BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//The Grant Desk//Calendar//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH NAME:The Grant Desk - Research & Journalism X-WR-CALNAME:The Grant Desk - Research & Journalism deadlines X-WR-CALDESC:Paid open calls\, fellowships and residencies in AI\, tech\, r esearch\, and digital and mixed-media arts\, sorted into the right pile. U pdated as new calls land on the desk. Filtered to: Research & Journalism. REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT12H X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT12H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:camargo-fellowship-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261002 SUMMARY:Deadline: Camargo Fellowship 2027-2028 for Artists\, Scholars and T hinkers (Cassis\, France) DESCRIPTION:The Camargo Foundation invites artists\, scholars and thinkers to its flagship Core Fellowship: a ten-week self-directed residency on its clifftop campus overlooking the Mediterranean in Cassis\, France\, dedica ted to research\, experimentation and interdisciplinary exchange. Curators apply under the Thinkers category\, which covers accomplished professiona ls and practitioners in cultural and creative fields who are professionall y engaged in critical thought\, including curators\, critics and journalis ts\; projects should engage theoretical\, artistic or societal questions. WHAT YOU GET: a stipend of EUR 350 per week (EUR 3\,500 total)\, basic tra nsportation funding\, and a furnished apartment with an equipped kitchen o n campus. Fourteen fellowships are awarded per year: seven for artists and seven for scholars and thinkers. RESIDENCY PERIODS: Fall 2027 (8 Septembe r to 17 November 2027) or Spring 2028 (23 February to 4 May 2028). ELIGIBI LITY: artists in visual arts\, performance\, writing\, film\, music or mul tidisciplinary work with at least 5 years of professional practice\; schol ars holding or pursuing a PhD focused on French and Francophone cultures o r cross-cultural Mediterranean studies\; and thinkers as described above. APPLICATION: via Submittable with a 100-word proposal summary\, a 1\,200-w ord proposal narrative\, a 300-word rationale for Camargo\, a 300-word car eer-stage rationale\, a CV (max 3 pages)\, work samples and two references . NOTE: the foundation has announced that this is the final Fellowship sel ected through a public open call until further notice\; a new selection pr ocess begins in July 2027\, making this the last chance to apply directly. \n\nOrganisation: Camargo Foundation\nLocation: Camargo Foundation campus\ , Cassis\, France. Open worldwide.\nAward: EUR 350 per week (EUR 3\,500 to tal for the ten-week residency)\, plus basic travel funding and a furnishe d apartment with equipped kitchen on the Camargo campus. 14 fellowships pe r year: 7 for artists and 7 for scholars and thinkers. No application fee. \nDuration: Ten weeks\, either 8 September to 17 November 2027 or 23 Febru ary to 4 May 2028.\n\nMore: https://camargofoundation.org/en/camargo-fello wship-2026-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://camargofoundation.org/en/camargo-fellowship-2026-2027?utm_sourc e=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Camargo Foundation campus\, Cassis\, France. Open worldwide. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:surf-artist-in-residence-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102 SUMMARY:Deadline: Sanford Underground Research Facility: Artist-in-Residenc e Program 2027 (Lead\, South Dakota) DESCRIPTION:The SURF Artist-in-Residence program invites artists to create work inspired by the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead\, South Dakota. At 4\,850 feet deep\, SURF is the deepest underground laboratory in the United States\, housed in the former Homestake Gold Mine\, and host s experiments in physics\, biology\, geology and engineering. The residenc y is modeled after programs run by the National Park Service\, CERN and Fe rmilab\, and aims to create awareness of the science and encourage interdi sciplinary work. STRUCTURE: a four-week on-site visit in summer 2027 (betw een 22 May and 31 July\, timed to the artist's schedule) with studio time\ , guided underground visits\, tours of Lead and the surrounding Black Hill s sites\, and dinners with scientists\; then a one-week visit in October 2 027 to install an art exhibition\, give up to two lectures based on the pr oposal\, and run promotional or outreach events in the local community (wh ich may include schools\, universities\, interviews or documentation of th e residency). FUNDING: a USD 5\,000 stipend paid in two installments\; the artist may apply for up to USD 5\,000 in additional funds for creating th e artwork\; transportation\, housing and per diem for both visits\; and re turn shipping covered up to USD 7\,000. CONDITIONS: each artist donates at least one artwork\, selected by a SURF representative\, to SURF's permane nt art collection\, and is responsible for installation and de-installatio n in coordination with SURF and the exhibition space. A timeline and expec tations are agreed in an MOU before the residency begins. PHYSICAL REQUIRE MENTS: working underground requires being comfortable in dark spaces\, fol lowing all safety protocols\, walking on uneven surfaces for at least a mi le at a time\, and negotiating wet\, slippery conditions and an elevator r ide in the dark\; safety training and loaned personal protective equipment are mandatory\, and a SURF guide accompanies the artist at all times. DEA DLINE: 1 November 2026\, via the SURF AiR application portal.\n\nOrganisat ion: Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF)\nLocation: Sanford Under ground Research Facility\, Lead\, South Dakota\, USA\, in the Black Hills. The call does not state a residency or nationality restriction\; travel\, housing and per diem for both visits are covered.\nAward: USD 5\,000 stip end paid in two installments\, plus up to USD 5\,000 in additional funds t he artist may apply for to create the artwork. Transportation (airfare\, r ental car or mileage)\, housing and per diem are covered for both visits\; a studio space and guided surface and underground tours are provided\; re turn shipping of the exhibition is covered up to USD 7\,000.\nDuration: Fo ur-week on-site residency in summer 2027 (scheduled between 22 May and 31 July in coordination with SURF)\, plus a one-week exhibition installation and guest-lecture visit in October 2027.\n\nMore: https://sanfordlab.org/p rograms/SURFAiR?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://sanfordlab.org/programs/SURFAiR?utm_source=artificialnouveaugra ntdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Sanford Underground Research Facility\, Lead\, South Dakota\, USA\ , in the Black Hills. The call does not state a residency or nationality r estriction\; travel\, housing and per diem for both visits are covered. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:khk-cure-fellowships-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261130 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261201 SUMMARY:Deadline: KHK CURE Fellowships 2027/2028\, Saarland University (the me: Things) DESCRIPTION:The Kaete Hamburger Centre for Cultural Practices of Reparation (KHK CURE) at Saarland University invites applications for up to twelve f ellowships for its fourth year\, October 2027 to September 2028. CURE welc omes scholars from cultural studies\, the humanities and the social scienc es whose work examines questions of reparation and irreparability\; artist s holding a doctorate and experienced in academic collaboration may also a pply. ANNUAL THEME: 'Things'\, foregrounding the material dimension of rep aration: objects\, artefacts and material environments through which pract ices such as repair\, mending and reuse acquire cultural and political sig nificance. Proposals must align with at least one of the Centre's three th ematic fields (history\, experience or nature) and address the annual them e. CONDITIONS: fellowships run six to twelve months from 1 October 2027\; fellows on unpaid leave receive approximately EUR 6\,100 to 7\,200 per mon th before taxes depending on qualifications\, or the home institution is r eimbursed for replacement teaching\; one round trip to Saarbruecken is rei mbursed under the Saarland Travel Expense Act\; a fully equipped individua l workspace is provided and an apartment can be arranged for around EUR 1\ ,250 per month\; fellows must live in Saarbruecken and take part in the Ce ntre's international\, interdisciplinary research community. ELIGIBILITY: a completed PhD (submitted and defended) by the deadline\; retired persons and Saarland University staff are not eligible. HOW TO APPLY: via the onl ine form with a one-page motivation letter\, CV (max 3 pages)\, list of pu blications\, and a five-page project description with bibliography\, in En glish\, German or French. Notification by 30 April 2027. Deadline 30 Novem ber 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Kaete Hamburger Centre for Cultural Practices o f Reparation (CURE)\, Saarland University\nLocation: Saarbruecken\, German y. Fellows must live in Saarbruecken during the fellowship and participate actively in centre events\; extended research absences are not permitted. Open internationally\; retired persons and Saarland University staff are not eligible.\nAward: Up to twelve fellowships. Fellows on unpaid leave fr om their institution receive approximately EUR 6\,100 to 7\,200 per month before taxes\, depending on qualifications\; alternatively\, fellows retai ning their salary can have their home institution reimbursed for replaceme nt teaching. One round trip to Saarbruecken is reimbursed\, a fully equipp ed individual workspace is provided\, and an apartment can be arranged for around EUR 1\,250 per month. Eligible accompanying family members may rec eive additional support. No application fee.\nDuration: Six to twelve mont hs\, beginning 1 October 2027\n\nMore: https://cure.uni-saarland.de/en/fel lows/call-for-applications?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_mediu m=referral URL:https://cure.uni-saarland.de/en/fellows/call-for-applications?utm_sourc e=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Saarbruecken\, Germany. Fellows must live in Saarbruecken during t he fellowship and participate actively in centre events\; extended researc h absences are not permitted. Open internationally\; retired persons and S aarland University staff are not eligible. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ucla-meap-modern-endangered-archives-2026-27@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261116 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261117 SUMMARY:Deadline: UCLA Modern Endangered Archives Program (MEAP): 2026-27 C all for Applications DESCRIPTION:The UCLA Library Modern Endangered Archives Program (MEAP)\, fu nded by Arcadia\, grants its ninth cohort of awards to preserve\, document and digitize cultural heritage collections at risk from environmental con ditions\, political uncertainty\, inherently unsustainable media\, inappro priate storage\, or communal and social change. IN SCOPE: 20th and 21st ce ntury materials\, including print\, photographic\, film\, video\, audio\, ephemeral and born-digital objects\; all funded materials are published op en access in the UCLA Library Digital Collections repository. GRANT TYPES: Planning Grants up to USD 20\,000 over one year for organization\, survey and inventory work before digitization\; Project Grants up to USD 70\,000 over two years for digitization and metadata creation on collections read y to digitize\, or for curating existing digital assets\; Regional Grants up to USD 100\,000 over two years for digital collections combining materi als from three or more institutions\, families or archival repositories ar ound one theme\, community or historical event\, hosted by an organizing i nstitution with prior MEAP grant experience (consult MEAP staff before app lying). There is also an invitation-only Emergency Grant track up to USD 1 0\,000 (email meap@library.ucla.edu)\, and a new AV Grants track up to USD 100\,000 for audiovisual archives opening April 2027 with selections in S eptember 2027. TIMELINE: applications opened 14 September 2026\; prelimina ry application webinar 15 October 2026\; preliminary applications due Mond ay 16 November 2026 at 11:59pm Pacific Time via meap.smapply.io\; prelimin ary decisions December 2026\; detailed applications due 12 February 2027\; awards announced summer 2027. Applications name teams working with the in stitutions\, families or repositories that hold the collections\; read the Program Guidelines and Project Eligibility documents on the MEAP site bef ore applying.\n\nOrganisation: UCLA Library\, Modern Endangered Archives P rogram\nLocation: Worldwide. Projects digitize at-risk collections where t hey are held\; digitized materials are published open access in the UCLA L ibrary Digital Collections.\nAward: Planning Grants up to USD 20\,000 (up to 1 year) for collection evaluation\, survey and inventory work before di gitization. Project Grants up to USD 70\,000 (up to 2 years) for digitizat ion and metadata creation on well-organized collections\, or curation of e xisting digital assets. Regional Grants up to USD 100\,000 (up to 2 years) for digital collections drawing on three or more institutions\, families or repositories around one theme\, hosted by an organization with prior ME AP experience. A separate AV Grants track (up to USD 100\,000\, for audio\ , video and film) opens in April 2027. No application fee.\nDuration: Plan ning Grants up to 1 year\; Project and Regional Grants up to 2 years\n\nMo re: https://meap.library.ucla.edu/call-for-applications/?utm_source=artifi cialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://meap.library.ucla.edu/call-for-applications/?utm_source=artific ialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Worldwide. Projects digitize at-risk collections where they are he ld\; digitized materials are published open access in the UCLA Library Dig ital Collections. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:tpg-future-of-archives-whose-archive-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102 SUMMARY:Deadline: The Photographers' Gallery: Future of Archives\, Whose Ar chive is it Anyway? (Call for Speakers) DESCRIPTION:Whose Archive is it Anyway? is the first in a three-part series of events at The Photographers' Gallery exploring the future of archives and archiving. This one-day event on Friday 16 April 2027 kickstarts the c onversation with commissioned talks addressing what it means to make an ar chive today\, who decides what an archive consists of\, who creates an arc hive\, who an archive is for\, and who has access. The gallery welcomes su bmissions of real-life experiences rather than academic papers that challe nge or answer these or other points related to the future of archives. SUG GESTED TOPICS: artist and photographers' legacies\; institutional archives \; memory (forgotten or lost histories made visible again)\; truth within archives (who is telling the stories and how)\; ownership (who has the aut hority to tell stories\, who owns the images and their stories)\; relation ships between those who create archives and those who use them\; radical\, non-traditional archives that redesign how stories are gathered and held to safeguard living memories\; family archives\; reclaimed photographic ar chives\; counter archives that question dominant historical narratives\; g rassroots archives\; technologies that reduce barriers to archives while s afeguarding material\; digital preservation and digitisation\; and dialogi c archives. ELIGIBILITY: open to all\, especially those with experience of working with archives and the stories within them\; applicants must be 18 or older and available to attend The Photographers' Gallery in London on 16 April 2027 to speak at the event. Selected speakers receive a fee of GB P 200 and will be notified by 18 January 2027. Questions to archive@tpg.or g.uk. Deadline 1 November 2026\, 11:59pm GMT.\n\nOrganisation: The Photogr aphers' Gallery\nLocation: London\, UK. Selected speakers must be availabl e to speak in person at The Photographers' Gallery on 16 April 2027.\nAwar d: GBP 200 speaker fee for each selected speaker. No application fee.\nDur ation: One-day event on Friday 16 April 2027\n\nMore: https://forms.cloud. microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=Sykm7fNJbU-mcP8tt-A2n-2SkeDTc21FsI7Zw hvDxVtUNTc3RVExTjRRUDRUSVU5MzUzWDMwMlBQMC4u&route=shorturl&utm_source=arti ficialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=Sykm7fNJbU-mcP 8tt-A2n-2SkeDTc21FsI7ZwhvDxVtUNTc3RVExTjRRUDRUSVU5MzUzWDMwMlBQMC4u&route=s horturl&utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:London\, UK. Selected speakers must be available to speak in perso n at The Photographers' Gallery on 16 April 2027. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ctm-resynthesising-traditional-at-the-extreme-2027@artificialnouveau.gi thub.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260928 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260929 SUMMARY:Deadline: CTM Festival: Resynthesising the Traditional 2027 Artisti c Lab (At the Extreme) DESCRIPTION:Resynthesising the Traditional is CTM Festival's long-term init iative co-curated by Stas Sharifulla\, taking resynthesis (the computer-mu sic method of analysing a sound to extract its components) as a metaphor f or critically engaging with tradition and heritage\, against conservative views of culture as frozen and untouchable. The artistic lab at its heart is an open toolbox for artists connecting to the traditional outside exoti cisation\, cultural essentialism and uneven power dynamics. THEME\, AT THE EXTREME: this edition invites artists and practice-based researchers whos e work examines the ethical\, aesthetic and political implications of trad itions entangled with extremity: intensity\, transgression\, transformatio n\, marginality\, outsiderness\, endurance\, conflict and excess. The call explicitly looks past the usual noise\, violence and loud-popular-music t ropes and past masculine codings of the extreme\, toward current queer and feminist reframings\, treating extremity as a relational condition\, chos en or imposed\, produced between majoritarian centres and their minoritari an outsides. Guiding questions include what it means to follow a tradition to its extreme consequences\, who is allowed to push tradition to its lim its and whose practices get framed as inauthentic or dangerous\, what it m eans to practise tradition under war\, displacement\, repression or ecolog ical crisis\, and how traditions might offer ways of inhabiting extreme ti mes. Preference goes to work engaging technological\, bodily\, aesthetic a nd theoretical forms at that intersection\, especially in unexpected or ra rely recognised ways. WHAT HAPPENS: theory and practice workshops from the co-hosts with individual and group exercises\, closed 15 to 20 minute ora l presentations by each participant\, a solo public performance or present ation (15 to 20 minutes) at a free-entry event\, inputs from specialists s uch as artists\, researchers and technologists\, guided individual and gro up sonic improvisations\, field trips and site visits\, and feedback sessi ons with the co-hosts and curators. AFTERWARDS: participants may propose n ew artistic work or research\, solo or in collaborations formed at the lab \, to the artistic team\; selected works are shortlisted\, and up to two a re commissioned and presented at CTM in January/February 2028. ELIGIBILITY : an existing practice tied to (re)connecting with traditional ideas and s ounds through a contemporary lens and how that overlaps with the extreme\, plus clear ideas or questions about the next step you want to take. Appro aches may be technological\, instrument-focused\, compositional\, aestheti c\, research-oriented or otherwise. Working knowledge of English is recomm ended\, and any concerns about that can be flagged in the form. Up to six participants are selected by co-hosts Karina Utomo (extreme metal vocalist \, composer and collaborative artist) and Luigi Monteanni (sound researche r and ethnomusicologist completing a PhD at SOAS on extreme metal in Bandu ng). The lab is a time-intensive full-day commitment and participants must agree to give the short public performance. APPLY through the form with a portfolio link (PDF\, max 10 pages\, public access\, works from the last five years\, text kept minimal) and a link to a specific audio track or se ction (max five minutes) that best represents your current practice. CTM a sks that AI support rather than replace your own voice in the application. TIMELINE: deadline 28 September 2026\; participants announced mid to late October 2026. Questions to resynth@ctm-festival.de.\n\nOrganisation: CTM Festival\, co-curated by Stas Sharifulla\nLocation: Berlin\, Germany. Open to artists worldwide\; solo artists and projects only.\nAward: Travel bud get of up to EUR 300 per person\, plus accommodation and catering for the duration of the lab and a festival pass to CTM 2027 events. Visa fees are supported where required\, and letters of invitation are provided for visa or funding applications. NO artist fee or stipend for the lab itself. Aft erwards\, up to two new works arising from the lab may be commissioned and presented at CTM Festival in January/February 2028. No application fee.\n Duration: Seven days: arrival 24 January\, lab 26 to 31 January 2027 (10:0 0 to 19:00 daily)\, public presentations 26 January\, departure 1 February 2027.\n\nMore: https://www.ctm-festival.de/festival-2027/open-calls/resyn thesising-the-traditional-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_m edium=referral URL:https://www.ctm-festival.de/festival-2027/open-calls/resynthesising-the -traditional-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referra l LOCATION:Berlin\, Germany. Open to artists worldwide\; solo artists and pro jects only. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:pulitzer-center-global-south-civil-society-microgrants-2026@artificialn ouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260906 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260907 SUMMARY:Deadline: Pulitzer Center: Global South Civil Society Microgrants 2 026 DESCRIPTION:The Pulitzer Center funds civil society in the Global South to build civic engagement projects around Pulitzer Center-supported journalis m: grassroots collectives\, community-led movements\, ARTISTS and civic co alitions taking published reporting to the communities it concerns. This g rant cycle is restricted to the Center's Climate and Environment topics: R AINFOREST (drivers of rainforest degradation\, the role of global markets\ , finance and policy\, centring the rights and roles of Indigenous peoples )\, OCEAN (degradation of marine environments\, ocean health and the clima te crisis\, ocean governance\, science-backed and community-led solutions) \, and CLIMATE AND LABOR (the intersection of climate and labour\, includi ng gender\, livelihoods\, adaptation and community resilience). WHAT COUNT S AS A PROJECT: community engagement and organising that connects reportin g with audiences\; creative expressions\, explicitly including digital cam paigns\, public performances and creative publication formats\; public dia logues bringing together affected communities\, journalists\, decision-mak ers and academia\; and other innovative uses of the reporting that build o n local cultural practices. Every project must use at least one published Pulitzer Center-supported reporting project meaningfully\, or involve a Pu litzer Center-supported journalist centrally\, and must name a clear targe t audience. OUT OF SCOPE: journalism and reporting projects themselves (th ose go to the Center's reporting grants)\, anything not built on Pulitzer Center-supported reporting\, direct advocacy or lobbying\, campaigns endor sing political candidates or parties\, and for-profit projects. WHO CAN AP PLY: grassroots organisations\, community educators\, civil society organi sations and coalitions\, youth movements and other groups working at the i ntersection of journalism\, civic rights and active citizenship\, with pas t experience running civic engagement activities in the Global South\, pro ven experience on the named topics\, and the operational capacity to manag e a microgrant from an international organisation. APPLICATION: a project description of no more than 400 words\, the target audience and desired im pact\, your methodology\, a timeline and budget\, the lead applicant's CV with a letter of recommendation\, and\, where activities involve Indigenou s peoples or traditional communities\, a signed or recorded statement of c onsent from a community member. Applications are accepted in English\, Spa nish\, Portuguese\, French and Indonesian through Submittable. TIMELINE: a pplications 15 August to 6 September 2026\, selection announced mid-Septem ber 2026\, onboarding October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Pulitzer Center\nLoca tion: Global South\, with the call naming Africa\, Latin America and South east Asia. Groups based in the United States apply to the separate U.S. Ci vil Society Microgrant instead.\nAward: USD 2\,000 to USD 4\,000 per proje ct. Applicants name the amount requested and submit a draft budget. Funds are transferred to the partner after the agreement is signed\; partners fi le a financial narrative and outcomes report at the end but are NOT requir ed to collect detailed receipts. No application fee.\nDuration: Up to six months of implementation\, October 2026 to March 2027\, with a virtual che ck-in in December 2026 and closure in early March 2027.\n\nMore: https://p ulitzercenter.org/opportunities/reporting-grants-fellowships/global-south- civil-society-microgrants?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium =referral URL:https://pulitzercenter.org/opportunities/reporting-grants-fellowships/g lobal-south-civil-society-microgrants?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdes k&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Global South\, with the call naming Africa\, Latin America and Sou theast Asia. Groups based in the United States apply to the separate U.S. Civil Society Microgrant instead. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:tech-policy-press-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260925 SUMMARY:Deadline: Tech Policy Press Fellowship Program 2027 DESCRIPTION:Tech Policy Press is recruiting its 2027 fellowship cohort to p ursue independent reporting and analysis on urgent questions at the inters ection of technology and democracy. Since 2023 the programme has supported 25 fellows from 11 countries across three cohorts\, writing on AI governa nce\, tech regulation\, digital rights and the entanglement of state and c orporate power. WHO IT IS FOR: mid-career journalists\, researchers\, lawy ers and public policy professionals with a strong background in a specific tech policy area\, a particular geography\, or technology's impact on dem ocracy and society. Applicants from the Global Majority and from communiti es underrepresented in media are encouraged\, as are projects that centre communities and regions usually excluded from global tech policy conversat ions. Contributions can range from original reporting to policy analysis\, and technical practitioners are welcome as long as the work fits the publ ication's editorial purview. EXPECTATIONS: at least one piece of analysis or reporting per month (exclusive to Tech Policy Press\, though it may be republished elsewhere)\, a mandatory hour-long monthly cohort meeting\, a monthly check-in with the editorial team\, collaboration with other fellow s and the masthead\, agreed deadlines\, and disclosure of conflicts of int erest. Applicants should arrive with a clear area of focus and a sense of how the work will inform both the public and decision-makers. APPLY via th e online form by 11:59pm EDT on 24 September 2026\, with a CV or resume\, a cover letter of no more than two pages\, links to prior publications (op en access\, published within the past three years\, at least one in Englis h and at least one solo-authored\; social posts\, pre-prints and unpublish ed coursework do not count) and two professional references. Shortlisted c andidates may be invited to an online interview. Decisions are expected by early December 2026. Two optional Zoom information sessions run on 9 Sept ember at 8am EDT and 16 September at 7pm EDT\; registration required.\n\nO rganisation: Tech Policy Press\nLocation: Fully remote\, worldwide. Intern ational applicants explicitly encouraged\; fellows work as independent con tractors. No requirement to be authorised to work in the USA.\nAward: USD 10\,000 stipend per fellow\, paid quarterly. Also included: editorial guid ance from the Tech Policy Press team\, membership of an international coho rt with regular feedback and exchange\, and monthly sessions to strengthen the work. Fellows' work is published on the Tech Policy Press website and promoted through the newsletter\, podcast and events. No application fee. \nDuration: Twelve months\, part-time\, running January to December 2027\n \nMore: https://www.techpolicy.press/call-for-applications-2027-tech-polic y-press-fellowship-program/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medi um=referral URL:https://www.techpolicy.press/call-for-applications-2027-tech-policy-pre ss-fellowship-program/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=re ferral LOCATION:Fully remote\, worldwide. International applicants explicitly enco uraged\; fellows work as independent contractors. No requirement to be aut horised to work in the USA. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:sphera-media-lab-2026-open-call-discourse@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260831 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260901 SUMMARY:Deadline: Sphera Media Lab 2026: Open Call for Masterclasses and Ke ynotes DESCRIPTION:European Lab and the Sphera Network are opening submissions for the discourse programme of the next Sphera Media Lab\, the annual forum f or people defending independent media in Europe. THEMES: technological ind ependence (sovereignty\, tools\, mutualisation)\; economic independence (c ooperative models)\; editorial independence (press freedom\, resisting the far right). FORMATS SOUGHT: masterclasses\, led by an expert sharing adva nced knowledge\, technique and hands-on insight\; and keynotes\, inspiring talks grounded in a specific case study. WHO CAN PROPOSE: media outlets\, associations\, researchers and professionals. The organisers state they p ay particular attention to parity and diversity across their programmes an d ask that proposals take those criteria into account. WHAT IS COVERED: se lected contributors travel to Brussels with transport\, accommodation and a fee covered. THE EVENT: Sphera Media Lab 2026 runs on 3 December 2026 at LaVallee in Brussels\, a full day of conferences\, masterclasses and work shops for independent media professionals from across Europe\, alongside t he premiere of a documentary on threats facing European journalists. APPLI CATION: submit your masterclass or keynote proposal via the Typeform at ar ty-farty.typeform.com/to/xnDikGGM before 31 August 2026.\n\nOrganisation: European Lab (Arty Farty) and the Sphera Network\, coordinated by Medianes \nLocation: LaVallee\, Rue Adolphe Lavallee 39\, 1080 Brussels\, Belgium. Proposals are accepted regardless of where you are based\, but they should reflect a European perspective.\nAward: Selected contributors receive a f ee plus travel to Brussels and accommodation\, all covered by the organise rs. The fee amount is not published in the call. No submission fee.\nDurat ion: One-day event on 3 December 2026\; contributors deliver a single mast erclass or keynote\n\nMore: https://arty-farty.typeform.com/to/xnDikGGM?ut m_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://arty-farty.typeform.com/to/xnDikGGM?utm_source=artificialnouvea ugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:LaVallee\, Rue Adolphe Lavallee 39\, 1080 Brussels\, Belgium. Prop osals are accepted regardless of where you are based\, but they should ref lect a European perspective. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:propublica-emerging-reporters-2026-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260818 SUMMARY:Deadline: ProPublica Emerging Reporters Program 2026-2027 DESCRIPTION:ProPublica's Emerging Reporters Program is a remote mentorship and professional-development programme for aspiring investigative journali sts\, built specifically for students for whom investigative journalism is financially out of reach. Five students are selected each year. WHAT FELL OWS RECEIVE: a $9\,000 stipend paid in two $4\,500 instalments (start and midpoint)\, one-to-one mentoring from ProPublica journalists\, training an d resources\, and an all-expenses-paid trip to a journalism conference suc h as the Investigative Reporters and Editors conference (accommodation and expenses covered by ProPublica). ELIGIBILITY: undergraduate juniors or se niors enrolled during the 2026-27 academic year\, who can demonstrate fina ncial need and early dedication to journalism through internships\, campus publications or local news work. Students from groups traditionally under represented in journalism are especially encouraged to apply. HARD RESTRIC TION: applicants must be US citizens or US residents and able to file US t axes\; the required W-9 needs a valid Social Security number or ITIN\, and ProPublica states it makes no exceptions. APPLICATION: resume or CV\, cur rent academic transcript\, expected graduation date\, essays on investigat ive-journalism interest\, career goals\, financial circumstances and barri ers faced\, plus three journalism projects with URLs or PDFs and a backsto ry of up to 200 words each. Applications close 17 August 2026 at 9:00am ET .\n\nOrganisation: ProPublica\nLocation: Remote\, with an all-expenses-pai d trip to a journalism conference. RESTRICTED: US citizens or US residents only\, and participants must supply a completed W-9 with a valid SSN or I TIN (no exceptions).\nAward: $9\,000 stipend\, paid as two instalments of $4\,500 (one at the start of the programme\, one at the midpoint)\, plus a fully funded journalism conference trip with accommodation and expenses c overed. No application fee.\nDuration: Late September 2026 through June 20 27\, remote\n\nMore: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/propublica/jobs/4577 283006?