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:aria-future-proofing-climate-weather-opportunity-seeds-2026@artificialn ouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260801 SUMMARY:Deadline: ARIA: Future Proofing Our Climate and Weather (Opportunit y Seeds) 2026 DESCRIPTION:ARIA is seeking proposals for opportunity seeds\, funding of up to GBP 500\,000 for early-stage research that explores new pathways for c limate adaptation and resilience. Decarbonisation is the only sustainable route out of the climate crisis\, but environmental changes are outpacing current mitigation efforts\, and if an abrupt alteration in a climate syst em were to unfold we would have no tools to mitigate the effects\; scienti fic\, engineering and social science research could provide practical and responsible intervention and adaptation options. WHAT THEY ARE LOOKING FOR : ideas ranging from early-stage\, curiosity-driven research through to ad vanced translational science. Specific areas of interest include\, but are not limited to: carbon dioxide removal (novel concepts to accelerate the drawdown of atmospheric carbon)\; extreme weather forecasting (breakthroug hs in predicting extreme weather events to better prepare vulnerable syste ms)\; and new ideas related to solar geoengineering\, strictly excluding p roposals specifically designed to investigate altering the Earth's surface temperature by affecting planetary albedo\, incoming solar radiation\, or the atmosphere's emissivity (the core focus of the main Exploring Climate Cooling\, ECC\, programme). OUT OF SCOPE: ideas that squarely fit within the ECC programme\; emissions reduction projects and improvements to the e nergy efficiency of buildings or vehicles\; and commercial products or res earch likely to be funded by traditional venture capital or grants. CONSTR AINTS: any proposal for outdoor experiments must demonstrate conformity to ARIA's governance framework for outdoor experiments\, and all successful applicants must sign ARIA's Intellectual Property Pledge to ensure finding s are accessible for the public good. Application deadline: 31 July 2026\, 14:00 BST.\n\nOrganisation: ARIA (Advanced Research and Invention Agency) \nLocation: UK-based funder (ARIA)\; proposals welcome across scientific\, engineering and social science research.\nAward: Opportunity seeds of up to GBP 500\,000 for early-stage research. No application fee.\nDuration: E arly-stage research projects (project length set by the proposal)\n\nMore: https://aria.org.uk/opportunity-spaces/future-proofing-our-climate-and-we ather/opportunity-seeds URL:https://aria.org.uk/opportunity-spaces/future-proofing-our-climate-and- weather/opportunity-seeds LOCATION:UK-based funder (ARIA)\; proposals welcome across scientific\, eng ineering and social science research. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:spencer-foundation-vision-grants-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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 URL:https://www.spencer.org/grant_types/vision-grants 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:biswas-family-foundation-fast-grants-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260615 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260616 SUMMARY:Deadline: Biswas Family Foundation: Fast Grants Program 2026 (Sprin g Cycle) DESCRIPTION:Fast Grants fund high-ambition\, curiosity-driven pilot project s at the intersection of AI and health\, for early-career scientists or es tablished researchers pivoting into the field. THEMES: training\, fine-tun ing or evaluating models on biomedical data\; exploring or assembling data sets that could unlock new clinical or biological insight\; building AI to ols or agents that scale a scientist's leverage\; pilot experiments that d e-risk a bigger funding ask\; and anything else where modest\, fast capita l meaningfully accelerates an AI- or data-driven path to a health breakthr ough. ELIGIBILITY: researchers at any career stage including early-career faculty\, postdocs\, graduate students\, and undergraduates (with faculty sponsorship\; USD 25K tier only). Applicants must be affiliated with an in stitution eligible to receive US charitable gifts. Open worldwide. FUNDING : three tiers (USD 25K / 50K / 100K) with a single payment\, 12-month peri od\, indirect costs capped at 15 percent. APPLY: submit a concise applicat ion (bullet points\, ~300 words max) through the online form\; decisions a re based on the written application alone\, with no interview round. Deadl ine for Cycle 1: 15 June 2026\, 11:59pm PT (a second cycle closes 15 Decem ber 2026).\n\nOrganisation: Biswas Family Foundation\nLocation: Worldwide\ ; applicant must be affiliated with an institution eligible to receive US charitable gifts (US 501(c)(3) public charity\, government instrumentality \, or a confirmed non-US equivalent / US fiscal sponsor)\nAward: USD 25\,0 00 (20 projects)\, USD 50\,000 (10 projects) or USD 100\,000 (5 projects)\ ; single payment\, 12-month project period\, indirect costs capped at 15 p ercent. No application fee.\nDuration: 12-month project period\n\nMore: ht tps://www.biswasfamilyfoundation.org/science/fast-grants URL:https://www.biswasfamilyfoundation.org/science/fast-grants LOCATION:Worldwide\; applicant must be affiliated with an institution eligi ble to receive US charitable gifts (US 501(c)(3) public charity\, governme nt instrumentality\, or a confirmed non-US equivalent / US fiscal sponsor) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:arua-early-career-research-fellowships-2026-option2@artificialnouveau.g ithub.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260715 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260716 SUMMARY:Deadline: ARUA: Early-Career Research Fellowships 2026 (Option 2) DESCRIPTION:An Early-Career Research Fellowship program funding up to 42 ea rly-career researchers to conduct globally competitive research at the hos t and affiliated institutions of ARUA's 13 Centres of Excellence and the 2 2 Africa-Europe Clusters of Excellence. ELIGIBILITY: early-career research ers no older than 35 at the time of application\; at least 70 percent of f ellowships are reserved for female candidates. STRUCTURE: each fellowship lasts six months\; Option 2 runs September 2026 to February 2027 (Option 1 \, March to August 2026\, has closed). SUPPORT: monthly stipend of USD 2\, 000\, a modest accommodation payment\, and travel support (return ticket t o the host institution)\; successful candidates are contracted by ARUA for six months. Deadline for Option 2: 15 July 2026.\n\nOrganisation: African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA)\, with the Mastercard Foundation an d Carnegie Corporation of New York\nLocation: Host and affiliated institut ions of ARUA's Centres of Excellence and Africa-Europe Clusters of Excelle nce\; for African early-career researchers\nAward: Monthly stipend of USD 2\,000\, a modest accommodation payment\, and travel support (return ticke t to host institution). 6-month fellowship.\nDuration: 6 months (Option 2: September 2026 to February 2027)\n\nMore: https://arua.org/early-career-r esearch-fellowships/ URL:https://arua.org/early-career-research-fellowships/ LOCATION:Host and affiliated institutions of ARUA's Centres of Excellence a nd Africa-Europe Clusters of Excellence\; for African early-career researc hers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:cambridge-africa-alborada-research-fund-2026@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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 URL:https://www.cambridge-africa.cam.ac.uk/initiatives/2026-call-for-applic ations 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:ioc-osc-phd-early-career-research-grant-2027@artificialnouveau.github.i o DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260922 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260923 SUMMARY:Deadline: IOC Olympic Studies Centre: PhD Students and Early Career Academics Research Grant Programme 2027 DESCRIPTION:The IOC Olympic Studies Centre supports PhD students and early- career academics conducting scholarly research on the Olympic Movement\, i ts history and ideals\, the athletes\, the Olympic Games and their impact on contemporary society and culture. ELIGIBILITY: current postgraduate stu dents enrolled in a PhD programme within the human and/or social sciences\ , with Olympism\, the Olympic Movement or the Olympic Games as at least on e research focus\; also academic staff and postdoctoral fellows who comple ted their doctorate (or equivalent highest degree) in or after 2024. AWARD : up to USD 6\,000. APPLY: application files and related correspondence mu st reach the OSC before Tuesday 22 September 2026\; see the programme rule s and application form on the IOC Olympic Studies Centre website.\n\nOrgan isation: International Olympic Committee\, Olympic Studies Centre\nLocatio n: Worldwide\; research on Olympism\, the Olympic Movement and the Olympic Games within the human and social sciences\nAward: Research grant of up t o USD 6\,000. No application fee.\nDuration: Research project (grant perio d per programme rules)\n\nMore: https://www.olympics.com/ioc/olympic-studi es-centre/research-grant-programmes URL:https://www.olympics.com/ioc/olympic-studies-centre/research-grant-prog rammes LOCATION:Worldwide\; research on Olympism\, the Olympic Movement and the Ol ympic Games within the human and social sciences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:lego-foundation-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260801 SUMMARY:Deadline: The LEGO Foundation Fellowship DESCRIPTION:A global research fellowship for early- and mid-career research ers whose work can strengthen understanding of how children thrive across diverse contexts. Funds are awarded to and administered by the fellow's in stitution and may support the fellow's effort and broader research costs ( research personnel\, professional travel\, equipment\, dissemination\, tra inee support). Fellows join an interdisciplinary cohort and take part in c onvenings. Research must align with one of three themes: the youngest chil dren (birth to eight) in crisis and conflict settings\; inclusion and well being of neurodivergent children (with a focus on Autism and ADHD\, up to 18)\; and children's learning and development in an AI-enabled world (up t o 18). The role of play may be explored where relevant but is optional. EL IGIBILITY: early- and mid-career researchers worldwide employed by a unive rsity or research institute\, holding a PhD or equivalent doctorate by Jul y 31\, 2026\, received no earlier than January 1\, 2016 (subject to approv ed career-break policy). Applicants from any country welcome except those subject to EU or US sanctions. Individual applications only. Materials: on line form\, two-page CV\, 250-word abstract\, 500-word personal statement\ , five-page research proposal\, budget and justification\, and two-page bi bliography. Two-stage review\; applicants informed of status in November 2 026. Questions: legofellowship@ssrc.org.