Neukom Fellows
The Neukom Fellows Program aims to support graduate research across the campus and provide a stepping stone to help faculty and students secure outside funding for their research.
Fellowships will provide a full year of funding, including stipend and benefits, to Ph.D. students engaged in faculty-advised research in the development of novel computational techniques as well as the application of computational methods to problems in the Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities.
Awards are for one year, and although it may be extended to two or more years, recipients would need to reapply and compete for the fellowship from year to year. However, part of the mandate of the Neukom Institute is to broaden the reach of computational science, so new proposals will be given special consideration.
Application
Each application should include:
Proposals must be submitted electronically as pdf documents to
Email questions to Hany Farid ()
Dates
Fellowships will provide a full year of funding, including stipend and benefits, to Ph.D. students engaged in faculty-advised research in the development of novel computational techniques as well as the application of computational methods to problems in the Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities.
Awards are for one year, and although it may be extended to two or more years, recipients would need to reapply and compete for the fellowship from year to year. However, part of the mandate of the Neukom Institute is to broaden the reach of computational science, so new proposals will be given special consideration.
Application
Each application should include:
- CV for faculty advisor and applicant
- Research Proposal (limited to 2 single-spaced pages) that includes a general overview of the proposed research and specifically describes the computational component.
Proposals must be submitted electronically as pdf documents to
Email questions to Hany Farid ()
Dates
- July 1, 2010: proposals due
- Sept. 1, 2010: notification of award