,394	-	$7,156	$72,550	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	-	-	-	$0	2
MR LANDON CLAY	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR PETER KIM	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR NANCY ROSE	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR NEIL CHAYET	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR JOSHUA S BOGER	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1

2012 · 28 people listed · 10 paid, $2.7M · 412 employees · 32 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$382,137	-	-	$382,137	1
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$332,116	$0	$32,148	$364,264	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$303,026	-	$33,826	$336,852	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$291,971	-	$33,155	$325,126	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$275,206	-	$36,071	$311,277	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$263,750	-	$33,826	$297,576	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$245,059	-	$28,825	$273,884	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$228,797	-	$34,260	$263,057	1
MS KIMBERLY FORNESS	ASST SECRETARY(UNTIL DEC 2012)	40	$64,182	-	$18,764	$82,946	1
MS CAROLINE ROMANO	ASST SECRETARY(SINCE JAN 2013)	40	$50,654	-	$5,721	$56,375	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	-	-	-	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	-	-	-	$0	2
MR LANDON CLAY	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR PETER HECHT	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR PETER KIM	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR NANCY ROSE	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
MR NEIL CHAYET	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR JOSHUA S BOGER	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR	2	-	-	-	$0	1

2011 · 27 people listed · 9 paid, $2.6M · 390 employees · 32 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$332,510	$0	$31,296	$363,806	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$296,529	$0	$32,585	$329,114	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$296,611	$0	$26,947	$323,558	1
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$316,072	$0	$0	$316,072	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$279,011	$0	$31,627	$310,638	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$266,586	$0	$34,424	$301,010	1
DR ROBERT WEINBERG	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$252,195	$0	$32,605	$284,800	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$227,366	$0	$29,732	$257,098	1
MS KIMBERLY FORNESS	ASSISTANT SECRETARY	40	$91,232	$0	$13,864	$105,096	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR LANDON CLAY	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PETER HECHT	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PETER KIM	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR NANCY ROSE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR NEIL CHAYET	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR JOSHUA S BOGER	DIRECTOR (SINCE DEC 2011)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR WILLIAM POUNDS	DIRECTOR (SINCE JUNE 2012)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2010 · 25 people listed · 9 paid, $2.3M · 396 employees · 29 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
MR MARTIN MULLINS	VICE PRESIDENT	40	$365,766	$0	$30,561	$396,327	1
DR GERALD FINK	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$294,853	$0	$31,372	$326,225	1
DR DAVID PAGE	DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT	10	$307,144	$0	$0	$307,144	1
DR HIDDE PLOEGH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$266,433	$0	$29,107	$295,540	1
DR RUDOLF JAENISCH	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$256,846	$0	$36,796	$293,642	1
DR HAZEL SIVE	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$247,722	$0	$28,233	$275,955	1
DR TERRY ORR-WEAVER	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$247,591	$0	$25,158	$272,749	1
MS KIMBERLY FORNESS	ASSISTANT SECRETARY	40	$87,933	$0	$11,853	$99,786	1
MS LAURA SANDER	CFO/TREASURER SINCE OCT 2010	40	$71,966	$0	$3,475	$75,441	1
MR ARTHUR BRILL	DIRECTOR/SECRETARY	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR CHARLES ELLIS	DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS SUSAN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR/BOARD VICE CHAIR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR LANDON CLAY	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MS BRIT D'ARBELOFF	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PETER HECHT	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PETER KIM	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR DAVID KOCH	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR ROBERT LANGER	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
DR MARK LAPMAN	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MR JOHN WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR PETER WHITEHEAD	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR NANCY ROSE	DIRECTOR	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MR NEIL CHAYET	DIRECTOR SINCE SEPT 2010	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2009 · 25 people listed · 9 paid, $2.3M · 405 employees · 32 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
Mr Martin Mullins	Vice President	40	$308,859	$0	$29,811	$338,670	1
Dr Gerald Fink	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$291,127	$0	$30,639	$321,766	1
Dr Rudolf Jaenisch	MEMBER (FACULTY)	40	$262,319	$0	$37,075	$299,394	1
Dr Robert Weinberg	Member (Faculty)	40	$244,374	$0	$45,995	$290,369	1
Dr Hidde Ploegh	Member (Faculty)	40	$248,781	$0	$28,962	$277,743	1
Dr Hazel Sive	Member (Faculty)	40	$222,270	$0	$25,819	$248,089	1
Dr David Page	Director/President	10	$247,450	$0	$0	$247,450	1
Mr John Travia	Treasurer (Until 2/5/10)	40	$154,499	$0	$25,556	$180,055	3
Ms Kimberly Forness	Assistant Secretary	40	$84,607	$0	$12,050	$96,657	1
Mr Arthur Brill	Secretary/Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Charles Ellis	Director/Board Chair	5	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Ms Susan Whitehead	Director/Board Vice Chair	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
Mr Landon Clay	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Ms Brit d'Arbeloff	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Mr Jonathan Goldstein	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Peter Hecht	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Barbara Imperiali	Director (Until 9/16/09)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Peter Kim	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Mr David H Koch	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Dr Robert Langer	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
Dr Mark Lapman	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR PHILLIP SHARP	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
Mr John Whitehead	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
Mr Peter Whitehead	Director	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DR NANCY ROSE	DIRECTOR (AS OF 12/16/09)	2	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

Highest-paid independent contractors

2024 · 5 contractors · $4.9M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$2,188,436
SEI BOSTON LLC	CINCINNATI, OH	CONSULTING SERVICES	$762,760
HINCKLEY ALLEN SNYDER LLP	PROVIDENCE, RI	LEGAL	$679,863
NX2 SERVICES LLC	WALTHAM, MA	CLEANING	$654,337
MORSE BARNES-BROWN PENDLETON PC	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$599,097

2023 · 5 contractors · $5.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$2,486,718
SEI BOSTON LLC	CINCINNATI, OH	CONSULTING SERVICES	$959,086
Nx2 SERVICES LLC	WALTHAM, MA	CLEANING	$799,371
MORSE BARNES-BROWN PENDLETON PC	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$650,302
WOLF GREENFIELD SACKS PC	BOSTON, MA	LEGAL	$330,714

2022 · 5 contractors · $4.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$2,302,126
MORSE BARNES-BROWN PENDLETON PC	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$514,237
NX 2 SERVICES LLC	WALTHAM, MA	CLEANING	$496,563
PALLADION SERVICES	BOSTON, MA	SECURITY	$331,438
WOLF GREENFIELD SACKS PC	BOSTON, MA	LEGAL	$312,512

2021 · 5 contractors · $4.6M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$2,266,417
HINCKLEY ALLEN SNYDER LLP	BOSTON, MA	LEGAL	$878,466
MORSE BARNES-BROWN PENDLETON PC	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$701,120
PALLADION SERVICES	BOSTON, MA	SECURITY	$447,591
SALT CREEK CATERING	READING, MA	catering services	$322,018

2020 · 5 contractors · $3.7M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,924,820
JC CANNISTRARO	WATERTOWN, MA	CONSTRUCTION	$546,493
PIDC CONSTRUCTION CORP	MILFORD, MA	construction	$482,018
Salt Creek Catering	READING, MA	catering services	$415,497
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$375,209

2019 · 5 contractors · $7.4M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
PIDC CONSTRUCTION CORP	MILFORD, MA	construction	$4,012,698
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,771,607
JC CANNISTRARO	WATERTOWN, MA	CONSTRUCTION	$688,821
Salt Creek Catering	READING, MA	catering services	$507,249
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$450,029

2018 · 5 contractors · $13.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
PIDC CONSTRUCTION CORP	MILFORD, MA	construction	$10,443,177
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,565,046
Salt Creek Catering	READING, MA	catering services	$495,168
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$450,868
PriceWaterhouseCoopers	BOSTON, MA	ACCOUNTING SERVICES	$272,987

2017 · 5 contractors · $11.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
PIDC CONSTRUCTION CORP	MILFORD, MA	construction	$8,040,443
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,636,010
WOLF GREENFIELD SACKS PC	BOSTON, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$567,793
Salt Creek Catering	READING, MA	catering services	$497,241
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$433,990

2016 · 5 contractors · $3.5M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,470,742
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$567,793
PIDC CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	construction	$559,853
Salt Creek Catering	READING, MA	catering services	$464,981
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$438,506

2015 · 5 contractors · $3.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,211,008
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$887,912
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$475,861
BAIN CAPITAL	BOSTON, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$328,708
WOLF GREENFIELD SACKS PC	BOSTON, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$316,819

2014 · 5 contractors · $3.8M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	RADNOR, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,136,877
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$1,069,354
JCCANNISTRARO LLC	WATERTOWN, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$685,229
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	WALTHAM, MA	LEGAL FIRM	$505,077
BAIN CAPITAL	BOSTON, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$387,204

2013 · 5 contractors · $3.3M

Name	Service	Paid
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$872,551
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$854,399
CAPITAL GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$786,625
BAIN CAPITAL	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$407,889
MORSE BARNES-BROWN	LEGAL FIRM	$398,259

2012 · 5 contractors · $3.7M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$1,076,433
CAPITAL GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY	BREA, CA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$1,031,302
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$760,782
BAIN CAPITAL	BOSTON, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$427,173
SALT CREEK CATERING	READING, MA	CATERING	$384,884

2011 · 5 contractors · $4.8M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
CAPITAL GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY	BREA, CA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$2,107,213
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$800,921
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$796,263
WILLIAMS CONNOLLY LLP	WASHINGTON, DC	LEGAL COUNSEL	$643,196
BAIN CAPITAL	BOSTON, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$411,679

2010 · 5 contractors · $7.3M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
WILLIAMS CONNOLLY LLP	WASHINGTON, DC	LEGAL COUNSEL	$3,218,489
CAPITAL GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY	BREA, CA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$2,143,107
SIENNA CONSTRUCTION CORP	CAMBRIDGE, MA	CONTRACTING SERVICES	$805,801
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$629,676
BAIN CAPITAL	BOSTON, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGER	$487,567

2009 · 5 contractors · $6.7M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
WILLIAMS CONNOLLY LLP	WASHINGTON, DC	LEGAL COUNSEL	$3,847,497
CAPITAL GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY	BREA, CA	INVESTMENT MANAGERS	$1,507,975
THE INVESTMENT FUND FOR FOUNDATIONS	WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA	INVESTMENT MANAGERS	$496,285
WOLF GREENFIELD SACKS PC	BOSTON, MA	LEGAL COUNSEL	$459,726
BAIN CAPITAL	BOSTON, MA	INVESTMENT MANAGERS	$436,045

Who the money went to

Grants this organization reported paying: Schedule I Part II of the Form 990, or the grants-paid list on the 990-PF. Open a year for every recipient. Recipients link to their own page when the grant names an EIN we have (990-PF grants list no EIN, so those link only on an exact, unique name and state). Grants to individuals are counted; their names are not shown.

2024 · 9 grants to organizations · $2.6M

Listed grants add up to $2,557,603; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $3,037,600. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2023 · 10 grants to organizations · $2.4M

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2022 · 8 grants to organizations · $2.5M

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2021 · 4 grants to organizations · $887K

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2020 · 4 grants to organizations · $910K

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2019 · 5 grants to organizations · $826K

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2018 · 7 grants to organizations · $1.7M

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2017 · 7 grants to organizations · $2.2M

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2016 · 6 grants to organizations · $2.4M

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2015 · 7 grants to organizations · $3.9M

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2014 · 5 grants to organizations · $1.9M

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2013 · 5 grants to organizations · $1.8M

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Negative amounts are returned or refunded grants; they are listed last and left out of the totals of grants paid.

Who gave

Contributor names are not public for this form type.

Public charities filing Form 990 or 990-EZ report large donors on Schedule B, but the IRS withholds their names and addresses from public copies. Private foundations (990-PF) are different: their contributors are public.

Finances

Newest first. Each filing: its name on one row, its figures on the row beneath. Greyed filings are superseded by a later return for the same period and are left out everywhere else on this page.

