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that pairs basic science with quantum engineering, taking place across the departments of Physics, Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Mathematics, and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
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Fellowships (CDF) are for applicants with a PhD from outside the life sciences (e.g., in physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering or computer sciences), who have not worked in the life sciences before. Both fellowships provide three years of salary and research/travel allowance.
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their contributions in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields and commitment to serving as role models for younger generations.
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, Sociology, or Computer Science (ML/AI). Applicants from all over the globe are welcome to apply. Deadline Month : May Description : The Collective Intelligence Project seeks 3 remote research fellows
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selected fellows may elect to take a one-year fellowship if they so desire. Fellows receive a competitive salary, workspace, a computer, and access to libraries and other university resources.
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interested in the interaction of mathematics with fields such as physics, biology, economics, computer science, AI, statistics, and other disciplines. Basic Qualifications: Ph.D. in a relevant field
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application for a Benjamin Peirce Fellowship. The appointment is expected to begin on July 1, 2027, and is contingent on available funding. The position comes with a competitive starting salary for the
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supported by the Simons Collaboration on Universal Statistics in Number Theory. The Postdoctoral Fellow will conduct research in one or more of the areas supported by the Simons Collaboration, including
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supported by the Simons Collaboration on New Structures in Low-Dimensional Topology. New Structures in Low-Dimensional Topology (https://sites.usc.edu/simonsnewstructures/). The Postdoctoral Fellow will
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institution (typically a university) who commits in writing to mentor and support the applicant in their AI existential safety research if a Fellowship is awarded. There are no geographic limitations on