\n\nOrganisation: The LEGO Foundat ion (administered by SSRC)\nLocation: Global (host university or research institute)\nAward: USD 300\,000 of flexible research funding over three ye ars\, inclusive of 15% indirect costs. Administered by the fellow's host i nstitution. No application fee.\nDuration: Three years\n\nMore: https://ww w.ssrc.org/programs/the-lego-foundation-fellowship/application-details/ URL:https://www.ssrc.org/programs/the-lego-foundation-fellowship/applicatio n-details/ LOCATION:Global (host university or research institute) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:omi-cmdg-tech-media-ai-policy-fellow-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260701 SUMMARY:Deadline: Tech\, Media & AI Policy Fellow (CMDG\, Open Markets Inst itute) DESCRIPTION:A fellowship at the Center for Media & Digital Governance (CMDG ) at the Open Markets Institute\, a Washington-based think tank\, for earl y-career professionals interested in how AI is reshaping the information e cosystem\, how platform and media consolidation affect press freedom and d emocratic accountability\, and what regulatory and legal tools can address concentrated power over the news. The fellow contributes to research\, pu blications\, regulatory comments\, op-eds and testimony\; supports communi cations across the Center's Substack\, social media and partner outreach\; and shares administrative work (scheduling\, convening logistics\, organi zational systems). QUALIFICATIONS: strong research and writing skills\; a bachelor's degree or higher in journalism\, law\, policy\, communications or a related field (law\, policy\, or graduate background and prior public ation or journalism experience preferred)\; comfort with social media and AI tools\; experience with data analysis\, regulatory agencies\, and/or po licy tracking\; international or non-U.S. regulatory exposure a plus. TO A PPLY: send a resume\, one-page cover letter\, and one writing sample to jo bs@openmarketsinstitute.org with the subject line 'CMDG Fellowship Applica tion'\; links to relevant social media or published work welcome\; no phon e calls. NOTE: applications are reviewed on a rolling basis\, so there is no firm deadline\; the date shown is an approximate cutoff and applying ea rlier is advised.\n\nOrganisation: Center for Media & Digital Governance\, Open Markets Institute\nLocation: Washington\, D.C.\, USA\nAward: USD 20 to 25 per hour. Candidates who bring external funding or support that offs ets compensation are encouraged to note it\; total compensation may be str uctured accordingly.\nDuration: Fellowship (hourly)\n\nMore: https://cmdg. tech/tech-media-ai-policy-fellow URL:https://cmdg.tech/tech-media-ai-policy-fellow LOCATION:Washington\, D.C.\, USA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:sir-harry-evans-global-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260710 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260711 SUMMARY:Deadline: Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship in Investigative Journa lism 2027 DESCRIPTION:Funded investigative-journalism fellowship from Durham Universi ty and Reuters\, embedding the fellow in a major Reuters newsroom to pursu e an in-depth investigation. ELIGIBILITY: journalists with roughly 2 to 5 years of professional experience\; professionals from related investigativ e fields (authors\, researchers\, documentary or photo/video investigators ) considered case by case\; open to applicants worldwide. AI-generated pro posals will be disqualified. Apply via the Durham University Sir Harry Eva ns Memorial Fund page by 10 July 2026\, 12:00 BST.\n\nOrganisation: Durham University\, in partnership with Reuters\nLocation: Based in a Reuters ne wsroom (London\, New York\, Sydney or Toronto)\nAward: Approximately GBP 4 \,444 per month salary (around GBP 53\,333/year pro-rata) plus a GBP 1\,25 0 monthly living stipend and GBP 1\,800 travel budget. No application fee. \nDuration: Nine-month fellowship\n\nMore: https://www.durham.ac.uk/sir-ha rry-evans-memorial-fund/global-fellowship/ URL:https://www.durham.ac.uk/sir-harry-evans-memorial-fund/global-fellowshi p/ LOCATION:Based in a Reuters newsroom (London\, New York\, Sydney or Toronto ) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:pulitzer-center-rainforest-investigations-network-2026@artificialnouvea u.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260522 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260523 SUMMARY:Deadline: Pulitzer Center: Rainforest Investigations Network Fellow ship 2026 (6th cohort) DESCRIPTION:Yearlong investigative journalism fellowship from the Pulitzer Center's Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN)\, recruiting its sixth co hort. Fellows pursue in-depth investigations into the drivers of deforesta tion and degradation in the world's three major tropical rainforest region s: the Amazon\, the Congo Basin and Southeast Asia. ELIGIBILITY: experienc ed investigative journalists based in or covering these regions\; the netw ork operates across multiple languages\, so multilingual applicants are we lcome. The fellowship covers the fellow's salary for the year alongside ed itorial support.\n\nOrganisation: Pulitzer Center\nLocation: Field-based r eporting across the Amazon\, Congo Basin and Southeast Asia\nAward: Yearlo ng fellowship covering the fellow's salary\, plus editorial collaboration and reporting support through the Rainforest Investigations Network. No ap plication fee.\nDuration: One-year fellowship\n\nMore: https://pulitzercen ter.org/grants-fellowships/opportunities-journalists/apply-join-rainforest -investigations-network URL:https://pulitzercenter.org/grants-fellowships/opportunities-journalists /apply-join-rainforest-investigations-network LOCATION:Field-based reporting across the Amazon\, Congo Basin and Southeas t Asia END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ssrc-religion-spirituality-innovation-seed-2026@artificialnouveau.githu b.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260701 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260702 SUMMARY:Deadline: SSRC: Innovation in Religion and Spirituality Seed Grants 2026 DESCRIPTION:Seed grant competition from the SSRC's Religion and the Public Sphere program for research examining the dynamics of religious and spirit ual change through the frame of 'innovation'\, understood as the strategic recombination of existing elements within broader social\, political and cultural change rather than invention ex nihilo. Possible topics include i nnovations within transnational or diasporic communities (especially circu lation to and from the Global South)\; gendered knowledge of innovation\; how innovations attain (or fail to attain) legitimacy and authority\; the relationship between contemporary economic conditions and religious/spirit ual innovation\; historical studies of innovations and their longevity\; a nd civic participation or social mobilisation of new religious identities. ELIGIBILITY: scholars working as professional researchers\, postdoctoral researchers\, university faculty\, or doctoral students who have advanced to candidacy. Open to all social science fields (anthropology\, economics\ , geography\, history\, political science\, sociology) as well as humaniti es\, theology and other relevant fields\; qualitative\, quantitative or mi xed methods. All materials must be submitted in English. Applications cons ist of a research proposal\, application form\, detailed budget and brief CV\, submitted via the SSRC online portal by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time\, 1 Ju ly 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Social Science Research Council (SSRC) - Religio n and the Public Sphere program\, with support from the Luce Foundation\, the John Templeton Foundation\, and the Templeton World Charity Foundation \nLocation: Remote (research grant\; no specific location requirement)\nAw ard: Up to USD 10\,000 per award. Funds may cover travel and accommodation \, research equipment and supplies\, research assistants\, and access to p ublications or proprietary databases (other uses possible in exceptional c ases\, in consultation with programme staff). No application fee.\nDuratio n: Up to six months (project period September 2026 to February 2027)\n\nMo re: https://www.ssrc.org/programs/religion-and-the-public-sphere/innovatio n-in-religion-and-spirituality-seed-grants/ URL:https://www.ssrc.org/programs/religion-and-the-public-sphere/innovation -in-religion-and-spirituality-seed-grants/ LOCATION:Remote (research grant\; no specific location requirement) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:british-council-iash-90th-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260801 SUMMARY:Deadline: British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships at IASH 2027 (Edinburgh) DESCRIPTION:Twelve-month postdoctoral fellowship from the Institute for Adv anced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) at the University of Edinburgh\, in partnership with the British Council\, marking the Council's 90th anniver sary. Up to two fellowships per year as part of the 2025-2027 partnership. Fellows spend ten months residential at IASH (January to October 2027) fo llowed by up to two months of knowledge-exchange and dissemination work in their home country in collaboration with the British Council. ELIGIBILITY : postdoctoral researchers based in an ODA-recipient country where the Bri tish Council operates (full list of ~60+ countries published on the IASH p age\, spanning Albania to Zimbabwe and including the Occupied Palestinian Territories)\; PhD completed within the last seven years (career breaks ex cluded from the seven-year window)\; applicants must not hold a permanent university position and must not have held a prior IASH Fellowship. Resear ch themes should align with British Council priorities across Arts\, Educa tion and English language\, plus cross-cutting interests in international relations\, soft power\, international development\, peace building\, and cultural relations and diplomacy. NOTE: applicants are required to contact relevant University of Edinburgh researchers before submitting\; informat ional webinar 26 May 2026. Decisions communicated late September 2026. Ref erences (minimum two\, maximum three) must be emailed by referees directly to iash@ed.ac.uk by the deadline.