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/propublica/jobs/4577283006?utm_source= artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote\, with an all-expenses-paid trip to a journalism conference . RESTRICTED: US citizens or US residents only\, and participants must sup ply a completed W-9 with a valid SSN or ITIN (no exceptions). END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:darc-transmediale-interstices-research-workshop-2027@artificialnouveau. github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260828 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260829 SUMMARY:Deadline: transmediale x DARC: Interstices\, Research (in) the Gaps \, PhD/Research Workshop DESCRIPTION:The annual DARC PhD/Research Workshop\, organised by the Digita l Aesthetics Research Center at Aarhus University with transmediale\, resp onds to transmediale's 2027 thematic framework. THEME: 'Interstices: Resea rch (in) the gaps'. An interstice is the small space between objects set c losely together\, the cords in a rope or the atoms in a crystal lattice: a n emptiness produced by the structure it belongs to\, and without which th at structure could not be what it is. In crystallography\, interstitial si tes are the spaces a lattice and its basis generate but do not fill\, and interstitial diffusion\, the movement of small atoms through the gaps of a host lattice\, is the mechanism by which materials transform. The call as ks what the equivalent sites are in social\, cultural and computational st ructures: where are the gaps these combinations generate but do not fill\, what moves through them\, and do they carry transformative power? It work s through Yancey Strickler's dark forest theory of the internet (the withd rawal of meaningful exchange from the open\, surveilled\, indexed web into private channels)\, the Dark Forest Collective's anthology and its 'cozyw eb' of small sheltered spaces\, dark nets\, miniverses and moving castles as interstitial spaces produced by and defined against the dominant web\, and Bogna Konior's extension of the dark forest metaphor to the opacity of AI systems\, where silence is refusal rather than absence and the forest is increasingly inhabited by other-than-human intelligences that opt out o f engagement with people. Where big tech pursues efficiency through the au tomation of human perception\, cognition\, identification and aesthetics\, artists and researchers explore the non/more-than-human\, glitchy\, noisy \, machinic\, datafied and dark to build new expression and critique of da ta-ism and what is marketed as artificial intelligence\, including the dan gers and potentials inside badly curated data models\, between polluting d ata centres\, and in skeuomorphic interfaces. WHAT THEY WANT: proposals fr om artists\, researchers and practitioners for work that occupies and move s through gaps that are social as well as structural\, ontological and mat erial. The gaps are physical too: the heat of data centres and their thirs t for water\, latency in the cables\, unindexed nodes. The call invites sp eculations\, practical interventions and inferences that fill the gaps and expand the diversity of possible communications and communities that can inhabit dark forests\, including those built on\, against and beneath the infrastructures underlying them\, and welcomes work on the (dis-)continuou s histories of technological exploration of computational infrastructures over the last 30 years or longer\, and on how current artistic\, theoretic al and technical explorations repeat or break from them. WHO: PhD candidat es and early-career researchers\, with submissions welcome from researcher s inside and outside the academy\, including artists\, designers and curat ors. PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS: participants write a paper and present it a t the workshop\, and on the basis of that peer review shorten the research into a newspaper-length article for distribution at the transmediale fest ival. The workshop is led by scholars from DARC at Aarhus University. DEAD LINE: 28 August 2026\, 23:59 CEST\, via the application link on the call p age. Queries to Pablo Velasco\, pvelasco[at]cc.au.dk.\n\nOrganisation: Dig ital Aesthetics Research Center (DARC)\, Aarhus University\, in collaborat ion with transmediale\nLocation: Berlin\, Germany\; the workshop runs alon gside transmediale 2027 (festival 26 to 31 January 2027). Open to research ers based anywhere\, inside or outside the academy.\nAward: No submission fee. The published call does not state a participation fee\, honorarium\, travel or accommodation support\, so confirm with the organisers before bu dgeting. Accepted participants present a paper at the workshop and their c ondensed text is distributed as a newspaper-style article at the festival. \nDuration: Research workshop held around transmediale 2027 in Berlin (fes tival 26 to 31 January 2027)\n\nMore: https://transmediale.de/en/news/open -call-for-darc-phd-research-workshop-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugran tdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://transmediale.de/en/news/open-call-for-darc-phd-research-worksho p-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Berlin\, Germany\; the workshop runs alongside transmediale 2027 ( festival 26 to 31 January 2027). Open to researchers based anywhere\, insi de or outside the academy. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:mondriaan-international-collaborative-projects-heritage-institutes-2026 @artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260911 SUMMARY:Deadline: Mondriaan Fund: International Collaborative Projects with Heritage Institutes (September 2026 round) DESCRIPTION:This scheme funds cultural heritage institutions in the Netherl ands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom that want to collaborate with f oreign heritage institutions on research projects in shared collection are as\, including art historical and provenance research. A development phase can also be funded\, covering travel\, accommodation and presentation cos ts while the collaboration is being shaped. CONDITIONS: the applicant inst itution must be publicly accessible and manage nationally significant cult ural heritage\; it must partner with comparable institutions abroad\; the research must be presented by both the Dutch and the international partner s\; the applicant must contribute significantly to financing the project\; and the international partners' share of costs must be proportional to th e Mondriaan Fund grant. AMOUNTS: up to 40% of variable project costs for t he main project\, or up to 70% of variable costs capped at EUR 15\,000 for development research. APPLY through the Mondriaan Fund online application system after registering an account. Deadline 10 September 2026 before 16 :00 Dutch time / 10:00 Caribbean time (an earlier 28 May 2026 round has pa ssed).\n\nOrganisation: Mondriaan Fund\nLocation: Applicant institutions m ust be based in the Netherlands or the Caribbean part of the Kingdom\; the partner institutions are abroad.\nAward: Determined per application. Up t o 40% of variable project costs. For a development research phase\, up to 70% of variable costs capped at EUR 15\,000\, covering travel\, accommodat ion and presentation costs. The applicant must contribute significantly to the project financing\, and the international partners' cost share must b e proportional to the Mondriaan Fund grant. No application fee.\nDuration: Project-based research collaboration. Two annual rounds\; this card cover s the 10 September 2026 deadline.\n\nMore: https://www.mondriaanfonds.nl/e n/apply-for-a-grant/grants/international-collaborative-projects-with-herit age-institutes/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.mondriaanfonds.nl/en/apply-for-a-grant/grants/international -collaborative-projects-with-heritage-institutes/?utm_source=artificialnou veaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Applicant institutions must be based in the Netherlands or the Car ibbean part of the Kingdom\; the partner institutions are abroad. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:mondriaan-heritage-innovation-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918 SUMMARY:Deadline: Mondriaan Fund: Heritage Innovation (September 2026 round ) DESCRIPTION:Heritage Innovation funds projects and research tracks that con tribute to substantive innovation in the heritage sector. Examples given b y the fund include developing new narratives about cultural heritage\, str engthening regional collaboration across the sector\, redesigning how a co llection is presented\, and feasibility studies on technological applicati ons such as AI or gamification\, which makes this one of the more tech-adj acent Mondriaan schemes. WHO CAN APPLY: museums and collection-holding cul tural heritage institutions\, including archives\, in the Netherlands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom. Cultural organisations in the heritage sector may also apply if they collaborate with one or more collection-hold ing institutions. All applicants must be non-profit\, not-for-profit entit ies. NOT FUNDED: fixed costs\, restoration\, building museums\, or regular operations. CONDITIONS: institutions must subscribe to the Fair Practice Code\, the Culture Governance Code and the Diversity and Inclusion Code\, and must pay visual artists fairly where artists are involved. AMOUNTS: pr ojects get up to 40% of variable project-related costs on a minimum projec t budget of EUR 25\,000\; research tracks get up to 70% of costs capped at EUR 15\,000 with no minimum budget. APPLY through the Mondriaan Fund onli ne system after registering an account. Deadline 17 September 2026 before 16:00 Dutch time / 10:00 Caribbean time.\n\nOrganisation: Mondriaan Fund\n Location: Museums and collection-holding heritage institutions in the Neth erlands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.\nAward: Projects: up to 40% of variable project-related costs\, with a minimum project budget of EUR 25\,000. Research tracks: up to 70% of costs\, capped at EUR 15\,000\, wit h no minimum budget. No application fee.\nDuration: Project or research tr ack. This card covers the 17 September 2026 deadline.\n\nMore: https://www .mondriaanfonds.nl/en/apply-for-a-grant/grants/heritage-innovation/?utm_so urce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.mondriaanfonds.nl/en/apply-for-a-grant/grants/heritage-inno vation/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Museums and collection-holding heritage institutions in the Nether lands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ars-biologica-artxscience-residency-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github. io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260928 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260929 SUMMARY:Deadline: Ars Biologica ArtXScience Residency 2027-2028 (Ars Electr onica x Ceske Budejovice ECoC 2028) DESCRIPTION:A fully funded art-science residency from Ars Electronica and C eske Budejovice\, European Capital of Culture 2028\, exploring how art and science can collaborate on urgent environmental challenges: climate emerg ence\, sustainable agriculture\, geoengineering\, permaculture\, water res ource management\, and the broader ecological impacts on local communities . Selected residents work in direct collaboration with local scientists in Ceske Budejovice. WHO CAN APPLY: artists\, designers\, creatives and arti st collectives with more than 5 years of professional creative practice an d documented interdisciplinary work\; experience in community engagement a nd science collaborations is essential\; applicants must be 18+\, of any n ationality\, and legally eligible to work and travel in the EU. WHAT YOU G ET: a EUR 24\,000 package (EUR 6\,000 artist fee\, up to EUR 15\,000 produ ction\, up to EUR 3\,000 travel and subsistence) plus one month of housing covered separately\; two winners are selected. STRUCTURE: the residency r uns January 2027 to April 2028\, with a required on-site stay of up to one month in February/March 2027\, an optional stay in August/September 2027\ , and a March 2028 stay for festival installation\, exhibition and deinsta llation. HOW TO APPLY: online form with project title\, a written proposal of max 250 words\, a scientific direction statement (max 100 words)\, art istic vision (max 100 words)\, community connection plan (max 100 words)\, a super short pitch (3 to 30 words)\, 3 to 7 images\, an optional 1-minut e video\, a portfolio link and contact information. Two-round selection (o nline application then interview)\; winners notified by November 2026. Dea dline 28 September 2026 at midnight CET.\n\nOrganisation: Ars Electronica and Ceske Budejovice - European Capital of Culture 2028\nLocation: Ceske B udejovice\, Czech Republic. Open to applicants of any nationality aged 18+ who are legally eligible to work and travel in the EU. Required on-site s tays: up to one month in February/March 2027\, an optional stay in August/ September 2027\, and March 2028 for installation\, exhibition and deinstal lation.\nAward: EUR 24\,000 total package per winner: EUR 6\,000 artist fe e\, up to EUR 15\,000 production budget\, and up to EUR 3\,000 for travel\ , accommodation and subsistence\, plus a separate budget covering one mont h of housing in Ceske Budejovice. Two positions available. Free to apply.\ nDuration: January 2027 to April 2028\, with on-site blocks in early 2027 and March 2028\n\nMore: https://ars.electronica.art/export/en/ecoc2028-ars -biologica-art-science-residency/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&ut m_medium=referral URL:https://ars.electronica.art/export/en/ecoc2028-ars-biologica-art-scienc e-residency/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Ceske Budejovice\, Czech Republic. Open to applicants of any natio nality aged 18+ who are legally eligible to work and travel in the EU. Req uired on-site stays: up to one month in February/March 2027\, an optional stay in August/September 2027\, and March 2028 for installation\, exhibiti on and deinstallation. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:beinecke-short-term-fellowships-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260815 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260816 SUMMARY:Deadline: Beinecke Library Short-Term Research Fellowships 2027-202 8 (Yale) DESCRIPTION:The Beinecke Library Fellowship Program offers competitive shor t-term fellowships to support research projects that substantively engage with Yale Library Special Collections materials. WHO CAN APPLY: academic a nd independent scholars\, locally and globally\, with or without an instit utional affiliation\; the library explicitly welcomes applicants regardles s of institutional association\, race\, cultural background\, ability\, se xual orientation\, gender or socioeconomic status. Applications using trad itional archival and bibliographic research methods are encouraged\, and s o are creative\, interdisciplinary and non-traditional approaches to worki ng with the collections\, which makes this a live option for artists and w riters whose practice is research-driven. WHAT YOU GET: USD 5\,000 per mon th for an onsite research visit of between two weeks and two months\, paid at the start of the fellowship whenever possible (international fellows s hould expect payment to take several weeks)\; fellows pay their own taxes on the award. TIMELINE: applications for the 2027-2028 awards opened 1 Jun e 2026 and close 15 August 2026\, via Interfolio\; all decisions are notif ied by 31 January 2027\; research must be conducted between 1 July 2027 an d 30 June 2028\, and awards cannot be deferred.\n\nOrganisation: Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library\, Yale University\nLocation: Onsite at Yale Library Special Collections\, New Haven\, Connecticut\, USA. Open to acad emic and independent scholars locally and globally\, regardless of institu tional association.\nAward: USD 5\,000 per month for research visits betwe en two weeks and two months. Funding is paid at the beginning of the fello wship where possible (payment to international fellows often takes several weeks)\; fellows are responsible for taxes on the award. Free to apply.\n Duration: Two weeks to two months of onsite research\, conducted between 1 July 2027 and 30 June 2028\; awards cannot be deferred\n\nMore: https://b einecke.library.yale.edu/beinecke/researchers/fellowships/short-term?utm_s ource=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://beinecke.library.yale.edu/beinecke/researchers/fellowships/shor t-term?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Onsite at Yale Library Special Collections\, New Haven\, Connectic ut\, USA. Open to academic and independent scholars locally and globally\, regardless of institutional association. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:trusted-creator-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260818 SUMMARY:Deadline: Trusted Creator Fellowship 2026 (News Creator Corps) DESCRIPTION:A short-term virtual fellowship from News Creator Corps that tr ains independent content creators in the tactical craft of journalism: fac t-checking\, sourcing and interviewing\, applied directly to their own cha nnels during the programme so the community they already serve gets more c redible information. WHO IT IS FOR: independent creators with an engaged f ollowing on digital platforms (Instagram\, TikTok\, Twitch\, Substack\, Yo uTube and similar) whose content is information-based and serves a specifi c community. It is explicitly not aimed at traditional journalists already trained in reporting fundamentals. STUDENT SEATS: three places in the aut umn cohort are reserved for full-time college students aged 25 or younger\ , who get the same fellowship experience as everyone else. WHAT FELLOWS RE CEIVE: a $5\,000 stipend on completion\, weekly virtual sessions\, and acc ess to discussion forums with the cohort\, trainers\, staff and alumni. EL IGIBILITY: US-based only. KEY DATES: applications close 17 August 2026 at 11:59pm ET\; notifications by the end of September 2026\; programme runs r oughly 5 October to 18 December 2026. Contact: creatorprogram@newscreatorc orps.org. Sibling programme to the Rural Creator Fellowship.\n\nOrganisati on: News Creator Corps (a project of the Good Information Foundation)\nLoc ation: Virtual\, meeting once a week. RESTRICTED: US-based creators only.\ nAward: $5\,000 stipend on completing the programme. No application fee.\n Duration: Roughly 5 October to 18 December 2026\, virtual sessions once a week\n\nMore: https://newscreatorcorps.org/programs/trusted-creator/apply/ ?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://newscreatorcorps.org/programs/trusted-creator/apply/?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Virtual\, meeting once a week. RESTRICTED: US-based creators only. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:american-academy-berlin-prize-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260926 SUMMARY:Deadline: American Academy in Berlin: Berlin Prize Fellowship 2027- 28 DESCRIPTION:The American Academy in Berlin is an independent\, nonprofit in stitute for advanced study in the arts\, humanities\, social sciences\, la w\, journalism and public policy\, whose primary mission is to strengthen the cultural and intellectual ties between the United States and Germany. Each year\, after a rigorous selection process\, the Academy awards roughl y two dozen semester-long Berlin Prize fellowships to individuals who demo nstrate excellence in their fields. DISCIPLINES: applications are welcome across the humanities\, social sciences\, law\, journalism and various are as of public policy. The Academy generally encourages projects addressing pressing issues of the day\, specifically naming democracy\, security\, te chnology and society (especially AI)\, energy including climate\, and glob al order. Dedicated fellowships also support projects in Jewish studies\, German studies\, and public health and biotechnology. Project proposals ne ed not focus on Germany\, but candidates should explain how a residency in Berlin would enhance their work. NOT ACCEPTED: proposals in mathematics o r the natural sciences. NOTE FOR ARTISTS: visual artists and composers are invited through separate\, nomination-based competitions\, so there is no open application route for them here. ELIGIBILITY: fellowships are restri cted to citizens and permanent residents of the United States. Both emergi ng and established figures are eligible. PhD holders qualify as emerging s cholars with a strong record of peer-reviewed work beyond the dissertation \; candidates in non-academic fields such as journalism\, filmmaking and p olicy need a significant record of publication or production\; fiction and nonfiction writers must have published at least one book with a reputable press. WHAT FELLOWS DO: fellows present their work to audiences in and ar ound Berlin through lectures\, readings\, public discussions\, performance s and film screenings\, and should be willing to engage with relevant Germ an institutions\, organizations and the media\; these activities are integ ral to the Academy's mission of fostering transatlantic dialogue. APPLICAT ION MATERIALS: a project proposal of 1\,500 to 1\,750 words plus a one-pag e bibliography\; a curriculum vitae of up to 10 pages\; two writing sample s totalling no more than 60 pages\; and three letters of recommendation\, which are due 2 October 2026. DEADLINE: Friday 25 September 2026 at 12:00 noon Eastern Time (18:00 Central European Time). TIMELINE: all candidates are notified of the competition outcome by email in late March 2027\; the 2027-28 Berlin Prize recipients are announced in May 2027.\n\nOrganisation : American Academy in Berlin\nLocation: Berlin\, Germany\, at the Hans Arn hold Center. RESTRICTED: fellowships are open only to citizens and permane nt residents of the United States.\nAward: Monthly stipend of USD 5\,000\, plus roundtrip airfare\, accommodation at or near the Hans Arnhold Center \, partial board\, in-house library services and professional networking o pportunities. Roughly two dozen fellowships awarded each year. No applicat ion fee.\nDuration: One full academic semester (about 4 months). Fall runs mid-August to mid-December\; spring runs late January to late May.\n\nMor e: https://www.americanacademy.de/apply/apply-for-a-fellowship/?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.americanacademy.de/apply/apply-for-a-fellowship/?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Berlin\, Germany\, at the Hans Arnhold Center. RESTRICTED: fellows hips are open only to citizens and permanent residents of the United State s. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:developh-tropical-internet-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260822 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260823 SUMMARY:Deadline: Developh Tropical Internet Research Fellowship (Philippin es / Southeast Asia) DESCRIPTION:Developh invites applications for its inaugural Tropical Intern et Research Fellowship\, supporting researchers\, writers\, and artist-tec hnologists at any career stage who are investigating the cultural and mate rial conditions of the internet across the Philippines and Southeast Asia and are interested in producing written work. The fellowship runs seasonal ly (every 1-2 years) to support new writing about the 'tropical internet': the online as experienced from the tropical regions of the Philippines an d broader Southeast Asia\, concerned with heat\, extremes\, monsoons\, dis tance\, islandedness\, improvisation\, pluralities\, and diasporas. It nur tures work examining how the internet is lived\, built\, resisted\, and fe lt across the region\, welcoming research on infrastructures\, digital lab or\, rural-urban internet inequities\, algorithmic cultures\, online intim acies\, and the entangled relationships between land\, technology\, and th e body\, and how colonial\, corporate\, and extractive forces shape infras tructures for connection. WHO SHOULD APPLY: researchers\, writers\, design ers\, artists\, and technologists with strong ties to the Philippines or b roader Southeast Asia\; applicants welcome from any present location\, wit h preference to those within the Philippines\, particularly outside Metro Manila. Work may relate to an academic thesis\, but the produced artifact must be a distinct new work separate from the thesis. COMMITMENTS: produce an output by January 2027 (suggested minimum ~2000 words\, in English\, F ilipino\, or any Philippine language)\; publish with Developh by March-Apr il 2027 with editorial and publication support\; present findings by March -April 2027\; share citations and research notes for a collective referenc e library\; attend three cohort group meetings\; and participate in editor ial review and feedback cycles (prototypes and interim essays are encourag ed\; a fully finished output is not required). FELLOWS RECEIVE: a PHP 20\, 000 (~USD 300) stipend\, with a potential additional stipend depending on fieldwork/research needs\; peer learning through online cohort sessions\; check-ins with the Developh team and guest critics\; editorial and publish ing support (coding\, design\, hosting)\; and free access to Developh even ts and workshops for the fellowship period. TIMELINE: application deadline 22 August 2026\; writing and research September 2026 to January 2027\; pu blication and presentations March 2027 onwards. Apply via the Google Form. Free to apply.\n\nOrganisation: Developh\nLocation: Remote / Philippines and broader Southeast Asia. Applicants welcome from any location\; prefere nce to those within the Philippines\, particularly outside Metro Manila.\n Award: PHP 20\,000 (~USD 300) stipend\, with a potential additional stipen d depending on fieldwork/research needs. Plus editorial and publishing sup port (coding\, design\, hosting for the final output)\, online cohort sess ions\, check-ins with the Developh team and guest critics\, and free acces s to Developh events and workshops for the fellowship period. Free to appl y.\nDuration: Research and writing September 2026 to January 2027 (5 month s)\; publication and presentations March to April 2027 onwards\n\nMore: ht tps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffbGYSmGNCPuFxN_7qUiAUMd9PlA3QtiIg 5OBUHxBsRyoIpw/viewform?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=r eferral URL:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffbGYSmGNCPuFxN_7qUiAUMd9PlA3 QtiIg5OBUHxBsRyoIpw/viewform?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_med ium=referral LOCATION:Remote / Philippines and broader Southeast Asia. Applicants welcom e from any location\; preference to those within the Philippines\, particu larly outside Metro Manila. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:india-foundation-arts-research-programme-2026@artificialnouveau.github. io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260810 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260811 SUMMARY:Deadline: India Foundation for the Arts: Arts Research Programme (M ay 2026 Request for Proposals) DESCRIPTION:IFA's Arts Research Programme funds research into forms of know ing and thinking rooted in creative\, scholarly or cultural practice. It e xplicitly welcomes experimental and self-reflexive methodologies\, practic e-based inquiry\, interdisciplinary dialogue\, community engagement\, tran slation studies and work on marginalised narratives\, with a shareable pub lic outcome expected. Open to artists\, scholars\, curators\, translators\ , educators and practitioner-researchers. ELIGIBILITY IS RESTRICTED: India n nationals only\, and PIO and OCI card holders are explicitly excluded\; any collaborators must also be Indian nationals. Applicants need a PAN car d and valid ID. PROCESS NOTE: this is a two-stage email application\, not a web form. Applicants were expected to discuss the project concept with t he Programme Officer (harshita@indiaifa.org) by 11 July 2026\, with the fi nal proposal\, CV and budget breakdown emailed by 10 August 2026 at 23:59 IST\, in an email no larger than 25 MB. Proposals may be written in any In dian language\, including English.\n\nOrganisation: India Foundation for t he Arts (IFA)\nLocation: India\; project-based with no residency requireme nt. Open to Indian nationals only.\nAward: Up to INR 500\,000 (around USD 5\,700 / EUR 4\,900) per project. Honorarium is capped at 35 percent of th e budget. Institutional overhead\, building costs\, infrastructure and equ ipment purchases are excluded. No application fee.\nDuration: Minimum 12 m onths\, maximum 18 months.\n\nMore: https://indiaifa.org/whats-new/ar-rfp- may2026.html?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://indiaifa.org/whats-new/ar-rfp-may2026.html?utm_source=artificia lnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:India\; project-based with no residency requirement. Open to India n nationals only. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:antikythera-agentworld-journal-cfp-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260820 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260821 SUMMARY:Deadline: Antikythera Journal: Agentworld Special Issue\, Call for Papers DESCRIPTION:Antikythera\, a research programme on planetary computation and the evolution of intelligence\, invites contributions to Agentworld\, a s pecial issue of its peer-reviewed MIT Press journal launching Fall 2026. T HEME: Agentworld is a research initiative on the medium-term future of hyb rid human-AI societies\, framed not around tools for agentic task completi on but around what the brief calls 'the human perplexity of deep agentic d iffusion'. It treats human societies as the evolutionary niches into which new artificial species must adapt\, where the constraints of agentic inte gration are qualitative and open-ended (psychological\, philosophical\, li nguistic\, symbolic\, existential) rather than utility functions to be sol ved. The framing describes a 'parasociety' of densely reticulated social g raphs in which agent-to-agent communication constitutes most socially sign ificant interaction\, humans and agents anthropomorphise each other by inh eritance rather than necessity\, and the two overlapping societies act as mutual evolutionary niches. The disciplinary posture proposed is 'a preemp tive anthropology of open-world centaur societies': building the vocabular y\, scenarios and conceptual armature for an emergent sociality while it i s still forming\, rather than describing it after the fact. WHAT THEY WANT : theoretical essays and technical papers that engage the Agentworld theme s directly and explain how the contribution adds to the special issue's co re questions. Philosophical\, theoretical\, technical\, design-led and pro duct-oriented research are all in scope. The call explicitly favours work that exceeds conventional academic journal formats\, including contributio ns combining philosophical argument\, technical analysis\, design research \, diagrams\, software\, infrastructure proposals\, visual media or web-na tive formats. Contributors may optionally propose still images\, diagrams\ , video\, web-based or interactive components\, and should say whether the y have the design\, development or production capacity to realise them\; t hese elements are not required. SUBMIT: an abstract or proposal of up to 5 00 words\; author name(s)\, affiliation(s)\, contact details\, biography(i es) and CV(s)\; a designated lead author or contact person for collaborati ve submissions\; and a portfolio with at least one relevant work sample su ch as a preprint\, published article or paper. Full paper drafts are encou raged where available but not required at the initial stage. Submissions m ay be individual or collaborative. TIMING: the review window opened 25 Jun e 2026. NOTE: no closing date is published on the call page\; the deadline shown here is a placeholder set roughly a month out\, so check the site o r submit early.\n\nOrganisation: Antikythera (Antikythera: Journal for the Philosophy of Planetary Computation\, published with MIT Press)\nLocation : Remote (online submission\; the journal is web-first and design-forward) \nAward: Unpaid. No honorarium or fee is offered for accepted contribution s\; the return is peer-reviewed publication in the MIT Press-published Ant ikythera Journal. No submission fee.\nDuration: Single publication\; first selection of articles published Fall 2026\n\nMore: https://agentworld.ant ikythera.org/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral#ca ll-for-papers URL:https://agentworld.antikythera.org/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantde sk&utm_medium=referral#call-for-papers LOCATION:Remote (online submission\; the journal is web-first and design-fo rward) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:simons-foundation-open-interval-turbulence-2026@artificialnouveau.githu b.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261022 SUMMARY:Deadline: Open Interval: An Artist-Scientist Exploration of Turbule nce DESCRIPTION:Open Interval is a Simons Foundation program that supports trio s consisting of an artist\, a scientist\, and a representative from a 501( c)(3) arts organization to collaborate around a shared scientific theme. T he current cycle centers on the theme of turbulence\, a phenomenon at the edge of chaos and beauty. Awarded trios receive USD 30\,000 to support a s ustained period of thought partnership and exploration rather than the pro duction of finished works or exhibitions. The program runs from April to D ecember 2027 with a touchstone meeting in May 2027 and possible cohort con venings. Trio members must be regionally co-located anywhere in the United States so they can collaborate in person. The scientist should hold a Ph. D. and be conducting basic research\, with priority given to fields such a s astrophysics\, neuroscience\, quantum physics\, biology\, or mathematics . The application portal opens September 9\, 2026\, and all three trio mem bers must submit for the application to be complete.\n\nOrganisation: Simo ns Foundation\nLocation: United States (trio must be regionally co-located )\nAward: USD 30\,000 per awarded trio\nDuration: April to December 2027 ( several months of collaboration)\n\nMore: https://www.simonsfoundation.org /2026/06/01/coming-soon-open-interval-an-artist-scientist-exploration-of-t urbulence/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.simonsfoundation.org/2026/06/01/coming-soon-open-interval-a n-artist-scientist-exploration-of-turbulence/?utm_source=artificialnouveau grantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:United States (trio must be regionally co-located) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ddc-trygfonden-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260901 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260902 SUMMARY:Deadline: Digital Democracy Centre x TrygFonden Fellowship Program 2027 DESCRIPTION:The Digital Democracy Centre (DDC) at the University of Souther n Denmark\, with support from TrygFonden\, is calling for applications for its 2027 fellowship cohort. The program fosters collaboration between res earchers\, journalists\, and policymakers exploring the impact of digital technology and AI on media\, politics\, and democracy. Fellows collaborate with a self-selected DDC mentor to generate new knowledge\, contribute to public debate\, develop networks\, and produce tangible outreach outputs such as policy briefs\, educational packages\, and talks. THREE FELLOWSHIP TYPES: (1) academic fellows researching digital technologies and democrac y\; (2) journalist fellows covering digital technology and democracy\; (3) policy fellows contributing to the regulatory debate. Target group: resea rchers\, journalism graduates\, and policymakers in research/educational i nstitutions\, media organizations\, ministries\, NGOs\, etc. PRIORITIES: p rojects with clear relevance to Denmark or Danish society (including compa rative/international projects yielding insights relevant to a Danish conte xt)\; in 2027\, projects related to DDC's Hybrid Warfare Initiative (socie tal resilience to new forms of international conflict\, with a focus on di gital technologies and AI) are also prioritized. EXPECTATIONS: applicants must secure confirmation of mentorship from their desired DDC mentor BEFOR E applying (applications without a confirmed mentor are automatically reje cted\; PhD students and research assistants are generally not eligible as mentors\, and Sten Schaumburg-Muller is unavailable as a mentor for the 20 27 call)\; applicants must also coordinate support from their current supe rvisors/managers. Fellows engage in DDC activities\, seminars/workshops\, and public outreach\, and submit a short report within two months of finis hing. APPLICATION (in English): preliminary project title\, fellowship typ e\, brief project description (max 1000 chars)\, detailed description and timeline (max 2400 chars\, including duration\, confirmed mentor\, and rem ote/in-office work plan)\, description of activities and collaboration wit h external practice partners (max 1000 chars)\, expected product/impact/ou tput (max 500 chars)\, a CV (max 5 pages)\, and an overview of the posts f or which financial support is sought. Submit the application form (PDF or Word) plus CV as PDFs to ddc@sdu.dk with subject line 'DDC / TrygFonden Fe llowship application'. Deadline 1 September 2026\; decisions communicated no later than 1 October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Digital Democracy Centre (U niversity of Southern Denmark)\, with support from TrygFonden\nLocation: O dense\, Denmark (University of Southern Denmark). Flexible mix of in-offic e stays at the DDC in Odense and remote periods\; stays planned to the Dan ish working calendar.