Provides support over for high-impact, exploratory neuroscience research by institution-nominated, full-time associate or full professors (Internal deadline in May).
Provides funding up to $30,000 for travel and research collaborations in STEM fields for FAS and SEAS faculty (Deadlines vary).
Provides discretionary grants, sabbatical/leave support, and manuscript conference funding for research on international, transnational, and global issues (Deadlines vary by program).
Sponsors research projects by faculty and students aimed at positively affecting lives in developing countries (Deadlines vary by program).
Provides $80,000–$150,000 in seed funding to ladder faculty at HMS, HSPH, FAS, and SEAS for high-risk, high-impact research in the life, physical, and social sciences (Deadline in February).
Permits faculty to dedicate course time toward redesigning courses or creating new science and engineering curricula focused on research-based pedagogies (Deadline in February).
Funds interdisciplinary climate research clusters, seed grants, solar geoengineering research, and translational funds to advance climate solutions (Deadlines vary by program).
Offers accelerator workshop funding, exploratory seminar grants, and Schlesinger Library research grants for interdisciplinary projects (Deadlines vary by program).
Awards 50 academic-year fellowships to scholars, artists, and scientists, providing a $78,000 stipend plus $5,000 for project expenses (Deadline in Fall)
Provides up to $5,000 for FAS and inter-school faculty to host creative initiatives, including performances, master classes, conferences, and external guest visits (Deadlines in Fall and Spring).