\n\nOrganisation: Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH)\, University of Edinburgh\, in partnersh ip with the British Council\nLocation: Edinburgh\, UK (10 months residenti al at IASH\; final 2 months in home country)\nAward: GBP 2\,500 per month bursary for 12 months\, plus travel expenses\, dedicated office space\, Un iversity of Edinburgh email and library access\, a University mentor\, wee kly Fellows' Lunch\, work-in-progress seminars\, full calendar of Institut e and College events\, and opportunities to participate in or design funde d workshops and colloquia. No application fee.\nDuration: 12 months (10 mo nths residential at IASH\, January to October 2027\; followed by November- December 2027 knowledge-exchange in the home country)\n\nMore: https://www .iash.ed.ac.uk/british-council-90th-anniversary-research-fellowships URL:https://www.iash.ed.ac.uk/british-council-90th-anniversary-research-fel lowships LOCATION:Edinburgh\, UK (10 months residential at IASH\; final 2 months in home country) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:cbps-research-fellowship-2026-27@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260531 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260601 SUMMARY:Deadline: CBPS Research Fellowship 2026-27 (Bengaluru) DESCRIPTION:One-year research fellowship at the Centre for Budget and Polic y Studies (CBPS)\, a non-partisan public policy research institution in Be ngaluru\, mentoring early-career researchers across CBPS's focus areas: ed ucation\, gender\, governance\, health and nutrition\, public finance\, li velihoods and social security. Fellows work alongside CBPS research staff in a collegial academic environment with in-house talks\, seminars\, works hops and public events\, joining ongoing research projects with mentor gui dance. ELIGIBILITY: primarily geared toward scholars who have recently com pleted their Bachelor's or are in the final year of an undergraduate progr amme\; applications especially encouraged from historically underrepresent ed groups (class\, caste\, gender\, religion\, linguistic affiliation\, fi rst-generation scholars)\; scholars from various disciplines and methodolo gical approaches welcome. Apply by emailing a Statement of Purpose (max 1\ ,500 words)\, CV/resume in MS Word format\, and two letters of reference t o fellows@cbps.in. Fellowship awards announced 3 July 2026.\n\nOrganisatio n: Centre for Budget and Policy Studies (CBPS)\nLocation: Bengaluru\, Karn ataka\, India (in-person at CBPS office)\nAward: INR 25\,000 per month sti pend\, plus access to office space\, internet and the CBPS library. The fe llowship does NOT cover housing\, transportation or any other financial su pport. No application fee.\nDuration: One year (1 August 2026 to 31 July 2 027)\n\nMore: https://cbps.in/ URL:https://cbps.in/ LOCATION:Bengaluru\, Karnataka\, India (in-person at CBPS office) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rowland-fellowship-harvard-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260801 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260802 SUMMARY:Deadline: Rowland Fellowship at Harvard (incoming 2027 cohort) DESCRIPTION:Rowland Fellowship at Harvard for outstanding early-career expe rimentalists in any field of science or engineering\, providing the opport unity to establish an independent research programme at the Rowland Instit ute in Cambridge\, Massachusetts. Founded by Edwin Land in 1980 to foster high-risk creative research and joined to Harvard in 2002\, the Institute particularly supports scholars with potential to establish ground-breaking research programmes that bridge traditional disciplinary boundaries. ELIG IBILITY: applicants should currently be completing their PhDs or have rece ived their PhD after 1 May 2025\; the doctoral degree must be completed pr ior to starting the Fellowship. Fellows may have the opportunity to teach undergraduates during their Fellowship. Apply via the Harvard Careers post ing linked from the Rowland Institute fellowships page. Applications are c urrently open\; the call does not state a fixed closing date\, so check th e Harvard Careers posting for the current deadline.\n\nOrganisation: The R owland Institute at Harvard University\nLocation: Cambridge\, Massachusett s\, USA (Harvard main campus)\nAward: Salary from $89\,999 per year with f ull Harvard benefits\; yearly operating budget from $225\,000 for lab supp lies\, travel and hiring personnel (postdoctoral fellows\, postbacs\, unde rgraduates)\; generous start-up funding for capital equipment based on the research programme\; dedicated laboratory space plus ancillary spaces (e. g. tissue culture)\; full principal investigator rights\; staff scientist and engineer support for designing and fabricating experimental setups\; s hared research equipment across Harvard (Center for Nanoscale Systems\, Ba uer Life Science Core Facility)\; mentoring on lab culture\, scientific wr iting\, budgeting and leadership\; and access to Harvard's Core for Mentor ship Excellence. No application fee.\nDuration: Up to five years\, with fl exible start (incoming 2027 fellows start July to December 2027)\n\nMore: https://www.rowland.harvard.edu/fellowships/ URL:https://www.rowland.harvard.edu/fellowships/ LOCATION:Cambridge\, Massachusetts\, USA (Harvard main campus) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:berggruen-pku-fellowship-2026-27@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260531 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260601 SUMMARY:Deadline: Berggruen Institute: Peking University Research Center Fe llowship 2026-2027 (Beijing) DESCRIPTION:Part-time research fellowship at the Berggruen Institute's Rese arch Center at Peking University\, working within one of three core themes (Frontier Science\, Technology and Philosophy\; Creative Futures\; Ancien t Wisdom and Planetary Governance)\, with strong overlap for AI policy\, p hilosophy of technology and computational practice. ELIGIBILITY: open to a pplicants from any research background\; selection is based on the proposa l's fit with the Center's themes.\n\nOrganisation: Berggruen Institute Chi na Center\, Peking University\nLocation: Beijing\, China (on-site engageme nt at PKU expected)\nAward: 200\,000 CNY annual stipend\, paid monthly bef ore tax. Fellows are responsible for their own income tax. No application fee.\nDuration: One year\, part-time\, running 2026 to 2027\n\nMore: https ://berggruen.org/news/call-for-application-bic-fellowship-26-27 URL:https://berggruen.org/news/call-for-application-bic-fellowship-26-27 LOCATION:Beijing\, China (on-site engagement at PKU expected) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:amr-paper-of-the-future-prize-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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/ URL:https://amathr.org/prizes/paper-of-the-future-prize-prize/ LOCATION:Worldwide (digital submission) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:jsk-journalism-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260602 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260603 SUMMARY:Deadline: JSK Journalism Fellowship 2027 (John S. Knight Fellowship s at Stanford) DESCRIPTION:Stanford's flagship journalism fellowship\, funded by the John S. Knight Foundation. A nine-month residential\, project-based fellowship for working journalists to reimagine the future of journalism - many JSK f ellows tackle AI\, platforms\, information ecosystems\, accountability or audience trust. ELIGIBILITY: working journalists with at least 5 years of professional experience\; full-time staff\, freelancers and entrepreneuria l journalists are all eligible\; international applicants welcome. PROCESS : application portal opened 6 May 2026\; deadline 2 June 2026 at 1pm Pacif ic. Distinct from the Knight Cities Challenge on the desk - both are Knigh t-funded but JSK is the Stanford residential fellowship for individual jou rnalists. No application fee.\n\nOrganisation: John S. Knight Journalism F ellowships at Stanford\nLocation: Stanford\, California\, USA (residential 9-month fellowship)\nAward: USD 130\,000 stipend over 9 months\, plus Sta nford tuition\, housing\, health insurance\, and a dependent supplement. N o application fee.\nDuration: 9 months at Stanford (academic year)\n\nMore : https://jsk.stanford.edu/become-a-fellow URL:https://jsk.stanford.edu/become-a-fellow LOCATION:Stanford\, California\, USA (residential 9-month fellowship) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:mcgraw-business-journalism-fellowship-fall-2026@artificialnouveau.githu b.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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/ URL:https://www.mcgrawcenter.org/the-harold-w-mcgraw-jr-business-journalism -fellowships/ LOCATION:Worldwide (freelancers and staff) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:seap-fellows-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260525 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260526 SUMMARY:Deadline: Nationality for All: SEAP Fellows 2026 (Statelessness Enc yclopedia Asia Pacific) DESCRIPTION:Inaugural 2026 SEAP Fellowship Programme from Nationality for A ll (NFA) for early-career human rights professionals based in the Asia Pac ific region. Two full-time\, three-month remote fellows will support the u pdating and verification of the Second Edition of the Statelessness Encycl opedia Asia Pacific (SEAP) - a regional knowledge resource on statelessnes s\, nationality rights\, legal identity and exclusion in the Asia-Pacific region. The three sub-regions (Southeast Asia\, East Asia\, Central Asia) are divided between the two fellows. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: factchecking an d additional desk research on existing SEAP country factsheets\; updating SEAP website and report content\; integrating and verifying citations acro ss SEAP outputs. TIMELINE: Month 1 onboarding and factchecking\; Month 2 w ebsite and report updates\; Month 3 citation integration. ELIGIBILITY: ear ly-career human rights professionals based in the Asia Pacific region with strong desk research\, writing and organisational skills\; background in human rights\, law\, public policy\, international relations or related di sciplines\; knowledge of citizenship rights\, statelessness and legal iden tity systems is desirable but not mandatory. Persons with lived experience of statelessness will be prioritised. APPLY: send CV\, cover letter and o ne original writing sample to info@nationalityforall.org with subject line 'Application - SEAP Fellows 2026' by 25 May 2026 (EOD Bangkok time).