Funds U.S.-university graduate students and researchers with PhDs earned within the past eight years to pursue policy-relevant research on inequality and economic growth (Deadline in January).
Supports early-career plant scientists with a PhD who have identified an independent research project that would utilize the Arboretum’s living collections of woody plants and research facilities (Deadline in January).
Supports promising researchers who plan to work on AI existential safety research for postdoctoral appointments at universities in the US, UK, and Canada (Currently on pause in 2026).
Offers one- to two-semester residential fellowships for scholars researching African and African American Studies, with required participation in workshops and a weekly colloquium (Deadline in January).
Offers multiple programs for graduate and postdoctoral fellows for focused research on projects in Ukrainian history, literature, philology, and related areas of study (Deadlines in January).
Supports postdoctoral scholars in any discipline of Chinese studies at the Fairbank Center (Deadline in January).
Supports postdoctoral fellows researching the history, literature and culture, or political science of Russia and/or Eurasia for residency at the Davis Center (Deadline in January).
Multiple academic and professional track fellowships support pre- and postdoctoral fellows who wish to devote their time to research and writing in fields related to science and international affairs (Deadlines in January and December).
Supports recent PhDs pursuing independent research on Old World prehistory at Harvard University (Deadline in January).
Supports scholars working to advance research in basic science and mathematics (Deadlines vary by program).
