Graduate School Research Expenditures by Sub-Field

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around finding a source for physics graduate school research expenditures categorized by sub-field, including areas such as nuclear, condensed matter, AMO, and HEP. Participants share resources and personal experiences related to evaluating graduate schools based on research funding data.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant seeks a detailed source for physics graduate school research expenditures by sub-field to aid in evaluating graduate programs.
  • Another participant suggests Gradschoolshopper.com as a resource that provides the requested data, indicating it is sourced from AIS.
  • A later reply acknowledges the usefulness of the suggested resource and notes the availability of a .pdf version of the full department breakdown.
  • Another participant shares their experience using the same resource in a previous format, indicating it was available in book form at that time.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the usefulness of Gradschoolshopper.com for obtaining the requested information, with no significant disagreement noted.

Contextual Notes

Limitations: The discussion does not address the completeness or accuracy of the data provided by the suggested sources, nor does it explore potential variations in how expenditures are reported across different institutions.

Who May Find This Useful

Prospective graduate students in physics seeking information on research funding by sub-field to inform their school selection process.

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I am looking for a central source of physics graduate school research expenditures, broken down by sub-field (nuclear, condensed matter, AMO, HEP, etc.). I can find the total amount spent here

http://www.petersons.com/graduate-schools

but I am not sure where to go for this kind of specificity. This is going to be a rough guide to what each school specializes in as I evaluate grad schools.

Thanks
 
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The department profiles at Gradschoolshopper.com has exactly what you're looking for, they pull all their data straight from AIS.
 
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Thanks so much. I just realized that I needed to click around to find the .pdf version of the full department breakdown.
 
That's the one I used when I was looking. It was in book form back then.
 

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