\n\nO rganisation: Nationality for All (NFA)\nLocation: Fully remote\; applicant s must be early-career human rights professionals based in the Asia Pacifi c region\nAward: AUD 200-400 per month depending on the fellow's location. This is a low-stipend research fellowship\; the work itself is full-time over three months.\nDuration: 3 months full-time\, 15 June - 11 September 2026 (remote)\n\nMore: https://nationalityforall.org/opportunity/call-for- applications-seap-fellows-2026/ URL:https://nationalityforall.org/opportunity/call-for-applications-seap-fe llows-2026/ LOCATION:Fully remote\; applicants must be early-career human rights profes sionals based in the Asia Pacific region END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:wenner-gren-post-phd-research-grant-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102 SUMMARY:Deadline: Wenner-Gren Foundation: Post-PhD Research Grant (November 2026 cycle) DESCRIPTION:Research grants from the Wenner-Gren Foundation for individual scholars with a PhD or equivalent to support a discrete project of anthrop ological research. The grant supports the project's most substantial cost (typically fieldwork or core research activity) and may be used for direct research expenses\; not for salary or institutional overhead. Deadlines a re biannual: 1 May and 1 November each year. ELIGIBILITY: scholars who hol d a PhD (or equivalent) in anthropology or a clearly related discipline\; nationality and country of work are not restricted. Up to USD 25\,000 per grant. Strictly anthropology focus - the project must be primarily anthrop ological in scope and method (sociocultural\, biological\, archaeological or linguistic anthropology\, etc.).\n\nOrganisation: Wenner-Gren Foundatio n for Anthropological Research\nLocation: Worldwide (research may take pla ce anywhere\; applicant must hold an anthropology PhD or equivalent)\nAwar d: Up to USD 25\,000 per grant\nDuration: Project-based\, typically up to 24 months of research activity\n\nMore: https://wennergren.org/program/pos t-phd-research-grant/ URL:https://wennergren.org/program/post-phd-research-grant/ LOCATION:Worldwide (research may take place anywhere\; applicant must hold an anthropology PhD or equivalent) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:neh-public-humanities-projects-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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 URL:https://www.neh.gov/grants/public/public-humanities-projects 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:20260610T123012Z 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 URL:https://www.nwo.nl/en/calls/ssh-open-competition-xs-2026-round-3 LOCATION:Netherlands (applicants must be academic researchers affiliated to a Dutch knowledge institution) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:sff-2026-themed-rounds@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260610 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260611 SUMMARY:Deadline: Survival and Flourishing Fund (SFF): 2026 Themed Rounds ( Climate\, Animal Welfare\, HSEE) DESCRIPTION:Recommender-grant rounds (the SFF S-Process) funding work that improves the long-term trajectory of life on Earth\, backed by Jaan Tallin n and other donors. Funded cause areas span AI safety\, biosecurity\, clim ate\, animal welfare\, and human self-empowerment / existential risk reduc tion (HSEE). The 2026 cycle includes the closed Main Round (deadline 22 Ap ril 2026) plus three themed rounds with paired Theme and Speculation deadl ines: Climate (Theme 10 June\, Speculation 24 June 2026)\; Animal Welfare (Theme 24 June\, Speculation 8 July 2026)\; HSEE (Theme 8 July\, Speculati on 22 July 2026). The S-Process is recommender-driven: recommenders indepe ndently evaluate applications and the Fund aggregates their recommendation s into grant decisions. ELIGIBILITY: primarily registered non-profit organ isations and fiscally-sponsored projects\; individual researchers can appl y through a fiscal sponsor. Grants typically range from tens of thousands of USD to low millions. Total programme USD 20-40M across all 2026 rounds. \n\nOrganisation: Survival and Flourishing Fund (SFF)\, backed by Jaan Tal linn\nLocation: Worldwide (grants typically routed through registered non- profits\; individual researchers can apply via a fiscal sponsor)\nAward: T otal USD 20-40M expected across all 2026 SFF rounds. Individual grants typ ically range from tens of thousands of USD to low millions. Remaining 2026 themed-round deadlines: Climate Theme 10 June\; Climate Speculation and A nimal Welfare Theme 24 June\; Animal Welfare Speculation and HSEE Theme 8 July\; HSEE Speculation 22 July (HSEE = Human Self-Empowerment and Existen tial Risk).\nDuration: Project-based\; recommended grant lengths vary by r ound and project\n\nMore: https://survivalandflourishing.fund/2026/applica tion URL:https://survivalandflourishing.fund/2026/application LOCATION:Worldwide (grants typically routed through registered non-profits\ ; individual researchers can apply via a fiscal sponsor) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:understanding-society-fellowship-may-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260527 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260528 SUMMARY:Deadline: Understanding Society Data Research Fellowships (May 2026 call) DESCRIPTION:Funding programme run by Understanding Society\, the UK Househo ld Longitudinal Study based at ISER\, University of Essex\, enabling resea rchers to take time out to work on projects using the Study's data. The Ma y 2026 round welcomes applications under three themes: (1) public engageme nt\, defined as two-way activities such as public events/festivals of scie nce with active dialogue\, patient and public involvement\, public dialogu e\, and co-production of research with local communities\; (2) environment \, climate change and energy use\, drawing on newly released attitudinal\, behavioural\, administrative and smart data\; (3) exploiting the unique v alue of the Study (large nationally representative longitudinal household survey\, ethnic minority and immigrant boost samples\, biomarker and genet ic data). Eligibility: any researcher based at a UK HEI\, research/policy institute\, or third-sector organisation (University of Essex excluded\; p reviously successful applicants excluded). Early career researchers (under 3 years post-PhD) must identify a mentor at their host institution\; thir d-sector applicants must identify an academic collaborator. Application re quires a signed Head of Department statement\, project plan (max 2 pages)\ , 2-page CV\, cost estimate from the host HEI's finance office\, and disse mination plan. Practical support also provided by the Study team on data\, analysis plans\, and impact strategies. Free to submit. Deadline 5pm on 2 7 May 2026\; shortlist mid-June\, interviews late June\, decisions late Ju ne\, kick-off October 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Understanding Society (Instit ute for Social and Economic Research\, University of Essex)\nLocation: Uni ted Kingdom (HEI\, research/policy institute\, or third-sector organisatio n\; University of Essex excluded)\nAward: Up to £70\,000 per fellowship f or staff costs and dissemination-related activities (no indirects). Salary \, NI and pension funded at 100% for research-only contracts\; for researc h-and-teaching contracts the fellowship funds backfill at the most junior lecturer point. Third-sector applicants additionally get £5\,000 of an ac ademic collaborator's salary covered.\nDuration: Up to 12 months\, full or part time\, starting October 2026. Up to 12 months additional funding may be available afterwards for dissemination/policy impact and shareable dat aset creation.\n\nMore: https://www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/research/fe llowships/call-fellowships/ URL:https://www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/research/fellowships/call-fellow ships/ LOCATION:United Kingdom (HEI\, research/policy institute\, or third-sector organisation\; University of Essex excluded) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:cais-research-sabbaticals-2027-28@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260723 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260724 SUMMARY:Deadline: CAIS Research Sabbaticals (Fellowships) 2027-28 DESCRIPTION:Residential research sabbaticals at CAIS\, explicitly open to e xcellent scholars AND practitioners across all career stages and disciplin es (not academia-only). Funds individual projects on the societal impact o f digital transformation\, including pure research and applied projects th at develop new theories\, methods or perspectives for practice. Project mu st be self-contained with specific milestones and produce an independent o utput suitable for short-timeframe publication: peer-reviewed paper or con ference contribution\, book chapter\, policy paper\, or prototype. Fellows join a vibrant interdisciplinary research community with regular joint ac tivities (breakfast Tuesdays\, colloquium and dinner Wednesdays\, occasion al workshops Thursdays) and an international network of alumni\, working g roups and affiliates. In Germany\, full and compensatory grants are not su bject to social security contributions and are usually tax-exempt\; fellow s resident abroad should verify their own tax position. Note: CAIS is curr ently reviewing the application format and selection process for the next call\, so details may change. Next call publishes at the beginning of June 2026\; deadline 23 July 2026 for fellowships in the period October 2027 t o March 2028. Contact: Dr. Esther Laufer\, esther.laufer@cais-research.de. \n\nOrganisation: Center for Advanced Internet Studies (CAIS)\, Bochum\, G ermany\nLocation: Bochum\, Germany (residential at CAIS\; rent-free\, full y furnished apartment provided plus private office)\nAward: Sabbatical lea ve on full salary: additional €600/month grant. No regular income: €2\ ,000/month grant. Regular income below €1\,400/month: top-up to the full grant. Alternative: reimbursement of salary or substitute costs within re asonable limits. €100/month extra per child under 18 for fellows on a fu ll or compensatory grant. CAIS also covers one return trip to Bochum (or a daily commute if local)\, provides a rent-free fully furnished apartment and a private office. Fellows can request financial support for research e xpenses\, invite a Visiting Fellow for up to 3 weeks of collaboration\, an d invite up to three European experts for half-day workshops (CAIS covers travel\, accommodation and a daily allowance of up to €24).\nDuration: 3 or 6 months. 