\nAward: Either a salary subsidy or a stipend to help with travel and/or housing\; specific benefits (financial support\, acces s to DDC research resources\, flexible working spaces\, speaker series\, n etworks) vary by agreement between the fellow\, DDC\, and partnering organ izations. Applicants describe the posts they seek support for (flights\, h ousing\, research costs\, salary compensation\, stipend\, etc.).\nDuration : Flexible\; typically 2-6 months (minimum two months\, can include shorte r DDC stays and remote periods)\, longer in exceptional cases. Fellowships start anywhere in 2027.\n\nMore: https://www.sdu.dk/en/forskning/forsknin gsenheder/samf/digitaldemocracycentre/news+folder/ddcxtrygfonden-fellowshi p-call-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.sdu.dk/en/forskning/forskningsenheder/samf/digitaldemocracy centre/news+folder/ddcxtrygfonden-fellowship-call-2027?utm_source=artifici alnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Odense\, Denmark (University of Southern Denmark). Flexible mix of in-office stays at the DDC in Odense and remote periods\; stays planned t o the Danish working calendar. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:spencer-foundation-vision-grants-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260813 SUMMARY:Deadline: Spencer Foundation: Vision Grants 2026 (Research Planning Grants) DESCRIPTION:Vision Grants are research planning grants that give scholars a nd their collaborators the time\, space\, resources and support to plan a large-scale study or program of research focused on transforming education systems toward greater equity. Rather than a fully fleshed-out research p lan\, the proposal is an invitation to think forward about what research i s needed to transform education systems toward equity and how that systems change will happen\, identifying the system(s) targeted and the specific levers the team thinks must be engaged. Grants bring together a team for 1 2 to 18 months to collaboratively develop ambitious\, large-scale\, cross- disciplinary research projects co-designed with practitioners\, policymake rs\, communities and other partners. Awarded teams also join a cohort lear ning program held in person in Chicago. ELIGIBILITY: PIs and Co-PIs must h ave appropriate experience or an earned doctorate in an academic disciplin e or a terminal degree in a professional field\; graduate students may be on the team but cannot be PI or Co-PI. The PI must be affiliated with a no n-profit or public/governmental institution willing to serve as the admini stering organization (colleges\, universities\, school districts\, researc h facilities\, or other 501(c)(3) non-profits\, or non-US equivalents)\; t he Spencer Foundation does not award grants directly to individuals. Open to applicants in the US and internationally\; proposals in English\, budge ts in USD. PIs and Co-PIs may apply even with another active Spencer grant or proposal in review\, but may not be part of more than one Vision Grant proposal. Note: a Vision Grant is a prerequisite for applying to Spencer' s Transformative Research Grant program (TRG\, USD 3.5 million)\, though r eceiving one does not guarantee a TRG. PROCESS: applications opened 4 June 2026. A required Intent to Apply form (max 200 words\, non-binding) is du e 12 August 2026 at 12:00 PM noon Central time\; the Full Proposal (2000-w ord narrative) is due 16 September 2026 at 12:00 PM noon Central time. Pro gram contact: Jasmine Knetl\, visiongrants@spencer.org.\n\nOrganisation: S pencer Foundation\nLocation: Worldwide\; PI must be affiliated with a non- profit or public/governmental institution (US 501(c)(3) or non-US equivale nt) that will serve as the administering organization. Proposals accepted from the US and internationally\; English only\; budgets in US Dollars.\nA ward: USD 75\,000 total per grant\; no indirect cost charges permitted. No application fee.\nDuration: 12 to 18 months (research planning grant)\n\n More: https://www.spencer.org/grant_types/vision-grants?utm_source=artific ialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.spencer.org/grant_types/vision-grants?utm_source=artificial nouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Worldwide\; PI must be affiliated with a non-profit or public/gove rnmental institution (US 501(c)(3) or non-US equivalent) that will serve a s the administering organization. Proposals accepted from the US and inter nationally\; English only\; budgets in US Dollars. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:cambridge-africa-alborada-research-fund-2026@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260903 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260904 SUMMARY:Deadline: Cambridge-Africa: ALBORADA Research Fund 2026 DESCRIPTION:The Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund competitively award s grants to pairs of researchers\, one from an African university or resea rch institution and one from the University of Cambridge or an allied rese arch institute\, across all disciplines\, to initiate and/or strengthen re search collaborations. ELIGIBILITY: both applicants must be at post-doctor al level or above\, with employment contracts extending beyond the award e nd date\, and apply with the support of their Head of Department or equiva lent\; the Cambridge applicant must work at the University of Cambridge or an affiliated institute (Wellcome Sanger Institute\, NIAB\, British Antar ctic Survey)\; the African applicant must be based at an African universit y or equivalent. Limited student support is considered where it enhances t he Cambridge-Africa relationship. FUNDING: GBP 1\,000 to 25\,000\, coverin g research costs including reagents\, fieldwork\, equipment and research-t raining activities in Africa. APPLY: the Cambridge-based applicant registe rs using an institutional email (cam.ac.uk\, sanger.ac.uk\, babraham.ac.uk \, bas.ac.uk or niab.com) and invites the Africa-based applicant via the o nline form. Deadline: 3 September 2026. Queries: alboradafund@cambridge-af rica.cam.ac.uk.\n\nOrganisation: Cambridge-Africa Programme\, University o f Cambridge (supported by The ALBORADA Trust)\nLocation: Pairs of research ers: one at the University of Cambridge or an allied institute (Wellcome S anger Institute\, NIAB\, British Antarctic Survey)\, one at an African uni versity or research institution\nAward: Competitive grants of GBP 1\,000 t o 25\,000. Covers research costs such as reagents\, fieldwork\, equipment and research-training activities in Africa (e.g. setting up courses/worksh ops). No application fee.\nDuration: Short collaborative research projects \n\nMore: https://www.cambridge-africa.cam.ac.uk/initiatives/2026-call-for -applications?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.cambridge-africa.cam.ac.uk/initiatives/2026-call-for-applic ations?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Pairs of researchers: one at the University of Cambridge or an all ied institute (Wellcome Sanger Institute\, NIAB\, British Antarctic Survey )\, one at an African university or research institution END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:amr-paper-of-the-future-prize-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260901 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260902 SUMMARY:Deadline: AMR: 2026 Paper of the Future Prize DESCRIPTION:USD 10\,000 prize from the Association for Mathematical Researc h for serious experimentation in how mathematicians communicate with one a nother\, beyond the static PDF. Submissions should demonstrate communicati ve capabilities fundamentally unavailable in a linear paper: interactive e xploration of parameter spaces in differential equations\, dynamic visuali sation of group actions or geometric structures\, multi-perspective repres entations of algebraic or number-theoretic objects\, nonlinear navigation of proof architectures or dependency graphs\, embedded computation as part of exposition\, or similar. ELIGIBILITY: no nationality\, institutional o r career restriction stated\; the focus is mathematical depth and communic ative innovation. This is NOT for popularisation\, production polish or sh ort-form video content - it is about novel research-to-research communicat ion. EVALUATION CRITERIA: mathematical depth and rigor\; conceptual insigh t enabled by the medium\; communicative innovation beyond static expositio n\; scalability and reproducibility\; transformative potential for researc h communication. PROCESS: initial submissions are a short public YouTube c oncept demonstration (with the hashtag #AMRPotF and a concise written expl anation of the mathematical substance and communicative innovation in the video description)\, with the YouTube link emailed to PotFPrize@amathr.org . Finalists are asked to provide a fully accessible prototype suitable for hosting or linking within AMR Reviews\; the winning submission will be pu blished in AMR Reviews as an interactive exposition. Selection committee: Mohammed Abouzaid\, Benson Farb\, Alex Kontorovich\, Akshay Venkatesh\, Ma ryna Viazovska.\n\nOrganisation: Association for Mathematical Research (AM R)\nLocation: Worldwide (digital submission)\nAward: USD 10\,000 prize to the winner\; runner-up recognitions at committee discretion. The committee reserves the right to withhold the prize if no submissions meet the stand ards.\nDuration: Project-based\n\nMore: https://amathr.org/prizes/paper-of -the-future-prize-prize/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium= referral URL:https://amathr.org/prizes/paper-of-the-future-prize-prize/?utm_source=a rtificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Worldwide (digital submission) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:mcgraw-business-journalism-fellowship-fall-2026@artificialnouveau.githu b.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261012 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261013 SUMMARY:Deadline: McGraw Fellowship for Business Journalism - Fall 2026 cyc le DESCRIPTION:Fellowships supporting enterprise and investigative reporting w ith a business or economic angle\, from the Harold W. McGraw\, Jr. Center for Business Journalism at the Newmark Graduate School of Journalism\, CUN Y. Tech-platform economies\, AI labour\, data-broker investigations\, digi tal-economy beats and similar tech-and-business stories fit naturally. ELI GIBILITY: working journalists with at least 5 years of professional experi ence\; freelancers and staff are both eligible worldwide. CYCLES: Fall 202 6 cycle deadline 12 October 2026\; spring cycle expected around April 2027 . No application fee.\n\nOrganisation: Harold W. McGraw\, Jr. Center for B usiness Journalism (Newmark Graduate School of Journalism\, CUNY)\nLocatio n: Worldwide (freelancers and staff)\nAward: Up to USD 15\,000 per fellows hip\, plus editorial supervision and placement assistance. No application fee.\nDuration: Project-based\; fellowship typically runs alongside the re ported project\n\nMore: https://www.mcgrawcenter.org/the-harold-w-mcgraw-j r-business-journalism-fellowships/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&u tm_medium=referral URL:https://www.mcgrawcenter.org/the-harold-w-mcgraw-jr-business-journalism -fellowships/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Worldwide (freelancers and staff) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:neh-public-humanities-projects-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261016 SUMMARY:Deadline: NEH: Public Humanities Projects (2026-27 deadlines) DESCRIPTION:NEH project grants supporting interpretive exhibitions\, histor ic-place programming and discussion programmes that bring humanities schol arship to public audiences. Aimed at strengthening the humanities in publi c life through scholarship-informed public engagement (rather than primary research). Two upcoming application windows: 15 October 2026 and 9 Decemb er 2026. Two scales: Planning grants up to USD 75\,000\, and Implementatio n grants up to USD 1\,000\,000 (most awards substantially smaller than the cap). ELIGIBILITY: US-incorporated non-profits with appropriate IRS statu s\, libraries\, museums\, historical organisations\, or accredited US coll eges and universities\; individual scholars participate as project directo rs on behalf of an eligible institution. Aimed at projects that engage bro ad public audiences with humanities content (history\, culture\, philosoph y\, literature\, etc.).\n\nOrganisation: National Endowment for the Humani ties (NEH)\nLocation: United States (applicants must be eligible US non-pr ofits - museums\, libraries\, historical organisations\, or accredited US colleges and universities)\nAward: Planning grants up to USD 75\,000\; Imp lementation grants up to USD 1\,000\,000 (most awards substantially smalle r). Two upcoming deadlines: 15 October 2026 and 9 December 2026.\nDuration : Project-based\n\nMore: https://www.neh.gov/grants/public/public-humaniti es-projects?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.neh.gov/grants/public/public-humanities-projects?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:United States (applicants must be eligible US non-profits - museum s\, libraries\, historical organisations\, or accredited US colleges and u niversities) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:nwo-ssh-xs-2026-round-3@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260916 SUMMARY:Deadline: NWO: SSH Open Competition XS 2026 - Round 3 DESCRIPTION:Small curiosity-driven research grants in the social sciences a nd humanities\, awarded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). Round 3 of th e 2026 SSH Open Competition XS closes 15 September 2026\, 14:00 CEST. Up t o EUR 50\,000 per project to enable researchers to pursue novel\, explorat ory and high-risk ideas without the constraints of larger themed calls. EL IGIBILITY: academic researchers with an institutional affiliation at a Dut ch university or recognised Dutch knowledge institute. Proposals are asses sed on scientific quality and the potential for renewal of social-sciences and humanities research. Round 3 details and the dedicated application pa ge will be published by NWO closer to the deadline\; the linked page is th e most recent SSH XS round\, which is the same scheme.\n\nOrganisation: Du tch Research Council (NWO)\nLocation: Netherlands (applicants must be acad emic researchers affiliated to a Dutch knowledge institution)\nAward: Up t o EUR 50\,000 per project\nDuration: Project-based\, typically 12-24 month s\n\nMore: https://www.nwo.nl/en/calls/ssh-open-competition-xs-2026-round- 3?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.nwo.nl/en/calls/ssh-open-competition-xs-2026-round-3?utm_so urce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Netherlands (applicants must be academic researchers affiliated to a Dutch knowledge institution) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:msca-postdoctoral-fellowships-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260909 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260910 SUMMARY:Deadline: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 (MS CA-PF) DESCRIPTION:MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships support researchers holding a PhD who wish to carry out research abroad\, acquire new skills\, develop thei r careers and have international mobility. Open to excellent researchers o f any nationality. The 2026 call opened 9 April 2026 and closes 9 Septembe r 2026 at 17:00 CEST\; notification of call results expected February 2027 \; grant agreement signature April 2027. Two strands: European Postdoctora l Fellowships (12 to 24 months in Europe) and Global Postdoctoral Fellowsh ips (12 to 24 months outside Europe + 12-month return phase in Europe). Th e project must take place in a country different from where the researcher has worked or studied. Approximately 1\,600 projects funded. Apply via th e EU Funding & Tenders Opportunities Portal\; submission is by the fellow plus host institution. Eligibility: researcher must have a PhD at the call deadline (or have submitted thesis with all requirements met)\, maximum 8 years full-time-equivalent research experience post-PhD\, must comply wit h the mobility rule (no more than 12 months in the host country in the 36 months before the deadline).\n\nOrganisation: European Commission (Marie S kłodowska-Curie Actions\, under Horizon Europe\; managed by the European Research Executive Agency\, REA)\nLocation: Europe (host institution in an EU Member State or Horizon Europe Associated Country\; also possible: Glo bal Postdoctoral Fellowships hosted in non-associated third countries with a return phase in Europe)\nAward: Standard MSCA unit costs covering resea rcher allowance (living\, mobility\, family)\, research/training/networkin g costs and management/indirect costs (annual values published in the call 's Work Programme\; typically a fully-funded postdoc package of roughly €5\,000 to €8\,000+ per researcher per month equivalent depending on h ost country correction coefficient)\nDuration: 12 to 24 months (European P ostdoctoral Fellowships)\; Global Postdoctoral Fellowships are 24 to 36 mo nths including a 12-month return phase in Europe\n\nMore: https://marie-sk lodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/funding/msca-postdoctoral-fellowships- 2026?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/funding/msca-postdo ctoral-fellowships-2026?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=r eferral LOCATION:Europe (host institution in an EU Member State or Horizon Europe A ssociated Country\; also possible: Global Postdoctoral Fellowships hosted in non-associated third countries with a return phase in Europe) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:crp-research-fellowship-programme-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260911 SUMMARY:Deadline: CRP Research Fellowship Programme 2026 DESCRIPTION:Short-term international research fellowship for scientists see king placements at host institutions in participating member countries. Fe llowships last 6 to 26 weeks and support international scientific collabor ation\, research mobility\, knowledge exchange and cross-border partnershi ps. PRIORITY THEMES: sustainable agricultural productivity\, climate actio n\, environmental protection\, biodiversity conservation\, soil health\, w ater resource sustainability\, knowledge innovation\, sustainable livestoc k systems\, fisheries development and aquaculture sustainability. FUNDING: a travel lump sum\, return economy airfare\, a weekly subsistence allowan ce (EUR 600 or EUR 650 by host-country cost of living) and a EUR 165 termi nal allowance\; insurance\, visa fees\, lab/bench fees and family or perso nal costs are not covered. ELIGIBILITY: employed by or affiliated with an institution in a participating country\; proposed host institution in a di fferent participating country\; at least 4 years of postdoctoral experienc e (exceptional candidates with equivalent expertise and a strong publicati on record may also be considered). Applicants must not already hold a posi tion at the host institution\, need employer approval and assurance of con tinued employment or affiliation after the fellowship\, and previous fello ws may reapply only after a 5-year gap. Applicants confirm country eligibi lity\, secure a host institution and collaboration\, prepare a research pr oposal (objective\, scientific relevance\, methodology\, expected outcomes \, 6-26 week timeline\, collaboration benefits) and submit supporting docu ments (CV\, publication list\, employer approval\, host acceptance letter\ , proof of affiliation).\n\nOrganisation: CRP Research Fellowship Programm e\nLocation: Participating member countries (host institution must be in a different participating country from the applicant's home institution)\nA ward: Travel lump-sum allowance plus return economy airfare\, a weekly sub sistence allowance of EUR 600 or EUR 650 (depending on host-country cost o f living)\, and a fixed EUR 165 terminal allowance. Not covered: insurance \, visa fees\, lab/bench fees\, family travel\, and personal or dependents ' costs.\nDuration: 6 to 26 weeks (short-term research placement abroad)\n \nMore: https://www2.fundsforngos.org/innovation/call-for-applications-crp -research-fellowship-programme/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_ medium=referral URL:https://www2.fundsforngos.org/innovation/call-for-applications-crp-rese arch-fellowship-programme/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_mediu m=referral LOCATION:Participating member countries (host institution must be in a diff erent participating country from the applicant's home institution) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fund-for-investigative-journalism-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260915 SUMMARY:Deadline: Fund for Investigative Journalism (FIJ) Grants DESCRIPTION:Grants for in-depth investigative reporting that exposes corrup tion\, malfeasance or misuse of power across public and private sectors. C overs print\, online\, broadcast\, books\, documentaries and podcasts. Sur veillance\, abuse-of-power and accountability investigations all fit. Lett er of Commitment from a news outlet required for full proposals (not for s eed). Seed deadline ~10 May 2026\; regular deadline 14 September 2026\, 23 :59 ET. Reviewed three to four times per year. Stories must be published i n English with a U.S. media outlet. Ethnic media and journalists of colour particularly encouraged.\n\nOrganisation: Fund for Investigative Journali sm\nLocation: USA-primary (foreign-based stories require strong U.S. angle )\nAward: Up to $10\,000 (regular) or $1\,000 to $2\,500 (seed)\nDuration: Story-based\n\nMore: https://fij.org/apply-for-a-grant/?utm_source=artifi cialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://fij.org/apply-for-a-grant/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdes k&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:USA-primary (foreign-based stories require strong U.S. angle) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:horizon-europe-cl2-2026-heritage-ai-creative@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260923 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260924 SUMMARY:Deadline: Horizon Europe Cluster 2: Culture\, Creativity and Inclus ive Society (HORIZON-CL2-2026-01-HERITAGE) — incl. AI and Creative Conte nt topic DESCRIPTION:Horizon Europe Cluster 2 funds research on culture\, creativity \, and inclusive society. The 2026 call (HORIZON-CL2-2026-01-HERITAGE\, la unched May 12\, 2026) covers 7 topics with an indicative budget of €85.5 million. Topic HERITAGE-04 is explicitly titled 'Towards a fair and trans parent market for cultural and creative content in the era of generative A I\,' covering: impacts of generative AI on creative industries employment\ ; upskilling needs for creative workers\; policy and regulatory frameworks \; fair remuneration and transparency. Highly relevant for research into A I and cultural/creative industries\, artists' rights in the AI era\, and s ociotechnical studies of AI and culture. ELIGIBILITY: consortium-based app lications (minimum 3 organisations from 3 different EU/associated countrie s are typical for Horizon RIA grants\; check call conditions on the Fundin g & Tenders portal for specific requirements). Deadline: 23 September 2026 . Apply via the EU Funding & Tenders portal (ec.europa.eu/info/funding-ten ders).\n\nOrganisation: European Research Executive Agency (REA) / Europea n Commission\, Horizon Europe\nLocation: European Union and associated cou ntries. Consortium-based\; typically requires partners from multiple EU/Ho rizon member states.\nAward: Indicative total budget €85.5 million acros s 7 topics (2026 call). Individual project amounts vary by topic. Up to 10 0% funding rate for non-profit research organizations. No application fee. \nDuration: Typically 3-4 years\; varies by topic.\n\nMore: https://rea.ec .europa.eu/funding-and-grants/horizon-europe-cluster-2-culture-creativity- and-inclusive-society/european-cultural-heritage-and-cultural-and-creative -industries_en?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://rea.ec.europa.eu/funding-and-grants/horizon-europe-cluster-2-cu lture-creativity-and-inclusive-society/european-cultural-heritage-and-cult ural-and-creative-industries_en?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_ medium=referral LOCATION:European Union and associated countries. Consortium-based\; typica lly requires partners from multiple EU/Horizon member states. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:omidyar-network-tech-journalism-fund-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261231 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270101 SUMMARY:Deadline: Omidyar Network: Tech Journalism Fund DESCRIPTION:The Omidyar Network Tech Journalism Fund offers rolling grants of $5\,000-$25\,000 for technology journalism projects. Relevant for journ alists and media organizations investigating AI\, tech policy\, and AI's i mpacts on culture\, society\, and creative industries. Applications are ac cepted on a rolling basis through December 31\, 2026 — one of the few cu rrently open opportunities with a confirmed near-term deadline. Apply via the application form on omidyar.com.\n\nOrganisation: Omidyar Network\nLoc ation: Open to journalists and media organizations worldwide.\nAward: $5\, 000-$25\,000 per project. Rolling deadline through December 31\, 2026. No application fee.\nDuration: Per-project\; scope and timeline defined in th e proposal.\n\nMore: https://omidyar.com/tech-journalism-fund-application/ ?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://omidyar.com/tech-journalism-fund-application/?utm_source=artifi cialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Open to journalists and media organizations worldwide. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:kb-researcher-in-residence-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260927 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928 SUMMARY:Deadline: KB Researcher-in-Residence (RiR) 2027 DESCRIPTION:ELIGIBILITY: two Researcher-in-Residence positions in 2027. Ope n to early-career researchers of any discipline (data science\, social sci ence\, computer science\, humanities) who are currently working on a PhD o r within 5 years of their PhD end date. You must have\, or be able to secu re\, an affiliation with a Dutch university or research institute willing to second you\; external PhD students may use the funding to obtain such a contract. Your project must make use of one or more of the KB digital col lections and you must be able to work with primarily Dutch data. You must be available at 0.5 FTE over 6 months and able to spend two days a week on -site at the KB in The Hague. COLLECTIONS: over 130 million digitized page s of newspapers\, magazines\, radio bulletins and books from 1470 onward ( via Delpher and DBNL)\, a born-digital web collection of more than 23\,000 websites\, ground-truth and derived datasets on the KB Lab\, and metadata including Linked Data. APPLY: use the official proposal template and subm it a single PDF by 27 September 2026 to dh@kb.nl\, after reading the call' s terms and conditions\; questions to dh@kb.nl. TIMELINE: deadline 27 Sept ember 2026\; internal eligibility review followed by an external committee review\; outcome notified November 2026\; residencies start Q1 and Q3 202 7. DISCIPLINES: digital humanities / data science / computational research with cultural-heritage collections. NOTE: the output is usually a dataset or tool prototype hosted on the KB Lab\; you agree to share results via b log posts on the KB Lab and to publish resulting tools or data under an op en license within 6 months of the residency. Proposals should align with t he KB Research Agenda or the Cultural AI Lab.\n\nOrganisation: KB\, Nation al Library of the Netherlands\nLocation: The Hague\, Netherlands (two days per week on-site at the KB premises)\nAward: Secondment at 0.5 FTE for 6 months based on your current salary\, up to EUR 5\,590 gross per month for a full-time-equivalent position\, plus travel expenses\, office facilitie s\, and support from a research software engineer\, research advisor\, and collection and data specialists. No application fee.\nDuration: 6 months at 0.5 FTE (two days per week on-site)\; two positions in 2027\, starting Q1 and Q3\n\nMore: https://lab.kb.nl/news/call-kb-researcher-residence-rir -2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://lab.kb.nl/news/call-kb-researcher-residence-rir-2027?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:The Hague\, Netherlands (two days per week on-site at the KB premi ses) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:royal-conservatoire-antwerp-research-proposals-2027@artificialnouveau.g ithub.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260922 SUMMARY:Deadline: Royal Conservatoire Antwerp: Call for Artistic Research P roposals (2027 start) DESCRIPTION:The Royal Conservatoire Antwerp (AP University of the Arts) inv ites applications for artistic research projects starting 20 September 202 7\, in three types: start projects\, one-year projects\, and two-year rese arch projects. Applications are embedded in one or more of the Conservatoi re's four research groups\, supervised by a supervisor\, and must align wi th the Conservatoire's mission and vision. FOCAL POINTS across disciplines : research into improvisation and intuitive creation and performance pract ices\; new dramaturgical and scenographic approaches in cross-over project s\; methodologies for interdisciplinary creation processes\; sustainable r elationships between artists and urban communities\; the possibilities and limitations of inclusion in education and/or on stage\; and well-being an d resilience in music and performing arts. FUNDING (salaried research posi tion): start projects\, 20% employment for 12 months plus EUR 1\,000 opera ting resources\; one-year projects\, 55% employment for 12 months plus EUR 1\,000\; two-year projects\, 55% employment for 24 months plus EUR 2\,000 . PRECONDITIONS: the applicant holds a relevant master's degree and conduc ts research situated in or arising from their own artistic practice with t he capacity for discursivity\; the proposal must align with the Conservato ire's mission/vision\; the applicant must be able to enter contractual emp loyment with the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp/AP University of the Arts for the duration of the project (international applicants must hold a valid B elgian work permit)\; proposals may be submitted only in Dutch or English. PROCEDURE (two steps): STEP 1\, submit an expression of interest by 21 Se ptember 2026\, 12:00 noon (applicants informed by the week of 5 October wh ether they may develop a full proposal with a research group)\; STEP 2\, s ubmit the full project dossier by 1 December 2026\, 12:00 noon. Evaluation by an independent reading committee aims to conclude in March 2027. Conta ct: Kevin Voets\, Head of Research\, kevin.voets@ap.be.\n\nOrganisation: R oyal Conservatoire Antwerp (AP University of the Arts)\nLocation: Antwerp\ , Belgium. Salaried research position\; international applicants must hold a valid Belgian work permit.\nAward: Salaried research position (contract ual appointment). Start projects: 20% employment for 12 months + EUR 1\,00 0 operating resources. One-year projects: 55% employment for 12 months + E UR 1\,000. Two-year projects: 55% employment for 24 months + EUR 2\,000. N o application fee.\nDuration: Projects start at the earliest 20 September 2027. Start and one-year projects run 12 months\; two-year projects run 24 months.\n\nMore: https://www.ap-arts.be/en/submit-research-proposal-royal -conservatoire-antwerp?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=re ferral URL:https://www.ap-arts.be/en/submit-research-proposal-royal-conservatoire- antwerp?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Antwerp\, Belgium. Salaried research position\; international appl icants must hold a valid Belgian work permit. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:royal-academy-fine-arts-antwerp-research-proposals-2027@artificialnouve au.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261103 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261104 SUMMARY:Deadline: Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp: Call for Two-Year Res earch Proposals (2027 start) DESCRIPTION:The Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp (AP University of Applie d Sciences and Arts) invites applications for two-year artistic research p rojects starting 20 September 2027. Two-year research projects provide 55% employment for the research assignment over 24 months (as a contractual p roject staff member) plus EUR 2\,000 in operating funds (EUR 1\,000 per pr oject year). Proposals are developed in collaboration with the Academy's r esearch groups and must align with\, endorse\, and further develop the mis sion and vision of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. PRECONDITIONS: the proposal must be in line with the Academy's mission/vision\; the appli cant must be legally employable by the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp/ AP Hogeschool on a contractual basis\; and\, at the time of application\, the applicant must hold a Master's degree in Visual Arts awarded by a Belg ian higher education institution (a non-Belgian degree is possible only if validated or recognised through the NARIC procedure\, with proof included or a declared willingness to undergo it). PROCEDURE (two steps): STEP 1\, apply via the Expression of Interest form sent to research_royalacademyan twerp@ap.be before 3 November 2026\, 12:00 noon (applicants informed no la ter than end November 2026 whether they may develop a full dossier)\; STEP 2\, submit the full dossier via the two-year project application form bef ore 1 February 2027\, 12:00 noon. Evaluation by an independent reading com mittee aims to conclude in May 2027. Contact: research_royalacademyantwerp @ap.be.\n\nOrganisation: Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp (AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts)\nLocation: Antwerp\, Belgium. Salaried rese arch position\; applicant must be legally employable in Belgium.\nAward: T wo-year research projects: 55% employment for the research assignment over 24 months (contractual project staff member) plus EUR 2\,000 in operating funds (EUR 1\,000 per project year). No application fee.\nDuration: Two-y ear projects (24 months). Projects start at the earliest 20 September 2027 .\n\nMore: https://www.ap-arts.be/en/submit-research-proposal-royal-academ y-fine-arts-antwerp?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=refer ral URL:https://www.ap-arts.be/en/submit-research-proposal-royal-academy-fine-a rts-antwerp?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Antwerp\, Belgium. Salaried research position\; applicant must be legally employable in Belgium. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:structurist-creative-research-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github. io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260831 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260901 SUMMARY:Deadline: Structurist Creative Research Fellowship (4th round) DESCRIPTION:The University of Saskatchewan Art Galleries offer the Structur ist Creative Research Fellowship\, supporting art-and-science research-cre ation engaging The Structurist\, the art and architecture journal publishe d at the university from 1960 to 2010. The fellowship provides a project b udget of up to CAD 20\,000 plus travel and accommodation for the Saskatoon component. Open internationally at any career stage. Deadline 31 August 2 026.\n\nOrganisation: University of Saskatchewan Art Galleries and Collect ion\nLocation: Saskatoon\, Canada (travel and accommodation covered for th e Saskatoon component). Open internationally\, any career stage.\nAward: P roject budget up to CAD 20\,000\, plus travel and accommodation for the Sa skatoon research component. No application fee.\nDuration: Research-creati on fellowship around The Structurist journal archive.