Australia-Harvard Fellowships are seeking applications through Sept. 10, 2019.
The fellowships are offered by the Harvard Club of Australia Foundation supporting learned exchange between Harvard University and Australia and are aimed at creative scientists normally based at Harvard who have a persuasive plan for collaborative work in Australia with the country’s best bioscience researchers and educators. The award also supports Australian researchers who wish to follow-up joint initiatives at Harvard.
The foundation seeks applicants whose work will bring clear benefit to Australia as well as to the University, as well as those who can demonstrate strong potential for “breakthrough” impacts resulting from their collaborations and where its contribution may be seen as “seed capital” for superior innovations.
Australia-based applicants become eligible when they can demonstrate significant value in working at Harvard with a former fellow from Harvard, and have the intention to bring advances back to their Australian institutions.
Grants are donated to eligible Australian institutions which administer the funds on standard terms.
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