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#8 most wired city in 2011
(Forbes)
#6 in NIH grant awards in 2009, which includes over 51 awards to JHU and 20 to the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
#1 academic research institution, Johns Hopkins, has had the highest Research and Development expenditures for the last 30 years.
Read about the
2009 ranking here
.
Greater Baltimore was ranked #2 by KPMG for R&D Expenditures as a percentage of GDP in 2010 (pg. 82).
KPMG's ranking is an improvement on the ARCHE's #3 ranking of Baltimore.
In 2011, KLG Advisors reported the Baltimore Metro as one of the strongest in the U.S. for acquiring and retaining IT talent
.
Area Development Online named Baltimore the #2 Hotbed for high-tech growth
.