Revenue	Expenses	Assets	Net assets	Contributions	Program revenue	Officer pay	Employees	Volunteers
2024 · Form 990 period ending 2025-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$222,267,487	$174,270,117	$973,242,315	$828,669,542	$30,525,503	$2,429,262	$2,048,149	368	16
2023 · Form 990 period ending 2024-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$164,876,615	$145,733,750	$903,412,304	$762,926,607	$36,282,922	$771,855	$2,131,958	360	20
2022 · Form 990 period ending 2023-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$120,192,597	$122,899,801	$842,417,084	$708,887,599	$31,297,792	$1,160,980	$1,771,226	378	18
2021 · Form 990 period ending 2022-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$110,885,074	$110,235,410	$806,821,986	$676,356,621	$34,538,779	$1,477,822	$1,969,640	360	15
2020 · Form 990 period ending 2021-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$97,603,749	$96,726,988	$896,132,656	$768,200,561	$28,386,567	$1,095,858	$1,501,950	349	15
2019 · Form 990 period ending 2020-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$72,327,232	$77,087,871	$712,253,042	$558,979,542	$26,310,722	$2,036,914	$1,141,773	347	15
2018 · Form 990 period ending 2019-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$83,985,006	$72,969,532	$650,160,818	$565,589,994	$41,491,136	$2,779,377	$1,108,370	367	14
2017 · Form 990 period ending 2018-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$70,193,474	$72,071,760	$627,527,372	$539,229,106	$32,935,474	$1,740,021	$1,044,798	380	31
2016 · Form 990 period ending 2017-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$96,307,678	$77,179,552	$609,489,405	$516,932,974	$38,473,117	$2,308,127	$1,050,243	412	31
2015 · Form 990 period ending 2016-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$55,886,798	$78,487,727	$570,313,583	$472,666,786	$45,139,530	$1,633,762	$1,228,919	439	31
2014 · Form 990 period ending 2015-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$73,964,154	$75,854,133	$572,707,579	$507,888,936	$37,140,292	$1,308,895	$1,173,570	449	31
2013 · Form 990 period ending 2014-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$70,200,667	$75,477,118	$577,610,883	$523,442,215	$34,141,576	$1,517,055	$1,129,461	461	31
2012 · Form 990 period ending 2013-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$71,621,169	$72,838,428	$529,281,783	$474,050,448	$32,908,670	$647,079	$1,136,927	412	32
2011 · Form 990 period ending 2012-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$64,468,527	$70,673,639	$506,336,838	$446,786,420	$32,697,910	$758,303	$1,043,709	390	32
2010 · Form 990 period ending 2011-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$65,829,721	$69,328,486	$539,050,931	$490,378,559	$33,803,316	$488,112	$1,009,603	396	29
2009 · Form 990 period ending 2010-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$67,226,653	$76,732,724	$477,787,129	$425,466,960	$32,834,466	$451,665	$902,539	405	32

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BOSTON PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL INC THE Boston, MA · 1 person in common (Kevin Churchwell MD)
GREATER BOSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Boston, MA · 1 person in common (Kevin Churchwell MD)
MASSACHUSETTS BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE INC Boston, MA · 1 person in common (Kevin Churchwell MD)
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Funders of this organization

111 grantors reported grants to this organization, $83,047,482 in all, tax years 2009 to 2025; the 25 largest shown (all 111). Exact: the grantor wrote this organization's EIN. Fuzzy: the grantor wrote only a name (foundations' 990-PF has no EIN field), matched to the same or a near-identical name in the same state; the name as filed is shown. From the latest return for each grantor and year, so amended returns aren't counted twice. CSV

Grantor	Total given	Grants	Latest year's amount	Latest year	Years given	Type	Match	Grants
GS DONOR ADVISED PHILANTHROPY FUND FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT INC	$10,902,500	8	$110,000	2024	2017-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND	$4,738,698	9	$824,000	2024	2016-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	$3,856,287	4	$916,787	2024	2020, 2022-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
MILKY WAY RESEARCH FOUNDATION	$3,450,000	4	$1,150,000	2024	2021-2022, 2024	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC	$3,213,333	11	$37,333	2023	2009-2011, 2013, 2015-2018, 2021-2023	Public charity	Exact	show
BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC	$3,044,250	14	$56,250	2024	2009, 2011-2013, 2015-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
FREEDOM TOGETHER FOUNDATION	$3,015,890	4	$750,000	2016	2013-2016	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
GORDON E AND BETTY I MOORE FOUNDATION	$2,869,510	5	$2,038,260	2023	2018-2019, 2023	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research”, “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
G HAROLD AND LEILA MATHERS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	$2,677,040	16	$401,611	2024	2018-2024	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
BROAD INSTITUTE INC	$2,631,791	11	$1,004,550	2024	2009, 2011-2013, 2017-2020, 2022-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
GATES FOUNDATION	$2,437,500	1	$2,437,500	2023	2023	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
VALHALLA FOUNDATION	$2,150,000	4	$400,000	2022	2019-2022	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
MARC LUSTGARTEN PANCREATIC CANCER FOUNDATION	$1,994,364	7	$230,000	2020	2014-2020	Public charity	Exact	show
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE	$1,836,964	3	$602,587	2012	2009-2010, 2012	Public charity	Exact	show
ADVANCED MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC	$1,711,900	7	$200,000	2022	2013-2014, 2017-2019, 2021-2022	Public charity	Exact	show
SUSAN G KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION	$1,668,000	8	$12,000	2018	2010-2013, 2015-2018	Public charity	Exact	show
PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE	$1,664,708	7	$409,113	2023	2009, 2011-2013, 2021-2023	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE	$1,648,377	8	$20,000	2024	2018-2019, 2021-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
ALZHEIMERS DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION	$1,593,250	8	$307,500	2022	2016-2022	Public charity	Exact	show
ALLEN FAMILY PHILANTHROPIES	$1,500,000	3	$500,000	2023	2021-2023	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
JOHN TEMPLETON FOUNDATION	$1,481,295	2	$200,000	2024	2022, 2024	Private foundation	Fuzzy filed as “WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH”	show
PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS	$1,415,000	10	$75,000	2024	2011, 2014, 2017, 2019-2020, 2022-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
BLOOD CANCER UNITED INC	$1,146,749	15	$75,000	2017	2009-2015, 2017	Public charity	Exact	show
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING	$1,110,050	5	$310,050	2024	2015, 2021-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
NOVO NORDISK FONDEN	$1,015,155	1	$1,015,155	2024	2024	Public charity	Exact	show

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Organization	State	NTEE	Latest revenue	Latest expenses	Top-paid title	Top pay	Why similar
SANFORD BURNHAM PREBYS MEDICAL DISCOVERY INSTITUTE	CA	H92	$114,401,821	$116,107,616	CEO & PRESIDENT	$1,345,526	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 2x
OKLAHOMA MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION	OK	H92	$136,776,829	$126,476,987	EVP and Chief Medical Officer	$1,016,574	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 2x
LOVELACE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE	NM	H92	$83,397,041	$87,744,696	PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD	$1,387,128	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x, similar name
STOWERS INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH	MO	H92	$102,011,512	$104,688,153	DIRECTOR/CHAIR DECEASED 3/27/25	$3,206,337	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x, similar name
SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE	CA	H92	$698,624,318	$537,453,981	PRESIDENT/CEO	$1,859,240	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x
BENAROYA RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT VIRGINIA MASON	WA	H92	$81,277,408	$80,732,627	CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER VMFH	$5,754,859	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x
FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH INC	MD	H92	$78,507,209	$76,818,918	Chief Executive Officer	$689,835	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x
GARY AND MARY WEST HEALTH INSTITUTE	CA	H92	$44,564,569	$42,453,440	CMO & EVP CLINICAL RESEARCH	$958,995	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x
JACKSON LABORATORY	ME	H92	$652,542,607	$617,013,316	PRESIDENT & CEO	$2,746,750	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 5x
SEATTLE INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL AND CLINICAL RESEARCH	WA	H92	$25,335,790	$25,203,489	DIRECTOR	$386,696	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 10x, similar name
HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE	MD	H92	$2,004,784,057	$1,178,202,544	VP & CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER	$2,004,966	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 10x
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA	LA	H92	$25,307,433	$20,561,945	CEO/PRESIDENT	$814,733	Same NTEE code H92, revenue within 10x
NATIONAL BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC	MA	H92	$63,494	$586,889	PRESIDENT	$0	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x, same state, similar name
SONA GLOBAL LIMITED	MA	H92	$101,394	$47,032	President	$0	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	CA	H92	$141,627	$136,871	PRESIDENT AND CEO	$29,482	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x, similar name
FOUNDATION FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH	DC	H92	$1,931,597	$1,205,880	PRESIDENT	$199,375	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x, similar name
GLOBAL GENOMICS AND BIOINFORMATICS RESEARCH INSTITUTE	VA	H92	$494	$0	PRESIDENT	$0	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x
BUFFALO INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH INC	NY	H92	$991,228	$887,274	DIRECTOR	$434,775	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x, similar name
WISCONSIN CORPORATION FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH	WI	H92	$776,831	$490,153	BOARD MEMBER	$352,262	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x
STATES UNITED FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INC	NC	H92	$26,200	$25,415	PRESIDENT	$0	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x, similar name
APPLIED BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE	CA	H92	$4,539,463	$4,281,826	PROFESSOR	$223,011	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x
STEADMAN PHILIPPON RESEARCH INSTITUTE	CO	H92	$14,151,760	$16,201,121	CHIEF SCIENTIFIC OFFICER	$661,826	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION	CA	H92	$2,941,163	$2,335,904	Chair	$419,756	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x
LIFESPAN RESEARCH INSTITUTION	CA	H92	$1,799,122	$6,520,518	Chief Executive Officer	$292,427	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x
PENNINGTON BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION	LA	H92	$4,483,977	$4,163,749	CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER	$256,778	Same NTEE code H92, revenue differs more than 10x

Who funds organizations like this

Grantors that funded the 100 most similar organizations. Ranked by total given to them. Foundations (990-PF) and donor-advised fund sponsors only. Same matching as Funders above (by EIN, or by name for foundations).

Grantor	Total given	Grants	Organizations funded	Type	Years	Which ones
GATES FOUNDATION funds this one	$448,751,149	228	15	Private foundation	2010–2024	SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE; FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH INC; BROAD INSTITUTE INC; California Institute for BioMedical and 11 more
ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY FOUNDATION	$305,366,962	25	5	DAF sponsor	2011–2024	AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH; BECKMAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE; BROAD INSTITUTE INC; INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH and 1 more
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING funds this one	$229,864,302	206	30	DAF sponsor	2014–2024	BROAD INSTITUTE INC; J DAVID GLADSTONE INSTITUTES; ARC RESEARCH INSTITUTE; ALZHEIMERS DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION and 26 more
GARY AND MARY WEST HEALTH ENDOWMENTINC	$165,717,432	9	1	Private foundation	2014–2022	GARY AND MARY WEST HEALTH INSTITUTE
DECHOMAI FOUNDATION INC	$138,782,261	7	2	DAF sponsor	2021–2024	ARC RESEARCH INSTITUTE; ALZHEIMERS DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND funds this one	$81,456,861	202	33	DAF sponsor	2016–2024	BROAD INSTITUTE INC; ALZHEIMERS DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION; SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE; FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH INC and 29 more
BROAD FOUNDATION	$81,243,742	2	1	Private foundation	2015–2021	BROAD INSTITUTE INC
VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM funds this one	$74,914,310	62	22	DAF sponsor	2020–2024	ARC RESEARCH INSTITUTE; BROAD INSTITUTE INC; SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE; ALZHEIMERS DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION and 18 more
PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE funds this one	$61,411,851	50	11	DAF sponsor	2009–2024	BROAD INSTITUTE INC; ALLEN INSTITUTE; SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE; TEXAS BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE and 7 more
GARY AND MARY WEST CHARITABLE TRUST	$58,000,000	2	1	Private foundation	2023–2024	GARY AND MARY WEST HEALTH INSTITUTE
SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION funds this one	$57,431,221	62	20	DAF sponsor	2011–2024	BROAD INSTITUTE INC; J DAVID GLADSTONE INSTITUTES; JACKSON LABORATORY; FOGARTY INSTITUTE FOR INNOVATION and 16 more
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR funds this one	$54,208,772	108	27	DAF sponsor	2014–2024	BROAD INSTITUTE INC; ARC RESEARCH INSTITUTE; THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOUNDATION; STEADMAN PHILIPPON RESEARCH INSTITUTE and 23 more
STARR FOUNDATION	$48,000,000	5	1	Private foundation	2019–2023	BROAD INSTITUTE INC
YALE UNIVERSITY funds this one	$36,453,723	120	18	DAF sponsor	2009–2024	THE FEINSTEIN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH; BROAD INSTITUTE INC; SANFORD BURNHAM PREBYS MEDICAL DISCOVERY INSTITUTE; HENNEPIN HEALTHCARE RESEARCH INSTITUTE and 14 more
COMBINED JEWISH PHILANTHROPIES OF GREATER BOSTON INC	$34,644,293	29	5	DAF sponsor	2009–2024	BROAD INSTITUTE INC; ALZHEIMERS DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION; SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE; THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOUNDATION and 1 more

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Where the money went

Every expense line on each return, biggest first: Form 990 Part IX (with its program, management and fundraising columns), 990-EZ Part I, or 990-PF Part I. Event marks lines the organization itself describes as events. “Events” in each summary adds those lines, conferences and meetings, and the direct costs of fundraising events. Unusual is not the same as improper. Many of these patterns have ordinary explanations. Check the filing.

