Supports U.S.-based postdocs with no more than five years’ experience or newly appointed faculty launching independent green-chemistry research groups by funding a postdoctoral hire for two years (Deadline in September).
Offers support for social-science scholars with a recent or soon-to-be-completed PhD researching wealth, inequality, or social policy (Deadlines vary by program).
Offers year-long residential fellowships for postdoctoral research in any aspect of the Italian Renaissance in Florence, Italy (Deadline in October).
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).
Provides research funds for researchers within four years of their terminal degree who are pursuing pioneering research leading to greater understanding, prevention, and treatment of glaucoma (Deadline in September).
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).
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).
Supports early-career postdoctoral scientists conducting computational research that advances fundamental understanding of intelligence (Deadline in October).
Supports cross-disciplinary collaboration between Harvard data scientists at the postdoctoral level (Deadline in December).