6-month fellowships usually start in October or April\; 3-mo nth fellowships start in October\, January\, April or July. Exceptions pos sible by arrangement.\n\nMore: https://www.cais-research.de/en/cais-colleg e/fellowships/ URL:https://www.cais-research.de/en/cais-college/fellowships/ LOCATION:Bochum\, Germany (residential at CAIS\; rent-free\, fully furnishe d apartment provided plus private office) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:msca-postdoctoral-fellowships-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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 URL:https://marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/funding/msca-postdo ctoral-fellowships-2026 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:bbq-plus-academic-fellowship-2026-27@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260501 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260502 SUMMARY:Deadline: BBQ+ Academic Fellowship 2026-27 DESCRIPTION:Annual academic fellowship for underrepresented scholars (broad ly and intersectionally defined) working in critical race\, Indigenous\, p ostcolonial and queer studies. Open to college students (Sophomores and up \, including community college students)\, recent graduates\, Master's stu dents and recent Master's holders (up to 3 years post-degree)\, PhD/EdD/ot her doctoral students\, and recent postdoctoral scholars (up to 8 years po st-degree). Parental\, family\, sick and similar leaves do not count towar d years-post-degree. Open to undocumented and international applicants. Fe llows are placed in one of four cohorts (Undergraduate\, Master's & Early Doctoral\, Advanced Doctoral/Dissertation\, Postdoctoral) with a dedicated cohort advisor. Weekly meetings alternate among Writing Clinic\, Theory C linic\, Colloquium and Fellows Circle. Application materials: 1-page cover letter\, 1-2 page research proposal\, CV\, and academic writing sample of at least 8 pages of continuous prose. Deadline 1 May 2026 by midnight ET\ ; review begins 4 May 2026\; late applications unlikely to receive full co nsideration. Questions: fellowships@bbqplus.org.\n\nOrganisation: Center f or Black\, Brown\, and Queer Studies (BBQ+)\, supported by the Mellon Foun dation\nLocation: Remote (fully virtual organisation\; all fellowship meet ings via Zoom with closed captioning)\nAward: Tiered research stipend by a cademic level: College students $1\,000\; Master's/Early PhD $2\,000\; Adv anced PhD $5\,000\; Recent postdoctoral scholars $10\,000. Fellows may als o apply to reimburse other research or professionalisation expenses.\nDura tion: Approximately mid-September 2026 through end of April 2027 (~8 month s)\; weekly Friday meetings 12:00 to 14:00 ET\n\nMore: https://www.bbqplus .org/fellowship/apply URL:https://www.bbqplus.org/fellowship/apply LOCATION:Remote (fully virtual organisation\; all fellowship meetings via Z oom with closed captioning) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ehri-conny-kristel-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260607 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260608 SUMMARY:Deadline: EHRI Conny Kristel Fellowship Programme 2026 DESCRIPTION:Fellowship programme supporting Holocaust research by giving re searchers\, archivists\, librarians\, curators and other professionals acc ess to 25 key archives and research institutions across Europe\, Israel an d the USA. Fellows design their own research journey of 1 to 6 weeks and r eceive a stipend plus travel reimbursement. Welcomes projects on all aspec ts of Holocaust history (prehistory\, legacy\, archival management) and is particularly open to PhD students and early-career practitioners.\n\nOrga nisation: EHRI-ERIC (European Holocaust Research Infrastructure)\nLocation : Across 25 host institutions in Europe\, Israel and the United States\nAw ard: Stipend for housing and living expenses + travel reimbursement (amoun t varies by host country)\nDuration: 1 to 6 weeks per fellowship\n\nMore: https://www.ehri-project.eu/ehri-eric-call-for-applications-conny-kristel- fellowship-programme-2026/ URL:https://www.ehri-project.eu/ehri-eric-call-for-applications-conny-krist el-fellowship-programme-2026/ LOCATION:Across 25 host institutions in Europe\, Israel and the United Stat es END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:future-of-work-reporting-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260724 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260725 SUMMARY:Deadline: Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026 to 2027 DESCRIPTION:One-year reporting fellowship supporting early- and mid-career US-based journalists to produce in-depth\, place-based reporting on how ed ucation\, workforce development and emerging technologies are reshaping ec onomic opportunities across the United States. Open to print\, digital\, r adio\, television\, multimedia and freelance journalists. Fellows receive a $5\,000 stipend\, editorial coaching\, expert-source access and amplific ation of their stories.\n\nOrganisation: Work Shift\, in partnership with New America's Future of Work and Innovation Economy initiative\nLocation: United States (US-based journalists)\nAward: $5\,000 stipend + editorial c oaching + access to expert sources + story amplification\nDuration: 1 year (September 2026 to August 2027)\n\nMore: https://newamerica.smapply.org/p rog/future_of_work_reporting_fellowship/ URL:https://newamerica.smapply.org/prog/future_of_work_reporting_fellowship / LOCATION:United States (US-based journalists) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bilnas-research-grant-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260430 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260501 SUMMARY:Deadline: BILNAS Research Grant DESCRIPTION:Research grants for UK-based postdoctoral scholars at any caree r stage to support primary research in Libya and Northern Africa (Morocco\ , Algeria\, Tunisia\, Egypt\, Niger\, Mali\, Chad\, Sudan) in the Humaniti es and Social Sciences. Two tiers available: Small Research Grants up to £3\,000 and Large Research Grants up to £10\,000. Research can take plac e in the region or be UK-based depending on project nature.\n\nOrganisatio n: British Institute for Libyan & Northern African Studies (BILNAS)\nLocat ion: United Kingdom (research conducted in Libya\, Morocco\, Algeria\, Tun isia\, Egypt\, Niger\, Mali\, Chad\, Sudan\, or UK-based)\nAward: Small Re search Grants up to £3\,000\; Large Research Grants up to £10\,000\nDura tion: Per research project\n\nMore: https://www.bilnas.org/research-activi ty/bilnas-grants/ URL:https://www.bilnas.org/research-activity/bilnas-grants/ LOCATION:United Kingdom (research conducted in Libya\, Morocco\, Algeria\, Tunisia\, Egypt\, Niger\, Mali\, Chad\, Sudan\, or UK-based) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:natgeo-climate-pledge-illuminating-solutions-2026@artificialnouveau.git hub.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260525 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260526 SUMMARY:Deadline: National Geographic x The Climate Pledge: Illuminating Cl imate Solutions RFP 2026 DESCRIPTION:Open RFP for storytellers producing solutions-grounded climate journalism and media projects. National Geographic Society and The Climate Pledge are funding a global cohort of Explorers to build a portfolio of s tories on climate resilience and solutions\, with the explicit goal of mov ing business leaders and policymakers to act. Story themes (non-exhaustive ): Climate & Energy Transition (carbon-free energy\, decarbonization)\; Na ture & Land Systems (water stewardship\, nature-based solutions\, biodiver sity\, restoration\, adaptation\, regenerative agriculture\, food systems) \; Built & Human Systems (built environment\, climate migration\, public h ealth\, social adaptation)\; Adaptation in Extreme Weather (hurricanes\, h eat waves\, wildfires\, floods). All story ideas must be grounded in solut ions. Eligibility: open to both existing NatGeo Explorers and applicants n ew to the program. Applicants must show a record of successful media proje cts and submit a portfolio (e.g. website). Storytellers with lived experie nce in (or established collaborative relationships with) the communities t hey cover are prioritised. Up to $100\,000 per project (recommend up to $2 0\,000 if 5 or fewer years of experience). Budgets must consist of reasona ble\, well-justified costs directly required to complete the project\, use d over up to 2 years. All applications must include an explicit plan for e valuating impact. Submit only via the NatGeo online portal in English (the individual responsible for the project must be the listed project leader\ ; one proposal per applicant as project lead). Questions: funding@ngs.org with subject 'RFP Illuminating Climate Solutions'.\n\nOrganisation: Nation al Geographic Society (in partnership with The Climate Pledge)\nLocation: Worldwide (storytellers globally\; preference for those with lived experie nce or established local collaborations in the communities they cover)\nAw ard: Up to $100\,000 per project (recommended cap of $20\,000 if you have <=5 years of experience). Funds for project costs only\, used over up to 2 years.\nDuration: Up to 24 months. First-time recipients also join the Na tional Geographic Explorer Community (training courses\, software tools\, future funding eligibility).\n\nMore: https://www.nationalgeographic.org/s ociety/grants-and-investments/rfp-illuminating-climate-solutions/ URL:https://www.nationalgeographic.org/society/grants-and-investments/rfp-i lluminating-climate-solutions/ LOCATION:Worldwide (storytellers globally\; preference for those with lived experience or established local collaborations in the communities they co ver) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:einstein-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260515 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260516 SUMMARY:Deadline: Einstein Fellowship 2026 (Einstein Forum + Wittenstein Fo undation) DESCRIPTION:Six-month residential fellowship for outstanding young thinkers (under 35) who\, in addition to producing strong work in their primary fi eld\, want to pursue a project in a different discipline\, following Einst ein's own cross-disciplinary example. Eligibility: candidates must be unde r 35 and hold a university degree in the humanities\, social sciences\, or natural sciences. Whether the applicant holds\, or is working toward\, a PhD is not relevant. Crucially\, the proposed project must be significantl y different in content (and preferably in field and form) from the applica nt's previous work\; this is NOT a dissertation-research grant and is NOT for completing an academic study already underway. The project need not be finished during the fellowship\, but can be the start of a longer one. Se lection criteria: quality\, originality\, and feasibility of the proposed project\, plus the superior intellectual development of the applicant. App lication materials: CV\, a 2-page project proposal\, and two letters of re commendation\, all submitted via the online form. All documents must be re ceived by 15 May 2026. Funded by the Wittenstein Foundation (previously fu nded by the ZEIT Foundation Ebelin and Gerd Bucerius 2007 to 2009\, then t he Daimler and Benz Foundation 2010 to 2022).