2024 · Form 990 · $174,270,117 spent · pay $40,884,805 · grants $3,037,600 · events $945,919

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Royalties		$65,865,940	$65,865,940	-	-	37.8%
Other salaries and wages		$27,712,541	$22,025,215	$5,000,321	$687,005	15.9%
All other expenses		$15,402,179	$14,767,991	$607,680	$26,508	8.8%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,289,829	$10,283,575	$6,254	-	5.9%
Other employee benefits		$6,383,936	$4,383,949	$1,814,196	$185,791	3.7%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,693,775	$5,010,839	$682,936	-	3.3%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$5,428,372	$3,633,885	$1,760,227	$34,260	3.1%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$5,023,420	$4,965,102	$58,318	-	2.9%
Fees: other services		$3,757,260	$1,716,360	$1,647,180	$393,720	2.2%
Interest		$3,662,499	$3,214,575	$447,924	-	2.1%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$3,529,283	$3,529,283	-	-	2.0%
Pension plan contributions		$2,572,774	$1,931,456	$554,651	$86,667	1.5%
Fees: investment management		$2,565,753	$136,213	$2,429,540	-	1.5%
Occupancy		$2,560,240	$2,233,046	$327,194	-	1.5%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$2,557,603	$2,557,603	-	-	1.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$2,048,149	$414,480	$1,313,773	$319,896	1.2%
Payroll taxes		$2,037,553	$1,529,650	$439,265	$68,638	1.2%
Information technology		$1,854,317	$67,161	$1,759,593	$27,563	1.1%
Fees: legal		$1,355,110	$1,189,805	$152,280	$13,025	0.8%
Office expenses		$1,077,326	$789,434	$268,094	$19,798	0.6%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$945,919	$595,034	$239,988	$110,897	0.5%
Grants outside the US		$479,997	$479,997	-	-	0.3%
Travel		$470,737	$370,870	$77,735	$22,132	0.3%
Fees: accounting		$456,160	-	$456,160	-	0.3%
Insurance		$406,605	$377,284	$29,321	-	0.2%
Pay: disqualified persons		$129,852	-	$129,852	-	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$2,988	$1,508	-	$1,480	0.0%
Total		$174,270,117				100%

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2023 · Form 990 · $145,733,753 spent · pay $39,388,274 · grants $2,402,028 · events $889,466

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Royalties		$46,016,881	$46,016,881	-	-	31.6%
Other salaries and wages		$26,150,556	$20,616,394	$5,020,255	$513,907	17.9%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,656,084	$10,650,287	$5,797	-	7.3%
All other expenses		$9,600,934	$9,346,286	$230,018	$24,630	6.6%
Other employee benefits		$6,569,856	$4,094,195	$2,292,221	$183,440	4.5%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,454,112	$4,742,496	$711,616	-	3.7%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$4,764,876	$4,629,792	$135,084	-	3.3%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$4,434,633	$3,178,302	$1,215,726	$40,605	3.0%
Fees: other services		$3,890,044	$1,616,294	$2,092,806	$180,945	2.7%
Interest		$3,659,813	$3,212,218	$447,595	-	2.5%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$3,026,191	$3,026,191	-	-	2.1%
Fees: investment management		$2,842,825	$151,869	$2,690,956	-	2.0%
Occupancy		$2,607,928	$2,193,164	$414,764	-	1.8%
Pension plan contributions		$2,473,125	$1,829,803	$556,055	$87,267	1.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$2,402,028	$2,402,028	-	-	1.6%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$2,131,958	$402,408	$1,241,031	$488,519	1.5%
Information technology		$2,043,532	$26,789	$2,016,743	-	1.4%
Payroll taxes		$1,936,709	$1,434,175	$434,365	$68,169	1.3%
Fees: legal		$1,809,252	$1,627,017	$176,386	$5,849	1.2%
Office expenses		$985,465	$708,401	$262,935	$14,129	0.7%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$889,466	$576,706	$261,145	$51,615	0.6%
Travel		$507,551	$403,292	$102,319	$1,940	0.3%
Insurance		$415,899	$365,127	$50,772	-	0.3%
Fees: accounting		$337,115	-	$337,115	-	0.2%
Pay: disqualified persons		$126,070	-	$126,070	-	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$847	$36	$11	$800	0.0%
Total		$145,733,753				100%

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2022 · Form 990 · $122,899,801 spent · pay $35,497,079 · grants $2,481,689 · events $619,820

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Royalties		$30,523,178	$30,523,178	-	-	24.8%
Other salaries and wages		$23,856,187	$19,707,260	$3,653,523	$495,404	19.4%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,430,934	$10,416,148	$14,786	-	8.5%
All other expenses		$8,010,129	$7,175,233	$814,378	$20,518	6.5%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,924,267	$5,112,050	$812,217	-	4.8%
Other employee benefits		$5,895,972	$4,325,314	$1,397,080	$173,578	4.8%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$5,147,903	$3,219,640	$1,896,203	$32,060	4.2%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$4,662,380	$4,662,380	-	-	3.8%
Interest		$3,639,848	$3,140,825	$499,023	-	3.0%
Fees: other services		$3,635,744	$1,198,407	$2,222,110	$215,227	3.0%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$3,345,526	$3,345,526	-	-	2.7%
Fees: investment management		$2,671,903	-	$2,671,903	-	2.2%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$2,481,689	$2,481,689	-	-	2.0%
Occupancy		$2,422,045	$2,100,640	$321,405	-	2.0%
Pension plan contributions		$2,284,128	$1,791,296	$410,952	$81,880	1.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,771,226	$390,687	$997,064	$383,475	1.4%
Payroll taxes		$1,689,566	$1,325,019	$303,981	$60,566	1.4%
Fees: legal		$1,340,431	$1,264,737	$62,918	$12,776	1.1%
Information technology		$1,103,026	$253,367	$847,398	$2,261	0.9%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$619,820	$379,510	$173,314	$66,996	0.5%
Fees: accounting		$393,942	-	$393,942	-	0.3%
Travel		$384,682	$304,900	$69,303	$10,479	0.3%
Insurance		$330,573	$239,849	$90,724	-	0.3%
Office expenses		$301,554	$215,646	$63,587	$22,321	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$33,148	$15,869	$3,719	$13,560	0.0%
Total		$122,899,801				100%

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2021 · Form 990 · $110,235,410 spent · pay $34,031,432 · grants $886,824 · events $264,331

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Royalties		$23,757,222	$23,757,222	-	-	21.6%
Other salaries and wages		$22,912,758	$18,366,335	$4,112,818	$433,605	20.8%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,060,064	$9,947,773	$112,291	-	9.1%
All other expenses		$7,014,241	$5,998,297	$1,002,083	$13,861	6.4%
Depreciation and depletion		$6,086,573	$5,252,104	$834,469	-	5.5%
Other employee benefits		$5,256,082	$4,109,125	$973,249	$173,708	4.8%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$5,023,056	$3,464,957	$1,521,572	$36,527	4.6%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$4,372,137	$4,372,137	-	-	4.0%
Interest		$3,728,094	$3,216,972	$511,122	-	3.4%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$2,997,489	$2,997,489	-	-	2.7%
Fees: other services		$2,741,163	$960,221	$1,677,396	$103,546	2.5%
Fees: investment management		$2,562,376	-	$2,562,376	-	2.3%
Occupancy		$2,298,368	$1,993,375	$304,993	-	2.1%
Pension plan contributions		$2,258,095	$1,717,292	$460,187	$80,616	2.0%
Fees: legal		$2,229,779	$1,829,203	$392,918	$7,658	2.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,969,640	$376,835	$1,138,085	$454,720	1.8%
Payroll taxes		$1,634,857	$1,243,316	$333,175	$58,366	1.5%
Information technology		$1,107,478	$291,843	$804,358	$11,277	1.0%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$886,824	$886,824	-	-	0.8%
Office expenses		$281,042	$217,858	$46,137	$17,047	0.3%
Fees: accounting		$271,335	-	$271,335	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$264,331	$181,597	$80,460	$2,274	0.2%
Insurance		$261,279	$226,607	$34,672	-	0.2%
Travel		$205,174	$129,101	$69,733	$6,340	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$55,953	$19,186	$20,647	$16,120	0.1%
Total		$110,235,410				100%

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2020 · Form 990 · $96,726,988 spent · pay $32,146,863 · grants $909,821 · events $46,142

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$21,855,666	$16,970,872	$3,967,025	$917,769	22.6%
Royalties		$18,749,254	$18,749,254	-	-	19.4%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$9,277,251	$9,200,470	$76,781	-	9.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,721,975	$4,937,492	$784,483	-	5.9%
Other employee benefits		$5,105,015	$3,691,308	$1,235,414	$178,293	5.3%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$4,891,168	$3,191,317	$1,682,295	$17,556	5.1%
All other expenses		$3,939,343	$3,082,159	$835,011	$22,173	4.1%
Interest		$3,668,813	$3,165,819	$502,994	-	3.8%
Fees: other services		$3,647,036	$935,735	$2,606,730	$104,571	3.8%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,568,882	$3,568,882	-	-	3.7%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$2,630,178	$2,630,178	-	-	2.7%
Fees: investment management		$2,130,885	-	$2,130,885	-	2.2%
Pension plan contributions		$2,118,045	$1,571,773	$463,050	$83,222	2.2%
Occupancy		$2,036,907	$1,747,235	$289,672	-	2.1%
Payroll taxes		$1,566,187	$1,162,246	$342,402	$61,539	1.6%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,501,950	$362,500	$1,139,450	-	1.6%
Fees: legal		$1,279,742	$1,217,537	$62,205	-	1.3%
Information technology		$1,031,937	$269,831	$753,335	$8,771	1.1%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$909,821	$909,821	-	-	0.9%
Insurance		$386,278	$333,303	$52,975	-	0.4%
Fees: accounting		$314,684	-	$314,684	-	0.3%
Office expenses		$295,638	$210,098	$71,176	$14,364	0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$46,142	$40,533	$5,609	-	0.0%
Travel		$31,331	$13,024	$18,307	-	0.0%
Advertising and promotion		$22,860	$18,562	$4,298	-	0.0%
Total		$96,726,988				100%

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2019 · Form 990 · $77,087,871 spent · pay $30,499,972 · grants $825,846 · events $269,765

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$20,760,565	$15,968,960	$3,864,084	$927,521	26.9%
Royalties		$8,055,999	$8,055,999	-	-	10.5%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$6,506,972	$6,494,895	$12,077	-	8.4%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,774,742	$4,868,119	$906,623	-	7.5%
Other employee benefits		$5,217,578	$3,859,189	$1,166,693	$191,696	6.8%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$4,004,888	$2,686,600	$1,285,903	$32,385	5.2%
Interest		$3,811,052	$3,407,163	$403,889	-	4.9%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$2,846,211	$2,846,211	-	-	3.7%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$2,564,854	$2,566,486	-$1,632	-	3.3%
All other expenses		$2,409,185	$1,648,309	$705,547	$55,329	3.1%
Occupancy		$2,100,835	$1,755,048	$345,787	-	2.7%
Fees: investment management		$1,963,047	-	$1,963,047	-	2.5%
Pension plan contributions		$1,932,609	$1,423,083	$427,684	$81,842	2.5%
Fees: other services		$1,881,875	$1,079,753	$690,729	$111,393	2.4%
Payroll taxes		$1,447,447	$1,065,832	$320,318	$61,297	1.9%
Fees: legal		$1,301,522	$1,216,834	$84,688	-	1.7%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,141,773	$158,900	$982,873	-	1.5%
Information technology		$964,323	$229,259	$725,277	$9,787	1.3%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$825,846	$825,846	-	-	1.1%
Fees: accounting		$377,385	-	$377,385	-	0.5%
Office expenses		$345,896	$229,722	$96,649	$19,525	0.4%
Travel		$298,819	$210,588	$59,561	$28,670	0.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$269,765	$147,798	$85,592	$36,375	0.3%
Insurance		$267,695	$225,667	$42,028	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$16,988	$13,658	$3,205	$125	0.0%
Total		$77,087,871				100%

