Stanford University GLAM Fellowship 2027 for Early-Career Scientists
Brief Description
The
Geballe Laboratory for Advanced Materials (GLAM) at
Stanford University invites applications for its
2027 Fellowship, offering a vibrant platform for
early-career scientists of exceptional ability. If you want to immerse yourself in an intellectually expansive, highly collaborative research environment, this program gives you the freedom to explore bold new lines of thinking. Supported by
Stanford University, you will find a culture of optimism and innovation designed to drive your research forward. Whether you are expanding your postdoctoral portfolio or launching groundbreaking
materials science initiatives, this fellowship provides the financial backing and academic community to help you thrive.
Name of Host Institution
Stanford University (
Geballe Laboratory for Advanced Materials – GLAM)
Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Open to all qualified candidates, with visa sponsorship handled by the host faculty member for non-US citizens.
- Candidates must have no more than 2 and a half years of postdoc experience.
- You must have received your PhD by the time you start the position.
- Your primary faculty mentor must be a member of GLAM (though collaborative research with other Stanford departments or independent labs is encouraged).
Salary
Initial annual salary of
$80,000 plus benefits.
Benefits
$5,000 per year in discretionary funds dedicated to covering research and/or travel expenses.
Duration
Two years of support.
Location
Stanford University, California.
Application Materials
Applicants must submit a CV containing a publication list, a
2-page research statement, details of their PhD and graduation date, information and letters from
two referees, and a letter from a proposed
GLAM faculty host. An optional copy or preprint of your most relevant recent publication can also be included.
Deadline
November 30, 2026, by 11:59 pm PST.
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Q: Do I need a primary mentor from GLAM to apply?
Yes, your primary faculty mentor must be a member of the Geballe Laboratory for Advanced Materials (GLAM), though secondary mentors can belong to other Stanford departments or independent labs if you propose collaborative research.
Q: Is visa sponsorship provided for international applicants?
Yes, if the position is offered to a non-US citizen, the host faculty member assumes responsibility for obtaining the necessary visa.
Q: What documents are required for the application?
You must submit a CV with a publication list, a 2-page research statement, contact details and letters from two referees, information regarding your PhD, and a letter from your proposed GLAM faculty host.
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