Technology Fellowships & Research Residencies 2026

This National Science Foundation funding opportunity supports foundational physics research for early-career and established investigators across atomic, nuclear, particle, and quantum domains.

The U.S. National Science Foundation offers BIO Core grant funding for researchers conducting foundational biological science projects, providing standard or continuing research awards.

The NSF MPS Astro program provides grants for US researchers conducting foundational, transformative astronomical sciences research, instrumentation development, and space exploration innovations.

The NSF offers funding for researchers conducting foundational civil, mechanical, and manufacturing engineering research to advance technology, infrastructure, and material innovations.

The NSF Geosciences Core Research program provides grant funding for foundational research across atmospheric, geospace, Earth, and ocean science disciplines.

The NSF ECCS program provides grant funding for US academic researchers conducting foundational engineering research in quantum devices, circuits, communications, and power systems.

The NSF MPS Chemistry Research Programs offer $150 million in foundational research grant funding for US researchers developing transformative chemical sciences.

The NSF MPS Mathematical Sciences Research Programs offer multi-year grant funding for researchers advancing foundational, theoretical, computational, and applied mathematical sciences.

The NSF MPS Materials Research Program provides grants for researchers at US institutions to conduct foundational, transformative materials science and advanced physics research.

The UN Journalism Fellowship 2027 offers fully funded travel and living allowances for journalists from Least Developed Countries to report on Qatar's DPoA conference.

The NSF Expeditions in Computing grant offers multi-institutional computer science research teams up to $15 million over seven years for transformative computing innovations.

The ICC Visiting Professional placement in The Hague offers experienced legal specialists hands-on case research and drafting experience supporting international defence or victims teams.

The International Criminal Court offers a 6-month unfunded Visiting Professional role in The Hague for experienced professionals in international relations and law.

The International Criminal Court offers an unfunded 1-to-6 month Visiting Professional role in The Hague for legal experts with three-plus years experience.

The International Criminal Court offers a 6-month Visiting Professional placement in The Hague for experienced professionals to assist in victims' rights, participation, and reparations.

The NSF EFRI-WBC grant supports interdisciplinary research teams advancing wave-based computing to achieve high-throughput, low-energy computation for next-generation AI and ML technologies.