\n\nOrganisation: Einstein Fo rum (with the Wittenstein Foundation)\nLocation: Caputh\, Brandenburg\, Ge rmany (garden cottage at Einstein's summerhouse\, near Potsdam and Berlin) \nAward: EUR 10\,000 stipend + living accommodations for six months at Ein stein's summerhouse + travel expense reimbursement\nDuration: 6 months in residence at the Einstein summerhouse cottage. End-of-term: present the pr oject in a public talk at the Einstein Forum and at the Wittenstein Founda tion.\n\nMore: https://www.einsteinforum.de/en/about/fellowship/ URL:https://www.einsteinforum.de/en/about/fellowship/ LOCATION:Caputh\, Brandenburg\, Germany (garden cottage at Einstein's summe rhouse\, near Potsdam and Berlin) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ssrc-just-tech-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260628 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260629 SUMMARY:Deadline: SSRC Just Tech Fellowship 2027 DESCRIPTION:Flagship SSRC public-interest tech fellowship supporting resear chers\, artists\, journalists\, community-based researchers\, social scien tists\, humanists\, technologists and practitioners whose work expands pub lic understanding of technology and contributes to more informed and accou ntable technological futures. One-year unrestricted award of up to $60\,00 0 (January through December 2027) for research\, creative practice or comm unity-engaged work at the intersection of technology and society. Programm e includes monthly virtual gatherings\, individualised mentoring\, one in- person workshop\, plus ongoing access to the Just Tech network beyond the award year. Citizens of any country may apply but fellows must reside in t he United States for the fellowship duration\; SSRC does not sponsor visas . No formal degree requirement. Full-time students are not eligible. Appli cation materials: 2-page CV\; personal statement (1\,000 words or 5-minute video)\; work proposal (3\,000 words or 10-slide deck) addressing concept \, technology engagement\, approach/contribution\, feasibility\, field con text and public contribution\; 2 work samples. Application portal open 27 April to 28 June 2026 23:59 EST (single window for the 2027 cohort)\; sele cted fellows notified November 2026. Strong fit for critical data\, algori thmic justice\, platform governance and digital rights work.\n\nOrganisati on: Social Science Research Council (SSRC)\nLocation: United States (must reside in US during the fellowship year)\nAward: Up to $60\,000 unrestrict ed\, plus optional seed funding for collaborative projects within or acros s Just Tech cohorts\nDuration: 1 year (January 2027 through December 2027) \n\nMore: https://www.ssrc.org/programs/just-tech/just-tech-fellowship/ URL:https://www.ssrc.org/programs/just-tech/just-tech-fellowship/ LOCATION:United States (must reside in US during the fellowship year) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:journalismfund-europe-cross-border-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260730 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260731 SUMMARY:Deadline: Journalismfund Europe: European Cross-Border Grants DESCRIPTION:Supports independent investigative journalism across Europe\, w ell-suited to surveillance\, AI\, platform governance and data-driven inve stigations. Cross-border team requirement: at least two professional journ alists (freelance or staff) from at least two different countries\; at lea st 80% of the budget must go to journalists/media from EU member states. T he next round closes 30 July 2026 at 1 pm CET.\n\nOrganisation: Journalism fund Europe\nLocation: Europe (cross-border projects)\nAward: Variable per -team grants (typically a few thousand to ~EUR 20\,000+). The July 2026 ro und has a total budget of around EUR 280\,000.\nDuration: Per project\n\nM ore: https://www.journalismfund.eu/grants URL:https://www.journalismfund.eu/grants LOCATION:Europe (cross-border projects) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:virginia-spate-research-fellowships-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260701 SUMMARY:Deadline: Virginia Spate Research Fellowships 2026 DESCRIPTION:Fellowships for Australian researchers to live and work in Pari s for three months on a specific research project in art and visual cultur e\, using the city's archives\, collections and research networks. Two fel lowships are awarded per year: Fellowship 1 for University of Sydney staff members or PhD candidates\, and Fellowship 2 for all other researchers (P hD candidate level or higher\, including university-based researchers at a ny career stage\, independent researchers\, museum or gallery curators\, a nd archivists or collection specialists). Each fellowship includes a $20\, 000 AUD grant for travel and living expenses (paid roughly 6 weeks before travel)\, support in finding accommodation\, and access to Paris's archive s\, collections and research networks. On return\, fellows must share outc omes via a report and/or public event. ELIGIBILITY: open to all researcher s in art and visual culture who are Australian citizens or Permanent Resid ents\; applicants cannot have previously received a Power Institute fellow ship (such as at the Cite Internationale des Arts). Awarded by a committee chaired by the Director of the Power Institute\, judged on the quality an d originality of the project\, the relevance and accessibility of the Pari s-based research resources (and why the work cannot be done remotely or fr om the home institution)\, and the potential to further the applicant's pr ofessional development. Applications open 20 May 2026 and close midnight\, 30 June 2026\; applicants notified September 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Power Institute\, University of Sydney\nLocation: Paris\, France (research trip )\; applicants must be Australian\nAward: $20\,000 AUD grant for travel an d living expenses (including accommodation)\, plus support finding accommo dation. No application fee.\nDuration: 3-month research trip in Paris\n\nM ore: https://powerinstitute.submittable.com/submit URL:https://powerinstitute.submittable.com/submit LOCATION:Paris\, France (research trip)\; applicants must be Australian END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:crp-research-fellowship-programme-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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/ URL:https://www2.fundsforngos.org/innovation/call-for-applications-crp-rese arch-fellowship-programme/ 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:lux-capital-science-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260613 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260614 SUMMARY:Deadline: Lux Capital Fellowship 2026 DESCRIPTION:Fellowship from venture-capital firm Lux Capital honouring exce ptional undergraduates at the intersection of science and technology\, pus hing the boundaries of the physical\, computational and life sciences. No prior experience required\; flexible by design to run alongside other acad emic and professional commitments. FOCUS AREAS: Physical Sciences (next-ge n materials\, defense\, chips\, energy\, space)\; Life Sciences (healthcar e\, computational biology\, new therapeutics)\; and Computational Sciences (AI\, cryptography\, open source\, infrastructure\, dev tools). WHO THEY SEEK: scrappy\, high-velocity builders who ship fast\; deeply technical en gineering and scientific pioneers (startup designation does not matter)\; and seekers with something to prove. BENEFITS: a $15\,000 non-dilutive gra nt to offset project costs (no strings attached\, no need to formally inco rporate)\; a personalized mentor from the Lux portfolio and investment tea m\; all-expenses-paid retreats at the start and end of the summer\; and se ssions ranging from fireside chats with portfolio founders to themed discu ssions. ELIGIBILITY: undergraduates (team applications accepted). TIMELINE : applications due June 13\, 2026\; results late June\; fellowship kick-of f late July\; close late August/early September. Contact: flux@luxcapital. com.\n\nOrganisation: Lux Capital\nLocation: United States (in-person retr eats\; remote project work)\nAward: $15\,000 non-dilutive grant (no string s attached\, no need to incorporate a company)\, plus mentorship and all-e xpenses-paid retreats. No application fee.\nDuration: Summer fellowship (k ick-off late July\; closes late August/early September 2026)\n\nMore: http s://www.luxcapital.com/fellowship URL:https://www.luxcapital.com/fellowship LOCATION:United States (in-person retreats\; remote project work) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:david-mcclure-public-interest-journalism-fellowship-2026@artificialnouv eau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260531 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260601 SUMMARY:Deadline: David McClure Public Interest Journalism Fellowship 2026 DESCRIPTION:Fellowship from the Oxford International Centre for Publishing at Oxford Brookes University\, supporting one nonfiction writer per year ( for the next five years) with a GBP 15\,000 award to work on a timely\, in dependent piece of long-form public interest journalism that might otherwi se never be published. The investigation must be original\, non-biased\, n on-partisan and rigorously researched\, with the decision based on how des erving the work is to be in the public domain. Named for David McClure\, t he news producer\, author and journalist known for his forensic investigat ions into institutional privilege and the British Royal family's finances. APPLICATION: a 1\,500-word pitch including a synopsis of the investigatio n and its aims\, objectives\, key research undertaken and progress to date \, the support needed to complete it\, and how the funds will be used. The fellow starts in September\; the annual application deadline is 31 May. F ully remote.\n\nOrganisation: Oxford International Centre for Publishing\, Oxford Brookes University\nLocation: Fully remote\nAward: GBP 15\,000 gra nt to support one nonfiction writing fellow. No application fee.