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2018 · Form 990 · $72,969,532 spent · pay $29,363,753 · grants $1,666,208 · events $496,920

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$20,229,769	$15,561,673	$3,637,703	$1,030,393	27.7%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$8,190,169	$8,189,533	$636	-	11.2%
Royalties		$4,835,352	$4,835,352	-	-	6.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$4,730,970	$4,111,694	$619,276	-	6.5%
Other employee benefits		$4,718,459	$3,639,658	$872,710	$206,091	6.5%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$3,938,693	$2,992,777	$921,754	$24,162	5.4%
Interest		$3,091,280	$2,763,671	$327,609	-	4.2%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,005,697	$3,005,697	-	-	4.1%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$2,632,873	$2,636,451	-$3,578	-	3.6%
Occupancy		$2,449,606	$2,128,957	$320,649	-	3.4%
Pension plan contributions		$1,879,207	$1,384,072	$404,390	$90,745	2.6%
Fees: investment management		$1,859,554	-	$1,859,554	-	2.5%
All other expenses		$1,846,200	$1,162,266	$650,989	$32,945	2.5%
Fees: other services		$1,765,748	$1,081,035	$610,468	$74,245	2.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$1,666,208	$1,666,208	-	-	2.3%
Payroll taxes		$1,427,948	$1,051,711	$307,283	$68,954	2.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,108,370	$154,272	$954,098	-	1.5%
Fees: legal		$949,667	$869,375	$79,237	$1,055	1.3%
Information technology		$837,856	$273,016	$561,476	$3,364	1.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$496,920	$309,181	$142,571	$45,168	0.7%
Office expenses		$408,623	$261,685	$128,152	$18,786	0.6%
Travel		$346,190	$256,220	$54,208	$35,762	0.5%
Insurance		$287,458	$249,830	$37,628	-	0.4%
Fees: accounting		$251,881	-	$251,881	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$14,834	$11,483	$3,101	$250	0.0%
Total		$72,969,532				100%

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2017 · Form 990 · $72,071,760 spent · pay $29,355,992 · grants $2,154,657 · events $477,639

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$20,535,485	$15,938,086	$3,575,420	$1,021,979	28.5%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$7,735,125	$7,735,125	-	-	10.7%
Depreciation and depletion		$4,696,047	$4,059,000	$637,047	-	6.5%
Other employee benefits		$4,295,215	$3,389,806	$718,674	$186,735	6.0%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$4,085,683	$2,749,166	$1,291,655	$44,862	5.7%
Royalties		$3,756,949	$3,756,949	-	-	5.2%
All other expenses		$3,248,331	$2,630,194	$595,074	$23,063	4.5%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,167,492	$3,167,492	-	-	4.4%
Interest		$3,095,159	$2,767,139	$328,020	-	4.3%
Occupancy		$2,481,346	$2,156,542	$324,804	-	3.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$2,154,657	$2,154,657	-	-	3.0%
Fees: investment management		$1,918,068	-	$1,918,068	-	2.7%
Pension plan contributions		$1,906,500	$1,421,275	$394,939	$90,286	2.6%
Payroll taxes		$1,573,994	$1,173,395	$326,059	$74,540	2.2%
Fees: other services		$1,364,946	$777,038	$455,286	$132,622	1.9%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$1,111,050	$1,098,830	$12,221	-	1.5%
Fees: legal		$1,093,364	$959,306	$127,408	$6,650	1.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,044,798	$149,778	$895,020	-	1.4%
Information technology		$873,259	$224,881	$641,875	$6,503	1.2%
Office expenses		$518,920	$303,116	$170,379	$45,425	0.7%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$477,639	$284,199	$128,438	$65,002	0.7%
Travel		$375,134	$269,202	$74,374	$31,558	0.5%
Fees: accounting		$282,073	-	$282,073	-	0.4%
Insurance		$274,520	$238,586	$35,934	-	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$6,005	$4,804	$1,201	-	0.0%
Total		$72,071,760				100%

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2016 · Form 990 · $77,179,552 spent · pay $31,651,161 · grants $2,391,442 · events $485,674

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$21,937,726	$17,694,780	$3,527,421	$715,525	28.4%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$9,304,508	$9,304,508	-	-	12.1%
Other employee benefits		$5,113,174	$4,042,036	$924,212	$146,926	6.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,057,653	$3,998,758	$1,058,895	-	6.6%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,855,286	$3,855,286	-	-	5.0%
Interest		$3,601,082	$3,072,895	$528,187	-	4.7%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$3,431,305	$2,177,023	$1,224,354	$29,928	4.4%
Royalties		$3,176,146	$3,176,146	-	-	4.1%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$3,149,461	$2,074,862	$1,043,952	$30,647	4.1%
Occupancy		$2,644,686	$2,587,919	$56,767	-	3.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$2,391,442	$2,391,442	-	-	3.1%
All other expenses		$2,183,375	$2,171,603	$11,505	$267	2.8%
Pension plan contributions		$1,985,351	$1,603,757	$319,706	$61,888	2.6%
Fees: investment management		$1,801,421	-	$1,801,421	-	2.3%
Payroll taxes		$1,564,667	$1,263,930	$251,962	$48,775	2.0%
Fees: legal		$1,066,212	$951,709	$114,503	-	1.4%
Fees: other services		$1,054,425	$625,941	$191,311	$237,173	1.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,050,243	$145,416	$904,827	-	1.4%
Information technology		$897,505	$221,491	$658,593	$17,421	1.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$485,674	$278,065	$138,166	$69,443	0.6%
Office expenses		$453,715	$299,068	$109,251	$45,396	0.6%
Travel		$407,023	$268,216	$78,310	$60,497	0.5%
Fees: accounting		$296,132	-	$296,132	-	0.4%
Insurance		$260,841	-	$260,841	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$10,499	$8,399	$2,100	-	0.0%
Total		$77,179,552				100%

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2015 · Form 990 · $78,487,727 spent · pay $32,174,925 · grants $3,853,503 · events $425,631

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$21,708,424	$17,943,064	$3,226,259	$539,101	27.7%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,037,859	$10,037,859	-	-	12.8%
Other employee benefits		$5,662,473	$3,976,234	$1,498,632	$187,607	7.2%
Depreciation and depletion		$5,113,483	$4,170,359	$943,124	-	6.5%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$4,240,960	$2,889,508	$1,315,799	$35,653	5.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$3,853,503	$3,853,503	-	-	4.9%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,836,332	$3,836,332	-	-	4.9%
Interest		$3,265,722	$2,786,724	$478,998	-	4.2%
Royalties		$2,967,991	$2,967,991	-	-	3.8%
All other expenses		$2,621,682	$1,972,781	$618,936	$29,965	3.3%
Occupancy		$2,288,582	$2,044,488	$244,094	-	2.9%
Pension plan contributions		$2,001,970	$1,654,725	$297,529	$49,716	2.6%
Fees: investment management		$1,688,402	-	$1,688,402	-	2.2%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$1,652,446	$1,652,446	-	-	2.1%
Fees: legal		$1,612,644	$1,162,223	$450,421	-	2.1%
Payroll taxes		$1,573,139	$1,300,276	$233,796	$39,067	2.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,228,919	$212,189	$1,016,730	-	1.6%
Information technology		$807,003	$212,442	$582,551	$12,010	1.0%
Fees: other services		$610,982	$377,159	$217,354	$16,469	0.8%
Office expenses		$433,553	$287,416	$124,497	$21,640	0.6%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$425,631	$254,611	$81,408	$89,612	0.5%
Travel		$384,646	$292,765	$61,774	$30,107	0.5%
Fees: accounting		$235,957	-	$235,957	-	0.3%
Insurance		$222,843	-	$222,843	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$12,581	$8,785	$3,796	-	0.0%
Total		$78,487,727				100%

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2014 · Form 990 · $75,854,133 spent · pay $33,354,143 · grants $1,860,335 · events $430,850

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$22,518,390	$19,324,884	$2,578,822	$614,684	29.7%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,357,045	$10,357,045	-	-	13.7%
Depreciation and depletion		$6,693,585	$4,526,003	$2,167,582	-	8.8%
Other employee benefits		$6,001,026	$4,752,568	$1,130,151	$118,307	7.9%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,769,234	$3,753,274	$15,960	-	5.0%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$3,355,374	$2,662,172	$667,286	$25,916	4.4%
Royalties		$2,450,198	$2,450,198	-	-	3.2%
Occupancy		$2,326,954	$1,948,159	$378,795	-	3.1%
All other expenses		$2,273,408	$1,753,786	$429,203	$90,419	3.0%
Interest		$2,056,206	$1,754,613	$301,593	-	2.7%
Pension plan contributions		$2,050,155	$1,689,544	$307,420	$53,191	2.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$1,860,335	$1,860,335	-	-	2.5%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$1,772,083	$1,772,083	-	-	2.3%
Fees: investment management		$1,705,542	-	$1,705,542	-	2.2%
Payroll taxes		$1,611,002	$1,327,636	$241,569	$41,797	2.1%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,173,570	$199,788	$973,782	-	1.5%
Information technology		$808,899	$547,962	$254,179	$6,758	1.1%
Fees: other services		$707,722	$257,438	$426,237	$24,047	0.9%
Fees: legal		$562,009	$354,403	$207,606	-	0.7%
Office expenses		$490,944	$389,587	$86,088	$15,269	0.6%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$430,850	$288,743	$140,798	$1,309	0.6%
Travel		$357,602	$262,121	$56,128	$39,353	0.5%
Insurance		$258,561	-	$258,561	-	0.3%
Fees: accounting		$254,972	-	$254,972	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$8,467	$6,534	$1,933	-	0.0%
Total		$75,854,133				100%

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2013 · Form 990 · $75,477,118 spent · pay $32,599,717 · grants $1,828,557 · events $211,650

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$22,126,518	$19,358,285	$2,271,527	$496,706	29.3%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$10,713,637	$10,713,637	-	-	14.2%
Depreciation and depletion		$8,049,023	$4,431,654	$3,617,369	-	10.7%
Other employee benefits		$5,749,100	$4,265,551	$1,388,947	$94,602	7.6%
Occupancy		$3,818,596	$3,138,063	$680,533	-	5.1%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,152,827	$3,102,708	$50,119	-	4.2%
Royalties		$2,480,707	$2,480,707	-	-	3.3%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$2,293,913	$1,893,705	$379,327	$20,881	3.0%
Pension plan contributions		$2,020,884	$1,698,584	$279,138	$43,162	2.7%
Interest		$1,927,473	$1,619,916	$307,557	-	2.6%
Other (as described)	OTHER LAB EXPENSES	$1,848,787	$1,848,787	-	-	2.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$1,828,557	$1,828,557	-	-	2.4%
Payroll taxes		$1,573,754	$1,322,764	$217,377	$33,613	2.1%
Fees: investment management		$1,567,716	-	$1,567,716	-	2.1%
All other expenses		$1,424,547	$846,966	$504,473	$73,108	1.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,129,461	$188,721	$940,740	-	1.5%
Fees: other services		$834,918	$333,251	$472,239	$29,428	1.1%
Information technology		$833,583	$646,016	$182,168	$5,399	1.1%
Office expenses		$565,494	$431,813	$99,095	$34,586	0.7%
Travel		$484,386	$357,553	$103,283	$23,550	0.6%
Fees: legal		$413,360	$256,956	$156,404	-	0.5%
Fees: accounting		$238,390	-	$238,390	-	0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$211,650	$184,628	$25,480	$1,542	0.3%
Insurance		$183,642	-	$183,642	-	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$6,195	$5,018	$1,177	-	0.0%
Total		$75,477,118				100%

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2012 · Form 990 · $72,838,428 spent · pay $31,775,657 · grants $0 · events $173,459

