Graduate Student Funding Opportunities

• Pre-grad or first year
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident

• First or second year Ph.D.; Less than 31 years old
• Must be an immigrant or child of immigrants
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident, DACA, asylee, refugee

• Second or third year with 2+ years left of Ph.D.
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident, DACA
• Adviser-student pairs must be studying scientific problems in biomedical sciences, life sciences, or biological questions in related disciplines
• Adviser-student pairs must be committed to advancing equity and inclusion in science

• Identify as a woman
• Different eligibility for different grants
• Grants available for international students

• Pre-grad, first or second year Ph.D.
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident
• Have completed no more than one academic year (according to institution's academic calendar) while enrolled in a graduate degree program
• Never previously applied to GRFP while enrolled in a graduate degree program
• Individuals with prior graduate enrollment who have: (i) completed more than one academic year in any graduate degree-granting program, (ii) earned a previous master's degree of any kind (including Bachelor's-Master's degree), or (iii) earned a professional degree must meet the following requirements:
  • not enrolled in a graduate degree program at application deadline
  • two or more consecutive years past master's degree enrollment or completion at the application deadline

• First or second year Ph.D. student
• U.S. citizen/national

• Any nationality
• Admitted to a master's, PhD or post-doc program in neuroscience and/or neurobiology at a US university

• Complex systems & emergence: consciousness, intelligence, origin of life, and interfaces between them.
• Quantum optics
• Quantum information
• Topological photonics
• Quantum computers
• Gravitational waves
• Cosmology
• Quantum gravity

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• 1-3 years left of Ph.D.
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident

• Email solicitation sent end of May

• 3^rd, 4^th, 5^th year Ph.D.
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident
• Preference for project within the stated goals/disciplines

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident OR have a valid visa for the F99 phase
• 1-2 years from completing Ph.D.

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident
• 1-2 years from completing Ph.D.

• Call for submissions: Mid- or Late March
• Internal application due: Mid-April

• For computer science work in various fields
• Will complete all graduate coursework by the academic award year when the Fellowship begins
• Google employees, and their spouses, children, and members of their household are not eligible.
• Students that are already supported by a comparable industry award are not eligible. Government or non-profit organization funding is allowable.

• Mid-January

• U.S. Citizen/ Permanent resident

• Undergraduate seniors
• Current master's degree students
  MUST enroll at a different institution for Ph.D. studies to begin the fall term coincident with the start of DOE CSGF funding
• First-year graduate students
  CANNOT have completed more than one year of coursework prior to DOE CSGF application submission
• Employed individuals
• Other, including those matriculating into graduate school

• Call for submissions: Mid-January
• Internal application: Late January – Early February

• Morningside competition: Ph.D. student or postdoc conducting biomedical research at the Morningside campus

• VP&S competition: Ph.D. student or postdoc conducting biomedical research at CUIMC or ZMBBI, and PI must have primary appointment in VP&S

• Need at least 2 publications to submit for the competition

• Call for submissions: Early March
• Internal application: Late March

• Must propose a career pivot -- a genuine and innovative disciplinary departure from their PhD studies with new skills to learn in the postdoc
• PhD study in the natural sciences (Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Sciences), Engineering, Mathematics, or Computer Science.
• Must expect to complete your PhD the upcoming spring/summer or by July the following year (1 year after application)

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