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).
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).
Awards annual residential fellowships in Princeton, NJ, for junior and senior scholars conducting research on a designated theme or open social science topics. Applicants must hold a Ph.D. by the time of application (Deadline in October).
Awards Faculty Fellowships across all disciplines for residential research focused on foundational and applied ethics. Open to Ph.D. holders, the fellowship provides a stipend and research support (Deadline in October).
Awards 50 residential fellowships for innovative projects that address pressing social and policy issues. Open to non-student scholars, artists, and public intellectuals with strong publishing records (Deadline in September).
Supports mid-career scholars and artists who have demonstrated significant achievement and future promise across all fields of knowledge and creative arts. Open to U.S. or Canadian citizens and permanent residents (Deadline in September).
Offers a 10-month residential research stay in France featuring a stipend, housing, travel expenses, and a research budget. Open to Ph.D. holders with two years of postdoctoral research experience (Deadline in June or July).
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).
Supports postdocs with 3–7 years’ experience to conduct innovative, public-involved mental health research, with fellows committing 50–100% time for three years (EOI Deadline in December).