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$21,530,453	$18,421,438	$2,479,867	$629,148	29.6%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$9,559,001	$9,559,001	-	-	13.1%
Depreciation and depletion		$8,041,001	$4,345,700	$3,695,301	-	11.0%
Other employee benefits		$5,638,974	$4,669,764	$842,207	$127,003	7.7%
Occupancy		$3,640,545	$3,058,021	$582,524	-	5.0%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$3,168,535	$3,119,609	$48,926	-	4.4%
All other expenses		$2,886,602	$2,258,992	$556,335	$71,275	4.0%
Fees: investment management		$2,424,868	-	$2,424,868	-	3.3%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTS	$2,307,949	$2,307,949	-	-	3.2%
Interest		$1,998,634	$1,679,723	$318,911	-	2.7%
Pension plan contributions		$1,940,244	$1,660,072	$223,476	$56,696	2.7%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$1,902,822	$1,373,391	$520,692	$8,739	2.6%
Royalties		$1,718,644	$1,718,644	-	-	2.4%
Payroll taxes		$1,529,059	$1,308,261	$176,116	$44,682	2.1%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,136,927	$196,134	$940,793	-	1.6%
Fees: legal		$762,320	$551,154	$211,166	-	1.0%
Information technology		$708,206	$502,908	$197,761	$7,537	1.0%
Office expenses		$547,498	$409,950	$101,398	$36,150	0.8%
Travel		$381,922	$283,705	$62,684	$35,533	0.5%
Fees: accounting		$335,095	-	$335,095	-	0.5%
Fees: other services		$314,243	$140,477	$138,936	$34,830	0.4%
Insurance		$189,545	-	$189,545	-	0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$173,459	$144,759	$22,888	$5,812	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$1,882	$1,468	$414	-	0.0%
Total		$72,838,428				100%

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2011 · Form 990 · $70,673,639 spent · pay $29,551,806 · grants $0 · events $78,335

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$20,098,202	$17,336,344	$2,173,266	$588,592	28.4%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES	$8,316,677	$8,316,677	-	-	11.8%
Depreciation and depletion		$7,998,395	$4,326,286	$3,672,109	-	11.3%
Other employee benefits		$5,086,381	$4,613,963	$319,791	$152,627	7.2%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$4,367,345	$4,322,947	$44,398	-	6.2%
All other expenses		$3,359,697	$2,544,130	$800,141	$15,426	4.8%
Occupancy		$2,966,191	$2,529,086	$437,105	-	4.2%
Fees: investment management		$2,673,307	-	$2,673,307	-	3.8%
Other (as described)	EQUIP PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAIN	$2,233,315	$1,561,951	$660,915	$10,449	3.2%
Royalties		$2,060,506	$2,060,506	-	-	2.9%
Interest		$1,980,360	$1,683,306	$297,054	-	2.8%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTS	$1,944,340	$1,944,340	-	-	2.8%
Pension plan contributions		$1,864,680	$1,608,439	$201,632	$54,609	2.6%
Payroll taxes		$1,458,834	$1,258,364	$157,747	$42,723	2.1%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,043,709	$128,950	$914,759	-	1.5%
Office expenses		$911,224	$731,752	$157,519	$21,953	1.3%
Information technology		$671,410	$475,225	$190,089	$6,096	1.0%
Travel		$483,052	$395,214	$66,403	$21,435	0.7%
Fees: accounting		$447,937	-	$447,937	-	0.6%
Fees: other services		$390,740	$269,427	$119,886	$1,427	0.6%
Insurance		$141,732	-	$141,732	-	0.2%
Fees: legal		$86,393	-	$86,393	-	0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$78,335	$70,151	$4,764	$3,420	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$10,877	$8,484	$2,393	-	0.0%
Total		$70,673,639				100%

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2010 · Form 990 · $69,328,486 spent · pay $28,525,945 · grants $0 · events $584,772

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$19,221,109	$13,204,300	$5,574,212	$442,597	27.7%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT	$8,732,103	$8,732,103	-	-	12.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$8,203,513	$3,347,092	$4,856,421	-	11.8%
Other employee benefits		$5,227,165	$3,590,899	$1,515,902	$120,364	7.5%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$4,499,298	$4,448,222	$51,076	-	6.5%
Occupancy		$3,090,871	$1,300,219	$1,790,652	-	4.5%
Fees: investment management		$2,499,741	-	$2,499,741	-	3.6%
Other (as described)	EQUIP. PURCH/RENT REPAIR MAINT	$1,823,174	$868,319	$952,559	$2,296	2.6%
Other (as described)	ANIMAL CARE	$1,705,889	$1,705,889	-	-	2.5%
Pension plan contributions		$1,675,382	$1,158,150	$477,468	$39,764	2.4%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTS	$1,661,521	$1,661,521	-	-	2.4%
All other expenses		$1,457,934	$1,046,055	$409,261	$2,618	2.1%
Payroll taxes		$1,392,686	$934,034	$426,583	$32,069	2.0%
Fees: legal		$1,346,224	$4,940	$1,341,102	$182	1.9%
Interest		$1,217,011	$721,289	$495,722	-	1.8%
Royalties		$1,080,647	-	$1,080,647	-	1.6%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$1,009,603	-	$1,009,603	-	1.5%
Fees: accounting		$950,423	-	$950,423	-	1.4%
Office expenses		$674,925	$260,616	$363,851	$50,458	1.0%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$584,772	$129,123	$422,245	$33,404	0.8%
Information technology		$524,049	$260,776	$239,276	$23,997	0.8%
Travel		$449,446	$341,960	$93,754	$13,732	0.6%
Fees: other services		$169,836	$95,251	$69,465	$5,120	0.2%
Insurance		$122,426	-	$122,426	-	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$8,738	-	$8,738	-	0.0%
Total		$69,328,486				100%

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2009 · Form 990 · $76,732,724 spent · pay $27,437,419 · grants $0 · events $190,848

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$20,052,175	$13,270,710	$6,520,078	$261,387	26.1%
Other (as described)	LAB SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT	$9,137,665	$8,896,638	$241,027	-	11.9%
Depreciation and depletion		$7,294,709	$4,717,984	$2,550,475	$26,250	9.5%
Fees: legal		$7,268,240	-	$7,268,240	-	9.5%
Occupancy		$4,104,309	$2,365,448	$1,728,467	$10,394	5.3%
Other employee benefits		$3,366,421	$2,341,624	$996,170	$28,627	4.4%
Fees: other services		$3,255,525	$2,514,706	$705,562	$35,257	4.2%
Fees: investment management		$3,206,487	-	$3,206,487	-	4.2%
Other (as described)	FELLOWSHIPS	$2,654,264	$2,654,264	-	-	3.5%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUBCONTRACTS	$2,444,318	$2,444,318	-	-	3.2%
Other (as described)	TUITION	$2,422,751	$2,414,271	$8,480	-	3.2%
Office expenses		$2,141,043	$1,469,747	$653,952	$17,344	2.8%
Pension plan contributions		$1,725,819	$1,153,243	$548,938	$23,638	2.2%
Payroll taxes		$1,390,465	$929,766	$442,398	$18,301	1.8%
Interest		$1,321,558	$1,208,272	$113,286	-	1.7%
All other expenses		$1,187,348	$600,459	$574,901	$11,988	1.5%
Royalties		$959,447	$959,447	-	-	1.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$902,539	-	$902,539	-	1.2%
Information technology		$408,076	$368,084	$37,181	$2,811	0.5%
Travel		$380,112	$283,971	$84,755	$11,386	0.5%
Advertising and promotion		$350,180	$128,944	$213,980	$7,256	0.5%
Other (as described)	DEBT ISSUANCE/AMORTIZATION	$205,096	-	$205,096	-	0.3%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$190,848	$145,011	$44,619	$1,218	0.2%
Insurance		$185,427	-	$185,427	-	0.2%
Fees: accounting		$177,182	-	$177,182	-	0.2%
Fees: lobbying		$720	$720	-	-	0.0%
Total		$76,732,724				100%

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Federal grants and contracts

Awards from USAspending.gov to a recipient with this organization's name and zip code. Obligations by federal fiscal year (October to September); each award links to its page on usaspending.gov.

Fiscal year	Grants and other assistance	Contracts	Awards
2026	$14,313,167	$0	31
2025	$10,457,774	$0	29
2024	$10,705,345	$0	33
2023	$11,226,253	$0	35
2022	$13,908,628	$0	37
2021	$10,955,270	$0	43
2020	$11,492,257	$0	36
2019	$9,223,617	$0	44
2018	$15,651,859	$0	43
2017	$18,311,121	$0	61
2016	$1,320,527	$0	3
2015	$5,868,335	$8,943	6
2014	$3,151,746	$0	6
2013	$1,354,603	$0	5
2012	$1,419,883	$0	4
2011	$1,112,646	$0	3
2010	$585,117	$0	2
2009	$1,688,677	$8,382,261	8
2008	$1,972,750	$0	5
2007	$943,922	$5,860,254	3

