Supports researchers and clinicians—from doctoral trainees to established faculty—with funding, mentorship, and collaboration opportunities to advance suicide-prevention research (Deadline in January).
Offers programs for early-career STEM researchers to learn how to engage communities in dialogue about timely science and research issues (Deadlines in November).
Supports women preparing research manuscripts for publication, with applicants in all fields eligible and particular encouragement for STEM and gender-issues research (Deadline in September).
Aimed at early-career researchers wanting to attend scientific meetings, conferences, workshops and training courses related to the mechanism, diagnosis and therapy of human disease (Deadlines every 3-4 months).
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).
A six-month, part-time remote program for early-career researchers in AI and related fields to develop mentored, interdisciplinary research on AI sentience (Deadline in April).
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).
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).
Supports mid- to late-stage postdocs at Harvard who are conducting basic neuroscience research in areas outside of their lab’s established focus (Deadline in November).
