Topic: Reference letters

Conduct independent theoretical research complementing the institute’s work, including biological physics of cells and tissues, quantitative biology and physics of life. The call also covers quantum, statistical, condensed-matter and non-equilibrium physics and welcomes promising new directions. Apply by 13 November 2026 with one PDF containing a cover letter, CV, publications highlighting three key papers, research interests and a proposal. Arrange three reference letters separately.

Supports research-based graduate degrees with three funded years over a five-year fellowship: an annual $37,000 stipend plus a $16,000 institutional education allowance, subject to funding. The displayed deadline is the first subject deadline: Life Sciences on 19 October 2026. Computing, materials, psychology and social sciences are due 20 October; engineering 22 October; chemistry, geosciences, mathematics, physics and astronomy 23 October. All applications are due at 8 pm Eastern Time. Reference letters are due 16 October at 8 pm Eastern Time.

Support for early independent neuroscientists addressing significant questions about the brain, including basic research with potential clinical translation. Up to ten awards provide USD 225,000 over three years from 1 June 2027, paid as USD 75,000 annually. Research expenses are supported; indirect costs are excluded. Applications are due 3 November 2026 at 17:00 Central time; reference letters are due 24 November. The application includes a research proposal, diversity and inclusion statement, CV, other-support information, publication links and three references.