Largest awards · 200 shown

Year	Agency	Kind	Program	Description	Obligated
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE REGULATION	$3,779,457
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	CENTER FOR GENOME EDITING AND RECORDING	$2,450,002
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	LEVERAGING CELL-DERIVED BIOPARTICLES FOR MACROMOLECULAR DELIVERY - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MANY EMERGING THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIES EMPLOY MACROMOLECULES, LIKE	$1,462,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CONTROL OF HOST INVASION BY PROTEIN COMPLEXES CONSERVED ACROSS APICOMPLEXAN PARASITES - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT HOW APICOMPLEXAN PARASITES RECOGNIZE HOST CE	$899,850
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TRANSCRIPTION IS A FUNDAMENTAL CELLULAR PROCESS WHOSE PROPER REGULATION IS ESSENTIAL T	$798,507
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$793,650
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	PROJECT ILLUMINE - EXPLOITING THE DARK PROTEOME TO FIGHT CANCER - ABSTRACT CELLS PRODUCE A PREVIOUSLY UNDER-APPRECIATED CLASS OF NON-STANDARD PROTEINS COLLECTIV	$781,718
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	FUNCTION AND MECHANISMS OF EPIGENETIC STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN ARABIDOPSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS REGULATE GENOME FUNCTION. MY RES	$487,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY MECHANISMS IN PLANARIANS - PROJECT SUMMARY THE CAPACITY TO REGULATE STEM AND PROGENITOR CELLS FOR REGENERATION IS WIDESPRE	$487,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ELUCIDATING THE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR FUNCTIONS OF POLYAMINES - PROJECT SUMMARY POLYAMINES ARE SMALL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH TWO OR MORE AMINE GROUPS. THESE EVO	$487,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	DECODING FUNCTIONAL CELL-CELL COMMUNICATION TO UNCOVER CELLULAR STATE MODULATION, TISSUE HOMEOSTASIS, AND DISEASE GENETICS - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT ALTHOUG	$487,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	PROTECTING AND SUSTAINING GERM CELL IDENTITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT GERM CELLS HAVE THE EXTRAORDINARY POTENTIAL TO GENERATE EVERY CELL TYPE IN THE BODY. YET	$419,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	EXPLORING TRANSCRIPTIONAL ADAPTATION: THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL AND IMPACT ON HUMAN GENETICS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MUTATIONS CAN LEAD TO A WIDE-VARIETY OF GENE	$178,416
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	VISION RESEARCH 93.867	SYSTEMATIC IDENTIFICATION AND MECHANISTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF NOVEL OXIDATIVE PROTECTIVE GENES TO PREVENT RPE DEGENERATION - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT AGE-RELA	$173,016
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	COMBINATORIAL SIGNAL INTEGRATION IN THE MAINTENANCE AND RENEWAL OF ADULT GERMLINE STEM CELL FATE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THROUGHOUT AN ORGANISM’S LIFETIME, A	$162,800
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	SPATIOTEMPORAL MAPPING OF TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION - PROJECT SUMMARY CANCER PROGRESSION AND THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE ARE STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY THE IMMUNE S	$141,750
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DECIPHERING THE REGULATORY LANDSCAPE OF UNTRANSLATED REGIONS ACROSS CELL TYPES - PROJECT SUMMARY UNDERSTANDING CELL TYPE-SPECIFIC PROTEIN EXPRESSION IS FUNDAME	$125,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SPATIALLY-RESOLVED, INTEGRATED CELL STATE AND LINEAGE TRACING TO DEFINE PROGENITOR CELL DYNAMICS IN EARLY MOUSE DEVELOPMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY: MAMMALIAN DEVELOP	$125,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	MECHANISMS OF GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION IN PANCREATIC CANCER - PROJECT SUMMARY PANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA (PDAC) IS PREDICTED TO BECOME THE SECOND DEADL	$112,172
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	MECHANISMS GOVERNING POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF NEURONAL MICRORNAS - PROJECT SUMMARY MANY ASPECTS OF NEURAL PLASTICITY REQUIRE CHANGES IN GENE EXPRESSIO	$84,148
2026	Defense Health Agency	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	DESIGNING NOVEL STRATEGIES TO TARGET TUMOR-PROMOTING FUNCTIONS OF PANCREATIC CANCER FIBROBLAST SUBTYPES	-$2,160
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DECIPHERING TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IN STEM CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IS CRITICAL FOR A VARIETY OF CELLULAR PROCESSES SUCH AS HOMEOSTASIS AND	-$13,755
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	INVESTIGATING DIFFERENTIATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REACTIVATION OF THE TOXOPLASMA CHRONIC STAGE - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TOXOPLASMA GONDII IS ONE OF THE MOST	-$27,162
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	TUMOR AND IMMUNE CELL DYNAMICS DURING IMMUNOTHERAPY AND CANCER PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY TREATMENT OF CANCER HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY IMMUNOTHERAPIES THAT AI	-$80,989
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	CENTER FOR GENOME EDITING AND RECORDING	$2,450,000
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	BIOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS OF MAMMALIAN HIBERNATION-LIKE STATES - PROGRAM DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE): HRVATIN, SINISA PROJECT SUMMARY:	$1,170,000
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TRANSCRIPTION IS A FUNDAMENTAL CELLULAR PROCESS WHOSE PROPER REGULATION IS ESSENTIAL T	$798,507
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$793,650
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE REGULATION	$734,329
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF CHRONIC TOXOPLASMOSIS - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONIC TOXOPLASMA GONDII INFECTIONS ARE WIDESPREAD AND THEIR REACTIVATION CA	$607,619
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ELUCIDATING THE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR FUNCTIONS OF POLYAMINES - PROJECT SUMMARY POLYAMINES ARE SMALL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH TWO OR MORE AMINE GROUPS. THESE EVO	$487,500
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY MECHANISMS IN PLANARIANS - PROJECT SUMMARY THE CAPACITY TO REGULATE STEM AND PROGENITOR CELLS FOR REGENERATION IS WIDESPRE	$487,500
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	FUNCTION AND MECHANISMS OF EPIGENETIC STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN ARABIDOPSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS REGULATE GENOME FUNCTION. MY RES	$487,500
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	LEVERAGING CELL-DERIVED BIOPARTICLES FOR MACROMOLECULAR DELIVERY - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MANY EMERGING THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIES EMPLOY MACROMOLECULES, LIKE	$487,500
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	KRAS INHIBITORS PRIME CANCER CELLS FOR MACROPHAGE-MEDIATED DESTRUCTION - PROJECT SUMMARY APPROXIMATELY 20% OF ALL HUMAN CANCERS CONTAIN A MUTATION IN THE KRAS O	$446,063
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	PROTECTING AND SUSTAINING GERM CELL IDENTITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT GERM CELLS HAVE THE EXTRAORDINARY POTENTIAL TO GENERATE EVERY CELL TYPE IN THE BODY. YET	$419,250
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	EXPLORING TRANSCRIPTIONAL ADAPTATION: THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL AND IMPACT ON HUMAN GENETICS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MUTATIONS CAN LEAD TO A WIDE-VARIETY OF GENE	$178,416
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	VISION RESEARCH 93.867	SYSTEMATIC IDENTIFICATION AND MECHANISTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF NOVEL OXIDATIVE PROTECTIVE GENES TO PREVENT RPE DEGENERATION - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT AGE-RELA	$173,016
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	COMBINATORIAL SIGNAL INTEGRATION IN THE MAINTENANCE AND RENEWAL OF ADULT GERMLINE STEM CELL FATE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THROUGHOUT AN ORGANISM’S LIFETIME, A	$162,800
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	THE WORLD’S SMALLEST VERTEBRATE BRAIN: A NEW MODEL FOR NERVOUS SYSTEM FUNCTION AND REGENERATION RESEARCH - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT REGENERATION IS WIDESPREAD	$135,864
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	UNCOVERING THE MECHANISMS THAT PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN GERM CELL IDENTITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT GERM CELLS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO GENERATE EVERY CELL TYPE IN T	$135,864
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SPATIALLY-RESOLVED, INTEGRATED CELL STATE AND LINEAGE TRACING TO DEFINE PROGENITOR CELL DYNAMICS IN EARLY MOUSE DEVELOPMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY: MAMMALIAN DEVELOP	$125,000
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	MECHANISMS OF GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION IN PANCREATIC CANCER - PROJECT SUMMARY PANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA (PDAC) IS PREDICTED TO BECOME THE SECOND DEADL	$107,820
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	INVESTIGATING DIFFERENTIATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REACTIVATION OF THE TOXOPLASMA CHRONIC STAGE - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TOXOPLASMA GONDII IS ONE OF THE MOST	$80,224
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	MECHANISMS GOVERNING POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF NEURONAL MICRORNAS - PROJECT SUMMARY MANY ASPECTS OF NEURAL PLASTICITY REQUIRE CHANGES IN GENE EXPRESSIO	$80,224
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	MATERNAL ORGANELLE CONTRIBUTION TO OFFSPRING GERMLINE HEALTH - PROJECT SUMMARY ORGANELLES ENGAGE IN HOMEOSTATIC PROCESSES TO IMPROVE CELLULAR HEALTH. HOWEVER, S	$75,520
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EPI-GENETIC PROGRAMS IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$0
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	THE ROLE OF LYSOSOMAL DEREGULATION IN CANCER PROGRESSION	-$2,489
2025	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	REPROGRAMMING TOWARDS A GERMLINE STEM CELL FATE - PROJECT SUMMARY GERMLINE CELLULAR IMMORTALITY UNDERLIES THE CONTINUATION OF ALL SEXUALLY REPRODUCING SPECIES.	-$55,120
2025	Defense Health Agency	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	TOWARDS PHARMACOLOGICAL RESCUE OF TSC LOSS OF FUNCTION	-$108,780
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	CENTER FOR GENOME EDITING AND RECORDING	$2,449,998
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	SYSTEMATIC RECONSTRUCTION OF EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL COMMUNICATION IN ORGAN DEVELOPMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY MESENCHYMAL CELLS ARE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF TISSUE STROMA	$1,163,081
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TRANSCRIPTION IS A FUNDAMENTAL CELLULAR PROCESS WHOSE PROPER REGULATION IS ESSENTIAL T	$798,507
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$793,650
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE REGULATION	$734,329
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF CHRONIC TOXOPLASMOSIS - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONIC TOXOPLASMA GONDII INFECTIONS ARE WIDESPREAD AND THEIR REACTIVATION CA	$642,884
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	FUNCTION AND MECHANISMS OF EPIGENETIC STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN ARABIDOPSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS REGULATE GENOME FUNCTION. MY RES	$487,500
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY MECHANISMS IN PLANARIANS - PROJECT SUMMARY THE CAPACITY TO REGULATE STEM AND PROGENITOR CELLS FOR REGENERATION IS WIDESPRE	$487,500
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CONTROL OF PARASITE INVASION BY A MICRONEME PROTEIN COMPLEX CONSERVED IN APICOMPLEXANS	$487,500
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	LEVERAGING CELL-DERIVED BIOPARTICLES FOR MACROMOLECULAR DELIVERY - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MANY EMERGING THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIES EMPLOY MACROMOLECULES, LIKE	$487,500
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ELUCIDATING THE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR FUNCTIONS OF POLYAMINES - PROJECT SUMMARY POLYAMINES ARE SMALL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH TWO OR MORE AMINE GROUPS. THESE EVO	$487,500
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	KRAS INHIBITORS PRIME CANCER CELLS FOR MACROPHAGE-MEDIATED DESTRUCTION - PROJECT SUMMARY APPROXIMATELY 20% OF ALL HUMAN CANCERS CONTAIN A MUTATION IN THE KRAS O	$423,760
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	PROTECTING AND SUSTAINING GERM CELL IDENTITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT GERM CELLS HAVE THE EXTRAORDINARY POTENTIAL TO GENERATE EVERY CELL TYPE IN THE BODY. YET	$415,058
2024	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	THE FUNCTION AND PROPERTIES OF RNA POLYMERASE IV IN SEED DEVELOPMENT	$382,869
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	UNCOVERING THE MECHANISMS THAT PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN GERM CELL IDENTITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT GERM CELLS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO GENERATE EVERY CELL TYPE IN T	$135,864
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	THE WORLD’S SMALLEST VERTEBRATE BRAIN: A NEW MODEL FOR NERVOUS SYSTEM FUNCTION AND REGENERATION RESEARCH - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT REGENERATION IS WIDESPREAD	$135,864
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	GENETIC AND BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSIS OF MORPHOGEN GRADIENT FORMATION - PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: SCHLISSEL, GAVIN PROJECT SUMMARY ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSIOLOGY RE	$125,000
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	TUMOR AND IMMUNE CELL DYNAMICS DURING IMMUNOTHERAPY AND CANCER PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY TREATMENT OF CANCER HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY IMMUNOTHERAPIES THAT AI	$112,022
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	MECHANISMS OF GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION IN PANCREATIC CANCER - PROJECT SUMMARY PANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA (PDAC) IS PREDICTED TO BECOME THE SECOND DEADL	$103,639
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	CHROMATIN AND IMMUNE REGULATION OF TUMOR GROWTH AND PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY LUNG AND PANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMAS ARE OFTEN DIAGNOSED AT VERY LATE ST	$103,497
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	MECHANISMS GOVERNING POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF NEURONAL MICRORNAS - PROJECT SUMMARY MANY ASPECTS OF NEURAL PLASTICITY REQUIRE CHANGES IN GENE EXPRESSIO	$76,756
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	INVESTIGATING DIFFERENTIATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REACTIVATION OF THE TOXOPLASMA CHRONIC STAGE - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TOXOPLASMA GONDII IS ONE OF THE MOST	$76,756
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DECIPHERING TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IN STEM CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IS CRITICAL FOR A VARIETY OF CELLULAR PROCESSES SUCH AS HOMEOSTASIS AND	$76,756
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	MATERNAL ORGANELLE CONTRIBUTION TO OFFSPRING GERMLINE HEALTH - PROJECT SUMMARY ORGANELLES ENGAGE IN HOMEOSTATIC PROCESSES TO IMPROVE CELLULAR HEALTH. HOWEVER, S	$73,828
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL INHERITANCE - PROJECT SUMMARY THE SURVIVAL OF EUKARYOTIC SPECIES DEPENDS ON THE FAITHFUL TRANSMISSION OF BOTH NUCLEAR AND MITOCHONDR	-$639
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	NEURONAL PATHWAYS REGULATING METABOLIC ADAPTATION	-$4,293
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	RNA-MEDIATED FEEDBACK CONTROL OF ONCOGENIC TRANSCRIPTION	-$11,407
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	GERM CELL MIGRATION IN DROSOPHILA.	-$15,212
2024	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	PREDICTIVE MODELING OF MAMMALIAN CELL FATE TRANSITIONS OVER TIME AND SPACE WITH SINGLE-CELL GENOMICS - PROJECT SUMMARY DESPITE REMARKABLE ADVANCES IN SINGLE-CEL	-$37,093
2024	National Institute of Food and Agriculture	Grant or other assistance	AGRICULTURE AND FOOD RESEARCH INITIATIVE (AFRI) 10.310	HERBAL MEDICINE HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AND PRACTICED BY MULTIPLE INDIGENOUS CULTURES AROUND THE WORLD FOR MILLENNIA. IN MODERN MEDICINE, OF THE 175 THERAPEUTIC SMAL	-$487,626
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	CENTER FOR GENOME EDITING AND RECORDING	$2,500,000
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EPI-GENETIC PROGRAMS IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$1,146,600
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	GENETICALLY ENGINEERED HUMAN PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS AS A PLATFORM TO DEFINE THE B	$881,324
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TRANSCRIPTION IS A FUNDAMENTAL CELLULAR PROCESS WHOSE PROPER REGULATION IS ESSENTIAL T	$798,507
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$793,650
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE REGULATION	$734,329
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF CHRONIC TOXOPLASMOSIS - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONIC TOXOPLASMA GONDII INFECTIONS ARE WIDESPREAD AND THEIR REACTIVATION CA	$659,753