\n\nMore: https://kag cag.usask.ca/engage/special-projects/structurist/fellowship.php?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://kagcag.usask.ca/engage/special-projects/structurist/fellowship. php?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Saskatoon\, Canada (travel and accommodation covered for the Saska toon component). Open internationally\, any career stage. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ecf-artistic-research-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 SUMMARY:Deadline: European Cultural Foundation: Artistic Research Fellowshi p (ECF Historical Archives) DESCRIPTION:The European Cultural Foundation invites artists to research it s historical archives\, held at the Historical Archives of the European Un ion in Florence\, through a new Artistic Research Fellowship with a EUR 10 \,000 grant covering travel\, accommodation\, and living costs\; the artis tic output is delivered within two years. A strong fit for archive-driven\ , research-based\, and critical data practices. Deadline 30 September 2026 \, 17:00 CET. ELIGIBILITY: professional creatives in visual arts\, perform ing arts\, film and audiovisual practices\, podcasting and audio storytell ing\, documentary\, journalism or literary practices\, who can demonstrate a research-based practice and a clear dissemination strategy. Application s and all supporting documentation must be in English\, submitted via the online form. Fellows work at the HAEU inside the scholarly community of th e European University Institute\, with the archives housed at Villa Salvia ti. A parallel Academic Research Fellowship of EUR 5\,000\, for PhD and po stdoctoral researchers\, early-career researchers within ten years of thei r master's or doctorate\, and independent scholars\, is listed separately on the desk and shares this deadline.\n\nOrganisation: European Cultural F oundation\nLocation: Archives held at the Historical Archives of the Europ ean Union\, Florence\, Italy. Open to artists able to work with the archiv es.\nAward: EUR 10\,000 artistic-research grant covering travel\, accommod ation\, and living costs\; output delivered within 2 years. No application fee.\nDuration: Research fellowship in the ECF historical archives\; outp ut within two years.\n\nMore: https://culturalfoundation.eu/open-calls/new -fellowship-programme-to-research-the-ecf-historical-archives/?utm_source= artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://culturalfoundation.eu/open-calls/new-fellowship-programme-to-re search-the-ecf-historical-archives/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk& utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Archives held at the Historical Archives of the European Union\, F lorence\, Italy. Open to artists able to work with the archives. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:alicia-patterson-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261002 SUMMARY:Deadline: Alicia Patterson Fellowship 2027 (Fund for Investigative Journalism) DESCRIPTION:Long-running fellowship for in-depth\, investigative written re porting on subjects of public interest\, now administered by the Fund for Investigative Journalism after the foundation's December 2025 merger. For seasoned reporters with a body of in-depth written work\; freelancers are encouraged and staff journalists may apply if they take leave (part-time w ork is allowed during the fellowship\, full-time is not). Twelve-month fel lows produce four articles\, six-month fellows two. Decisions by end of 20 26. Distinct from FIJ's regular reporting grants. No application fee.\n\nO rganisation: Fund for Investigative Journalism (Alicia Patterson Foundatio n program)\nLocation: Remote\; fellows may live anywhere\, but projects mu st be U.S.-focused for publication in American outlets\nAward: $40\,000 (1 2-month fellowship) or $20\,000 (6-month fellowship)\, paid monthly\; cove rs living and reporting costs\nDuration: 6 or 12 months\, beginning early 2027\n\nMore: https://investigate.submittable.com/submit/355041/alicia-pat terson-fellowship-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=re ferral URL:https://investigate.submittable.com/submit/355041/alicia-patterson-fell owship-2027?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote\; fellows may live anywhere\, but projects must be U.S.-foc used for publication in American outlets END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:roosevelt-good-life-resident-ai-finance-2026@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260813 SUMMARY:Deadline: Good Life Residents Program: AI and Finance DESCRIPTION:The Good Life Residents Program is a six-month Roosevelt Instit ute initiative that develops new leaders and elevates bold ideas across si x economic policy priorities under its Good Life Agenda. Each topic area h osts a cohort of 3 to 4 residents plus 1 to 2 senior Topic Advisors (acade mics\, policy leaders\, organizers or government practitioners) who provid e strategic and intellectual mentorship and moderate the closing event. Re sidents write a roughly 1\,500-word original policy essay advancing a peop le-centered policy vision against a topic-specific prompt\, take part in s tructured dialogue with peers\, Topic Advisors and Roosevelt Think Tank di rectors\, help prepare and appear at a culminating public event\, contribu te to press opportunities such as op-eds and reporter calls where applicab le\, and act as ambassadors for the Good Life Agenda in their professional and public networks. The current round\, the AI and Finance Residents Pro gram\, is run in partnership with Data & Society and asks for bold ideas o n how to shape\, redirect\, interrupt or make more visible and contestable the flows of capital into generative AI. Framing: breakneck investment in generative AI technology and infrastructure is distorting the stock marke t\, profit measures\, bond issuance\, the pace and composition of growth\, job creation and trade policy\, with seven tech companies accounting for more than a third of S&P 500 market capitalisation and complex\, sometimes circular financial arrangements obscuring risk. Suggested lines of inquir y include what government interventions could improve public oversight\, r isk allocation and direction-setting in private markets\; how other invest ments could be coordinated and scaled if AI spending is crowding them out\ ; what role public spending or new institutions could play in catalysing t echnology R&D designed to support workers\, sustainability and supply chai ns\; what democratic input mechanisms would keep state influence over capi tal flows less vulnerable to corruption\; and how federal AI policy should address public hostility to data centre investments alongside national se curity and competitiveness. Compensation is USD 3\,000 plus travel and acc ommodation for the culminating event. The AI and Finance round closed 12 A ugust 2026 (deadline per Opportunity Desk\; Roosevelt's own programme page did not state it). Earlier rounds (Social Security financing\, Federal Re serve powers\, housing) each ran their own short application window\, so a future round may open with a new deadline.\n\nOrganisation: Roosevelt Ins titute\, in partnership with Data & Society\nLocation: Remote. Travel may be requested for select convenings and for the culminating public event. U S economic policy focus.\nAward: USD 3\,000 stipend\, plus travel and acco mmodation for the culminating event if needed. No application fee.\nDurati on: 6 months\, part-time at roughly 5 to 8 hours per month\n\nMore: https: //rooseveltinstitute.org/careers/good-life-resident-program/?utm_source=ar tificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://rooseveltinstitute.org/careers/good-life-resident-program/?utm_ source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote. Travel may be requested for select convenings and for the culminating public event. US economic policy focus. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai-alignment-foundation-aiaf-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260818 SUMMARY:Deadline: AIAF Fellowship\, Autumn 2026 DESCRIPTION:An eight-week full-time empirical AI alignment research program me run by the AI Alignment Foundation\, with a dedicated research manager\ , mentorship from senior researchers\, compute and infrastructure\, culmin ating in a Demo Day where fellows present their work. Fellows receive a US D 12\,000 stipend paid in two installments plus a compute budget. The prog ramme is fully remote for the research period\; Demo Day is hybrid in Los Angeles and travel is covered for fellows who attend in person. ELIGIBILIT Y: open to all career stages\, including recent PhDs\, graduate students\, self-taught researchers and career-changers\, but candidates need a stron g machine learning background\, demonstrated engagement with alignment res earch\, prior independent research output\, and the ability to work autono mously. Non-US applicants are welcome provided they can make Pacific Time meetings\; current graduate students may apply if they can confirm availab ility. This is explicitly a technical programme: the foundation says polic y-focused applicants should not apply. SELECTION: all applications are rev iewed\, qualified candidates advance to a technical test\, and finalists a re interviewed\, with decisions expected by early September. Applications close 17 August 2026 (Anywhere on Earth)\; the programme starts 8 Septembe r 2026.\n\nOrganisation: AI Alignment Foundation\nLocation: Fully remote f or the 8-week research period\; hybrid Demo Day in Los Angeles with travel covered for those attending in person. Non-US applicants welcome if avail able for Pacific Time meetings.\nAward: USD 12\,000 stipend paid in two in stallments\, plus a compute budget. Travel covered for in-person Demo Day attendance. No application fee.\nDuration: 8 weeks full-time at 40 hours p er week\, starting 8 September 2026\n\nMore: https://www.aialignmentfounda tion.org/fellowship?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=refer ral URL:https://www.aialignmentfoundation.org/fellowship?utm_source=artificialn ouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Fully remote for the 8-week research period\; hybrid Demo Day in L os Angeles with travel covered for those attending in person. Non-US appli cants welcome if available for Pacific Time meetings. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:horizon-fellowship-2027-cohort@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260830 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260831 SUMMARY:Deadline: Horizon Fellowship\, 2027 Cohort DESCRIPTION:The Horizon Fellowship places technologists\, scientists and re searchers with emerging-technology expertise into US federal agencies\, co ngressional offices and Washington DC think tanks to work on AI\, biotechn ology and emerging-technology policy. The 2027 cohort runs three tiers: ju nior fellows (under three years of experience\, no PhD) at a USD 78\,000 b ase for six months\; fellows (three or more years of relevant experience\, or a PhD) at USD 130\,000 for twelve months\; and a newly added senior fe llow tier (twelve or more years of experience with a leadership background ) at USD 190\,000 or more for twelve months. All tiers receive a USD 17\,0 00 benefits stipend\, a USD 3\,000 professional development stipend and up to USD 3\,000 in relocation assistance\, and all are potentially renewabl e. The programme year begins with part-time remote training from January t o March 2027\, followed by matching in April and May and placement from sp ring or summer 2027 onward. Most offers are expected by the end of Novembe r 2026. Placements run up to two years in total: fellows and senior fellow s take a one-year term at a federal agency\, congressional office or think tank with the option to renew for a second one-year term\, potentially on a different institutional track\, while junior think tank fellows take a six-month term renewable once. Horizon reports that nearly all finalists a cross its five cohorts to date have secured a placement at a host organiza tion. WHAT THE FELLOWSHIP INCLUDES: dedicated training on the policy lands cape and applied skills such as writing and policy analysis\; a tight-knit peer community\; introductions to host offices central to US emerging tec hnology policy\; and mentorship from senior leaders and the broader Horizo n community. ELIGIBILITY: no prior policy experience or specific degree is required\, and Horizon explicitly welcomes candidates from diverse backgr ounds\; fellows must reside in the Washington DC area for the placement. W ORK AUTHORISATION: applicants need pre-existing work authorisation that do es not depend on employer sponsorship. Non-US citizens on E-3\, TN or H-1B 1 visas may qualify case by case\; F-1 OPT during the first year after gra duation is acceptable but STEM OPT extensions are not\; green card holders are eligible but may face restrictions on executive branch roles. Junior fellows have no specific degree requirement and may apply while finishing college\, but are limited to the think tank track. SELECTION PROCESS (Sept ember to November 2026): application decision\, then a paid work sample of up to 6 hours\, a 20-minute screening interview\, a 40-minute technical i nterview and a 25-minute final interview. Applications close 30 August 202 6 at 11:59pm Anywhere on Earth.\n\nOrganisation: Horizon Institute for Pub lic Service\nLocation: Washington DC\, USA (residence required for placeme nt). Part-time remote training January to March 2027.\nAward: Base salary of USD 78\,000 for junior fellows\, USD 130\,000 for fellows\, and USD 190 \,000 or more for senior fellows\, plus a USD 17\,000 benefits stipend\, a USD 3\,000 professional development stipend\, and up to USD 3\,000 reloca tion assistance. No application fee.\nDuration: 6 months for junior fellow s\, 12 months for fellows and senior fellows\, with potential renewal. Par t-time remote training January to March 2027\, matching April to May 2027\ , placement from summer 2027.\n\nMore: https://horizonpublicservice.org/pr ograms/become-a-fellow/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=r eferral URL:https://horizonpublicservice.org/programs/become-a-fellow/?utm_source=a rtificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Washington DC\, USA (residence required for placement). Part-time remote training January to March 2027. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:aaas-stpf-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102 SUMMARY:Deadline: Science & Technology Policy Fellowships\, 2027-28 Class DESCRIPTION:The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships place scientis ts and engineers inside US federal agencies\, congressional offices and th e judicial branch for a year of hands-on policymaking\, contributing techn ical knowledge and analytical skills to the federal policy process. AI\, d ata and computing policy placements are among the largest tracks\, and AAA S runs a dedicated AI legislative branch cohort that places AI experts in congressional offices at GS-12 Step 10 on the DC locality scale. ELIGIBILI TY: US citizens holding a PhD or equivalent doctoral degree in any science or engineering field\, or a master's degree in engineering plus three yea rs of post-degree professional experience\; some tracks accept a bachelor' s plus five years. Relevant expertise includes AI\, machine learning\, com puter science\, robotics and data science. Fellows must reside in DC\, Mar yland or northern Virginia during the fellowship year. TIMELINE: the appli cation portal opens 1 August 2026 and closes 1 November 2026 at 11:59pm ET \, with eligibility notification in late November\, interview notification January to February 2027\, semi-finalist interviews in March\, placement offers by early May\, and the fellowship year running 1 September 2027 to 31 August 2028. Apply through fellowshipapp.aaas.org.\n\nOrganisation: Ame rican Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)\nLocation: Washing ton DC\, USA. Fellows are placed in US federal executive\, legislative and judicial branch offices and must reside in the DC area.\nAward: Stipend d epending on experience and placement\, roughly USD 85\,000 to 140\,000\; t he dedicated AI legislative branch cohort is paid at GS-12 Step 10 on the DC locality scale. Includes health insurance\, a travel and professional d evelopment allowance\, and relocation support for some placements. No appl ication fee.\nDuration: One year\, 1 September 2027 to 31 August 2028\, re newable in some placements\n\nMore: https://www.aaas.org/programs/science- technology-policy-fellowships?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_me dium=referral URL:https://www.aaas.org/programs/science-technology-policy-fellowships?utm _source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Washington DC\, USA. Fellows are placed in US federal executive\, legislative and judicial branch offices and must reside in the DC area. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:kennan-institute-digital-fellowship-2026-2027@artificialnouveau.github. io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260814 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260815 SUMMARY:Deadline: Kennan Institute Digital Fellowship 2026-2027 DESCRIPTION:The inaugural Kennan Institute Digital Fellowship promotes orig inal scholarship and quality non-fiction writing about Russia and the form er Soviet Union\, with an emphasis on work that has policy relevance. Ten fellowships are awarded per year\, and AT LEAST FOUR POSITIONS ARE RESERVE D FOR RESEARCHERS PURSUING TOPICS IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES\, MEDICINE\, TEC HNOLOGY OR RELATED FIELDS\, which is the route by which a technology-focus ed project fits this call. The programme aims to give participants time\, professional resources and support while bringing their work to a wider pu blic and to the Washington-based policy community\, and to build a cohort network that continues into the alumni body. Each fellow receives a monthl y stipend of USD 2\,000\, mentorship and consultation from the Kennan comm unity of experts where applicable\, six virtual webinars tailored to the c ohort's needs\, and membership of the alumni network. ELIGIBILITY: intende d for individuals with several years of experience working on\, studying o r otherwise examining Russia and/or broader Eurasia\; applicants must have a good working knowledge of English\, as the fellowship is conducted only in English and any publications produced for the Kennan Institute appear first in English with possible later translation into regional languages. The programme runs entirely virtually from 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027 \; the Institute does not cover travel-related expenses including visas. S upported by the Lounsbery Foundation and the U.S. Russia Foundation. Deadl ine 14 August 2026\, 17:00 EST. NOTE: 'digital' here describes the virtual format\, not the subject matter\, so this fits the desk only if your proj ect is itself about technology\, data or science.\n\nOrganisation: Kennan Institute\, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (supported by the Lounsbery Foundation and the U.S. Russia Foundation)\nLocation: Fully virtual. No travel is funded and no travel is required.\nAward: USD 2\,00 0 monthly stipend for the six-month programme\, plus mentorship from the K ennan community of experts\, six virtual webinars tailored to the cohort\, and inclusion in the Kennan alumni network of over 4\,500 people. Travel and visa costs are explicitly not covered. No application fee.\nDuration: Six months\, 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027\, followed by several months of possible integration into the Kennan Institute's event schedule\n\nMore : https://www.kennaninstitute.org/digital-fellowship?utm_source=artificial nouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.kennaninstitute.org/digital-fellowship?utm_source=artificia lnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Fully virtual. No travel is funded and no travel is required. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:wilson-center-research-fellowship-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 SUMMARY:Deadline: Wilson Center Research Fellowship\, 2027-2028 Class DESCRIPTION:The Wilson Center\, the congressionally chartered nonpartisan p olicy research institution in Washington DC\, awards 10 to 20 research fel lowships for its 2027-2028 class. Fellows conduct research and write in th eir areas of interest while interacting with policymakers in Washington an d with other fellows. The Center accepts policy-relevant\, nonpartisan pro posals that address key foreign policy challenges confronting the United S tates and the world\, and projects must align with at least one of the Cen ter's four scholarship pillars: strategic competition\, economic statecraf t\, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION\, and regional scholarship. The technology a nd innovation pillar is the relevant route for AI governance\, emerging te chnology and digital policy projects\, which the Center also supports thro ugh its Science and Technology Innovation Program. Fellows work remotely f or the duration of the fellowship\; the Center covers travel costs for two required trips to Washington DC at the beginning and the conclusion of th e term. The stipend is USD 10\,000 per month for the twelve-month term\, w hich runs 1 June 2027 to 30 May 2028. ELIGIBILITY: academic candidates nee d a PhD in hand and either a published book or monograph beyond the disser tation\, or a substantial body of research articles (five or more) in repu table peer-reviewed journals. Non-academic applicants (practitioners\, jou rnalists\, public intellectuals) need at least ten years of relevant exper ience and a record of substantial policy impact. There is no citizenship r estriction\, but English proficiency is required. Applications\, including letters of recommendation\, must be submitted online via Interfolio by 11 :59pm ET on 30 September 2026. Questions: fellowships@wilsoncenter.org. NO TE: this is an open-topic foreign policy fellowship\, not an AI-specific o ne\; the technology angle depends on how you scope the proposal.\n\nOrgani sation: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars\nLocation: Remote for the duration of the fellowship\, with two required trips to Washingto n DC (at the start and the end) for which travel costs are covered.\nAward : USD 10\,000 per month for a twelve-month fellowship\, plus covered trave l for the two required trips to Washington DC. No application fee.\nDurati on: Twelve months\, 1 June 2027 to 30 May 2028\n\nMore: https://www.wilson center.org/research-fellowship?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_m edium=referral URL:https://www.wilsoncenter.org/research-fellowship?utm_source=artificialn ouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote for the duration of the fellowship\, with two required trip s to Washington DC (at the start and the end) for which travel costs are c overed. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rug-lecturer-arts-culture-media-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260815 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260816 SUMMARY:Deadline: University of Groningen: Lecturer 4\, Arts\, Culture and Media DESCRIPTION:A one-year teaching appointment in the Faculty of Arts at the U niversity of Groningen\, covering courses across the BA in Arts\, Culture and Media and the Popular Music and Sonic Cultures master's track. Teachin g spans audiovisual arts\, popular music and arts management at both under graduate and postgraduate level. This is a teaching-weighted post rather t han a research one\, so it suits practitioners who want a formal academic foothold in audiovisual and sonic culture without committing to a research track. REQUIREMENTS: a research master's in an appropriate arts disciplin e\, undergraduate teaching experience\, and English at C1 (CEFR). PREFERRE D: a PhD in an appropriate arts discipline\, a BKO or UTQ teaching qualifi cation\, postgraduate teaching experience\, musicology expertise\, Dutch a t B2\, and familiarity with the Dutch higher education system. Apply throu gh the AcademicTransfer posting (vacancy ID V26.2320-EN). Closes 15 August 2026\; appointment starts 1 September 2026.\n\nOrganisation: University o f Groningen\, Faculty of Arts\nLocation: Groningen\, Netherlands (Broerstr aat 5)\nAward: EUR 3\,706 to 5\,760 gross per month at 1.0 FTE (the post i s 0.8 FTE)\, plus standard Dutch university holiday and year-end allowance s.\nDuration: Temporary\, 12-month fixed-term appointment at 0.8 FTE\, sta rting 1 September 2026\n\nMore: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/3 62915/lecturer-4-arts-culture-and-media/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrant desk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362915/lecturer-4-arts-culture -and-media/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Groningen\, Netherlands (Broerstraat 5) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:twente-postdoc-conversational-ai-cultural-heritage-2026@artificialnouve au.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260816 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260817 SUMMARY:Deadline: University of Twente: Postdoc\, Multimodal Conversational AI for Cultural Heritage DESCRIPTION:A postdoctoral position in the Human Media Interaction group at the University of Twente on the project 'Balancing Personalisation and Po lyvocality: Dialogic Interaction for Open-mindedness and Empathy in Conver sational AI'. The work develops and evaluates multimodal conversational ag ents for museum settings that hold personalisation in tension with exposur e to plural perspectives\, rather than optimising for engagement alone. Ta sks include building models that use gaze\, speech and dialogue data to in fer visitor engagement and openness\, designing adaptive dialogue strategi es\, running VR-based user studies\, and publishing in strong venues. Of t he current Dutch academic postings this is the closest thing to a funded c reative-technologist brief: museum interpretation\, multimodal sensing and dialogue design in one role. REQUIREMENTS: a PhD in computer science\, AI \, HCI or a related field\; experience with conversational AI\, dialogue s ystems or adaptive systems\; experience running empirical research\, prefe rably user studies\; strong analytical and academic writing skills\; and e xcellent English. Apply with a CV including publications\, a motivation le tter and two academic references. Contact: Shenghui Wang (shenghui.wang@ut wente.nl). NOTE: the AcademicTransfer listing page shows a 16 August 2026 deadline while the detail page states 17 August 2026\, so treat 16 August as the effective cut-off.\n\nOrganisation: University of Twente\, Human Me dia Interaction group\nLocation: Enschede\, Netherlands\nAward: EUR 3\,546 to 5\,538 gross per month for 40 hours per week (8 salary steps\, dependi ng on experience)\, plus standard Dutch university holiday and year-end al lowances.\nDuration: One year\, renewable for a further two years subject to positive evaluation\; 40 hours per week\n\nMore: https://www.academictr ansfer.com/en/jobs/362707/postdoc-position-on-multimodal-conversational-ai -for-cultural-heritage/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=r eferral URL:https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362707/postdoc-position-on-mul timodal-conversational-ai-for-cultural-heritage/?utm_source=artificialnouv eaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Enschede\, Netherlands END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:twente-postdoc-llms4eu-ethics-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260825 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260826 SUMMARY:Deadline: University of Twente: Postdoc\, Ethics and Epistemology o f LLMs4EU (17 months) DESCRIPTION:A postdoctoral position in the Philosophy section at the Univer sity of Twente\, part of the 4TU.Center for Ethics and Technology\, workin g on the ethics and epistemology strand (Work Package 6) of LLMs4EU. LLMs4 EU is a European Commission funded initiative led by the Alliance for Lang uage Technologies\, spanning more than 20 countries\, to build large langu age models across all EU languages and preserve European linguistic and cu ltural diversity in the digital age while keeping the resulting tools comp liant with European values and legislation including the AI Act and the GD PR. TASKS: establish benchmarking frameworks that address legal and ethica l concerns\; develop guidelines for fine-tuning processes with an emphasis on preserving cultural heritage\; oversee ethics compliance and advise th e project ethics board\; and build frameworks that integrate ethical consi derations into LLM design. This is the tech-communication and language-pol itics end of AI research rather than a modelling job: the questions are wh ose language\, whose culture and whose norms get encoded when a continent builds its own models. REQUIREMENTS: a doctorate in ethics\, philosophy\, science and technology studies\, AI ethics\, computer science with an ethi cs focus\, or a related field\; demonstrated expertise in AI ethics and et hics compliance\; understanding of AI tool design and LLM development\; ap preciation for cultural diversity\; strong communication and organisationa l skills\; and professional English. Apply through the AcademicTransfer po sting. Closes 25 August 2026.\n\nOrganisation: University of Twente\, Phil osophy section / 4TU.Center for Ethics and Technology\nLocation: Enschede\ , Netherlands\nAward: EUR 4\,241 to 5\,538 gross per month (scale 10\, ste ps 4 to 12) at 1.0 FTE\, plus 8 percent holiday allowance and an 8.3 perce nt year-end bonus.\nDuration: 17 months\, full-time (38 to 40 hours per we ek)\, with possible extension\n\nMore: https://www.academictransfer.com/en /jobs/362444/postdoctoral-researcher-17-months-ethics-and-epistemology-of- llms4eu-design-data-and-deployment/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk& utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362444/postdoctoral-researcher -17-months-ethics-and-epistemology-of-llms4eu-design-data-and-deployment/? utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Enschede\, Netherlands END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:uva-phd-sound-of-disagreement-nordics-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260820 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260821 SUMMARY:Deadline: University of Amsterdam: PhD\, Protest and Political Spee ch in the Nordics 1930-1970 (Sound of Disagreement) DESCRIPTION:Fully funded four-year PhD position within 'The Sound of Disagr eement: Embodied Histories of Political Speech 1800-present'\, an interdis ciplinary project on how political groups have argued in public and how di sagreement sounds. This sub-project covers Nordic labour movements and the articulation of protest from roughly 1930 to 1970\, explicitly working on the sonic practices of political debate and the mediatization of protest\ , so it suits researchers with a sound studies\, media studies or oral his tory angle as much as historians. REQUIREMENTS: a master's degree in Histo ry\, European Studies\, Media Studies\, Nordic Studies or a related discip line\; fluency in Danish\, Finnish\, Norwegian or Swedish depending on the chosen case study\; professional English\; archival research skills\; and a collaborative disposition. Apply via the AcademicTransfer posting (vaca ncy number 15290) with a motivation letter\, CV and research statement. De adline 20 August 2026.\n\nOrganisation: University of Amsterdam (UvA)\, Fa culty of Humanities\, Department of European Studies\nLocation: Amsterdam\ , Netherlands (Kloveniersburgwal 48)\nAward: EUR 3\,059 to 3\,881 gross pe r month at 38 hours per week\, on the Dutch university PhD scale\, plus 8 percent holiday allowance and 8.3 percent year-end bonus. No application f ee.\nDuration: 48 months full-time (16-month initial contract\, extended b y 32 months after a positive evaluation)\; preferred start 1 January 2027\ n\nMore: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362349/phd-position-on-p rotest-and-political-speech-in-the-nordics-1930-1970/?utm_source=artificia lnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362349/phd-position-on-protest -and-political-speech-in-the-nordics-1930-1970/?utm_source=artificialnouve augrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Amsterdam\, Netherlands (Kloveniersburgwal 48) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:uu-phd-media-democracy-1970s-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260906 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260907 SUMMARY:Deadline: Utrecht University: PhD\, Media and Democracy in the 1970 s (NWO Vidi project) DESCRIPTION:Fully funded PhD position in the NWO-funded Vidi project 'Democ racy and the (de-)regulation of the media in Europe since the 1970s'\, whi ch reads the contestation and transformation of democracy in the last quar ter of the twentieth century through media governance. This sub-project ex amines how social movements\, pirate broadcasters and alternative media in itiatives challenged the public broadcasting monopoly across Western Europ e during the long 1970s\, drawing on archival research. REQUIREMENTS: a ma ster's degree in history or a related field\, a demonstrated interest in t he history of democracy and media governance\, professional English plus a t least one other European language\, archival research experience and a c ollaborative approach. Apply through the AcademicTransfer posting (vacancy number 5535). Project leader Dr Pepijn Corduwener (p.corduwener@uu.nl). D eadline 6 September 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Utrecht University\, Faculty of Humanities\, Department of History and Art History\nLocation: Utrecht\, N etherlands (Drift 6)\nAward: EUR 3\,059 to 3\,881 gross per month at 36 to 40 hours per week\, on the Dutch university PhD scale\, plus 8 percent ho liday allowance and 8.3 percent year-end bonus. No application fee.\nDurat ion: 18-month initial contract\, extended to four years after a positive f irst-year assessment\n\nMore: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362 200/phd-media-and-democracy-in-the-1970s/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugran tdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362200/phd-media-and-democracy -in-the-1970s/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Utrecht\, Netherlands (Drift 6) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ual-storytelling-research-fellows-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260912 SUMMARY:Deadline: UAL AKO Storytelling Institute: Storytelling Research Fel lows 2026 (six posts) DESCRIPTION:The UAL AKO Storytelling Institute\, with the Power of Pop Fund \, is recruiting six Storytelling Research Fellows to run independent rese arch projects on how storytelling in popular culture shapes attitudes\, be haviour and public discourse. Fellows work across media including televisi on\, film\, gaming\, podcasts and digital culture\, are supported by the I nstitute's Head of Research and a peer cohort\, and produce actionable fin dings for creative practitioners\, funders and social-impact organisations \, presented at a closing public symposium. ELIGIBILITY: experienced resea rchers with a PhD or equivalent research expertise gained academically\, i ndependently or through professional practice\, with a track record of del ivering high-quality research and working with external partners. Practice -based and non-academic researchers are explicitly in scope. APPLICATION: CV\, record of publications\, a research proposal of 1\,000 to 1\,200 word s\, and a supporting statement including at least one example of a researc h project you designed and delivered. Applications via the UAL jobs portal \; closes 11 September 2026.\n\nOrganisation: University of the Arts Londo n (UAL AKO Storytelling Institute)\, with the Power of Pop Fund\nLocation: High Holborn\, London\, United Kingdom (hybrid)\nAward: GBP 48\,563 per a nnum pro rata (around GBP 19\,425 for the part-time fellowship hours)\, pl us UAL benefits. No application fee.