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UNESCO-Al Fozan International Prize for Young Scientists in STEM 2026: US$50,000 Each for Five Researchers Under 40, One From Every UNESCO Region — Nominations Close 30 November
UNESCO and the Al Fozan Foundation award US$50,000, a medal, and a diploma to five scientists under 40 — one from each UNESCO geographic region — for achievements in STEM research, STEM education, or international scientific cooperation; the third edition closes 30 November 2026.
UNESCO/Japan Young Researchers' Fellowships Programme 2026 (Keizo Obuchi): Up to US$10,000 for a Three-to-Nine-Month Research Stay in Japan for Early-Career Scholars
UNESCO and the Government of Japan award ten fellowships of up to US$10,000 each for young researchers from invited Member States to carry out a three-to-nine-month research project at a Japanese host institution in 2027.
United Nations–Nippon Foundation Fellowship on Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea 2027: A Fully Funded Nine-Month Fellowship at UN Headquarters and a Host University for Mid-Career Professionals From Developing States
A fully funded nine-month United Nations fellowship combining three months of training at UN Headquarters in New York with a six-month research placement at a host university, for mid-career government officials and professionals from developing States working on ocean affairs and the law of the sea.
University of Michigan SEAS Postdoctoral Research Associate: Historical Reference
Historical reference for the University of Michigan SEAS postdoctoral research associate position with Dr. Nina Brooks. The official posting closed February 2, 2026; U-M Careers shows no replacement posting for this specific role.
UNU-IAS PhD in Sustainability Science: 2027 Admission
The United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability offers a three-year PhD in Sustainability Science in Tokyo. The 2026 entry round is closed, and applications for 2027 admission will open in December 2026; no 2027 deadline has been published.
USDA NIFA Open Data Framework (ODF) FY 2026
The FY 2026 Open Data Framework (ODF) NOFO offered one anticipated research award to build a neutral, secure agricultural data repository and cooperative that could help producers, universities, nonprofit entities, and other agricultural participants share data for innovation, productivity, markets, invasive-species response, soil health, and food quality.
USDA Specialty Crop Multi-State Program FY 2026
Three-year grants for collaborative projects that address regional or national specialty-crop issues and produce measurable benefits for growers across state boundaries.
UTRIP at the University of Tokyo: 2026 Summer Research Internship (Historical Reference)
Historical reference for the University of Tokyo School of Science's six-week UTRIP summer research internship for undergraduates enrolled outside Japan. The 2026 application cycle is closed, and the official site has not published a 2027 call.
Vienna BioCenter (VBC) Summer School: Fully Funded 9-Week Life Sciences Research Program in Austria with a €1,400 Stipend
Nine-week funded research placement at the Vienna BioCenter for undergraduate and master's students with at least two years of life sciences study. Free student accommodation, €1,400 net stipend, medical insurance, Vienna transit pass, travel reimbursement, and no application fee. The Summer 2026 call is closed; here is what the program involves and how to be ready when it reopens.
Villum Investigator 2026: Up to DKK 30 Million Over Six Years From a DKK 300 Million Call for Denmark's Most Established Technical and Natural Scientists, Closing 20 August 2026 at 14:00
The Villum Foundation's 2026 Villum Investigator call opened on 26 February 2026 and closes at 14:00 on 20 August 2026, allocating DKK 300 million in total and up to DKK 30 million per applicant for a six-year appointment at a Danish university or GEUS, for experienced technical and natural science researchers with at least ten years of excellent track record.