\nDuration : Fellowship starts each September (funding for one fellow per year for fi ve years)\n\nMore: https://www.journoresources.org.uk/job/the-david-mcclur e-public-interest-journalism-fellowship/ URL:https://www.journoresources.org.uk/job/the-david-mcclure-public-interes t-journalism-fellowship/ LOCATION:Fully remote END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:knight-georgetown-institute-policy-analyst-2026@artificialnouveau.githu b.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260601 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260602 SUMMARY:Deadline: Knight-Georgetown Institute: Policy Analyst 2026 DESCRIPTION:The Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI)\, Georgetown's technology -policy institute\, is hiring a Policy Analyst to support its work transla ting research into technology and digital-governance policy. Paid role wit h an annual salary of $60\,000-$70\,000. Hybrid\, but applicants must be b ased in Washington\, D.C.\; the posting does not state a citizenship or wo rk-authorization requirement. A companion Research Analyst role is also op en on the same timeline (verify on the KGI jobs page). NOTE: this is a job rather than a grant or fellowship. Applications are requested by June 1\, 2026.\n\nOrganisation: Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI)\, Georgetown Uni versity\nLocation: Washington\, D.C.\, United States (hybrid\; applicants must be based in D.C.)\nAward: Paid role: annual salary $60\,000-$70\,000. No application fee.\nDuration: Full-time position\n\nMore: https://kgi.ge orgetown.edu/policy-analyst/ URL:https://kgi.georgetown.edu/policy-analyst/ LOCATION:Washington\, D.C.\, United States (hybrid\; applicants must be bas ed in D.C.) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rural-creator-fellowship-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260607 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260608 SUMMARY:Deadline: Rural Creator Fellowship 2026 (News Creator Corps) DESCRIPTION:Short-term virtual fellowship from News Creator Corps that trai ns trusted local voices in fact-checking and reliable information sharing for rural American communities affected by local news loss. Open to two ki nds of people: experienced content creators who want to deepen their fact- checking skills\, and trusted community members (retired teachers\, civic leaders\, local business owners and others) taking first steps in public i nformation sharing. What matters is community trust and a commitment to ac curacy\, not a following or equipment. The curriculum covers fact-checking and reliable sourcing\, public records and FOIA requests\, citing researc h and data\, interviewing and source development\, audience and trust buil ding\, audio/video tools\, platform strategy/SEO/algorithms\, and staying safe online. The cohort meets virtually once a week for six weeks (~13 Jul y - 21 August 2026) with hands-on assignments and peer/program-director fo rums. Each fellow receives a $3\,500 stipend. ELIGIBILITY: people serving rural US communities (content creators or trusted community members). Appl ications close 7 June 2026 (midnight ET)\; all applicants notified by the end of June.\n\nOrganisation: News Creator Corps\nLocation: Virtual (for r ural communities in the United States)\nAward: $3\,500 stipend per fellow. No application fee.\nDuration: Short-term virtual fellowship: ~6 weeks\, meeting once a week (roughly 13 July - 21 August 2026)\n\nMore: https://ne wscreatorcorps.org/programs/rural-creator-fellowship/ URL:https://newscreatorcorps.org/programs/rural-creator-fellowship/ LOCATION:Virtual (for rural communities in the United States) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fund-for-investigative-journalism-2026@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z 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/ URL:https://fij.org/apply-for-a-grant/ LOCATION:USA-primary (foreign-based stories require strong U.S. angle) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:knight-georgetown-institute-research-analyst-2026@artificialnouveau.git hub.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260601 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260602 SUMMARY:Deadline: Knight-Georgetown Institute: Research Analyst 2026 DESCRIPTION:Knight-Georgetown Institute (Georgetown's technology-policy ins titute) is hiring a Research Analyst to join its team at the intersection of technology\, social science\, law and public policy. The role involves synthesising academic research across disciplines\, contributing to origin al research projects\, supporting policy communications for state\, federa l and international audiences\, and helping organise convenings with leadi ng experts. WHAT THEY LOOK FOR: a Bachelor's in any field with relevant te ch and policy coursework\; 2+ years in research\, data analysis or a relat ed area\; strong research-synthesis and written-communication skills\; gen uine interest in platform governance\, algorithmic systems or AI policy\; based in (or willing to relocate to) Washington\, D.C. Bonus points for a graduate degree\, experience with R/Python/Stata\, or qualitative-research methods. Paid: annual salary $60\,000-$70\,000. Hybrid position\; the pos ting does not state a citizenship or work-authorization requirement. NOTE: this is a job\, not a grant or fellowship.\n\nOrganisation: Knight-George town Institute (KGI)\, Georgetown University\nLocation: Washington\, D.C.\ , United States (hybrid\; must be based in D.C.)\nAward: Paid role: annual salary $60\,000-$70\,000. No application fee.\nDuration: Full-time positi on\n\nMore: https://kgi.georgetown.edu/research-analyst/ URL:https://kgi.georgetown.edu/research-analyst/ LOCATION:Washington\, D.C.\, United States (hybrid\; must be based in D.C.) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:techcongress-january-2027-fellowship@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260625 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260626 SUMMARY:Deadline: TechCongress: January 2027 Fellowship (Senior Fellows + C ongressional Innovation Fellows) DESCRIPTION:TechCongress is accepting applications for its January 2027 Fel lowship cohort\, placing up to 20 fellows in Congressional offices and com mittees on both sides of the aisle. Fellows work directly with Members of Congress and Congressional Committees on AI policy\, cybersecurity\, data privacy\, climate\, government innovation\, science/research and more\; no prior government experience required. TWO TRACKS: (1) Senior Fellows (mid -career\, 8+ years) for January-December 2027\, paid $100\,600/year\; (2) Congressional Innovation Fellows (early-career\, 2-6 years) for January-Oc tober 2027\, paid a $78\,000 annual-equivalent stipend ($6\,500/month). Be nefits include health-insurance supplements (up to $425/month)\, relocatio n (up to $2\,000)\, initial housing (up to $2\,000)\, travel (up to $2\,00 0)\, and a $500 professional-attire allowance. This year the call explicit ly seeks people with backgrounds in climate\, government innovation\, and science/research alongside the traditional AI/tech/cyber profile\; applica nts with seven years of experience qualify for an intermediate tier. ELIGI BILITY: this is a full-time\, in-person fellowship and fellows must reloca te to Washington\, D.C.\; applicants must be U.S. citizens (DACA recipient s\, or those eligible for DACA\, are also eligible). Application deadline 25 June 2026\, 11:59pm ET.\n\nOrganisation: TechCongress\nLocation: Washin gton\, D.C.\, United States (Congressional offices)\nAward: Senior Fellows : $100\,600 per year. Congressional Innovation Fellows (early-career): $78 \,000 annual-equivalent stipend ($6\,500/month). Plus health-insurance sup plements up to $425/month\, relocation assistance up to $2\,000\, initial- housing reimbursement up to $2\,000\, travel funds up to $2\,000\, and a $ 500 professional-attire allowance. No application fee.\nDuration: Senior F ellows: January-December 2027 (12 months). Congressional Innovation Fellow s: January-October 2027 (10 months)\n\nMore: https://techcongress.forms.fm /january-2027-fellowship/forms/10111 URL:https://techcongress.forms.fm/january-2027-fellowship/forms/10111 LOCATION:Washington\, D.C.\, United States (Congressional offices) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fias-fellowship-programme-2027-2028@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260625 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260626 SUMMARY:Deadline: French Institutes for Advanced Study (FIAS) Fellowship Pr ogramme 2027-2028 DESCRIPTION:FIAS Fellowship Programme offers 10-month fellowships at seven Institutes for Advanced Study in France\, welcoming high-level internation al scholars and scientists to develop innovative research projects. 29 POS ITIONS for 2027/2028: Aix-Marseille (7)\; Cergy (3)\; Loire Valley/Orleans -Tours (2)\; Lyon (3)\; Montpellier (2)\; Nantes (4)\; Paris (8). DISCIPLI NES: all Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) plus all other research fiel ds interfacing with the SSH. ELIGIBILITY: outstanding researchers at all c areer levels\, from postdoctoral to senior scientists. Minimum: PhD plus 2 years of research experience at the time of application. Researchers from all countries are eligible BUT must have spent no more than 12 months in France during the three years prior to the application deadline. COMMON ST ANDARDS across all FIAS: living allowance of EUR 2\,200/month\; social sec urity coverage\; accommodation\; research and training budget\; travel exp enses covered. DEADLINE: 25 June 2026. APPLY via the FIAS-FP call for appl ications page.\n\nOrganisation: French Institutes for Advanced Study (FIAS ) network: Aix-Marseille\, Cergy\, Loire Valley (Orleans-Tours)\, Lyon\, M ontpellier\, Nantes\, Paris\nLocation: Seven Institutes for Advanced Study across France (Aix-Marseille\, Cergy\, Loire Valley/Orleans-Tours\, Lyon\ , Montpellier\, Nantes\, Paris)\nAward: EUR 2\,200/month living allowance\ ; social security coverage\; accommodation\; research and training budget\ ; travel expenses covered. No application fee.