\nDuration: Nine-month fellowship\, pa rt-time\, culminating in a public symposium\n\nMore: https://jobs.arts.ac. uk/job/12629-storytelling-research-fellows/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugr antdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://jobs.arts.ac.uk/job/12629-storytelling-research-fellows/?utm_so urce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:High Holborn\, London\, United Kingdom (hybrid) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fondsbjp-dossiersubsidie-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260915 SUMMARY:Deadline: Fonds BJP: Dossiersubsidie for Freelance Regional and Loc al Journalists (autumn 2026 round) DESCRIPTION:The Dossiersubsidie is the Fonds BJP scheme for freelance regio nal and local journalists in the Netherlands who want to follow one subjec t properly rather than chase daily news\, funding up to EUR 19\,200 for si x months of sustained reporting on a single dossier. It is aimed at the ga p left by shrinking regional newsrooms\, where structural coverage of loca l government\, housing\, care or industry rarely gets paid time. ELIGIBILI TY: freelance journalists working in Dutch regional and local media only ( staff journalists and national-only reporters are directed to the fund's o ther schemes). The fund also runs a year-round Vooronderzoekssubsidie of u p to EUR 8\,800 for preliminary research and a year-round Uitvoeringssubsi die of up to EUR 38\,600 for carrying out projects\, both open to all jour nalists. APPLICATION WINDOW: 17 August to 14 September 2026\, via the Fond s BJP subsidy portal. Online office hours on 8 September 2026\; questions on 020 63 86 295.\n\nOrganisation: Fonds Bijzondere Journalistieke Project en (Fonds BJP)\nLocation: Netherlands\; for freelance journalists working on Dutch regional and local reporting\nAward: Up to EUR 19\,200 for six mo nths of work on a single reporting dossier. No application fee.\nDuration: Six months of dedicated reporting on one subject area\n\nMore: https://ww w.fondsbjp.nl/subsidies/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium= referral URL:https://www.fondsbjp.nl/subsidies/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdes k&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Netherlands\; for freelance journalists working on Dutch regional and local reporting END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:glina3-open-call-type-language-visual-systems-2026@artificialnouveau.gi thub.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260813 SUMMARY:Deadline: GLINA3: Open Call for a Collaborator Working with Type\, Language and Visual Systems DESCRIPTION:GLINA3 is an Amsterdam clay 3D printing and digital design stud io\, and it is looking for one collaborator to join a new research project at the intersection of typography\, language\, technology and material cu lture. They want an artist\, writer\, poet\, anthropologist or artistic re searcher whose existing practice already engages with type design\, typogr aphy\, writing systems\, visual language\, fonts and letterforms\, languag e technologies\, or the tools that shape how language is produced\, read o r translated. This is an unusually good fit for anyone working on the mach ine-readable side of language: the brief explicitly names language technol ogies and translation tooling alongside classical type design. ELIGIBILITY : individual practitioners with demonstrable work in one or more of the li sted areas. HOW TO APPLY: the studio asks for relevant work\, research\, p ublications or projects connected to type\, fonts\, writing systems\, visu al language or the tools that shape them\, and nothing else. Because the d eadline is tight they say Instagram DM is the fastest route\; you can also email a short introduction and one relevant project to office@glina3.nl. NOTE: the fee is confirmed only if the project's own funding comes through \, so clarify terms before committing time.\n\nOrganisation: GLINA3\nLocat ion: Amsterdam\, Netherlands (studio is Amsterdam-based\; collaboration te rms not specified)\nAward: Paid collaboration. The studio states the fee w ill be confirmed upon successful funding\, so the amount is contingent and not published up front. No application fee.\nDuration: New collaborative research project\, length not specified\n\nMore: https://www.instagram.com /p/Dbse-4jDNj5/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.instagram.com/p/Dbse-4jDNj5/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugr antdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Amsterdam\, Netherlands (studio is Amsterdam-based\; collaboration terms not specified) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:k3-tanzplan-hamburg-choreography-residency-2027-2028@artificialnouveau. github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260813 SUMMARY:Deadline: K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg: Choreography Residency 2027-2028 DESCRIPTION:K3 in Hamburg is one of the better-funded choreography residenc ies in Europe\, and it is aimed squarely at people who want research time rather than a production deadline. Three choreographers are selected for e ight months at Kampnagel with a monthly scholarship\, studio access\, a pr oduction budget\, and dramaturgical\, technical and PR support\, plus outr each work and a public presentation at the end. Selection runs in two stag es. ELIGIBILITY: individual choreographers at an emerging to early mid-car eer stage who have already produced independent choreographic work outside an educational context. Open internationally\; formal dance training is n ot required. Teams and ensembles are not eligible\, only individuals. Appl ications close 12 August 2026 at 16:00 CEST.\n\nOrganisation: K3 | Tanzpla n Hamburg (Kampnagel)\nLocation: Hamburg\, Germany. Open internationally.\ nAward: Monthly scholarship (EUR 2\,500 per month in the 2025/26 cycle\; t he 2027/28 figure had not been announced at the time of listing)\, plus on e-time travel expenses\, visa assistance\, a moderate production budget\, studio access\, and dramaturgical\, technical and PR support. No applicati on fee is stated.\nDuration: Eight months\, August 2027 to April 2028\n\nM ore: https://www.k3-hamburg.de/en/k3/jobs&callforproposals?utm_source=arti ficialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.k3-hamburg.de/en/k3/jobs&callforproposals?utm_source=artifi cialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Hamburg\, Germany. Open internationally. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:drift-choreographer-open-call-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260831 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260901 SUMMARY:Deadline: DRIFT: Choreographer Open Call 2026-27 (Dance and Researc h In The Future Time) DESCRIPTION:DRIFT (Dance and Research In The Future Time) is a four-year Cr eative Europe cooperation between ten European organisations\, led by Thea tre de Liege and Maison de la danse. The distinguishing feature is that it funds artistic research rather than production: you are expected to arriv e with questions\, not a finished piece you already intend to make\, and r eviewers read every section of the application through that lens. STRUCTUR E: each of the ten partner organisations selects one choreographer from it s own country\, forming a cohort of ten. Over the programme you get an Onb oarding Lab\, two weeks of residency with your national partner\, three co llaborative Online Labs\, a Festival Lab in Tunis\, individual artistic an d curatorial mentoring\, and a work-in-progress showcase at the Biennale d e la danse in Lyon\, all backed by a EUR 20\,000 research budget that cove rs your fees\, travel\, accommodation and any collaborators. SECOND PHASE: after a further evaluation\, five of the ten artists may receive co-produ ction support and touring across the DRIFT network. That phase is separate from this application and is not guaranteed. ELIGIBILITY: professional ch oreographers in contemporary dance or performance\, at a mid-career stage\ , meaning an established national practice but not yet fully established i nternationally. You must be based in Belgium\, France\, Germany (Berlin re gion only)\, Greece\, Norway\, Italy\, Spain\, Ukraine\, Tunisia or Portug al\, and you apply through the partner organisation representing your coun try of residence\, not centrally. Good English and availability for all pr ogramme dates are required. The country list is strict\, so check it befor e you start. TIMELINE: applications opened 1 July 2026 and close 31 August 2026\; selection through September\; results 9 October 2026\; programme r uns November 2026 to September 2027.\n\nOrganisation: DRIFT\, a four-year Creative Europe cooperation of ten organisations led by Theatre de Liege a nd Maison de la danse\nLocation: Activities across Europe: kick-off in Ber lin\, Festival Lab in Tunis\, showcase in Lyon\, online labs\, plus a resi dency hosted by your own national DRIFT partner. Applicants must be based in Belgium\, France\, Germany (Berlin region only)\, Greece\, Norway\, Ita ly\, Spain\, Ukraine\, Tunisia or Portugal\, and apply through the partner organisation for their country of residence.\nAward: EUR 20\,000 research budget per choreographer\, covering artistic fees\, travel\, accommodatio n and optional collaborator costs. Also included: an Onboarding Lab\, two weeks of residency with your national DRIFT partner\, three collaborative Online Labs\, a Festival Lab in Tunis\, individual artistic mentoring and individual curatorial mentoring\, and a work-in-progress presentation at t he Biennale de la danse in Lyon. No application fee.\nDuration: November 2 026 to September 2027. Kick-off in Berlin 30 November to 1 December 2026\; Festival Lab in Tunis 18-21 March 2027\; Biennale de la danse showcase in Lyon 18-25 September 2027.\n\nMore: https://driftdance.eu/artists/open-ca ll?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://driftdance.eu/artists/open-call?utm_source=artificialnouveaugra ntdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Activities across Europe: kick-off in Berlin\, Festival Lab in Tun is\, showcase in Lyon\, online labs\, plus a residency hosted by your own national DRIFT partner. Applicants must be based in Belgium\, France\, Ger many (Berlin region only)\, Greece\, Norway\, Italy\, Spain\, Ukraine\, Tu nisia or Portugal\, and apply through the partner organisation for their c ountry of residence. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:dot-line-space-water-bodies-ecology-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260830 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260831 SUMMARY:Deadline: Dot Line Space Art Foundation: Water Bodies & Ecology 202 6 (Mumbai) DESCRIPTION:Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a 40-day multidisciplinary initi ative from the Dot Line Space Art Foundation in Mumbai\, bringing artists\ , researchers\, collectives and communities together across research activ ities\, installations and exhibitions at two venues. The premise is artist ic engagement with water\, ecology\, climate\, memory and environmental co nsciousness\, and the programme is explicitly after research-based and sit e-responsive approaches rather than finished gallery objects\, aiming for dialogue between contemporary practice and ecological concerns. WHO CAN AP PLY: individual artists\, artist groups\, interdisciplinary practitioners\ , community-based initiatives\, and collectives and collaborative practice s\, working across all mediums and disciplines. WHAT IS OFFERED: selected artists receive grants towards travel and production expenses. Be aware th at the published call does not give amounts\, does not mention an artist f ee\, and does not mention accommodation\, so confirm the terms with the fo undation (info@dotlinespace.co.in) before committing to travel. Applicatio ns go through a Google Form linked from the project page. ABOUT THE HOST: Dot Line Space was co-founded in 2015 by Gourmoni Das\, Piyush Bavalia and Shruti Bhosle\, all graduates of Sir J.J. School of Art in Mumbai.\n\nOrg anisation: Dot Line Space Art Foundation\nLocation: Mumbai\, India. Presen ted across two venues\; the foundation operates out of the New Great Easte rn Mills in Byculla\, where it runs Nine Fish Art Gallery. Open to artists internationally.\nAward: Grants towards travel and production expenses fo r selected artists. The call does not publish fixed amounts and does not s tate an artist fee or accommodation. No application fee.\nDuration: A 40-d ay multidisciplinary programme in 2026 across two Mumbai venues. Deadline 30 August 2026.\n\nMore: https://www.dotlinespace.co.in/water-bodies-and-e cology-2026/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.dotlinespace.co.in/water-bodies-and-ecology-2026/?utm_sourc e=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Mumbai\, India. Presented across two venues\; the foundation opera tes out of the New Great Eastern Mills in Byculla\, where it runs Nine Fis h Art Gallery. Open to artists internationally. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:acls-digital-justice-grants-2026-27@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261103 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261104 SUMMARY:Deadline: ACLS Digital Justice Grants 2026-27 (Seed and Development ) DESCRIPTION:ACLS Digital Justice Grants fund digital projects in the humani ties and interpretive social sciences that critically engage with the inte rests and histories of people of colour and other historically marginalise d communities\, including Black\, Latinx\, Indigenous\, disabled and LGBTQ + communities. The programme's stated aims are to diversify the digital do main\, advance justice and equity in digital scholarly practice\, and cont ribute to public understanding of racial and social justice issues\, with an explicit interest in scholars working with under-utilised or understudi ed source materials and those at institutions with less infrastructure for digital work. TWO TRACKS\, one deadline: SEED GRANTS of USD 10\,000 to 25 \,000 for projects in the start-up or prototyping phase\, covering plannin g\, prototyping and methodology testing\; and DEVELOPMENT GRANTS of USD 50 \,000 to 100\,000 for projects that have moved past proof of concept and c an show preliminary work and evidence of engagement. ELIGIBILITY: at least one principal investigator must be a scholar in the humanities or interpr etive social sciences\, and awarded funds must be administered by a US ins titution of higher education. WHAT IS NOT FUNDED: creative works such as n ovels or films\, textbooks\, straightforward translations\, purely pedagog ical projects\, and institutional indirect costs. Note that outputs are ex pected to be made as widely available as intellectual property allows\, id eally under the most liberal open-source or Creative Commons licence. TIMI NG: applications go through the ACLS online fellowship and grant administr ation system (ofa.acls.org) by 3 November 2026 at 17:00 ET\; grant terms b egin between 1 July and 31 December 2027 and run 12 to 18 months. The prog ramme is funded by the Mellon Foundation.\n\nOrganisation: American Counci l of Learned Societies (ACLS)\, funded by the Mellon Foundation\nLocation: Grant funds must be administered by a US institution of higher education. No citizenship or residency restriction is stated for the principal inves tigator.\nAward: Seed Grants USD 10\,000 to 25\,000 for start-up and proto typing work\; Development Grants USD 50\,000 to 100\,000 for projects past proof of concept. Institutional indirect costs are not covered. No applic ation fee.\nDuration: Grant terms run 12 to 18 months\, starting between 1 July 2027 and 31 December 2027. Deadline 3 November 2026\, 17:00 ET.\n\nM ore: https://www.acls.org/programs/acls-digital-justice-grants/?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.acls.org/programs/acls-digital-justice-grants/?utm_source=a rtificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Grant funds must be administered by a US institution of higher edu cation. No citizenship or residency restriction is stated for the principa l investigator. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:transfyr-ai-fellowship-2026-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260815 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260816 SUMMARY:Deadline: Transfyr AI Fellowship 2026-2027 (Boston/Cambridge) DESCRIPTION:A one-year\, full-time research fellowship for graduate student s\, recent PhDs and postdocs to lead a project on frontier machine learnin g problems grounded in how scientific work actually happens. THE PREMISE: Transfyr argues science is missing an observability layer. Lab work is ful l of tacit decisions\, failed attempts\, operator judgment\, noisy instrum ents and context that never reaches the written protocol\, and the company is building what it calls the world's largest multimodal dataset of scien tific execution for models to reason over. Fellows get to work with that d ata. RESEARCH AGENDA\, eight named directions: multimodal reasoning (align ing video\, audio\, protocol text\, instrument traces\, timestamps\, gaze and outcomes)\; conflicting evidence (uncertainty and calibration\, eviden ce attribution\, contradiction-aware reasoning)\; long-context scientific memory (long-horizon state tracking\, retrieval over process histories\, f ailure and deviation memory)\; real-world evaluations (benchmark design\, process-level metrics\, lab-grounded model assessment)\; tacit expertise ( expert-novice comparison\, skill representation\, human-in-the-loop feedba ck)\; physical-world AI (embodied data pipelines\, transfer across setting s\, policy and assistance evaluation)\; biosecurity and bio-risk observabi lity (synthesis-to-execution verification\, emergent capability tracking\, autonomous vulnerability detection)\; and scientific execution ontology ( wet-lab-grounded metadata design\, cross-domain causal attribution\, multi -scale variability mapping). WHAT FELLOWS DO: define a research question\, build prototypes\, analyse real multimodal scientific-execution data\, pr essure-test evaluation ideas\, and produce a publishable or demo-grade art ifact\, with direct mentorship from Transfyr's founders\, technical team a nd advisor network across AI\, biology\, robotics and scientific operation s. WHO CAN APPLY: current graduate students able to take leave (and to sel f-certify that they can commit full-time)\, recent PhDs and postdocs in ma chine learning\, computer science\, computational biology\, robotics\, hum an-computer interaction\, statistics or adjacent fields. Strong ML fundame ntals and evidence of research taste are the bar\; the call asks for comfo rt with ambiguity and curiosity about how science happens in physical envi ronments. International applicants are welcome and visa support is availab le for selected fellows. IP TERMS\, worth reading before applying: Transfy r owns the fellowship work product and supports publication subject to con fidentiality and IP review. This is a company fellowship\, not an academic one. APPLICATION: a one-page application sent to ai_fellowship@transfyr.a i saying what you want to work on and what resources you need\, with links that make your work easy to evaluate\; references are requested of finali sts. DEADLINE: applications are reviewed on a ROLLING basis\; apply by 15 August 2026 for full consideration\, decisions roll through late August 20 26\, fellowship begins around September 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Transfyr\nL ocation: Boston/Cambridge\, Massachusetts\, US\, full-time in person. Remo te considered by exception when the project and candidate make it workable .\nAward: $125\,000 annual compensation plus benefits\, plus access to com pute\, GPUs\, data and project support. Applicants are asked to specify th e compute\, GPU\, data or support their project would need. No application fee.\nDuration: Full-time for 12 months\n\nMore: https://fellowship.trans fyr.ai/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://fellowship.transfyr.ai/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&u tm_medium=referral LOCATION:Boston/Cambridge\, Massachusetts\, US\, full-time in person. Remot e considered by exception when the project and candidate make it workable. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:impart-nalli-fellowships-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260831 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260901 SUMMARY:Deadline: The Impart & Nalli Fellowships 2027-28 DESCRIPTION:A research fellowship from Impart\, an online platform building accessible resources on South Asia's art histories\, in collaboration wit h Nalli Silks\, a heritage textile brand established in 1928. The programm e has supported two research projects a year since 2024-25\; for the 2027- 28 cycle two fellowships are awarded\, each carrying a grant of up to INR 5.5 lakhs for one year of independent research and project development. AR EAS OF FOCUS: underexplored textile-related histories\, practices and trad itions across South Asia. Any textile-centric subject may be proposed\; th e call particularly encourages textiles in religious\, literary\, liturgic al and mythological contexts\; the environmental impact of textile product ion and consumption\; endangered or disappearing textile traditions\; crit ical perspectives on textile revivalism\, digitisation\, archives and mate rial afterlives\; labour in textile production with attention to caste\, c lass and gender\; relationships between textiles and other cultural forms including storytelling\, poetry\, music\, architecture and material cultur e\; techniques\, technologies and tools tied to specific traditions\; Sout h Asian textiles within the contemporary global design economy\; intellect ual property\, ownership and cultural rights\; and socio-cultural perspect ives on the relationship between handmade and industrial textiles. ELIGIBI LITY: open to anyone aged 18 or over residing anywhere in the world\, prov ided the project engages with textile practices in the wider South Asia re gion (Afghanistan\, Bangladesh\, Bhutan\, India\, the Maldives\, Myanmar\, Nepal\, Pakistan\, Sri Lanka\, Tibet). Early- and mid-career researchers\ , designers\, archivists\, journalists\, writers\, educators\, practitione rs\, collectives and small organisations are all welcome\, and collaborati ve projects are permitted provided co-creators are credited and listed in the application. Both new and ongoing projects are eligible\, but applican ts must specify which part of the project the grant will develop and discl ose any current or previous funding from other organisations. SUPPORTED FO RMATS: journalistic inquiry\, documentary film\, archive activation\, prac tice-based research\, archive generation\, digitisation and documentation initiatives\, and exhibition or book projects. DELIVERABLES: a comprehensi ve project report at the end of the grant period\; a research dossier deve loped from that report in collaboration with Impart\, presenting key quest ions and findings and hosted on Impart's website for public benefit\; and a set of final project outputs\, which may be audio-visual (interviews\, s hort films)\, visual essays (photographic or process-based documentation)\ , written pieces (essays\, features\, interviews) or curatorial work (exhi bition or digital curation). Fellows also take part in periodic check-ins and submit progress reports. Copyright is settled case by case\, but all f inal outputs must be made openly and freely accessible to the public. APPL ICATION: a Google Form structured as a full project proposal\, plus a proj ect budget (percentage-based allocation is acceptable\, but be as specific as possible)\, a project timeline for the one-year period with key phases \, activities and milestones\, and a single supporting PDF containing an u p-to-date CV\, selected work samples\, and up to two letters of support or recommendation. The form is in English\; applicants who would prefer anot her language are invited to write to Impart to arrange an alternative. NOT E: the fellowship has a strict no-tolerance policy on the use of AI or LLM s in the application form or any submitted materials\, and any violation r esults in rejection. KEY DATES: applications close 31 August 2026\; awarde es notified December 2026\; fellowships run January to December 2027. No i ndividual feedback is given on unsuccessful applications.\n\nOrganisation: Impart in collaboration with Nalli Silks\nLocation: Remote and self-direc ted\; applicants may reside anywhere in the world. Projects must engage wi th textile practices across South Asia: Afghanistan\, Bangladesh\, Bhutan\ , India\, the Maldives\, Myanmar\, Nepal\, Pakistan\, Sri Lanka and Tibet. \nAward: Up to INR 5.5 lakhs (INR 550\,000) per fellow towards project exe cution\, covering research-related expenses including travel\, fieldwork a nd documentation subject to approval. Two fellowships are awarded. No appl ication fee.\nDuration: One year\, January to December 2027\n\nMore: https ://imp-art.org/fellowship-grant/impart-x-nalli-fellowships/?utm_source=art ificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://imp-art.org/fellowship-grant/impart-x-nalli-fellowships/?utm_so urce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote and self-directed\; applicants may reside anywhere in the w orld. Projects must engage with textile practices across South Asia: Afgha nistan\, Bangladesh\, Bhutan\, India\, the Maldives\, Myanmar\, Nepal\, Pa kistan\, Sri Lanka and Tibet. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:agci-climate-environment-data-stewardship-fellow-2026@artificialnouveau .github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260819 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260820 SUMMARY:Deadline: Aspen Global Change Institute: Climate and Environment Da ta Stewardship Fellow DESCRIPTION:AGCI is hiring a Climate and Environment Data Stewardship Fello w to coordinate and contribute to cross-organizational climate and environ mental data stewardship efforts\, supporting synergies and collective lear ning across established initiatives and networks focused on the collection and management of data used to inform climate action\, in ways that promo te long-term data quality\, accessibility\, interoperability and security. PLACEMENT AND MENTORSHIP: the fellow sits within AGCI's Engaged Research Team\, reporting to AGCI's Research Director\, with day-to-day mentorship from leaders at core partner organisations in the data stewardship space\, including the Data Foundation (Sonia Wang) and Public Environmental Data Partners' co-founding member the Open Environmental Data Project (Brittany Janis)\, plus guidance from other leaders in the field. RESPONSIBILITIES: coordination of the coordinators\, using a network-of-networks approach t o build connectedness across emerging and existing work in the climate and environmental data landscape and to help the network identify and act on shared priorities\; planning and coordinating network meetings\, workshops and other convenings\, starting with consolidating the landscape analysis exercises already underway\; elevating data stewardship work by developin g and sharing a comprehensive picture of what is needed to sustain data cr itical to climate action\; supporting peer learning through surveys\, focu s groups or scenario planning that enable cross-organisation conversations about possible futures\; connecting evolving data stewardship to the broa der climate action and investment ecosystem\; and contributing to the Clim ate Reserve\, including professional development programming alongside oth er Climate Reserve-supported fellows. REQUIREMENTS: bachelor's degree requ ired\, master's or doctorate preferred\; minimum 3 years managing communit ies of practice (working groups\, interagency groups and similar) or coord inating multi-organisation or network-based initiatives\, ideally related to climate or environmental science or policy\; familiarity with data stew ardship principles (long-term data quality\, accessibility\, interoperabil ity\, security) sufficient to support conversations across technical and n on-technical partners\; public speaking experience\; experience working ac ross institutional\, sectoral and geographic contexts at the science-polic y interface\; strong project management\, research\, analysis and synthesi s skills\; and willingness to travel domestically and internationally. Dom ain expertise in any one data stewardship area is not required\, and knowl edge of the civil society data stewardship space is desirable rather than expected. TERM AND PAY: full-time for one year at an anticipated USD 85\,0 00 to 100\,000. DEADLINE: priority deadline 19 August 2026. HOW TO APPLY: through the AGCI Workable posting.\n\nOrganisation: Aspen Global Change In stitute (AGCI)\, with Public Environmental Data Partners\nLocation: Remote anywhere within the continental United States. AGCI's primary office is i n Basalt\, Colorado\, under an 'Institute Without Walls' approach. Travel: up to 8 domestic trips a year and up to 1 international trip.\nAward: Ant icipated salary USD 85\,000 to 100\,000\, based on the general US market.\ nDuration: Full-time for 1 year\; start as soon as possible and no later t han 1 October 2026\n\nMore: https://apply.workable.com/aspen-global-change -institute/j/8C263710C9/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium= referral URL:https://apply.workable.com/aspen-global-change-institute/j/8C263710C9/? utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote anywhere within the continental United States. AGCI's prima ry office is in Basalt\, Colorado\, under an 'Institute Without Walls' app roach. Travel: up to 8 domestic trips a year and up to 1 international tri p. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:kluge-fellowships-library-of-congress-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260916 SUMMARY:Deadline: Kluge Fellowships at the Library of Congress 2027 DESCRIPTION:The John W. Kluge Center awards twelve residential fellowships a year for humanistic and social science research that draws on the Librar y of Congress collections\, with interdisciplinary and cross-cultural proj ects particularly welcome. Fellows get four to eleven months in residence at a stipend of USD 5\,000 per month\, work and discussion space in the Je fferson Building\, and access to the Library's specialist staff\, the worl d's largest law library\, extensive multilingual books and periodicals\, a nd deep special collections of manuscripts\, maps\, music\, films\, record ed sound\, prints and photographs\, alongside the wider scholarly communit y in Washington. The Center was established in 2000 through a USD 60 milli on endowment from John W. Kluge. ELIGIBILITY: scholars who received a term inal advanced degree (the highest degree available in the discipline\, usu ally a PhD\, JD or international equivalent) within the past seven years\, in the humanities\, social sciences\, or a professional field such as arc hitecture or law. The degree must be in hand at the time of submission\, a nd full-time students are therefore out of scope. Open to U.S. citizens an d foreign nationals\; selected foreign nationals are assisted in obtaining a Library-sponsored J-1 visa\, though holders of H-1B visas are not eligi ble. APPLICATION: through the Library's online portal\, opening 15 April 2 026 and closing 11:59pm on 15 September 2026. Materials required are an ap plication form in English\, a CV (max 2 pages)\, a 500-word research abstr act\, a one-page statement on how the Library's collections will serve the work\, a project proposal with work plan (max 3 pages)\, a bibliography ( max 3 pages)\, and two reference letters from referees who have read the p roposal. No fee.\n\nOrganisation: John W. Kluge Center\, Library of Congre ss\nLocation: Washington\, DC\, United States (in residence at the Thomas Jefferson Building\, 101 Independence Ave SE). Open to applicants of any n ationality: U.S. citizens and foreign nationals alike\, with J-1 exchange visitor visa sponsorship provided for those who need it.\nAward: Stipend o f USD 5\,000 per month for a residency of four to eleven months\, so USD 2 0\,000 to USD 55\,000 depending on the tenure awarded. Twelve Kluge Fellow ships are awarded each year. Stipends are paid monthly by electronic trans fer to a U.S. bank account. No application fee\, no participation fee.\nDu ration: Four to eleven months in residence\; fellows may take up residence at any point in the 18-month window after receiving the fellowship letter \n\nMore: https://www.loc.gov/programs/john-w-kluge-center/chairs-fellowsh ips/fellowships/kluge-fellowships/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&u tm_medium=referral URL:https://www.loc.gov/programs/john-w-kluge-center/chairs-fellowships/fel lowships/kluge-fellowships/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medi um=referral LOCATION:Washington\, DC\, United States (in residence at the Thomas Jeffer son Building\, 101 Independence Ave SE). Open to applicants of any nationa lity: U.S. citizens and foreign nationals alike\, with J-1 exchange visito r visa sponsorship provided for those who need it. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:normsy-social-media-measurement-methods-incubator-2026@artificialnouvea u.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260916 SUMMARY:Deadline: Normsy: Social Media Measurement Methods Incubator RFP DESCRIPTION:Normsy\, a project of Civic Health Project\, runs a small metho ds incubator for new strategies to measure or estimate the impact of proso cial social-media interventions. Normsy identifies toxic posts (typically content attacking or violating civic norms) and offers real users a set of AI-generated prosocial comments to choose from and post\; the open questi on is how to estimate the effect of those comments on content producers\, other commenters and bystanders who consume content without interacting me asurably. The current approach combines survey experiments (how active X u sers respond emotionally to threads with and without the intervention\, an d how it shifts agreement with and support for the original post) with pai d X API platform data (classifying comments before and after an interventi on\, plus coarse engagement metrics that cost money each time they are rec ollected). WHAT THEY WANT: a systematic way to leverage available platform data and maximise the utility of the survey experiments. Example proposal s include a strategy for measuring toxicity/prosociality and reach/visibil ity of a thread over time with a randomisation design generating a control group of threads\, or an approach to benchmarking the prosocial potential of AI-generated comments through an iterative arena with human judges or a theory-backed LLM validation approach with human validation. The brief i s explicit that methodological innovation\, causal identification\, scalab le measurement frameworks and novel observational approaches matter far mo re than proposing new intervention types\; proposals need not study Normsy exclusively but must explain how the evaluation design transfers to it. E thics and IRB considerations are central and Normsy will collaborate with selected researchers on ethics review and implementation planning. Researc hers retain publication independence and IP\; the partnership is expected to produce data for an academic paper. SUBMIT: one zipped folder through t he linked Google Form containing a 3-page proposal (design\, work already done\, work still needed to scale and implement)\, a budget document for t he USD 20\,000\, a timeline with concrete deliverables inside 6 months\, a nd short bios for all team members. Award notifications mid-October 2026. Questions to kylan@civichealthproject.org\; informal and exploratory conve rsations welcome.\n\nOrganisation: Normsy (a project of Civic Health Proje ct)\nLocation: Remote. Open to individuals and teams from academic\, acade mic-adjacent and industry backgrounds\; no stated country restriction. Res earch context is X/Twitter (proposals may be multi-platform but must inclu de X).