Association of Public Health Laboratories - Laboratory Fellowships
Northwestern and APHL offer 1–2 year fellowships for early-career scientists to gain hands-on lab experience in bioinformatics, environmental health, and newborn screening to advance public health research.
Funder: Northwestern University
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (application deadline; deadlines vary by fellowship, projected)
Funding Amounts: Fellowships last 1–2 years; specific award amounts not listed, but provide full-time support for early-career scientists.
Summary: 1–2 year laboratory fellowships in bioinformatics, environmental health, and newborn screening for early-career scientists to gain hands-on public health lab experience.
Key Information: Deadlines and details may vary by specific fellowship; check the APHL fellowship page for updates.
Description
The Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL), in partnership with Northwestern University, offers laboratory fellowships designed to train early-career scientists in critical areas of public health laboratory science. Fellowships are available in fields such as bioinformatics in public health, environmental health, and public health laboratory/newborn screening. These programs emphasize hands-on laboratory experience, mentorship, and professional development, aiming to foster innovation and expertise that support public health initiatives across the United States. Fellowship durations typically range from one to two years.