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	FUNCTION AND MECHANISMS OF EPIGENETIC STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN ARABIDOPSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS REGULATE GENOME FUNCTION. MY RES	$487,500
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ELUCIDATING THE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR FUNCTIONS OF POLYAMINES - PROJECT SUMMARY POLYAMINES ARE SMALL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH TWO OR MORE AMINE GROUPS. THESE EVO	$487,500
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY MECHANISMS IN PLANARIANS - PROJECT SUMMARY THE CAPACITY TO REGULATE STEM AND PROGENITOR CELLS FOR REGENERATION IS WIDESPRE	$487,500
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CONTROL OF PARASITE INVASION BY A MICRONEME PROTEIN COMPLEX CONSERVED IN APICOMPLEXANS	$487,500
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	KRAS INHIBITORS PRIME CANCER CELLS FOR MACROPHAGE-MEDIATED DESTRUCTION - PROJECT SUMMARY APPROXIMATELY 20% OF ALL HUMAN CANCERS CONTAIN A MUTATION IN THE KRAS O	$446,063
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	PROTECTING AND SUSTAINING GERM CELL IDENTITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT GERM CELLS HAVE THE EXTRAORDINARY POTENTIAL TO GENERATE EVERY CELL TYPE IN THE BODY. YET	$419,250
2023	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	THE FUNCTION AND PROPERTIES OF RNA POLYMERASE IV IN SEED DEVELOPMENT	$377,300
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	GENETIC AND BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSIS OF MORPHOGEN GRADIENT FORMATION - PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: SCHLISSEL, GAVIN PROJECT SUMMARY ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSIOLOGY RE	$125,000
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	PREDICTIVE MODELING OF MAMMALIAN CELL FATE TRANSITIONS OVER TIME AND SPACE WITH SINGLE-CELL GENOMICS - PROJECT SUMMARY DESPITE REMARKABLE ADVANCES IN SINGLE-CEL	$122,138
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	THE ROLE OF LYSOSOMAL DEREGULATION IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$105,985
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	TUMOR AND IMMUNE CELL DYNAMICS DURING IMMUNOTHERAPY AND CANCER PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY TREATMENT OF CANCER HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY IMMUNOTHERAPIES THAT AI	$100,486
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	REPROGRAMMING TOWARDS A GERMLINE STEM CELL FATE - PROJECT SUMMARY GERMLINE CELLULAR IMMORTALITY UNDERLIES THE CONTINUATION OF ALL SEXUALLY REPRODUCING SPECIES.	$71,792
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DECIPHERING TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IN STEM CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IS CRITICAL FOR A VARIETY OF CELLULAR PROCESSES SUCH AS HOMEOSTASIS AND	$69,500
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	MATERNAL ORGANELLE CONTRIBUTION TO OFFSPRING GERMLINE HEALTH - PROJECT SUMMARY ORGANELLES ENGAGE IN HOMEOSTATIC PROCESSES TO IMPROVE CELLULAR HEALTH. HOWEVER, S	$66,790
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL INHERITANCE - PROJECT SUMMARY THE SURVIVAL OF EUKARYOTIC SPECIES DEPENDS ON THE FAITHFUL TRANSMISSION OF BOTH NUCLEAR AND MITOCHONDR	$2,500
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	RNA GELATION IN REPEAT EXPANSION DISORDERS	$0
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SPATIO-TEMPORAL SIGNALING DYNAMICS IN NEURONAL CELL FATE DECISION AND PATTERNING	$0
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY GENES IN PLANARIANS	-$1,684
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MEIOTIC CELL CYCLE PROGRAM THROUGH POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION BY MEIOC AND YTHDC2	-$5,689
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	METABOLIC RECYCLING AND COMPARTMENTALIZATION IN TUMOR PROGRESSION	-$59,260
2023	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS INTO LYSOSOMAL NUTRIENT EFFLUX IN CANCER - ABSTRACT MANY RAS-TRANSFORMED AGGRESSIVE CANCER CELLS ARE ABLE TO ESCAPE CYTOTOXIC CHEMOTHERAPY	-$78,079
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH 93.172	CENTER FOR GENOME EDITING AND RECORDING	$2,500,000
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	BIOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS OF MAMMALIAN HIBERNATION-LIKE STATES - PROGRAM DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE): HRVATIN, SINISA PROJECT SUMMARY:	$1,755,000
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EPI-GENETIC PROGRAMS IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$1,146,600
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	GENETICALLY ENGINEERED HUMAN PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS AS A PLATFORM TO DEFINE THE B	$892,575
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TRANSCRIPTION IS A FUNDAMENTAL CELLULAR PROCESS WHOSE PROPER REGULATION IS ESSENTIAL T	$798,507
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE REGULATION	$734,329
2022	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	IDENTIFYING CYTOKINES THAT ENHANCE MACROPHAGE IMMUNOTHERAPY OF COLORECTAL CANCER	$731,250
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$721,500
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF CHRONIC TOXOPLASMOSIS - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONIC TOXOPLASMA GONDII INFECTIONS ARE WIDESPREAD AND THEIR REACTIVATION CA	$671,297
2022	National Institute of Food and Agriculture	Grant or other assistance	AGRICULTURE AND FOOD RESEARCH INITIATIVE (AFRI) 10.310	HERBAL MEDICINE HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AND PRACTICED BY MULTIPLE INDIGENOUS CULTURES AROUND THE WORLD FOR MILLENNIA. IN MODERN MEDICINE, OF THE 175 THERAPEUTIC SMAL	$638,000
2022	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	DESIGNING NOVEL STRATEGIES TO TARGET TUMOR-PROMOTING FUNCTIONS OF PANCREATIC CANCER FIBROBLAST SUBTYPES	$585,000
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CONTROL OF PARASITE INVASION BY A MICRONEME PROTEIN COMPLEX CONSERVED IN APICOMPLEXANS	$487,500
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	FUNCTION AND MECHANISMS OF EPIGENETIC STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN ARABIDOPSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS REGULATE GENOME FUNCTION. MY RES	$487,500
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY MECHANISMS IN PLANARIANS - PROJECT SUMMARY THE CAPACITY TO REGULATE STEM AND PROGENITOR CELLS FOR REGENERATION IS WIDESPRE	$487,500
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DEFINING THE SIGNALING PATHWAYS THAT DIRECT ADULT TISSUE STEM CELLS TO EXIT MULTIPOTENCY	$419,321
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	NEURONAL PATHWAYS REGULATING METABOLIC ADAPTATION	$158,414
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS INTO LYSOSOMAL NUTRIENT EFFLUX IN CANCER - ABSTRACT MANY RAS-TRANSFORMED AGGRESSIVE CANCER CELLS ARE ABLE TO ESCAPE CYTOTOXIC CHEMOTHERAPY	$115,080
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	METABOLIC RECYCLING AND COMPARTMENTALIZATION IN TUMOR PROGRESSION	$105,154
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	THE ROLE OF LYSOSOMAL DEREGULATION IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$101,134
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	TUMOR AND IMMUNE CELL DYNAMICS DURING IMMUNOTHERAPY AND CANCER PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY TREATMENT OF CANCER HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY IMMUNOTHERAPIES THAT AI	$95,669
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	RNA-MEDIATED FEEDBACK CONTROL OF ONCOGENIC TRANSCRIPTION	$71,734
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL INHERITANCE - PROJECT SUMMARY THE SURVIVAL OF EUKARYOTIC SPECIES DEPENDS ON THE FAITHFUL TRANSMISSION OF BOTH NUCLEAR AND MITOCHONDR	$69,802
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	REPROGRAMMING TOWARDS A GERMLINE STEM CELL FATE - PROJECT SUMMARY GERMLINE CELLULAR IMMORTALITY UNDERLIES THE CONTINUATION OF ALL SEXUALLY REPRODUCING SPECIES.	$67,582
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MEIOTIC CELL CYCLE PROGRAM THROUGH POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION BY MEIOC AND YTHDC2	$63,396
2022	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	CONFERENCE: GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE IN CENTROMERE BIOLOGY -CENTROMERES REMAIN PERHAPS THE MOST ENIGMATIC REGIONS OF THE EUKARYOTIC GENOME, DESPITE THEIR CRIT	$17,500
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	CELL GROWTH SIGNALING IN CANCER DEVELOPMENT	$0
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	REGULATION OF DNA METHYLATION HOMEOSTASIS IN ARABIDOPSIS	-$2
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	REGULATION OF THE CELL CYCLE DURING MEIOTIC PROPHASE I BY MEIOC	-$2,191
2022	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	UNDERSTANDING MIRNA-TARGET RECOGNITION THROUGH COMPREHENSIVE AFFINITY AND REPRESSION MEASUREMENTS	-$10,520
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	SYSTEMATIC RECONSTRUCTION OF EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL COMMUNICATION IN ORGAN DEVELOPMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY MESENCHYMAL CELLS ARE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF TISSUE STROMA	$1,755,000
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EPI-GENETIC PROGRAMS IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$1,170,000
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	GENETICALLY ENGINEERED HUMAN PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS AS A PLATFORM TO DEFINE THE B	$903,497
2021	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	THE FUNCTION AND PROPERTIES OF RNA POLYMERASE IV IN SEED DEVELOPMENT	$736,207
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$721,500
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF CHRONIC TOXOPLASMOSIS - 7. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONIC TOXOPLASMA GONDII INFECTIONS ARE WIDESPREAD AND THEIR REACTIVATION CA	$682,500
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS 93.351	ZEISS LSM 980 WITH AIRYSCAN 2 CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE SYSTEM - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE REQUESTS $600,000 FOR THE PURCHASE OF A CRITICALLY-N	$600,000
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG ABUSE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	DELINEATING GENETIC RISK TO ADDICTION VIA ANALYSIS OF 3D CHROMATIN ARCHITECTURE	$555,750
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	DEFINING MOLECULAR SIGNATURES UNDERLYING LYSOSOMAL DYSFUNCTION IN ALZHEIMER?S DISEASE - LYSOSOMES ARE MEMBRANE-BOUND DEGRADATIVE COMPARTMENTS THAT BREAK DOWN MA	$536,250
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	RAPAMYCIN-INSENSITIVE SIGNALING BY RICTOR-MTOR	$487,500
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CONTROL OF PARASITE INVASION BY A MICRONEME PROTEIN COMPLEX CONSERVED IN APICOMPLEXANS	$487,500
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	CELL GROWTH SIGNALING IN CANCER DEVELOPMENT	$463,125
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	REGULATION OF THE MTOR GROWTH PATHWAY BY NUTRIENTS	$416,813
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EXPLOITING MITOCHONDRIAL HETEROPLASMY FOR CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY	$390,000
2021	Department of the Army	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	TOWARDS PHARMACOLOGICAL RESCUE OF TSC LOSS OF FUNCTION	$292,500
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SPATIO-TEMPORAL SIGNALING DYNAMICS IN NEURONAL CELL FATE DECISION AND PATTERNING	$238,448
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MEIOTIC CELL CYCLE PROGRAM THROUGH POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION BY MEIOC AND YTHDC2	$136,755
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS INTO LYSOSOMAL NUTRIENT EFFLUX IN CANCER - ABSTRACT MANY RAS-TRANSFORMED AGGRESSIVE CANCER CELLS ARE ABLE TO ESCAPE CYTOTOXIC CHEMOTHERAPY	$115,080
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	METABOLIC RECYCLING AND COMPARTMENTALIZATION IN TUMOR PROGRESSION	$100,343
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	THE ROLE OF LYSOSOMAL DEREGULATION IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$96,283
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	IDENTIFYING METABOLIC VULNERABILITIES IN PANCREATIC CANCER - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT DESPITE RECENT ADVANCES IN CANCER TREATMENT, PANCREATIC CANCER (PDA) REMA	$92,470
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	TUMOR AND IMMUNE CELL DYNAMICS DURING IMMUNOTHERAPY AND CANCER PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY TREATMENT OF CANCER HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY IMMUNOTHERAPIES THAT AI	$92,470
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	USING MITOCHONDRIAL DNA MUTATIONS TO UNDERSTAND LIMITATIONS OF MITOCHONDRIAL QUALITY CONTROL	$70,458
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	HUMAN INDUCED PLURIPOTENT STEM CELL MODELING OF GENETIC RISK FACTORS FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE	$70,458
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	RNA-MEDIATED FEEDBACK CONTROL OF ONCOGENIC TRANSCRIPTION	$68,562
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL INHERITANCE - PROJECT SUMMARY THE SURVIVAL OF EUKARYOTIC SPECIES DEPENDS ON THE FAITHFUL TRANSMISSION OF BOTH NUCLEAR AND MITOCHONDR	$66,390
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	REPROGRAMMING TOWARDS A GERMLINE STEM CELL FATE - PROJECT SUMMARY GERMLINE CELLULAR IMMORTALITY UNDERLIES THE CONTINUATION OF ALL SEXUALLY REPRODUCING SPECIES.	$65,994
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	MOLECULAR CONTROL OF OOCYTE ARREST, MEIOSIS, AND THE TRANSITION TO DEVELOPMENT	$54,756
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ROLES FOR MRNA METHYLATION AND LNCRNA IN CANDIDA MATING AND PATHOGENICITY	-$25
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	MODELING DNA METHYLATION CHANGES IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE USING INDUCED HUMAN PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS.	-$560
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	DEVELOPIN IN-VITRO MODELS OF A BETA TOXICITY: COMPLEMENTARY YEAST AND HUMAN STEM CELL APPROACHES	-$4,958
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	UNDERSTANDING THE HIGHLY DIVERGENT MITOCHONDRIAL ATP SYNTHASE IN T. GONDII	-$8,176
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	HOW EMBRYOS ESTABLISH A POSITIONAL MEMORY TO ENABLE ADULT REGENERATION.	-$9,850
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	HIV-1 RNA STRUCTURE EFFECTS ON LATENCY REVERSAL	-$24,616
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	UNDERSTANDING MIRNA-TARGET RECOGNITION THROUGH COMPREHENSIVE AFFINITY AND REPRESSION MEASUREMENTS	-$42,223
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	DISCOVERY OF DRUGGABLE PATHWAYS THAT PREVENT CELL DEATH CAUSED BY PROTEOTOXIC STRESS	-$46,769
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	SUBSTRATES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE SIDEROFLEXIN MITOCHONDRIAL TRANSPORTER FAMILY	-$68,243
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	MICORRNAS AND HEMATOPOIETIC DIFFERENTIATION	-$152,298
2021	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	RNA GELATION IN REPEAT EXPANSION DISORDERS	-$153,621
2020	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	HARNESSING EVOLUTION TO REVEAL THE MOLECULAR LOGIC OF KINETOCHORE WIRING	$1,200,000
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EPI-GENETIC PROGRAMS IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$1,170,000
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF KINETOCHORE FUNCTION	$1,038,629
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	GENETICALLY ENGINEERED HUMAN PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS AS A PLATFORM TO DEFINE THE B	$962,212
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATORY NETWORKS IN LIVING CELLS	$907,395
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE REGULATION	$712,941
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG ABUSE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	DELINEATING GENETIC RISK TO ADDICTION VIA ANALYSIS OF 3D CHROMATIN ARCHITECTURE	$555,750
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CONTROL OF PARASITE INVASION BY A MICRONEME PROTEIN COMPLEX CONSERVED IN APICOMPLEXANS	$487,500
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	RAPAMYCIN-INSENSITIVE SIGNALING BY RICTOR-MTOR	$487,500
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	DISSECTING AND ENGINEERING REVERSIBLE CELL CYCLE STATES	$487,500
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS 93.242	METABOLIC CHANGES UNDERLYING 16P11.2 DELETION SYNDROME	$467,750
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	CELL GROWTH SIGNALING IN CANCER DEVELOPMENT	$463,125
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	VERTEBRATE PRIMARY MOUTH FORMATION	$438,750
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	REGULATION OF THE MTOR GROWTH PATHWAY BY NUTRIENTS	$416,813
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER BIOLOGY RESEARCH 93.396	EXPLOITING MITOCHONDRIAL HETEROPLASMY FOR CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY	$390,000
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STEM CELL AND REGENERATION REGULATORY GENES IN PLANARIANS	$377,910
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	RNA GELATION IN REPEAT EXPANSION DISORDERS	$249,000
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SPATIO-TEMPORAL SIGNALING DYNAMICS IN NEURONAL CELL FATE DECISION AND PATTERNING	$248,999
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	IMPACT OF AGING ON INTESTINAL TUMORIGENESIS	$150,000
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	MOLECULAR CONTROL OF OOCYTE ARREST, MEIOSIS, AND THE TRANSITION TO DEVELOPMENT	$136,755
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MEIOTIC CELL CYCLE PROGRAM THROUGH POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION BY MEIOC AND YTHDC2	$136,755
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	SUBSTRATES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE SIDEROFLEXIN MITOCHONDRIAL TRANSPORTER FAMILY	$107,999
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	METABOLIC RECYCLING AND COMPARTMENTALIZATION IN TUMOR PROGRESSION	$95,531
2020	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	THE ROLE OF LYSOSOMAL DEREGULATION IN CANCER PROGRESSION	$93,053