\nAward: USD 1\,000 awarded to each of the top 5 proposals\, plus up to USD 20\,000 to fund R&D and/or testing with one selected partner indiv idual or team. Preference for budgets where at least 50 percent goes to re search costs (survey respondents\, LLM or X API credits). No application f ee.\nDuration: Proposals must set out concrete deliverables within 6 month s of starting\; the partnership is framed as the start of a potentially lo nger-term collaboration\n\nMore: https://normsy.ai/labs/openrfp?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://normsy.ai/labs/openrfp?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&ut m_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote. Open to individuals and teams from academic\, academic-adj acent and industry backgrounds\; no stated country restriction. Research c ontext is X/Twitter (proposals may be multi-platform but must include X). END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bold-lab-bold-fellow-oxford-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260916 SUMMARY:Deadline: BOLD Fellow\, British Open-ended Learning and Discovery L ab DESCRIPTION:The British Open-ended Learning and Discovery (BOLD) Lab is a n ew UKRI-funded initiative establishing an AI research laboratory led from the University of Oxford\, bringing more than 80 researchers from Oxford\, UCL and Imperial College London under one vision. It carries an initial i nvestment of around GBP 8 million with the potential for a further GBP 22 million extending the investment over six years\, making it one of the UK' s largest bets on fundamental AI research. The lab's remit is ambitious\, high-risk work on the fundamental science of artificial intelligence\, alo ngside training future leaders in the field. THE ROLE: up to 12 BOLD Fello ws are being recruited across the three universities. Fellows are expected to operate with a high level of independence and responsibility\, setting their own research direction\, publishing at the highest level\, and ment oring junior researchers and doctoral students. They also play a leading r ole in managing the lab and take responsibility for developing its strateg ic and scientific direction\, with primary responsibility for a programme of independent funded research projects. The posting frames the draw as ex ceptional independence\, direct collaboration with world-leading colleague s across the three institutions\, access to substantial and rapidly growin g compute\, and real influence over the intellectual direction and culture of a major national lab. WHO SHOULD APPLY: senior researchers with an est ablished\, original research track record in AI or a closely related field \, who are a recognised authority in their area. HOW TO APPLY: submit an o nline application with a covering letter or supporting statement\, a CV\, and details of two referees. Informal enquiries are welcomed beforehand to the BOLD Exec Team at boldexec-team@eng.ox.ac.uk. NOTE: this is a salarie d fixed-term research post rather than a grant. Only applications received before midday on Tuesday 15 September 2026 can be considered.\n\nOrganisa tion: University of Oxford\, Department of Engineering Science (BOLD Lab\, with UCL and Imperial College London)\nLocation: Oxford\, UK\, with posts also based at UCL and Imperial College London. The 12 posts are employed across the three universities.\nAward: Salary on Oxford Grade 10R\, GBP 65 \,336 to GBP 84\,663 per year\, with the posting noting that further salar y options are being explored. Benefits include associate membership at Reu ben College\, 38 days annual leave\, pension scheme\, childcare services\, and travel expenses for stakeholder and conference visits. Fellows also g et access to substantial compute: 3 million GPU hours on Isambard for the first 18 months\, with the lab working towards 5\,000 H100-equivalents in total across industry and government support. No application fee.\nDuratio n: Fixed-term\, 12 months\, funded by UKRI\n\nMore: https://eng.ox.ac.uk/j obs/job-detail?vacancyID=187853&utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_ medium=referral URL:https://eng.ox.ac.uk/jobs/job-detail?vacancyID=187853&utm_source=artifi cialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Oxford\, UK\, with posts also based at UCL and Imperial College Lo ndon. The 12 posts are employed across the three universities. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:new-public-entrepreneur-in-residence-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260909 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260910 SUMMARY:Deadline: New_ Public Entrepreneur in Residence\, Pilot Cohort DESCRIPTION:New_ Public is piloting a virtual Entrepreneur in Residence pro gramme for solo founders building alternatives to the mainstream social pl atforms. Its framing: people are turning away from algorithmic social medi a\, AI bots are taking over the big platforms\, and users are retreating i nto private closed spaces\, which leaves an opening for builders working o n a new information ecosystem rather than the status quo. The residency su pplies research\, experts\, connections and tools\; the founder brings the vision and experience. TWO FOCUS AREAS: humans connecting to humans\, mea ning products that bring people into meaningful contact online (forums\, m essaging apps\, groups\, microblogging\, in-person meetups)\, including AI -powered platforms and tools as long as they connect people to people rath er than people to bots\; and local and civic information environments\, me aning tools for distributing local news\, building community knowledge and facilitating collective sensemaking\, so people can get trustworthy infor mation about their communities. WHAT RESIDENTS DO: use self-directed time to prototype ideas\, test assumptions and gain clarity\; participate in re gular check-ins\, engage with the other resident and the wider team\, and take candid feedback on product and strategy\; engage seriously with go-to -market questions about who the user is\, how they find you\, and the path to sustainability\; and help shape the programme itself\, since the pilot cohort's feedback directly informs how the EIR programme runs going forwa rd. WHO THEY WANT: entrepreneurial founders ready to build their next thin g within the focus areas\, with a track record of or clear drive toward wo rk that builds social trust\, connection and belonging\; strong product th inkers with good judgment\, a relentless focus on user needs\, and opennes s to coaching on mission-aligned business models. An early idea is enough\ , no working product required. The pilot is open to founders with somethin g else going on alongside\, though the full programme will most likely be full time. APPLICATION PROCESS: submit the written application online\; sh ortlisted applicants submit a short video by 18 September 2026 covering ba ckground\, motivation and a quick pitch\; full applications and videos go to the advisory board\, with offers made in early October ahead of the kic koff. FUTURE COHORTS: New_ Public plans to open the next cohort to the UK and EU from spring 2027. Deadline 11:59pm Pacific on Wednesday 9 September 2026.\n\nOrganisation: New_ Public\nLocation: Remote\, with an in-person kickoff retreat in Philadelphia\, USA (19 to 22 October 2026). Open to app licants based in the United States or Canada.\nAward: Stipend of USD 22\,5 00\, paid in three monthly installments across the residency\, each contin gent on continued active participation. Plus USD 1\,500 toward an AI tool of the resident's choice for coding\, prototyping or design. Two residents are selected in the pilot cohort. Also provided: hands-on product and str ategy support from senior New_ Public staff and outside experts\; access t o New_ Public's five years of original research on moderation\, governance \, community stewardship and platform design\, plus direct access to the r esearchers behind it\; and introductions across New_ Public's network of m ajor platforms\, startups\, university researchers and funders for hiring\ , fundraising\, early user testing and community partnerships. Residents m ust submit a Form W-9 or W-8BEN to receive the stipend. No application fee .\nDuration: Three months\, from the week of 19 October 2026 to 29 January 2027\, run remotely apart from the opening retreat\n\nMore: https://newpu blic.org/EIR?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://newpublic.org/EIR?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_med ium=referral LOCATION:Remote\, with an in-person kickoff retreat in Philadelphia\, USA ( 19 to 22 October 2026). Open to applicants based in the United States or C anada. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bulletin-editorial-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260828 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260829 SUMMARY:Deadline: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Editorial Fellowship 20 26 DESCRIPTION:The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists runs an Editorial Fellows Program for emerging leaders who can give its audience regular and expans ive coverage of the Bulletin's core issues\, the existential threats facin g humanity. TRACKS: two specialty tracks are open in this round\, biosecur ity and disruptive technology/AI. Fellows write for the Bulletin's editori al pages\, producing up to four published pieces over the year at USD 750 each\, with limited travel costs and occasional incidental expenses covere d on approval. WHO SHOULD APPLY: this is not a student programme. Applican ts need significant professional experience\, an established record of pub lishing quality work\, and recognition as an emerging leader in their fiel d\; undergraduate and graduate students may apply only if they bring subst antial writing experience and published work. No geographic or citizenship restriction is stated. HOW TO APPLY: email a resume\, a cover letter (the call stresses that the cover letter matters)\, and up to three writing sa mples\, with 'editorial fellow' as the subject line\, to the address given on the call page. Fellows are announced in September 2026. Deadline 28 Au gust 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists\nLocation: R emote. No geographic or citizenship restriction is stated.\nAward: USD 750 per published piece\, for up to four pieces annually\, so up to USD 3\,00 0. Limited travel costs and occasional incidental expenses are also covere d. No application fee.\nDuration: Annual fellowship\, built around up to f our published pieces\n\nMore: https://thebulletin.org/2026/08/apply-to-be- a-2026-bulletin-editorial-fellow/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&ut m_medium=referral URL:https://thebulletin.org/2026/08/apply-to-be-a-2026-bulletin-editorial-f ellow/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote. No geographic or citizenship restriction is stated. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:les-antipodes-numeric-2026-the-word@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260908 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260909 SUMMARY:Deadline: Numeric 2026: The Word (Les antipodes Research and Creati on Residency) DESCRIPTION:Two research and creation residency grants in Agullana\, Catalo nia\, for artists\, thinkers and scientists of any branch (formal\, natura l\, social\, applied) working at the intersection of art\, culture\, scien ce and thought. THIS YEAR'S THEME\, The Word\, is squarely about large lan guage models. The framework moves from the word as creative principle acro ss traditions (the Judeo-Christian creating God\, the Quran as uncreated w ord\, the Sanskrit Om and the Vedas\, mantras that summon rather than desc ribe) to science relocating that intuition in the cell (Sagan's four-lette r alphabet of DNA as a material text\, Margulis countering that the langua ge of life is chemistry\, Witzany holding that all cell interactions are s ign-mediated)\, and then to LLMs\, which for the first time detach the wor d from the flesh and generate text through a probabilistic architecture tr ained on human language. The call asks what LLMs reveal about authorship\, originality and meaning when a system generates text that moves\, persuad es or deceives without experience or intention\, and whether we can still say the models operate exclusively on human experience once they ingest th eir own output. It explicitly wants work that blurs comprehension and simu lation\, authorship and recombination\, and it names antecedents worth kno wing before applying: Ramon Llull's Ars Magna\, Joan Brossa's Sextina cibe rnetica\, Oulipo constraint writing\, oracles and divination\, oral-formul aic transmission\, translation as probabilistic approximation\, exquisite corpses\, Burroughs's cut-ups\, automatic writing\, musical improvisation and scientific simulation. Les antipodes asks for engagement 'beyond the i nstrumental use of the tools' and away from utopian and dystopian framings . WHAT YOU GET: spacious\, luminous\, independent work spaces plus a share d terrace in the centre of the village\, spaces for meeting\, dialogue and public presentation\, introductions to local\, academic\, artistic and pr ofessional contacts on request\, and support organising any activities tha t arise. The residency ends with an informal presentation\, and results ma y feed into the publications or public programme of Les antipodes. IMPORTA NTLY\, this is not an acquisition prize and involves no transfer of rights : authorship and intellectual property stay with the creators\, and select ion implies no acquisition of the work. Credits on resulting work must ack nowledge Numeric 2026 and its collaborators. WHO CAN APPLY: open to everyo ne of legal age\, any discipline or origin\, individually or as a collecti ve\, with the stipend shared among collective members. Applications must b e in Catalan or English whatever the working language of the project\, sub mitted through the online form with an optional PDF of up to 5 pages and 1 0 MB. One application per person or collective. EVALUATION\, in order of w eight: singularity and innovation\; relevance to this year's LLM framework \; and interaction and transfer of value\, meaning relations with the soci al and geographical environment of Agullana and the Emporda and a plan for presenting the outcome in editorial\, on-site\, performative\, sound\, au diovisual or other form. The call may be declared void if no proposal reac hes the required level. PRACTICAL: residents must hold their own health co ver (EHIC for EU citizens\, or valid travel or health insurance for Spain otherwise) and are responsible for their own equipment. Supported by the G eneralitat de Catalunya\, Agullana and Figueres town councils\, and Accion Cultural Espanola through the PICE national residencies programme. Terms are published in Arabic\, Catalan\, English\, Spanish\, French and Chinese .\n\nOrganisation: Les antipodes\, with Bolit Centre d'Art Contemporani Gi rona and Museu de l'Emporda Figueres\nLocation: Agullana\, Alt Emporda\, C atalonia\, Spain. A village of 900 people\, 20 km from Figueres and the Vi lafant high-speed rail station\, 40 km from Perpignan\, 60 km from Girona\ , 160 km from Barcelona.\nAward: Two grants. Each provides a stipend of EU R 1\,000 as taxable base (taxes and withholdings apply)\, round-trip trave l within the European Union\, and accommodation and meals for the four wee ks in Agullana. Travel and meals cover the resident only\, though the shar ed apartment can host immediate family by arrangement. Numeric also provid es the resources specified in the application and agreed during preparatio n. No application fee. Note that if a selected candidate lacks the profess ional registration needed to receive the stipend and payment has to be arr anged through Les antipodes\, the resulting costs are deducted from the st ipend.\nDuration: Four weeks\, 2 to 30 November 2026\, with both residenci es running simultaneously. Preceded by one month of preparation and follow ed by a two-month closing period. Applications 23 July to 8 September 2026 \; decision announced 22 September 2026.\n\nMore: https://lesantipodes.com /numeric/2026_bases_en.html?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medi um=referral URL:https://lesantipodes.com/numeric/2026_bases_en.html?utm_source=artifici alnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Agullana\, Alt Emporda\, Catalonia\, Spain. A village of 900 peopl e\, 20 km from Figueres and the Vilafant high-speed rail station\, 40 km f rom Perpignan\, 60 km from Girona\, 160 km from Barcelona. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ecf-academic-research-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 SUMMARY:Deadline: European Cultural Foundation: Academic Research Fellowshi p (ECF Historical Archives) DESCRIPTION:The academic track of the ECF Fellowship Programme\, which fost ers new research engaging with the history of the European Cultural Founda tion and the broader role of culture in European integration. The ECF was established in 1954 by figures including Denis de Rougemont\, Robert Schum an\, Hendrik Brugmans and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands\, on the beli ef that Europe will not be built by treaties alone. Over seventy years it has produced programmes\, institutes\, campaigns and collaborations\, incl uding a contribution to shaping and implementing the ERASMUS student mobil ity scheme. That legacy is now preserved at the Historical Archives of the European Union in Florence alongside the records of the EU's main institu tions\, a placement that itself recognises the Foundation's role in Europe an integration. ELIGIBILITY for the Academic Research Fellowship: research ers in European studies\, cultural studies\, history and related fields ac ross the humanities and social sciences\, specifically PhD and postdoctora l researchers\, early-career researchers within ten years of completing a master's or doctoral degree\, and independent scholars with an active rese arch profile. Fellows work at the HAEU embedded in the international schol arly community of the European University Institute\, with the archives ho used at Villa Salviati. Applications and all supporting documentation must be submitted in English through the online form. NOTE: this is the EUR 5\ ,000 academic track. The EUR 10\,000 Artistic Research Fellowship\, open t o professional creatives in visual arts\, performing arts\, film and audio visual practices\, podcasting and audio storytelling\, documentary\, journ alism and literary practices\, is listed separately on the desk and shares the same deadline.\n\nOrganisation: European Cultural Foundation\, hosted at the Historical Archives of the European Union\nLocation: Historical Ar chives of the European Union\, Villa Salviati\, Florence\, Italy\, within the European University Institute.\nAward: EUR 5\,000 grant to support a r esearch stay at the HAEU\, covering travel\, accommodation and living expe nses. The parallel Artistic Research Fellowship carries EUR 10\,000 and ad ditionally covers artistic production. No application fee.\nDuration: Rese arch stay at the HAEU. Outcomes must be completed and publicly presented o r published within two years of signing the Grant Agreement. Deadline 30 S eptember 2026 at 17:00 CET.\n\nMore: https://culturalfoundation.eu/open-ca lls/new-fellowship-programme-to-research-the-ecf-historical-archives/?utm_ source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://culturalfoundation.eu/open-calls/new-fellowship-programme-to-re search-the-ecf-historical-archives/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk& utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Historical Archives of the European Union\, Villa Salviati\, Flore nce\, Italy\, within the European University Institute. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:unidee-cittadellarte-visiting-research-curator-2027-28@artificialnouvea u.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260913 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260914 SUMMARY:Deadline: UNIDEE Residency Programs: Visiting Research Curator 2027 -28 DESCRIPTION:Cittadellarte is recruiting a Visiting Research Curator to shap e the research arc of the UNIDEE Residency Modules for 2027-2028\, the rol e most recently held by Nina Fiocco and Gaia Martino. Founded by Michelang elo Pistoletto in 1999\, the residency has hosted thousands of artists and cultural professionals from 52 countries. WHAT THEY WANT: rather than a f ixed theme set in advance\, they want a curator who brings their own line of inquiry and develops it collectively through the modules. Suggested the matic areas are the evolving landscape of socially engaged art practices\, research-driven and process-oriented practice\, and the conditions of cul tural work and cultural workers\, aligned with UNIDEE's focus on artistic research in response to ecological\, geopolitical and technological challe nges. They also flag a specific interest in how contemporary art practices are archived\, drawing on the UNIDEE archive\, which documents over two d ecades of socially engaged art initiatives. THIS IS A JOB\, NOT A GRANT: t he duties list is long and operational. It covers proposing the overarchin g curatorial theme\, designing and delivering a minimum of 8 weekly reside ntial modules per year\, writing the curatorial statement and resident ope n call\, recruiting mentors and guests\, selecting residents\, hosting and facilitating every module in person\, communications and website texts\, a dissemination strategy\, and conceiving and editing publications. There is also teaching-adjacent work with the Unidee Academy of Contemporary Art s\, including public lectures and studio visits. Budget the time before ap plying. PROFILE: experience curating art in the public sphere and socially engaged art\, specialised knowledge of international contemporary art\, e xperience designing experimental and collaborative educational activities\ , and experience with artistic research and dissemination standards. Excel lent English required\; Italian welcome but not essential. APPLYING: onlin e form with a project proposal of maximum 5000 characters stating your vis ion for the modules programme and a development strategy including possibl e mentors and guests\, plus a CV\, a portfolio of maximum three relevant p rojects\, and TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION\, so line up your referees ear ly. A jury of the UNIDEE Advisory Board\, the Director of Cittadellarte an d invited experts decides. They do not give feedback on unsuccessful propo sals.\n\nOrganisation: Fondazione Pistoletto Cittadellarte and UNIDEE Resi dency Programs\nLocation: Cittadellarte\, Biella\, Italy. Requires in-pers on presence at Cittadellarte for a minimum of one month plus the full leng th of each module.\nAward: Compensation and contractual terms commensurate with the candidate's level of professional experience\, starting from a g ross amount of EUR 22\,000 for the appointment\, excluding travel and hosp itality\, which are covered separately. No application fee.\nDuration: Tem porary appointment from November 2026 to December 2028\, covering the 2027 -2028 research arc and a minimum of 8 residency modules per year. Deadline 13 September 2026 at 23:59 CEST\; shortlisted candidates interviewed onli ne by mid-October 2026\, with the selected candidate announced a few days later.\n\nMore: https://unidee.cittadellarte.it/activity.html?id=269&utm_s ource=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://unidee.cittadellarte.it/activity.html?id=269&utm_source=artific ialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Cittadellarte\, Biella\, Italy. Requires in-person presence at Cit tadellarte for a minimum of one month plus the full length of each module. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:futures-of-listening-earth-immersion-trembling-planet-2027@artificialno uveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260913 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260914 SUMMARY:Deadline: Futures of Listening x KNMI: Earth Immersion\, Trembling Planet Residency DESCRIPTION:One residency for an artist\, designer or maker working with so und\, exploring spatial sound in relation to seismology\, climate and disc harge-related acoustics\, run with the Royal Netherlands Meteorological In stitute. THE PREMISE: climate change is making major landslides\, ice-brea koff events from marine-terminating glaciers\, and sound-producing ice mov ements more common. These generate infrasonic vibrations inaudible to huma ns that sometimes spread across the entire planet and into the atmosphere. The residency asks how immersive sound techniques can make these events t angible and build meaningful sonic narratives from them. WHAT YOU GET ACCE SS TO: scientific data on seismological events\, vibrations\, infrasound a nd the movement of land and ice masses\, with scientific expertise from KN MI (lead researcher Jelle Assink) and artistic guidance from the Futures o f Listening team\, relating local events to global impact. RESEARCH QUESTI ONS to position your proposal against include how immersive sound can cult ivate situated listening to ecological processes and more-than-human encou nters\, how artistic and scientific methods of working with environmental data can inform each other\, and what is gained\, lost or ethically at sta ke when environmental sounds are translated\, interpreted or reconstructed through spatial and synthetic means. DELIVERABLE: residents are expected to create a final spatial sound production using the 4DSOUND system. Other outcomes may include immersive installations\, data-driven sonic works\, audiovisual pieces\, software prototypes or reusable methodologies. Experi ence in art-science environments is welcome but not required\; you may ins tead explain why working in one would benefit your practice. HARD ELIGIBIL ITY GATE: applicants must be based in the Netherlands AND registered as an artist with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK). This is not negotiable a nd rules out non-NL applicants. Futures of Listening is a Netherlands-base d platform for spatial sound\, immersive experience\, performance and inst allation art\, founded by FIBER Festival\, 4DSOUND\, Robin Koek and Art of Sound at the Royal Conservatoire The Hague\, supported by CIIIC and Stimu leringsfonds.\n\nOrganisation: Futures of Listening (FIBER\, 4DSOUND\, Rob in Koek\, Art of Sound) in collaboration with KNMI\, the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute\nLocation: Partially self-hosted\, partially at the 4DSOUND studio in Amsterdam\, and partially at KNMI in De Bilt near Ut recht\, Netherlands.\nAward: Total residency fee of EUR 7\,125\, calculate d as 25 commissioned days at a day rate of EUR 285. Six of those 25 days c an be spent at the 4DSOUND studio working with their team. Some additional financial support is available if needed\, including material and travel costs\, but these must be clearly defined and agreed before the residency starts. No application fee.\nDuration: January to March 2027\, structured as 25 commissioned days. Deadline 13 September 2026.\n\nMore: https://fibe r.homerun.co/artist-residency-earth-immersion/en?utm_source=artificialnouv eaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://fiber.homerun.co/artist-residency-earth-immersion/en?utm_source =artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Partially self-hosted\, partially at the 4DSOUND studio in Amsterd am\, and partially at KNMI in De Bilt near Utrecht\, Netherlands. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:era-ai-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260913 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260914 SUMMARY:Deadline: ERA:AI Fellowship 2027 (Winter cohort\, Cambridge) DESCRIPTION:Paid in-person research fellowship in Cambridge for people who want to build expertise in AI safety or AI governance. Fellows develop and complete a research project on mitigating risks from frontier AI\, workin g in one of three streams: technical safety\, governance\, or technical AI governance. WHAT YOU GET: a GBP 10\,000 stipend for the 10-week programme \, visa support\, travel expense coverage\, meals during working hours\, e xpert mentorship from established researchers\, dedicated research managem ent support aimed at publishing in top venues\, and immersion in Cambridge 's AI safety research community with regular social and networking events. Top performers can be extended by 6 months or more through the Research S cholars programme. ELIGIBILITY: open to anyone 18 or older\; the programme is talent-first with no formal credential requirement\, welcoming researc hers\, students and professionals from technical\, policy\, security\, leg al\, economic and other relevant backgrounds\; prior formal research exper ience is not required. SELECTION: three stages\, a written application of roughly 2 hours\, Round 1 interviews in late September for the top 20 perc ent\, and Round 2 interviews in early October. COHORT: starts 18 January 2 027. Deadline 13 September 2026 at 23:59 Anywhere on Earth.\n\nOrganisatio n: ERA Fellowship\nLocation: Cambridge\, United Kingdom\, in person with d edicated desk space at ERA's office. Visa support provided.\nAward: GBP 10 \,000 stipend for the 10-week fellowship\, plus visa support\, travel expe nse coverage and meals during working hours. Top performers can receive 6+ month extensions through the Research Scholars programme. No application fee.\nDuration: 10 weeks\, 18 January to late March 2027. Deadline 13 Sept ember 2026 at 23:59 Anywhere on Earth.\n\nMore: https://erafellowship.org/ fellowship?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://erafellowship.org/fellowship?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantd esk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Cambridge\, United Kingdom\, in person with dedicated desk space a t ERA's office. Visa support provided. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:asf-fellowships-americans-nordic-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102 SUMMARY:Deadline: American-Scandinavian Foundation: Fellowships for America ns in the Nordic Countries 2027-28 DESCRIPTION:The American-Scandinavian Foundation's award program for study and research abroad is its longest-standing commitment to educational exch ange: over the past 100 years\, more than 4\,000 fellowships and grants ha ve gone to Americans working in the Nordic region and Scandinavians in the US engaged in study\, research\, or creative arts projects. Fellowships f or Americans in the Nordic Countries support projects in Denmark\, the Far oe Islands\, Greenland\, Iceland\, Finland\, Norway\, Sweden\, and Sapmi. AMOUNTS: long-term fellowships of up to USD 23\,000 for 4 to 12 months\, a nd short-term grants of up to USD 5\,000 for 1 to 3 months\; awards are gi ven in all fields\, with graduate students (preferably dissertation-relate d)\, academic professionals\, and creative artists eligible. In 2026\, 31 American Fellows were granted over USD 277\,390 in total. REPORTING: fello ws abroad more than six months submit an interim report mid-project\, and all fellows submit a final narrative report within 60 days of the fellowsh ip period's end. DEADLINE: 1 November 2026 for the 2027-28 cycle. See ASF' s Program Guidelines for full requirements and apply via the ASF applicati on portal.\n\nOrganisation: American-Scandinavian Foundation\nLocation: No rdic region (Denmark\, Faroe Islands\, Greenland\, Iceland\, Finland\, Nor way\, Sweden\, and Sapmi). For American graduate students\, academic profe ssionals\, and creative artists\; project must take place in the Nordic co untries.\nAward: Long-term fellowships of up to USD 23\,000 for 4 to 12 mo nths\; short-term grants of up to USD 5\,000 for 1 to 3 months. In 2026\, 31 American Fellows received over USD 277\,390 in total funding. Awards ar e given in all fields\, including creative arts projects.\nDuration: 1 to 3 months (grants) or 4 to 12 months (fellowships)\; year-long fellows subm it an interim report\, and all fellows submit a final narrative report wit hin 60 days of the fellowship's end.\n\nMore: https://www.amscan.org/fello wships-grants/grants-and-awards-for-americans/?utm_source=artificialnouvea ugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.amscan.org/fellowships-grants/grants-and-awards-for-america ns/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Nordic region (Denmark\, Faroe Islands\, Greenland\, Iceland\, Fin land\, Norway\, Sweden\, and Sapmi). For American graduate students\, acad emic professionals\, and creative artists\; project must take place in the Nordic countries. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:oxford-cedr-postdoc-computational-social-science-2026@artificialnouveau .github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260926 SUMMARY:Deadline: University of Oxford: Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Com putational Social Science and Text Analysis (CeDR) DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Democratic Resilience (CeDR) at the University o f Oxford is hiring a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Computational Social Science and Text Analysis to join an interdisciplinary team building a new computational research agenda on risks to academic freedom\, institutiona l autonomy\, and higher education governance. The fellow leads computation al analysis of large collections of legal\, regulatory\, and political tex ts\, developing innovative NLP methods to analyse legislation\, policy doc uments\, and political discourse\, with particular attention to Germany. R EQUIREMENTS: a doctorate (held or near completion) in political science or a related field\, with expertise in computational social science and natu ral language processing. TERMS: full-time\, fixed-term for three years\, b ased in Oxford\, salary GBP 39\,424 to 51\,983. APPLICATION: online via th e University of Oxford job pages with CV and supporting statement (job ref erence 188420)\; online interviews the week of 5 October 2026. Start 1 Nov ember 2026 or soon after. NOTE: this is a salaried research job\, not a gr ant. DEADLINE: 25 September 2026\, 12 noon UK time.\n\nOrganisation: Centr e for Democratic Resilience\, Department of Politics and International Rel ations\, University of Oxford\nLocation: Oxford\, UK (full-time\, on site) . Must hold or be close to completing a doctorate in political science or a related field.\nAward: Salary GBP 39\,424 to 51\,983 per annum. Full-tim e\, fixed-term for three years. No application fee.\nDuration: 3 years\, s tarting 1 November 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter.\n\nMore: https: //www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DST162/postdoctoral-research-fellow-in-computational- social-science-and-text-analysis?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm _medium=referral URL:https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DST162/postdoctoral-research-fellow-in-compu tational-social-science-and-text-analysis?utm_source=artificialnouveaugran tdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Oxford\, UK (full-time\, on site). Must hold or be close to comple ting a doctorate in political science or a related field. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fas-ai-safety-policy-entrepreneurship-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau .github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260907 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260908 SUMMARY:Deadline: FAS: AI Safety Policy Entrepreneurship Fellowship 2026-27 (part-time\, remote) DESCRIPTION:The Federation of American Scientists' AI Safety Policy Entrepr eneurship Fellowship helps early- to mid-career professionals advance a fr ontier-AI-safety policy idea from concept toward implementation as a FAS a ffiliate. Fellows get policy-entrepreneurship training\, reading groups\, and twice-monthly check-ins while developing a policy memo and advocacy pl an\; the strongest receives a USD 1\,000 merit award on top of the USD 5\, 000 stipend. ELIGIBILITY: subject-matter expertise from technical AI resea rch\, academia\, think tanks\, civil society\, industry\, law\, cybersecur ity\, or national security\, with limited prior policy experience\; the wo rk is primarily remote with two mandatory US in-person events (California retreat 4-7 November 2026\, DC capstone week of 22 February 2027). Runs 30 September 2026 to 28 February 2027 at about 5 hours per week. DEADLINE: 7 September 2026\, 11:59PM ET.