\nDuration: 10-month fellows hip during the 2027/2028 academic year\n\nMore: https://www.fias-fp.eu/fel lowships/call-applications-20272028 URL:https://www.fias-fp.eu/fellowships/call-applications-20272028 LOCATION:Seven Institutes for Advanced Study across France (Aix-Marseille\, Cergy\, Loire Valley/Orleans-Tours\, Lyon\, Montpellier\, Nantes\, Paris) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ccl-curatorial-leadership-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260701 SUMMARY:Deadline: Centre for Curatorial Leadership: Fellowship 2027 for Art Museum Curators DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Curatorial Leadership (CCL) offers leadership tr aining for art museum curators across all art-historical specialties. The core Fellowship provides experienced curators with instruction from Columb ia Business School faculty and exposure to real-world challenges faced by cultural institutions today. Mentoring is a key element: directors and tru stees from major museums across the world host Fellows for a weeklong resi dency. PROGRAMME STRUCTURE: (1) a two-week intensive in New York City (11- 22 January 2027) with Columbia Business School faculty teaching plus pract ical exposure and assignments\; (2) a five-day individual residency in Feb ruary-April with a museum director from an institution other than the Fell ow's home institution\; (3) a concluding week in May or June crafted to th e particular needs of the class. ELIGIBILITY: full-time senior and/or esta blished curators working in art museums in North America and abroad\; up t o 12 applicants accepted each year. DEADLINE: 30 June 2026.\n\nOrganisatio n: Centre for Curatorial Leadership (CCL) (with Columbia Business School f aculty)\nLocation: Two weeks in New York City\, USA (11-22 January 2027)\; a five-day residency at a host museum\; concluding week in May or June 20 27\nAward: Tuition free. CCL covers the majority of travel\, hotel and foo d costs for the programme: for the two weeks in NYC and the final week\, t he majority of meals and Mon-Fri transportation are organised by CCL (Fell ows cover a small number of taxi/incidental costs)\; for the five-day indi vidual residency\, CCL arranges and pays for hotel and travel\, and Fellow s receive a daily stipend for meals\, transportation and incidentals. No a pplication fee.\nDuration: January to May or June 2027\, in three blocks: 2-week NYC intensive (11-22 Jan 2027)\; 5-day individual residency at a ho st museum (Feb-Apr 2027)\; concluding week (May or June 2027)\n\nMore: htt ps://on-the-move.org/news/centre-curatorial-leadership-fellowship-2027-art -museum-curators-usa URL:https://on-the-move.org/news/centre-curatorial-leadership-fellowship-20 27-art-museum-curators-usa LOCATION:Two weeks in New York City\, USA (11-22 January 2027)\; a five-day residency at a host museum\; concluding week in May or June 2027 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:muus-collection-research-fellowship-2026-2027@artificialnouveau.github. io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260801 SUMMARY:Deadline: MUUS Collection: Research Fellowship 2026-2027 (Remote\, USA) DESCRIPTION:MUUS Collection (an American 20th-century photography collectio n that preserves\, researches and reveals work from the archives it owns a nd represents) launches its first Research Fellowship\, inviting a curator or academic to spend a year with the archives to develop an exhibition or publication concept offering a new perspective. The Research Fellow exami nes physical works and ephemera (journals\, contact sheets\, cameras\, the totality of each photographer's collection) and benefits from the new MUU SEUM online research portal. PROJECT PERIOD: November 2026 to November 202 7 (project completes November 2027). ELIGIBILITY: minimum five years profe ssional experience at museums\, galleries\, universities or similar cultur al institutions\; international candidates eligible but fluency in English (written and spoken) is required\; candidates must be willing to travel t o Tenafly\, New Jersey for up to a week (mutually agreed dates) and be ava ilable for remote collaboration with the archive team and advisory board. Candidates from underrepresented or marginalised communities are encourage d to apply. AWARD: USD 20\,000 grant plus full coverage of travel costs to the archive. ANNOUNCEMENT: winner decided in October 2026 and announced a t Paris Photo. DEADLINE: 31 July 2026.\n\nOrganisation: MUUS Collection\nL ocation: Remote / hybrid\; archive visits to Tenafly\, New Jersey\, USA\nA ward: USD 20\,000 grant plus full coverage of travel costs to the archive. No application fee.\nDuration: One year\, November 2026 - November 2027\n \nMore: https://on-the-move.org/news/muus-collection-research-fellowship-2 026-2027-remote-usa URL:https://on-the-move.org/news/muus-collection-research-fellowship-2026-2 027-remote-usa LOCATION:Remote / hybrid\; archive visits to Tenafly\, New Jersey\, USA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:tokas-curator-residency-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260616 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260617 SUMMARY:Deadline: TOKAS Curator Residency Program 2027 DESCRIPTION:ELIGIBILITY: international curators\, art critics\, and cultura l researchers based outside Japan. Six curators selected in total (two per residency window). Two letters of recommendation required. Working profic iency in English required. APPLY: download the Application Package (Curato r2027) from TOKAS\, complete the PDF application form\, attach two letters of recommendation and a portfolio\, and submit via the online submission form by 18:00 JST on June 16\, 2026. TIMELINE: application window May 19 t o June 16\, 2026\; selection results announced later in 2026\; residency p eriods May-Jul 2027\, Sep-Nov 2027\, Jan-Mar 2028. DISCIPLINES: curation\, art criticism\, cultural research. NOTE: TOKAS covers airfare\, accommoda tion in a single private room at TOKAS Residency (Sumida-ku)\, and a fee f or research/project work. There is no dedicated studio (this program is re search-focused). Selected curators must give mentoring sessions to local e merging creators and deliver a public talk. Additional travel within Japan must be self-funded.\n\nOrganisation: Tokyo Arts and Space (TOKAS)\, Muse um of Contemporary Art Tokyo\nLocation: Tokyo\, Japan (Sumida-ku\, Ryogoku area)\nAward: Fully funded: round-trip airfare\, single-room accommodatio n\, and a project/research fee covered by TOKAS. Additional travel within Japan not covered. No application fee.\nDuration: 1 to 3 months within one of three windows in 2027-2028: May-Jul 2027\, Sep-Nov 2027\, or Jan-Mar 2 028\n\nMore: https://www.tokyoartsandspace.jp/en/archive/application/2026/ 20260430-319.html URL:https://www.tokyoartsandspace.jp/en/archive/application/2026/20260430-3 19.html LOCATION:Tokyo\, Japan (Sumida-ku\, Ryogoku area) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:jve-food-lab-fellowship-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260604 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260605 SUMMARY:Deadline: Jan van Eyck Food Lab Fellowship 2027 DESCRIPTION:ELIGIBILITY: one Fellow selected. Open to artists\, designers\, researchers\, and interdisciplinary practitioners working in food\, ecolo gy\, agriculture\, and adjacent fields. The Fellow must reside in Maastric ht or within a 10 km radius during the fellowship. APPLY: submit a single PDF (max 10 MB) via the online registration form containing a motivational letter and project proposal (max 500 words each)\, portfolio documentatio n (max 15 pages\, 1-2 images per page\, work from the past 5 years)\, and a CV (max 2 pages). All materials in English. Application fee EUR 50 + VAT paid via PayPal at submission\; waived for DAC-list and Palestinian appli cants. TIMELINE: deadline 4 June 2026\; fellowship runs 15 January to 15 D ecember 2027\; results showcased at Jan van Eyck Open Studios in October 2 027 and documented for the Institution(ing)s project. DISCIPLINES: food / ecology / interdisciplinary research-based practice. NOTE: the Fellow gets a private studio and access to the Academie's Labs\, in-house experts\, a nd guest advisers\, and participates in the Institution(ing)s project alon gside SES researchers and students at Maastricht University. Co-funded by Maastricht University and Creative Europe.\n\nOrganisation: Jan van Eyck A cademie (with Maastricht University and Creative Europe Institution(ing)s project)\nLocation: Maastricht\, Netherlands (Fellow must reside within 10 km of Maastricht\; fieldwork in Venlo with travel covered up to EUR 750)\ nAward: Monthly stipend of EUR 1\,750 (80 percent income-tax exempt)\, ann ual working budget of EUR 2\,250\, plus local transport costs to and from Venlo up to EUR 750 covered by Maastricht University. EUR 50 + VAT applica tion fee (waived for applicants from DAC list Least Developed / Low-Income / Lower-Middle-Income Countries and for Palestinian artists).\nDuration: 11 months\, 15 January 2027 to 15 December 2027\n\nMore: https://janvaneyc k.nl/calendar/food-lab-fellowship URL:https://janvaneyck.nl/calendar/food-lab-fellowship LOCATION:Maastricht\, Netherlands (Fellow must reside within 10 km of Maast richt\; fieldwork in Venlo with travel covered up to EUR 750) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:tokas-research-residency-2027@artificialnouveau.github.io DTSTAMP:20260610T123012Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260616 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260617 SUMMARY:Deadline: TOKAS Research Residency Program 2027 DESCRIPTION:TOKAS Research Residency Program 2027 supports international an d local creators to conduct research on arts and culture in Tokyo. ELIGIBI LITY: practitioners with considerable experience in their specialised area \; applicants must not be students at the time of participation (PhD candi dates are eligible). DISCIPLINES: visual arts\, design\, architecture\, mu sic\, performing arts\, curation\, art criticism\, cultural research and w riting. FUNDED: TOKAS covers round-trip economy airfare from the nearest a irport to Narita or Haneda\, single-occupancy 25 sqm accommodation at TOKA S Residency (49 sqm twin for duo applicants)\, per-diem living expenses\, and provides research and public-relations assistance plus an Open Studio presentation. APPLY: download the Outline and Application Package\; submit Application Form (PDF)\, two letters of recommendation and a portfolio vi a the Online Submission Form. TIMELINE: open call 19 May to 16 June 2026 ( 18:00 JST)\; residency periods are May to July 2027\, September to Novembe r 2027\, or January to March 2028.\n\nOrganisation: Tokyo Arts and Space ( TOKAS)\nLocation: Tokyo\, Japan\nAward: Fully funded: round-trip economy a irfare\, accommodation in a single 25 sqm room at TOKAS Residency (49 sqm twin for duos)\, per-diem living expenses\, plus assistance for research a nd public relations. No application fee.\nDuration: 6 to 12 weeks within o ne of three 2027/28 periods\n\nMore: https://www.tokyoartsandspace.jp/en/a rchive/application/2026/20260430-321.html URL:https://www.tokyoartsandspace.jp/en/archive/application/2026/20260430-3 21.html LOCATION:Tokyo\, Japan END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR