In partnership with the National Park Foundation (NPF), the National Park Service (NPS) administers the Scientists in Parks (SIP) Fellowship Program that was established to support advanced postdoctoral science researchers who address urgent natural resource challenges facing national parks.
The Society of Fellows at Dartmouth College invites applications for two-year postdoctoral fellowships. These fellowships foster the academic careers of scholars who have recently received their Ph.D. degrees. Fellows pursue their research while gaining mentored experience as teachers and members of the departments or programs in which they are housed. In addition, fellows participate in the Society alongside other postdoctoral scholars and Dartmouth faculty in a spirit of multidisciplinary learning and mutual enrichment.
This award is named in honor of the late Marilyn Yarbrough, Kenyon parent and trustee. A legal scholar and university administrator who was a former editor of the Black Law Journal and a member of the Pulitzer Prize Board, Marilyn Yarbrough often addressed gender and racial discrimination in her scholarship and teaching.
New York University Arts and Science
The Climate Systems Engineering initiative (CSEi) at the University of Chicago invites applications for the 2026 cohort of CSEi Postdoctoral Researchers, to be appointed at the rank of Research Associate. We seek outstanding early career scholars interested in any aspect of climate engineering.
The Department of Energy Science and Engineering (ESE) at Stanford University invites applications for a tenure-track faculty appointment at the Assistant Professor level. We are seeking exceptional candidates with a strong commitment to research and teaching in the broad area of sustainable subsurface energy systems, with a particular emphasis on geothermal energy and/or subsurface hydrogen production and storage.
The Stanford Science Fellows program is now accepting applications from outstanding graduating doctoral students and early-career postdoctoral scholars who are committed to advancing foundational research in the natural sciences, working across disciplines with exceptional scholars from around the world, and bringing diversity of thought and experience to the global community of scientists.
Visit and interviews: November 10-13, 2025
Application Due: August 26, 2025
postdocs.stanford.edu/PRISM
Michigan State University is conducting a photovoice study to explore what it means to be a Black scientist doing science communication in the U.S. This study is part of the Science Communication Identities Project (SCIP) funded by the National Science Foundation. This project seeks to reimagine science communication training in the U.S. by making it culturally responsive and relevant to diverse communities.