\n\nOrganisation: Federation of American Scie ntists (Day One Project)\nLocation: Primarily remote\, US-policy focused\, with two mandatory in-person events in the US (California retreat 4-7 Nov ember 2026\; Washington DC capstone the week of 22 February 2027).\nAward: USD 5\,000 stipend for the part-time fellowship (about 5 hours per week)\ , plus a USD 1\,000 merit award for the most actionable policy memo and ad vocacy plan. No application fee.\nDuration: 30 September 2026 to 28 Februa ry 2027\, about 5 hours per week alongside your job.\n\nMore: https://fas. org/career/ai-safety-pef/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium =referral URL:https://fas.org/career/ai-safety-pef/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrant desk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Primarily remote\, US-policy focused\, with two mandatory in-perso n events in the US (California retreat 4-7 November 2026\; Washington DC c apstone the week of 22 February 2027). END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:iliad-fellowship-fall-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260922 SUMMARY:Deadline: ILIAD Fellowship: Mentored AI Alignment Research (Novembe r and December 2026 cohorts) DESCRIPTION:The ILIAD Fellowship is a 3-month mentored research fellowship producing concrete outputs in applied-mathematical AI alignment research\, distinct from ILIAD's four-week taught Intensive. Fellows work in person in London or the SF Bay Area with a USD 6\,000 per month travel-and-housin g allowance. ELIGIBILITY: primarily PhD and postdoc researchers in mathema tics\, theoretical physics\, theoretical computer science or related field s\, though a degree is not a hard requirement given substantial research e xperience\; limited remote flexibility. DEADLINES: 21 September 2026 for t he November cohort (2 November 2026 to 5 February 2027)\; 19 October 2026 for the December cohort (1 December 2026 to 5 March 2027). A single common application at iliad.ac/apply covers the Fellowship and the Intensive.\n\ nOrganisation: ILIAD\nLocation: London\, UK or San Francisco Bay Area\, US A (in-person\, limited remote flexibility). Primarily for PhD/postdoc-leve l researchers in maths\, theoretical physics\, or theoretical CS\; a degre e is not a hard requirement given substantial research experience.\nAward: USD 6\,000 per month travel-and-housing allowance for the 3-month fellows hip. No tuition or application fee.\nDuration: 3 months. November cohort: 2 November 2026 to 5 February 2027\; December cohort: 1 December 2026 to 5 March 2027.\n\nMore: https://www.iliad.ac/fellowship?utm_source=artificia lnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.iliad.ac/fellowship?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&u tm_medium=referral LOCATION:London\, UK or San Francisco Bay Area\, USA (in-person\, limited r emote flexibility). Primarily for PhD/postdoc-level researchers in maths\, theoretical physics\, or theoretical CS\; a degree is not a hard requirem ent given substantial research experience. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:lawai-summer-fellowship-us-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270129 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270130 SUMMARY:Deadline: Institute for Law & AI: Summer Fellowship US 2027 (Washin gton DC) DESCRIPTION:The Institute for Law & AI's US Summer Fellowship is a paid res earch fellowship at the leading edge of US AI law and policy for law stude nts\, professionals\, and academics\, including the Summer Institute on La w and AI in Washington DC and mentorship from LawAI research staff. FUNDIN G: USD 2\,000 per week\, a USD 10\,000 relocation/housing stipend for DC-b ased fellows\, covered flights\, accommodation and meals for the Convening Week\, and potentially higher subsidies for exceptional candidates. ELIGI BILITY: a strong grasp of US legal principles applicable to AI regulation via formal US legal study (incoming 1L and up) or comparable professional experience\; full-time commitment 14 June to 20 August 2027\; valid US wor k authorization required (visa sponsorship possible but not guaranteed). T he application takes about 20 minutes. DEADLINE: 29 January 2027\, 11:59PM ET.\n\nOrganisation: Institute for Law & AI (LawAI)\nLocation: Washington \, DC\, USA (relocation expected\; USD 10\,000 relocation/housing stipend for DC-based fellows). Requires valid US work authorization\; visa sponsor ship available but not guaranteed.\nAward: USD 2\,000 per week subsidy\, p lus a USD 10\,000 relocation/housing stipend for DC-based fellows and cove red travel\, accommodation and meals for the Convening Week\; higher subsi dies possible for exceptional candidates. No application fee.\nDuration: 1 4 June to 20 August 2027\, full-time\; Convening Week (Summer Institute on Law and AI) 21-25 June in Washington DC.\n\nMore: https://law-ai.org/summ er-fellowship-us/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referra l URL:https://law-ai.org/summer-fellowship-us/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugr antdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Washington\, DC\, USA (relocation expected\; USD 10\,000 relocatio n/housing stipend for DC-based fellows). Requires valid US work authorizat ion\; visa sponsorship available but not guaranteed. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:harry-ransom-center-fellowships-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261107 SUMMARY:Deadline: Harry Ransom Center Research Fellowships 2027-2028 (Austi n\, Texas) DESCRIPTION:The Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin aw ards research fellowships for on-site work in its collections spanning lit erature\, photography\, film\, art\, performing arts\, music and cultural history\, supporting scholarly articles\, dissertations\, creative works\, digital humanities projects and exhibition proposals. FELLOWSHIP TYPES: P ostdoctoral Fellowships of USD 3\,500 per month for one or two months\, op en to holders of a PhD or terminal degree (MFA\, MLIS)\, current or former faculty\, and similarly qualified researchers without institutional affil iation\; Dissertation Fellowships of USD 2\,500 for graduate students with doctoral dissertations in progress\; and Travel Stipends of USD 2\,000 op en to graduate students\, current or former faculty and independent resear chers including journalists and artists (not combinable with other Ransom Center fellowships). International recipients in all categories receive an additional one-time USD 500 stipend toward visa and travel costs. Fellows spend most days in the Reading Room consulting the collections\, with acc ess to a shared office\, during a residency period between 1 June 2027 and 31 August 2028. APPLY with a three-page proposal PDF and letters of recom mendation\; recommendation letters are also due by the deadline. DEADLINE: 6 November 2026\, 5:00 PM CST.\n\nOrganisation: Harry Ransom Center\, The University of Texas at Austin\nLocation: Austin\, Texas\, USA. On-site re search in the Ransom Center's collections\; international applicants welco me and receive an additional one-time USD 500 stipend for visa and travel costs.\nAward: Postdoctoral Fellowships: USD 3\,500 per month for one or t wo months. Dissertation Fellowships: USD 2\,500. Travel Stipends: USD 2\,0 00 (open to graduate students\, faculty and independent researchers includ ing artists and journalists). International recipients get an extra USD 50 0. No application fee.\nDuration: One to two months on-site\, taken betwee n 1 June 2027 and 31 August 2028.\n\nMore: https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/fell owships/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/fellowships/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugra ntdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Austin\, Texas\, USA. On-site research in the Ransom Center's coll ections\; international applicants welcome and receive an additional one-t ime USD 500 stipend for visa and travel costs. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:tilting-axis-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261016 SUMMARY:Deadline: Tilting Axis Fellowship 2027 for Caribbean-Based Practiti oners (with Nieuwe Instituut) DESCRIPTION:The Tilting Axis Fellowship 2027 supports researchers\, designe rs\, writers\, curators and cultural producers based in the Caribbean regi on\, led by Nieuwe Instituut with Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam\, Fresh Milk (Barbados)\, RAA! (Aruba) and Instituto Buena Bista (Curacao). Formal degr ees are not required\; the program prioritises creativity\, critical think ing and strong potential over credentials. FUNDING: a EUR 2\,500 stipend p er fellow\, up to EUR 1\,000 additional travel budget for research-related movement within or beyond the Caribbean\, and full coverage of airfare an d programming for the Netherlands visit. PROGRAM: six weeks in April-May 2 027 with weekly check-ins and a self-defined project milestone\, including a 10-day visit to the Netherlands with five days of tailored cultural pro gramming\, site visits and meetings with artists and institutions. ELIGIBI LITY: residents of designated Caribbean territories (including Cuba\, Jama ica\, Haiti\, Trinidad and Tobago and others)\; diaspora members based els ewhere are not eligible. APPLY: proposals by email to ta-fellowship@nieuwe instituut.nl. DEADLINE: 15 October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Tilting Axis\, w ith Nieuwe Instituut\, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam\, Fresh Milk (Barbados)\ , RAA! (Aruba) and Instituto Buena Bista (Curacao)\nLocation: Caribbean-ba sed (applicants must be residents of designated Caribbean territories\; di aspora not eligible). Six-week program with a 10-day visit to the Netherla nds\, airfare and programming covered.\nAward: EUR 2\,500 stipend per fell ow\, plus up to EUR 1\,000 travel budget for research-related movement and full coverage of airfare and Netherlands programming during the visit. No application fee.\nDuration: Six weeks\, April-May 2027\, including a 10-d ay Netherlands visit with five days of tailored cultural programming.\n\nM ore: https://tiltingaxis.org/news/ta-fellowship-2027?utm_source=artificial nouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://tiltingaxis.org/news/ta-fellowship-2027?utm_source=artificialno uveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Caribbean-based (applicants must be residents of designated Caribb ean territories\; diaspora not eligible). Six-week program with a 10-day v isit to the Netherlands\, airfare and programming covered. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai-philosophy-competition-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101 SUMMARY:Deadline: AI Philosophy Competition: First Edition DESCRIPTION:The AI Philosophy Competition\, organised by philosophers Zacha ry Goodsell and Elliott Thornley and funded by Forethought Research\, aims to gauge the philosophical capabilities of AI in a way transparent to the philosophical community. Entrants submit up to three original essays on a ny philosophical topic\; essays must be primarily AI-generated\, with some human guidance allowed\, and each entry must include a methodology report explaining how the essay was produced. Essays are capped at 6\,000 words each and may not be previously published or under review elsewhere\; entra nts consent to online publication and may choose anonymity. Judging is bli nd to methodology and authorship and evaluates the quality and originality of the philosophical content (style is not graded)\; the judging committe e includes David Chalmers\, John Hawthorne\, Herman Cappelen\, Cian Dorr a nd other academic philosophers. PRIZES: USD 3\,000 / 2\,000 / 1\,000 for t he top three essays\, plus a USD 5\,000 creative methodology pool. Finalis ts announced early December 2026\, results end of January 2027. DEADLINE: 31 October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Zachary Goodsell and Elliott Thornley\, funded by Forethought Research\nLocation: Online submission via OpenReview (preferred) or Google Forms\; open internationally.\nAward: USD 3\,000 fi rst prize\, USD 2\,000 second\, USD 1\,000 third\, plus a USD 5\,000 pool for creative methodology distributed at the judges' discretion (USD 11\,00 0 total). No entry fee.\nDuration: Finalists announced early December 2026 \; results announced end of January 2027.\n\nMore: https://www.zacharygood sell.com/ai-philosophy-competition?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&u tm_medium=referral URL:https://www.zacharygoodsell.com/ai-philosophy-competition?utm_source=ar tificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Online submission via OpenReview (preferred) or Google Forms\; ope n internationally. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:lawai-winter-research-fellowship-eu-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261012 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261013 SUMMARY:Deadline: Institute for Law & AI: Winter Research Fellowship EU Law 2027 (Cambridge\, UK) DESCRIPTION:The Institute for Law & AI's Winter Research Fellowship (EU Law ) is a 10-week full-time paid research fellowship for lawyers who want to deepen their understanding of AI and law and contribute to the field\, wit h close support and mentorship from LawAI staff. Previous Seasonal Researc h Fellows have gone on to legal and policy roles in the European AI Office \, leading AI companies\, academia and think tanks\, including LawAI itsel f. FUNDING: a GBP 1\,000 weekly stipend plus a GBP 7\,000 relocation and h ousing payment\; fellows work from LawAI's Cambridge\, UK office\, with re mote candidates considered in exceptional circumstances. ELIGIBILITY: open to graduate law students\, professionals and academics with diverse skill sets\, experience levels and degrees of knowledge in AI law and policy. F ellowship runs 1 February to 9 April 2027. Applications are considered on a rolling basis as received\, so apply early. DEADLINE: 12 October 2026.\n \nOrganisation: Institute for Law & AI (LawAI)\nLocation: Cambridge\, UK ( in-office\; remote candidates considered in exceptional circumstances). GB P 7\,000 relocation and housing payment provided.\nAward: GBP 1\,000 weekl y stipend for the 10-week fellowship (GBP 10\,000 total)\, plus a GBP 7\,0 00 relocation and housing payment. No application fee.\nDuration: 10 weeks full-time\, 1 February to 9 April 2027\, based at LawAI's Cambridge\, UK office.\n\nMore: https://law-ai.org/wrf-eu/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugr antdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://law-ai.org/wrf-eu/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_me dium=referral LOCATION:Cambridge\, UK (in-office\; remote candidates considered in except ional circumstances). GBP 7\,000 relocation and housing payment provided. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:mmca-international-researcher-residency-2027@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260919 SUMMARY:Deadline: MMCA International Researcher Residency Program 2027 DESCRIPTION:The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art\, Korea invi tes curators\, critics and independent researchers to its International Re searcher Residency Program at MMCA Residency Changdong in Seoul. The progr am supports curatorial and research-based inquiry into modern and contempo rary Asian art through sustained research and professional exchange with t he Korean art scene. Four researchers are selected across three terms in 2 027. SUPPORT: a monthly grant of KRW 1\,200\,000 (approx. USD 850\, total KRW 3\,600\,000 for the period) and a private live-in studio with access t o the residency's facilities. Participants cover their own round-trip airf are\, meals\, local transportation\, research materials and travel/medical insurance. ELIGIBILITY: open exclusively to curators\, critics and indepe ndent researchers of all nationalities except Korean citizens\, with a res earch focus on modern and contemporary Asian art\, at least five years of professional experience and fluency in English\; previous participants of the MMCA Changdong or Goyang residencies are not eligible. Applications ar e submitted online via mmca.go.kr only. Deadline: 18 September 2026\, 18:0 0 KST.\n\nOrganisation: National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art\, K orea (MMCA)\nLocation: Seoul\, South Korea (MMCA Residency Changdong)\nAwa rd: Monthly grant of KRW 1\,200\,000 (approx. USD 850)\, total KRW 3\,600\ ,000 for the residency period\, plus a private live-in studio provided fre e of charge\nDuration: Approx. 10 weeks\; three terms in 2027: 1 April - 1 0 June (1 researcher)\, 1 July - 9 September (2 researchers)\, 30 Septembe r - 9 December (1 researcher)\n\nMore: https://www.mmca.go.kr/eng/pr/newsD etail.do?bdCId=202608270010566&utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_m edium=referral URL:https://www.mmca.go.kr/eng/pr/newsDetail.do?bdCId=202608270010566&utm_s ource=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Seoul\, South Korea (MMCA Residency Changdong) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:arc-prize-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261102 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261103 SUMMARY:Deadline: ARC Prize 2026 DESCRIPTION:The ARC Prize Foundation runs its 2026 competition for progress toward artificial general intelligence\, with a USD 2\,000\,000 total pri ze pool across three tracks: the main Kaggle competition on the ARC-AGI-2 static reasoning benchmark\, a track on ARC-AGI-3 interactive agent reason ing (second milestone 30 September 2026)\, and a paper prize for research that advances understanding of ARC-AGI performance. Milestone prizes run U SD 25\,000 / 10\,000 / 2\,500. Open to individuals and teams worldwide\, e ntirely online via Kaggle. Winning entries must be open-sourced under perm issive licenses to collect prizes. Main submission deadline 2 November 202 6\, paper track 8 November 2026\; results announced 4 December 2026.\n\nOr ganisation: ARC Prize Foundation\nLocation: Online (Kaggle)\, worldwide\nA ward: USD 2\,000\,000 total prize pool across three tracks (ARC-AGI-2\, AR C-AGI-3 agents\, and a paper prize)\; milestone prizes include USD 25\,000 / 10\,000 / 2\,500\nDuration: Competition runs through 2 November 2026 (p aper track 8 November)\; results announced 4 December 2026\n\nMore: https: //arcprize.org/competitions/2026?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm _medium=referral URL:https://arcprize.org/competitions/2026?utm_source=artificialnouveaugran tdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Online (Kaggle)\, worldwide END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:kth-phd-feminist-ai-gender-based-violence-2026@artificialnouveau.github .io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260925 SUMMARY:Deadline: KTH Royal Institute of Technology: PhD\, Feminist AI Addr essing Gender-Based Violence DESCRIPTION:Fully funded four-year PhD position (third-cycle subject: Infor mation and Communication Technology) on Feminist AI Addressing Gender-Base d Violence\, supervised by Associate Professor Amir Hossein Payberah at th e Department of Computing and Learning Systems. The project develops AI me thods that make online gender-based violence visible by detecting not only explicit abuse but also the structural silences and omissions that shape digital narratives\, combining large language models\, NLP and machine lea rning to identify missing voices\, hidden patterns and gaps in institution al accountability. The doctoral student will develop novel ML models and e valuation methods\, construct large-scale datasets and knowledge graphs\, collaborate with feminist organizations and civil society partners\, and p ublish in leading AI venues. ELIGIBILITY: a second-cycle (master's) degree \, or at least 240 higher education credits including 60 second-cycle cred its\, or substantially equivalent knowledge\, plus English equivalent to S wedish English B/6. APPLY via KTH's recruitment system (reference number P A-2026-2872) with certified copies of diplomas and grades\, CV\, an applic ation letter of maximum 2 pages\, representative publications or technical reports\, and contact details for two to three academic references. Deadl ine 24 September 2026 at midnight CEST.\n\nOrganisation: KTH Royal Institu te of Technology\, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( Department of Computing and Learning Systems)\nLocation: Stockholm\, Swede n\nAward: Fully funded\, full-time employed doctoral position with monthly salary according to KTH's collectively agreed doctoral student salary agr eement\, plus Swedish employee benefits. No application fee.\nDuration: Fo ur years full-time doctoral education (temporary employment renewed in inc rements\, initially up to one year then up to two years at a time)\; up to 20 percent departmental duties such as teaching may be added. Start date by agreement.\n\nMore: https://kth.varbi.com/what:job/jobID:963228/?utm_so urce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://kth.varbi.com/what:job/jobID:963228/?utm_source=artificialnouve augrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Stockholm\, Sweden END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:stroom-den-haag-pro-research-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261025 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026 SUMMARY:Deadline: Stroom Den Haag: PRO Research DESCRIPTION:Stroom Den Haag's PRO Research scheme contributes to the costs of a research project or artist-in-residency that feeds the development of new work and benefits The Hague's art climate. WHO CAN APPLY: The Hague a rtists registered in the Stroom database with an updated profile (Mijn Str oom)\, and also curators\, mediators\, critics\, publicists and others pro fessionally active in the contemporary art world\; applicants from outside The Hague submit a CV for consideration. APPLICATION: via the Stroom port al using Stroom's budget model\, with amounts excluding VAT. NOT ELIGIBLE: applicants enrolled in (art) educational programmes (Bachelor\, Master\, postdoc\, PhD) or art academy students\, and post-academic work periods su ch as the Rijksakademie\, De Ateliers\, the Jan van Eyck Academie and the EKWC fall outside the funding scheme system. DEADLINE: the last 2026 round closes 25 October 2026 (rounds recur roughly every six weeks). The grant is valid for up to two years after the decision\, with 80 percent paid upf ront.\n\nOrganisation: Stroom Den Haag\nLocation: The Hague\, Netherlands. Open to Hague artists registered with Stroom and to curators\, mediators\ , critics\, publicists and others professionally active in the contemporar y art world\; applicants from outside The Hague apply with a CV.\nAward: M aximum EUR 5\,000 per research project\, up to EUR 20\,000 per applicant p er calendar year. Amounts exclude VAT and grants are only awarded on demon strable financial need. No application fee.\nDuration: Project-based\; the grant remains valid for up to two years after the decision meeting\, with 80 percent paid upfront and 20 percent on the final report\n\nMore: https ://www.stroom.nl/en/stroom-for-artists/financial-support/pro-research?utm_ source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.stroom.nl/en/stroom-for-artists/financial-support/pro-resea rch?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:The Hague\, Netherlands. Open to Hague artists registered with Str oom and to curators\, mediators\, critics\, publicists and others professi onally active in the contemporary art world\; applicants from outside The Hague apply with a CV. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:brooks-international-fellowship-tate-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261022 SUMMARY:Deadline: Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027 (Tate Brit ain x Delfina Foundation) DESCRIPTION:Tate\, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation\, invites appli cations for the thirteenth Brooks International Fellowship Programme: two 6-month fellowships in 2027 for international researchers based outside th e UK\, hosted in the Tate Britain Curatorial Division and complemented by activities and residency life at Delfina Foundation. FELLOWSHIP 1\, Leonor a Carrington: Art and the Theatre of Life: foundational research into the British-Mexican artist's interest in theatre\, performance and performativ ity\, locating\, analysing and contextualising theatrical materials across archives\, manuscripts\, correspondence\, photographs and ephemera\, and situating them within Carrington's transnational career\; a Fellow with kn owledge of the Mexican social-political context\, culture and performance histories of the second half of the twentieth century is particularly well placed. FELLOWSHIP 2\, Artist Supported Studios: contributing to research and development of the 2028 Tate Britain Commission through the lens of a rtists who work with supported studios (organisations enabling disabled an d neurodivergent artists to develop sustained professional practices)\, ex ploring how galleries\, commissioned artists and supported studios can dev elop different forms of communication and ways of working through the comm issioning process\, how collaborative practices can be documented and inte rpreted while remaining attentive to artistic agency\, and how the researc h can shape future institutional practice. Fellows live at Delfina Foundat ion with a desk in their room plus hot-desking\, work at Tate Britain\, co llaborate across Tate sites\, get access to Tate's collection\, archive\, staff and networks\, and present their practice at Tate and Delfina events . APPLICATION: download and return the Word application form from the Tate jobs page (only returned Word forms are accepted\; nothing is filled in o nline). DEADLINE: Wednesday 21 October 2026\, 17:00 GMT.\n\nOrganisation: Tate\, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation\nLocation: London\, UK (wo rking at Tate Britain\, living at Delfina Foundation). Open to internation al researchers based outside the UK.\nAward: Fully funded 6-month fellowsh ip: living allowance bursary of GBP 40 per day\, single bedroom at Delfina Foundation (house of up to 8 residents with shared facilities)\, return e conomy flight\, UK airport transfers\, visa fee reimbursement with visa su pport\, London Underground and bus travel pass\, a research resource allow ance\, and travel to other Tate galleries (Tate Modern\, Liverpool\, St Iv es) and other UK and European cultural institutions. Two fellowships avail able. No application fee.\nDuration: Six months\, 5 April to 17 September 2027\n\nMore: https://jobsearch.tate.org.uk/jobs/job/Brooks-International- Fellow-Programme/839?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=refe rral URL:https://jobsearch.tate.org.uk/jobs/job/Brooks-International-Fellow-Prog ramme/839?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:London\, UK (working at Tate Britain\, living at Delfina Foundatio n). Open to international researchers based outside the UK. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:anat-synapse-residency-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261014 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261015 SUMMARY:Deadline: ANAT: Synapse Residency Program 2027 (Australia) DESCRIPTION:ANAT's flagship Synapse program embeds an Australian artist in an Australian research organisation for 16 weeks of self-guided creative r esearch with no required outcome\; one residency is on offer in 2027. The artist identifies their own host and submits a joint application led by th e artist\, so hosts can span any science or technology field\, from medica l research institutes and digital health labs to engineering and environme ntal science\; Synapse has a long history of art-science pairings across d isciplines. WHAT YOU GET: a total artist fee of AUD 19\,250 ex GST plus 12 % superannuation\, and up to AUD 3\,500 toward other project expenses. ELI GIBILITY: Australian citizens or permanent residents based in Australia\; tertiary students including PhD candidates are ineligible\, as are past Sy napse recipients within 10 years\; the fee covers one artist\, artist grou ps are ineligible. ASSESSMENT: by an independent art-science panel\, with notification in late November 2026. DEADLINE: 14 October 2026 at 3 pm ACDT . Residency takes place between February and October 2027.\n\nOrganisation : Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT)\nLocation: An Australia n research organisation chosen by the artist (onsite/offsite mix). Open to Australian citizens or permanent residents based in Australia.\nAward: To tal artist fee of AUD 19\,250 ex GST plus 12% superannuation\, plus up to AUD 3\,500 toward other project expenses. No application fee.\nDuration: 1 6 weeks full-time (or part-time equivalent)\, between February and October 2027.\n\nMore: https://www.anat.org.au/program/2027-synapse-call/?utm_sou rce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.anat.org.au/program/2027-synapse-call/?utm_source=artificia lnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:An Australian research organisation chosen by the artist (onsite/o ffsite mix). Open to Australian citizens or permanent residents based in A ustralia. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:nethope-humanitarian-ai-research-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.gith ub.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261010 SUMMARY:Deadline: NetHope: Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship 2026 (Remote ) DESCRIPTION:NetHope\, the consortium of more than 60 humanitarian\, develop ment and conservation organizations working with over 70 technology compan ies\, is piloting a short-term Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship to grow the pool of researchers and practitioners who understand how AI can respo nsibly advance humanitarian work\, producing findings its member organizat ions can put to immediate practical use. Two parallel streams: Stream 1\, AI Adoption and Governance (case studies of how humanitarian and nonprofit organizations adopt\, govern and manage risk around AI tools\; suited to backgrounds in policy\, program evaluation or humanitarian systems) and St ream 2\, AI Systems and Localization (evaluating open-source and open-weig ht models for humanitarian use\, local versus proprietary systems\, low-co nnectivity deployment\, fine-tuning prompt and dataset libraries\; suited to computer science\, machine learning or applied data science backgrounds \, with model evaluation or red-teaming experience a plus). ELIGIBILITY: m id-career to seasoned practitioners with strong writing and analytical ski lls\, internationally open\; fellows must pass an OFAC screening. NetHope owns all research outputs and IP\; fellows are credited as named authors. HOW TO APPLY: CV\, letter of interest answering three set questions\, 2-3 references\, optional writing sample\, via NetHope's online form. NetHope may review applications and select fellows before the closing date\, so ap ply early. DEADLINE: 9 October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: NetHope\nLocation: R emote\, internationally open.\nAward: Stipend\; the amount is not publishe d in the call (details are shared with selected fellows and set out in the fellowship agreement). Part-time\, approximately 10 hours per week. 4 to 6 fellows selected. No application fee.\nDuration: Mid-November 2026 throu gh February 2027\, part-time (approx. 10 hours per week).\n\nMore: https:/ /nethope.app.box.com/f/0377bdadf36e4b74b2f244fe07cd9f9b?utm_source=artific ialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://nethope.app.box.com/f/0377bdadf36e4b74b2f244fe07cd9f9b?utm_sour ce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote\, internationally open. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:andrew-carnegie-fellows-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261114 SUMMARY:Deadline: Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program 2027 DESCRIPTION:The Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program awards USD 200\,000 each to scholars\, journalists\, authors and public intellectuals for one to two years of research and writing toward a book or major study in the social s ciences and humanities\, with recent classes framed around understanding U S political polarization and strengthening social cohesion. HOW IT WORKS: this is a nomination-based program\; individuals cannot apply directly. No minations come from designated nominators at universities\, colleges\, thi nk tanks\, publishers and other institutions\, and most nominating institu tions run internal selection rounds with deadlines in early October 2026 ( check your institution's research office). Carnegie Corporation's nominati on deadline is 13 November 2026\, with fellows announced in spring 2027. E LIGIBILITY: US-based candidates put forward by their institutions\; both s enior and junior scholars are considered. If you are affiliated with a uni versity or think tank and want to be considered\, contact your institution 's limited-submissions or research development office well before its inte rnal deadline. NOMINATION DEADLINE: 13 November 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Car negie Corporation of New York\nLocation: US. For US-based scholars\, journ alists\, authors and public intellectuals\; candidates must be nominated b y their institution (direct applications are not accepted).\nAward: USD 20 0\,000 over one to two years for research and writing toward a book or maj or study. NOTE: institutional nomination required\; individuals cannot app ly directly.\nDuration: One to two years of funded research and writing.\n \nMore: https://carnegie.org/our-work/special-projects/andrew-carnegie-fel lows/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://carnegie.org/our-work/special-projects/andrew-carnegie-fellows/ ?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:US. For US-based scholars\, journalists\, authors and public intel lectuals\; candidates must be nominated by their institution (direct appli cations are not accepted). END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ardc-grants-january-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270115 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270116 SUMMARY:Deadline: ARDC: Amateur Radio and Digital Communications Grants (Ja nuary 2027 round) DESCRIPTION:ARDC funds amateur radio\, wireless technology education\, and communications research and development\, including software-defined radio \, mesh and packet networking\, and open RF tooling\, which puts it square ly at the transmission-art and community-network end of creative tech. WHA T YOU GET: grants with no stated minimum or maximum\; the published 2026 p ortfolio ranges from USD 1\,285 to USD 258\,000\, so both small education projects and major open-source radio infrastructure are funded. CONDITIONS : all funded work must be released openly (GPL\, MIT\, BSD\, CERN OHL or C C licenses). ELIGIBILITY: US 501(c)(3) nonprofits\, government agencies\, schools and universities\, and international nonprofits and schools\; indi viduals\, artist collectives and radio clubs must apply through a nonprofi t fiscal sponsor\, which is routine in the US but adds overhead. APPLICATI ON: open now on a quarterly cadence\; the September 2026 round has closed\ , so the next actionable deadline is 15 January 2027\, with evaluation tak ing 60 to 120 days.\n\nOrganisation: Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)\nLocation: USA-based funder\, worldwide reach. US 501(c)(3) nonprof its\, government agencies\, schools and universities\, and international n onprofits and schools\; individuals\, collectives and radio clubs apply th rough a nonprofit fiscal sponsor.