Supports early-career researchers in relevant social sciences or computer science to use proprietary data for research on AI, public values, and democratic governance (Deadline in May).
Offers professional development awards, such as attending a conference or participating in a workshop, for trainees interested in opportunities in neuroscience and society (Deadline in May).
Provides current Harvard graduate students and postdoctoral researchers an opportunity to participate in the crucial early stages of technology development (Deadline in May).
Funds scholars with a doctorate in anthropology—or a related-field doctorate and an anthropology-department appointment—to pursue significant research on what it means to be human (Deadline in May).
Supports at least three months of research or writing in the history of technology for applicants with a related doctorate earned within the past four years or expected within nine months after the deadline (Deadline in May).
Supports postdoctoral researchers in the life sciences to broaden their research skills by moving into new areas of study while working in a new country (LOI Deadline in May).
Supports graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in multiple biology fields to make collaborative visits to other laboratories (Deadlines every 3-4 months).
Supports U.S. and international researchers engaged in diverse areas of post-graduate Alzheimer’s and dementia research before their first independent faculty positions (LOI Deadline in February).