State business registration

WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH MA, Employee benefit plan sponsor (Form 5500), Filed for plan year 2025

The same business name in the same state, from the state’s official registry data.

Patents

176 US patents filed in the last 20 years; 1 security interest recorded against them.

Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research 176 patents, 2009-07-07 to 2026-10-13 EXACT high confidence: identical full name and state

Patent	Title	Granted	Source
US 12760334	Methods and compositions for efficient production of biofuels and bioplastics from toxic feedstocks	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12760328	Compositions and methods for altering gene expression	2026-10-13	PTBLXML, file of 2026-10-13
US 12747459	System and method for increased alcohol tolerance and production in yeast	2026-09-29	PTBLXML, file of 2026-09-29
US 12644889	Viral condensates and methods of use thereof	2026-06-02	PTBLXML, file of 2026-06-02
US 12605428	Kinase NEK10 and its use in treating and diagnosing bronchiectasis and other respiratory disorders	2026-04-21	PTBLXML, file of 2026-04-21
US 12577587	Compositions and methods for mammalian genetics and uses thereof	2026-03-17	PTBLXML, file of 2026-03-17
US 12454576	Nanobody based imaging and targeting of ECM in disease and development	2025-10-28	PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
US 12419940	Compositions and methods for modified dendrimer nanoparticle delivery	2025-09-23	PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
US 12385055	Compositions and methods for production of salidroside, icariside D2, and precursors of salidroside and icariside D2	2025-08-12	PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
US 12371667	Enhanced methods for inducing and maintaining naive human pluripotent stem cells	2025-07-29	PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

The newest patents of the PatentsView assignees above, matched to this record by name (and state).

Trademarks

2 US trademarks, 0 live.

Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research 2 marks, MA EXACT high confidence: identical full name and state

Mark	Serial	Filed	Status	Source
(design)	88822558	2020-03-05	Abandoned	TRCFECO2, file of 2024-03-27
WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE BRINGING DISCOVERY TO LIFE	88822557	2020-03-05	Abandoned	TRCFECO2, file of 2024-03-27

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In the news

871 news articles name this organization (March 2015 to November 2026); the latest 10:

MIT researchers traced the family history of over 1 million cells in developing mouse embryos; the map revealed when cells began becoming different organs
indiatimes.com, November 11, 2026
Scientists create germ cell-supporting embryonic Sertoli-like cells from skin cells
engineeringevil.com, November 2, 2026
Zuckerberg, Brin and Others Give Scientists $33M
nbcbayarea.com, November 1, 2026
Capturing Complete Process Of Embryonic Development
miragenews.com, October 28, 2026
Capturing the complete process of embryonic development
mit.edu, October 28, 2026
Former MIT professor wins $6M in defamation lawsuit over sexual misconduct accusations
thecollegefix.com, October 20, 2026
AI model decodes the language cells use to communicate
mit.edu, October 15, 2026
AI Model Decodes Language Cells Use To Communicate
miragenews.com, October 15, 2026
Cells use a little-known molecule to protect themselves from iron overload
mit.edu, August 26, 2026
Cells Deploy Rare Molecule to Shield from Iron Overload
miragenews.com, August 25, 2026

News article metadata and links: The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/). Matched by: Exact name match: "whitehead institute for biomedical research". A shared name is not proof of the same organization; how the matching works. Most in the news.

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Plan sponsor	WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH	MA	Form 5500 (employee benefit plans)	EIN (EXACT)
Federal award recipient	WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH	MA	Federal spending (USAspending)	name and state
Patent assignee	Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research	MA	Patents (USPTO)	name and state
Trademark owner	Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research	MA	Trademarks (USPTO)	name and state
Wikipedia article	Whitehead Institute		Wikipedia (English)	FUZZY: the same website address and the same name

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NTEE code Biomedicine, Bioengineering Research, MA first:

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Form D issuer: 149 Medical, Inc. (Form D private offerings)

Interests: Biomedicine, Bioengineering Research · science:research_education · Medical research

The area Census

County outline, the place (blue), the tract (orange) and the ZIP center (dot).

In Census Tract 3523, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, place (city or town) Cambridge, MA, county Middlesex County, MA, state Massachusetts; placed by its ZIP code (county and tract) and city name (place). The tract is the tract holding most of the record's ZIP code (FURP does not geocode street addresses).

DR RUTH LEHMANN was paid $1,081,921, 8.3 times the median household income in Cambridge, MA ($130,748), where 12.8% of residents live in poverty.
Revenue of $222,267,487 is $1,871 per resident of Cambridge, MA (population 118,796).
That revenue equals 3.44% of all household income in Cambridge, MA (49,444 households at the median $130,748, about $6,464,704,112).
368 employees is 3.1 per 1,000 residents of Cambridge, MA.

Measure	Census tract Census Tract 3523, Middlesex County, Massachusetts	Place (city or town) Cambridge, MA	County Middlesex County, MA	State Massachusetts
Population B01003	4,877	118,796	1,638,365	7,044,056
Population, 2020 census P1	4,313	118,403	1,632,002	7,029,917
Median age B01002	32.2	30.4	38.9	40.0
Under 18 B01001	14.2%	12.4%	19.5%	19.4%
65 and over B01001	6.9%	12.2%	16.3%	17.9%
Households B11001	2,476	49,444	634,215	2,785,042
Foreign born B05002	36.5%	29.7%	23.1%	18.0%
Median household income B19013	$171,633	$130,748	$130,847	$103,960
Median family income B19113	$174,231	$175,457	$166,449	$131,675
Per capita income B19301	$99,497	$78,723	$69,556	$57,897
Poverty rate B17001	4.6%	12.8%	7.7%	10.0%
Unemployment rate B23025	0.4%	3.4%	4.4%	5.2%
Civilian labor force B23025	3,538	73,493	946,989	3,911,446
Mean commute (minutes) B08013	25.6	25.8	29.9	29.1
Bachelor's degree or higher B15003	84.2%	80.8%	59.5%	47.3%
Housing units B25001	2,833	54,840	664,267	3,030,406
Owner-occupied B25003	12.7%	33.5%	61.3%	62.5%
Renters B25003	87.3%	66.5%	38.7%	37.5%
Median home value B25077	$1,023,700	$1,092,100	$727,800	$562,100
Median gross rent B25064	$3,501	$2,787	$2,201	$1,762
White, not Hispanic B03002	46.0%	53.8%	65.1%	66.6%
Black B03002	15.7%	10.3%	4.7%	6.4%
Hispanic or Latino B03002	3.4%	8.8%	9.3%	13.3%
Asian B03002	29.4%	20.2%	13.6%	7.3%
American Indian and Alaska Native B03002	0.0%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%

Economy now FRED unemployment 4.3% in Sep 2026 (4.6% a year earlier); per capita personal income $98,700 in 2025, up 27% in five years (+2.3% after inflation); the state; Source: FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Data: IPUMS NHGIS (ACS 2020-2024 and the 2020 census); each figure links to its table for that area at data.census.gov. Records are placed by ZIP code and city name, not street address. More: everything FURP has in Census Tract 3523, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

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