\nAward: No fixed range is stated on the apply page\, but ARDC's published 2026 grant portfolio shows awards from U SD 1\,285 up to USD 258\,000 (for example GNU Radio 4 at USD 258\,000). No application fee.\nDuration: Quarterly grant cycles (deadlines 15 January\ , 1 April\, 1 July\, 1 September)\; evaluation takes 60 to 120 days.\n\nMo re: https://www.ardc.net/apply/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_ medium=referral URL:https://www.ardc.net/apply/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_m edium=referral LOCATION:USA-based funder\, worldwide reach. US 501(c)(3) nonprofits\, gove rnment agencies\, schools and universities\, and international nonprofits and schools\; individuals\, collectives and radio clubs apply through a no nprofit fiscal sponsor. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:art-explora-cite-residency-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261031 SUMMARY:Deadline: Art Explora x Cité internationale des arts Residency\, 7 th Call (Paris) DESCRIPTION:The 7th call of the Art Explora residency programme at the Cit é internationale des arts opened 21 September 2026. The programme support s projects exploring the crossovers of art with science\, technology and e cology\, which makes it one of the stronger art-science fits in Europe. Re sidents receive a furnished live-work studio of around 50 m2 in Paris\, EU R 1\,000 per month living stipend\, up to EUR 3\,000 production budget\, r ound-trip travel and mentoring\, with residencies of 3 or 6 months for sol o artists and 3 months for duos of an artist with a researcher\, curator o r writer. Open to visual\, performing and digital artists of all nationali ties and ages with at least 5 years of professional experience and an inte rnational exhibition record. Programme details at artexplora.org. TO APPLY : submit via the Art Explora application platform. DEADLINE: 30 October 20 26\, 11:59 PM Paris time.\n\nOrganisation: Art Explora Foundation and Cit é internationale des arts\nLocation: Paris\, France. Open worldwide to ar tists with at least 5 years of professional practice.\nAward: EUR 1\,000 p er month living stipend plus up to EUR 3\,000 production grant\, a furnish ed live-work studio of around 50 m2 at the Cité internationale des arts\, round-trip travel to Paris and curatorial mentoring. No application fee.\ nDuration: 3- or 6-month residencies during 2027\; 3 months for duos (arti st plus researcher\, curator or writer).\n\nMore: https://artexplora.plate formecandidature.com/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=ref erral URL:https://artexplora.plateformecandidature.com/?utm_source=artificialnouv eaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Paris\, France. Open worldwide to artists with at least 5 years of professional practice. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:open-notebook-early-career-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101 SUMMARY:Deadline: The Open Notebook Early-Career Fellowship 2027 (remote) DESCRIPTION:The Open Notebook's paid fellowship for early-career science jo urnalists is open for its 2027 round. Fellows spend twelve months working part-time and remotely with a personal mentor\, reporting and writing arti cles about the craft of science journalism that are published at The Open Notebook\, one of the field's central craft resources. Eligibility: early- career science journalists with fewer than three years of regular professi onal science-writing experience\; applicants from anywhere in the world ar e welcome\, and application materials are in English. TO APPLY: submit the application form (linked from the program page) by 31 October 2026\, 11:5 9 PM US Central time\; reference letters are due 7 November 2026. The fell owship year starts 9 February 2027.\n\nOrganisation: The Open Notebook\nLo cation: Remote\, worldwide. Application materials in English\; internation al applicants welcome.\nAward: USD 6\,600 stipend over the twelve-month pa rt-time fellowship\, plus one-on-one mentoring from an experienced science journalist and published clips at The Open Notebook. No application fee.\ nDuration: 12 months part-time\, starting 9 February 2027.\n\nMore: https: //www.theopennotebook.com/early-career-fellowship-program/?utm_source=arti ficialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.theopennotebook.com/early-career-fellowship-program/?utm_so urce=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Remote\, worldwide. Application materials in English\; internation al applicants welcome. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:odi-researcher-ai-quantitative-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261010 SUMMARY:Deadline: ODI Researcher (AI and Quantitative)\, London DESCRIPTION:The Open Data Institute\, the London non-profit founded by Tim Berners-Lee and Nigel Shadbolt\, is hiring a Researcher (AI and quantitati ve) in its Research and Development team. The role focuses on data-centric AI: benchmark creation and model evaluation\, and improving the AI readin ess of existing and emerging data infrastructures. DAY TO DAY: running rig orous experiments to evaluate model performance across technical metrics\; leading work packages covering corpus construction\, ground-truth curatio n\, task design\, evaluation harnesses\, statistical analysis and benchmar king reproducibility\; assessing public sector and government datasets for AI-readiness using ODI frameworks\; authoring peer-reviewed papers\, tech nical annexes\, reproducible code repositories\, blog posts and policy bri efings\; plus desk reviews\, literature reviews\, stakeholder mapping\, su rveys and interviews on data\, AI and technology topics. WHO THEY WANT: pr actical experience in data-centric AI methodologies including benchmark bu ilding and dataset quality assurance\; deep applied knowledge of LLMs\, RA G and agentic frameworks\; experience with evaluation protocols\, harness design and comparative benchmarking across major open and closed-source mo del families\; proficiency in statistical modelling and ML workflows\; mix ed qualitative and quantitative research skills\; understanding of open sc ience and FAIR principles and of GDPR implications for research. Desirable : a track record of commissioned research or policy briefings for tech org anisations\, government bodies or foundations\, and knowledge of current d ebates in the data and open culture movements\, including the collection a nd use of data by AI systems. TO APPLY: upload a CV\, a cover letter\, and work samples including links (GitHub\, Hugging Face) to previous AI proje cts relevant to the position. Closing date Friday 9 October 2026. Question s to jobs@theodi.org.\n\nOrganisation: Open Data Institute (ODI)\nLocation : Kings Cross\, London\, UK (hybrid). 35 hours/week.\nAward: SALARIED JOB\ , listed as a deliberate exception to the desk's no-jobs rule: GBP 39\,071 per annum depending on experience\, plus benefits (5% contributory pensio n\, 30 days holiday plus bank holidays\, life assurance\, GBP 1\,250 annua l professional development budget after probation\, flexible working). Gra de 6\; a senior Grade 5 role may be offered depending on experience. No ap plication fee.\nDuration: 12-month fixed-term contract with possibility of extension\, renewal or switch to permanent.\n\nMore: https://theodi.livev acancies.co.uk/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral# /job/details/84 URL:https://theodi.livevacancies.co.uk/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantde sk&utm_medium=referral#/job/details/84 LOCATION:Kings Cross\, London\, UK (hybrid). 35 hours/week. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:sam-residencies-cycle-4-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 SUMMARY:Deadline: SAM Residencies Open Call: Cycle 4 (2027/2028) at Singapo re Art Museum DESCRIPTION:The Singapore Art Museum's SAM Residencies programme\, hosted i n post-industrial warehouse spaces at Tanjong Pagar Distripark\, opens its fourth cycle for residencies between June 2027 and December 2028. Three t racks are available: Artist Residency (new artistic research\, experimenta tion and modes of making)\, Community & Education Residency (practice at t he intersection of art\, education and community engagement)\, and Curator ial & Research Residency (new approaches to exhibition making and curatori al practice). SUPPORT: a monthly stipend of SGD 1\,500 and a shared studio or co-working space for all residents\; international residents also get a return economy flight\, housing arrangement and visa assistance\, while Singapore-based residents get an additional monthly local allowance of SGD 250. Residents lead at least two public presentations or activations\, su ch as Residency Thursdays\, Open Studios or an In Conversation showcase. E LIGIBILITY: open globally to artists\, curators\, educators\, researchers and creative practitioners\; individuals\, duos and collectives from all m ediums and disciplines\; applicants must be over 21. International applica nts may apply for one to three months\, Singapore-based applicants for up to six months. HOW TO APPLY: via the SurveyMonkey Apply portal with a CV\, portfolio\, statement of interest (500-1\,000 words) and a recommendation letter submitted by the recommender. No application fee. Queries to resid encies@singaporeartmuseum.sg. DEADLINE: 30 September 2026 at 11:59 PM (GMT +8).\n\nOrganisation: Singapore Art Museum\nLocation: Tanjong Pagar Distri park\, Singapore. Open to artists\, curators\, educators\, researchers and creative practitioners from across the globe\; individuals\, duos and col lectives welcome.\nAward: Monthly stipend of SGD 1\,500 plus a shared stud io or co-working space for all residents. International residents also rec eive a return economy flight\, housing arrangement and visa assistance\; S ingapore-based residents receive an additional monthly local allowance of SGD 250. No application fee.\nDuration: Residency period June 2027 to Dece mber 2028\; international applicants may apply for one to three months\, S ingapore-based applicants for up to six months\n\nMore: https://www.singap oreartmuseum.sg/residencies/announcements/open-call-cycle-4?utm_source=art ificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/residencies/announcements/open-call-c ycle-4?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Tanjong Pagar Distripark\, Singapore. Open to artists\, curators\, educators\, researchers and creative practitioners from across the globe\ ; individuals\, duos and collectives welcome. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:loeb-fellowship-harvard-gsd-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270105 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270106 SUMMARY:Deadline: Loeb Fellowship 2027-28 at Harvard Graduate School of Des ign DESCRIPTION:The Loeb Fellowship at Harvard Graduate School of Design is a y ear-long residential fellowship for accomplished mid-career practitioners shaping the built and natural environment: urban designers\, public artist s\, architects\, landscape architects\, urban planners\, developers\, jour nalists\, civic leaders\, policymakers and community development leaders ( past fellows have included a theater director\, public artists and a docum entary filmmaker). Fellows audit courses at the GSD and across Harvard (mi nimum one GSD course per semester)\, engage with the school community\, an d join a lifelong global alumni network. SUPPORT: a stipend of USD 57\,500 for the academic year (taxable income)\, housing through 30 June for fell ows and families of modest size coming from outside the Boston/Cambridge a rea\, and a travel grant covering roughly one economy round trip home per semester. ELIGIBILITY: minimum 8 years of experience in the field (a typic al class averages about 42 years of age)\; international candidates are en couraged to apply and must be eligible for a J-1 visa at selection\; fello ws must remain in residence in the Cambridge area while classes are in ses sion. HOW TO APPLY: via SlideRoom with a resume\, three recommendation let ters (due 7 days after the deadline) and optional supplemental materials. No application fee. DEADLINE: 5 January 2027 at 11:59 PM ET for the 2027-2 8 class.\n\nOrganisation: Harvard Graduate School of Design\nLocation: Har vard Graduate School of Design\, Cambridge\, Massachusetts\, US. Open inte rnationally\; fellows must remain in residence in the Cambridge area while classes are in session (J-1 visa for international fellows).\nAward: Stip end of USD 57\,500 for the academic year (taxable)\, plus housing for fell ows and their families coming from outside the Boston/Cambridge area throu gh 30 June\, and a travel grant covering approximately one economy round t rip home per semester. No application fee.\nDuration: One academic year in residence\, through 30 June\n\nMore: https://loebfellowship.gsd.harvard.e du/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://loebfellowship.gsd.harvard.edu/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugra ntdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Harvard Graduate School of Design\, Cambridge\, Massachusetts\, US . Open internationally\; fellows must remain in residence in the Cambridge area while classes are in session (J-1 visa for international fellows). END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rhizome-hartwig-amsterdam-city-fellow-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261012 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261013 SUMMARY:Deadline: Rhizome x Hartwig Art Foundation: Amsterdam City Fellow ( two-year digital art research fellowship) DESCRIPTION:Rhizome and Hartwig Art Foundation are appointing a part-time A msterdam City Fellow to build community connections and strengthen engagem ent with digital art and creative technology practices in the region. The City Fellowship is a new Rhizome initiative that embeds researchers and wr iters in institutions and cities around the world\; the inaugural edition started in July 2026 in Bangalore. THE WORK: research and connect with dig ital art communities and practitioners in Amsterdam\, participate in ongoi ng collaborative research\, write a monthly newsletter\, conduct interview s\, and more. The fellow should also plan to attend Extreme Presence\, a g athering on technology\, consciousness and devotion in Amsterdam\, 23 to 2 5 October 2026 (tickets provided). PARTNER: Hartwig Art Foundation fosters the production\, presentation\, communication and preservation of contemp orary art and is currently developing the Hartwig Museum\, a major new con temporary art museum in Amsterdam scheduled to open in 2028. TERMS: fellow s must be based in Amsterdam\; EUR 1\,200 per month stipend at roughly 2 d ays per week\, working remotely with optional use of the foundation's offi ces. DEADLINE: 12 October 2026\, 12:00 CEST.\n\nOrganisation: Rhizome\, in partnership with Hartwig Art Foundation\nLocation: Amsterdam\, Netherland s. Fellows must be based in Amsterdam\; work is remote on your own compute r\, with the option to work from the Hartwig Art Foundation offices as nee ded.\nAward: EUR 1\,200 per month stipend for a part-time commitment of ro ughly 2 days per week\, over a two-year term (about EUR 28\,800 total). Ti ckets to the Extreme Presence gathering provided. No application fee indic ated.\nDuration: Two years\, part-time (about 2 days per week).\n\nMore: h ttps://rhizome.org/editorial/2026/oct/01/apply-to-be-an-amsterdam-city-fel low/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://rhizome.org/editorial/2026/oct/01/apply-to-be-an-amsterdam-city -fellow/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Amsterdam\, Netherlands. Fellows must be based in Amsterdam\; work is remote on your own computer\, with the option to work from the Hartwig Art Foundation offices as needed. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rome-prize-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102 SUMMARY:Deadline: American Academy in Rome: Rome Prize Fellowship 2027-28 DESCRIPTION:The Rome Prize supports roughly 30 artists and scholars a year with a residential fellowship at the American Academy in Rome\; discipline s include Design and Visual Arts\, where media and new-genre work is regul arly funded. Fellows receive a USD 16\,000 (half-term) or USD 30\,000 (ful l-term) stipend plus housing\, workspace and weekday meals on the Academy' s Janiculum campus. ELIGIBILITY: US citizens for most categories\; foreign nationals who have lived in the US for the three years preceding the dead line may apply in Environmental Arts and Humanities and certain postdoctor al categories. FEES: USD 50 (one category) or USD 60 (multiple) by 1 Novem ber 2026\; a late window runs to 15 November at USD 80/90. DEADLINE: 1 Nov ember 2026.\n\nOrganisation: American Academy in Rome\nLocation: Rome\, It aly (residential fellowship at the Academy\; US organisation with NYC offi ce). RESTRICTED: US citizens for most categories\; foreign nationals resid ent in the US for the 3 years preceding the deadline may apply only in cer tain categories.\nAward: Stipends of USD 16\,000 (half-term\, about 5 mont hs) and USD 30\,000 (full-term\, about 10 months)\, plus housing\, workspa ce and weekday meals. Approximately 30 fellowships per year. APPLICATION F EE: USD 50 by 1 November (USD 60 for multiple categories)\; USD 80/90 in t he late window to 15 November.\nDuration: 5 or 10 months\n\nMore: https:// www.aarome.org/apply/rome-prize?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_ medium=referral URL:https://www.aarome.org/apply/rome-prize?utm_source=artificialnouveaugra ntdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Rome\, Italy (residential fellowship at the Academy\; US organisat ion with NYC office). RESTRICTED: US citizens for most categories\; foreig n nationals resident in the US for the 3 years preceding the deadline may apply only in certain categories. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:alkazi-curatorial-research-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261108 SUMMARY:Deadline: Alkazi Foundation: Curatorial Research Fellowship 2027 (w ith CWIT and the V&A) DESCRIPTION:A funded research residency (3rd edition of the Visiting Curato rial Research Fellowship) for mid-career cultural producers from India: ar tists\, scholars\, writers/editors and curators pursuing humanities-driven research in the V&A's global photography and visual-culture collections i n London. The awardee is announced in February 2027 and the fellowship sta rts April 2027. SUPPORT: GBP 1\,600 per month\, GBP 800 towards return air fare (CWIT) and visa costs covered. ELIGIBILITY: Indian citizens domiciled in India\, aged 25 to 45\, mid-career. APPLY by email to alkazifoundation 01@gmail.com with subject 'Curatorial Research Fellowship 2027'. DEADLINE: 7 November 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Alkazi Foundation for the Arts\, with t he Charles Wallace India Trust and the Victoria and Albert Museum\nLocatio n: New Delhi\, India (organiser)\; the funded research residency takes pla ce at the V&A Photography Section\, London. RESTRICTED: Indian citizens do miciled in India\, aged 25 to 45\, mid-career.\nAward: GBP 1\,600 monthly stipend for 3 to 6 months\, plus a GBP 800 contribution from CWIT towards international return airfare\; visa expenses covered by the Alkazi Foundat ion. No application fee.\nDuration: 3 to 6 months\n\nMore: https://alkazif oundation.org/call-for-entries-5/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&ut m_medium=referral URL:https://alkazifoundation.org/call-for-entries-5/?utm_source=artificialn ouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:New Delhi\, India (organiser)\; the funded research residency take s place at the V&A Photography Section\, London. RESTRICTED: Indian citize ns domiciled in India\, aged 25 to 45\, mid-career. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:finnish-cultural-foundation-october-round-2026@artificialnouveau.github .io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261031 SUMMARY:Deadline: Finnish Cultural Foundation: October Round 2026 (all fiel ds of art and science) DESCRIPTION:Finland's largest private foundation moves to a single joint ap plication round in 2026: the central fund and all 17 regional funds accept applications together from 15 to 30 October. It funds all fields of art a nd science\, with one-year and multi-year working grants as the cornerston e alongside project grants for individuals\, working groups and organisati ons. SCALE: around EUR 49 million awarded annually across roughly 2\,100 g rants (about 20\,600 applications in 2025\, including 165 multi-year grant s)\; recent October rounds averaged over 450 grants of one or more years\, and working grants can extend up to four years. ELIGIBILITY: Finnish nati onals and people or organisations residing or working in Finland\; other a pplicants qualify if the application demonstrates clear\, strong ties to F inland or Finnish culture. HOW: apply online during the window via the fou ndation's grant service. DEADLINE: 30 October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Finni sh Cultural Foundation (Suomen Kulttuurirahasto)\nLocation: Finland. Open to Finnish nationals\, people and organisations residing or working in Fin land\, and other applicants with demonstrable strong ties to Finland or Fi nnish culture.\nAward: Around EUR 49 million awarded annually across rough ly 2\,100 grants\; recent October rounds have averaged over 450 working an d project grants covering one or more years\, with working grants extendin g up to four years. No application fee.\nDuration: Working grants of one t o four years\; project grants per project\n\nMore: https://skr.fi/en/grant s/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://skr.fi/en/grants/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_med ium=referral LOCATION:Finland. Open to Finnish nationals\, people and organisations resi ding or working in Finland\, and other applicants with demonstrable strong ties to Finland or Finnish culture. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:zzf-leibniz-summer-fellowships-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261130 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261201 SUMMARY:Deadline: Leibniz Summer Fellowships 2027 (ZZF Potsdam\, contempora ry history) DESCRIPTION:The Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam (ZZF) invit es applications for two Leibniz Summer Fellowships in German and/or Europe an (including Eastern European) history in the twentieth century. Fellows spend two consecutive months between April and October 2027 in Potsdam or Berlin pursuing independent research while taking part in departmental act ivities and presenting work in ZZF's research seminar\; the institute's fi ve research departments include Contemporary History in the Age of Media a nd Information Society. GRANT: EUR 3\,000 per month for two months\, with office space\, computer facilities and specialist library resources. ELIGI BILITY: international scholars holding a doctorate and residing outside Ge rmany at the time of application. HOW: send a letter of interest\, CV\, pu blication list and a research proposal of up to 1\,500 words as a single P DF to fellowships@zzf-potsdam.de. DEADLINE: 30 November 2026.\n\nOrganisat ion: Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam (ZZF)\nLocation: Pots dam / Berlin\, Germany. Open to international postdoctoral researchers res iding outside Germany.\nAward: Two fellowships of EUR 3\,000 per month for two months (EUR 6\,000 total each)\, plus office space\, computer facilit ies\, specialist library access and participation in ZZF's academic commun ity. No application fee.\nDuration: Two consecutive months between April a nd October 2027\n\nMore: https://zzf-potsdam.de/chancen/stellenangebote/le ibniz-summer-fellowships-field-german-andor-european-including-eastern?utm _source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://zzf-potsdam.de/chancen/stellenangebote/leibniz-summer-fellowshi ps-field-german-andor-european-including-eastern?utm_source=artificialnouv eaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Potsdam / Berlin\, Germany. Open to international postdoctoral res earchers residing outside Germany. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:gias-gulbenkian-fellowships-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261016 SUMMARY:Deadline: Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study Fellowships 2027/ 28 (Lisbon) DESCRIPTION:Residential think-tank fellowships at the Calouste Gulbenkian F oundation in Lisbon\, explicitly open to artists as well as academics (aff iliated or independent)\, emeritus professors and professionals outside ac ademia. Fellows spend 3 to 8 months pursuing self-directed work in any dom ain\, provided it needs no laboratory or experimental infrastructure and i s not predominantly applied\; selection weighs the CV at 40 percent and th e innovativeness of the proposal at 60 percent. WHAT YOU GET: travel\, tra vel and health insurance\, a monthly stipend and a partial housing subsidy \, with fellow status continuing after the stay. ELIGIBILITY: open interna tionally\; past GIAS fellows must wait five years. Applications via the My Gulbenkian platform with CV\, a short description of proposed activities a nd two referee names. DEADLINE: the annual window runs 1 July to 15 Octobe r\; this round closes 15 October 2026 for 2027/28 stays.\n\nOrganisation: Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study (GIAS)\, Calouste Gulbenkian Found ation\nLocation: Lisbon\, Portugal. Open internationally\; residential fel lowships at the Gulbenkian in Lisbon.\nAward: Up to 15 fellowships a year. Each covers travel costs\, travel and health insurance\, a monthly stipen d and a partial housing subsidy\; the stipend level is set at selection ba sed on CV and length of stay. No application fee.\nDuration: 3 to 8 months during the 2027/28 academic year\n\nMore: https://gulbenkian.pt/gias/?utm _source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://gulbenkian.pt/gias/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_m edium=referral LOCATION:Lisbon\, Portugal. Open internationally\; residential fellowships at the Gulbenkian in Lisbon. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ku-leuven-ai-safety-lab-fellowships-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101 SUMMARY:Deadline: KU Leuven AI Safety Lab: Visiting Fellowships 2027 (Leuve n) DESCRIPTION:First visiting-fellow cohort of the newly launched KU Leuven AI Safety Lab\, a multidisciplinary research group on large-scale risks of a dvanced AI (independent research\, policy workshops\, a summer school and an annual conference). Five fellows spend March to May 2027 in Leuven unde r two programmes: Theories of Victory and Viable Endgames (positive AI fut ures and the conditions for beneficial advanced AI outcomes) and Democrati c Control over AI Companies (power concentration and mechanisms for societ al oversight of frontier AI developers)\; strong AI safety proposals outsi de these two areas are also considered. ELIGIBILITY: PhD candidates\, post doctoral researchers\, faculty and researchers outside academia\, from any relevant discipline\; applications from underrepresented groups encourage d. APPLICATION: email a CV (max 2 pages including publications)\, a one-pa ge cover letter and a research plan (max 1\,500 words) to existentialrisk@ kuleuven.be with subject line 'Fellowship application' plus the programme name. Deadline 31 October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: KU Leuven AI Safety Lab\n Location: Leuven\, Belgium. Open internationally\; three months in residen ce.\nAward: EUR 2\,000 per month for three months\, covering accommodation and living costs\, plus office space\, library access and KU Leuven facil ities. Five fellowships. No application fee.\nDuration: Three months\, Mar ch to May 2027\n\nMore: https://www.aisafetylab.eu/open-calls/?utm_source= artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.aisafetylab.eu/open-calls/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugran tdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:Leuven\, Belgium. Open internationally\; three months in residence . END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:cerv-2026-citizens-rem@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270224 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270225 SUMMARY:Deadline: EU CERV: European Remembrance 2026-27 (CERV-2026-CITIZENS -REM) DESCRIPTION:The EU's main remembrance funding line\, and emphatically not H olocaust-only: the 2026-27 call (covering both years\; there is no separat e 2027 call) funds projects across four topics: 1) remembering democratic transitions and the (re)building of democratic institutions\; 2) remembran ce of the Holocaust against Jewish people\; 3) remembrance of the Holocaus t\, acts of genocide\, war crimes and crimes against humanity\, with prior ities on Roma victims and on LGBTIQ+ and other victims\; 4) the legacy of colonialism\, slavery and migration in contemporary multicultural European societies. Previous rounds funded exhibitions\, digital archives\, testim ony projects\, memorial education and artistic memory work. ELIGIBILITY: l ead applicant must be a non-profit legal entity (public or private) or int ernational organisation established in an EU Member State or CERV-associat ed country\; for-profits only as co-applicants alongside public or non-pro fit partners\; each application addresses exactly one topic. TIMELINE: cal l opens 21 October 2026\; deadline 24 February 2027 at 17:00 CET\, via the EU Funding and Tenders Portal.\n\nOrganisation: European Commission / EAC EA (Citizens\, Equality\, Rights and Values Programme)\nLocation: EU Membe r States (incl. OCTs) and CERV-associated countries. Lead applicant must b e a non-profit legal entity or international organisation.\nAward: EUR 50\ ,000 to EUR 500\,000 per project\, from an estimated call budget of EUR 28 million (EUR 14M Holocaust remembrance of Jewish victims\; EUR 5M genocid e\, war crimes and crimes against humanity incl. Roma and LGBTIQ+ victims\ ; EUR 5M colonialism\, slavery and migration\; EUR 4M democratic transitio ns). No application fee.\nDuration: Projects typically 12 to 24 months\n\n More: https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/scree n/opportunities/topic-search?keywords=CERV-2026-CITIZENS-REM&utm_source=ar tificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/o pportunities/topic-search?keywords=CERV-2026-CITIZENS-REM&utm_source=artif icialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:EU Member States (incl. OCTs) and CERV-associated countries. Lead applicant must be a non-profit legal entity or international organisation. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:oasis-bom-dia-cultivamos-cultura-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261031 SUMMARY:Deadline: OASis Bom Dia Residency 2027 at Cultivamos Cultura (Sao L uis\, Portugal) DESCRIPTION:Cultivamos Cultura in Sao Luis (Odemira\, Portugal) hosts the B om Dia residency as part of the European OASis project: one proposal is se lected for a 7-to-30-day residency during March 2027. Residents engage wit h the local community (artist talks\, walks\, workshops\, open studios) an d must produce an output for the OASis group exhibition in 2027\; one outp ut is added to Cultivamos Cultura's collection\, and documentation is shar ed across OASis partner channels. WHO: international creators\, artists an d researchers from various fields and disciplines\, including practitioner s working at the intersection of culture and other disciplines\; individua ls or groups of up to two people (conditions and funding are the same for a pair as for one individual)\; selected residents must be physically pres ent for the approved timeline and reasonably autonomous in producing the p roject. WHAT YOU GET: EUR 1\,300 project fee\, travel budget up to EUR 500 \, production and material expenses up to EUR 1\,600 (approved by Cultivam os Cultura before purchase\, paid against an invoice)\, equitable food per diem\, accommodation in a private room in a shared farmhouse on the Culti vamos Cultura property with shared kitchen\, a workspace or studio\, and f ree access to all spaces and resources. APPLICATION: via Google Form\; the call runs 18 September to 30 October 2026\, 18:00 CET\, but closes early once 100 applications are received\, so apply promptly. Results announced in the third week of December 2026\; no individual feedback. Full details at cultivamoscultura.com.\n\nOrganisation: Cultivamos Cultura (European OA Sis project)\nLocation: Sao Luis\, Odemira\, Portugal. Open to internation al applicants.\nAward: EUR 1\,300 project fee\, travel budget up to EUR 50 0\, production and material expenses up to EUR 1\,600 (pre-approved)\, foo d per diem\, plus free accommodation in a private room in a shared farmhou se and access to a workspace or studio and all Cultivamos Cultura spaces a nd resources.\nDuration: 7 to 30 days during March 2027.\n\nMore: https:// docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf_PzJ3DgPiR8eVotOM0WqkCF2kebzzfkSjOZkvX6 afx5xoQw/viewform?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referra l URL:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf_PzJ3DgPiR8eVotOM0WqkCF2kebz zfkSjOZkvX6afx5xoQw/viewform?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_med ium=referral LOCATION:Sao Luis\, Odemira\, Portugal. Open to international applicants. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:hiap-learning-materials-residency-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20261008T030813Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261026 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261027 SUMMARY:Deadline: HIAP: Learning Materials International Artist Residency 2 027 (Suomenlinna\, Helsinki) DESCRIPTION:HIAP's Learning Materials international residency hosts artists at HIAP Suomenlinna\, the island fortress off Helsinki\, for 90 days in S pring 2027 (12 April to 11 July) or Autumn 2027 (16 August to 14 November) . The call suits artists with established material-based practices\, socia lly engaged practitioners and researchers exploring ecology and materials\ ; the residency is research-focused with no required output. DISCIPLINES: digital\, visual arts\, interdisciplinary and research practices. WHAT YOU GET: a working grant of EUR 1\,350 per month (EUR 4\,050 in total) via Ko ne Foundation\, a material budget up to EUR 750\, an access budget up to E UR 1\,000\, one return trip from the artist's home with slow travel encour aged and help with travel arrangements\, plus accommodation and workspace. ELIGIBILITY: international artists and arts practitioners living and work ing outside Finland. Collectives may apply\, but the working grant can be paid to one individual only and there are no extra residency fees or addit ional travel budget. APPLICATION: free\, via the online form on the HIAP w ebsite. DEADLINE: 26 October 2026\, 15:00 UTC.\n\nOrganisation: HIAP (Hels inki International Artist Programme)\, with Kone Foundation\nLocation: HIA P Suomenlinna\, Helsinki\, Finland. Open to artists living and working out side Finland.\nAward: Working grant of EUR 1\,350 per month (EUR 4\,050 to tal for 90 days) via Kone Foundation\, material budget up to EUR 750\, acc ess budget up to EUR 1\,000\, one return trip covered (slow travel encoura ged)\, plus accommodation and workspace. For collectives\, the working gra nt can be paid to one individual only and there is no additional travel bu dget.\nDuration: 90 days: Spring 2027 (12 April to 11 July) or Autumn 2027 (16 August to 14 November).\n\nMore: https://www.hiap.fi/learning-materia ls-international-residency-application-form-2027/?utm_source=artificialnou veaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral URL:https://www.hiap.fi/learning-materials-international-residency-applicat ion-form-2027/?utm_source=artificialnouveaugrantdesk&utm_medium=referral LOCATION:HIAP Suomenlinna\, Helsinki\, Finland. Open to artists living and working outside Finland. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR