Carnegie Bosch Fellowships
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Carnegie Bosch Fellowships support postdoctoral researchers at CMU pursuing work in AI, cybersecurity and privacy, robotics, and sustainability to address grand challenges with positive societal impact.
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Funder: Bosch
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application) | February 2027 (Letters of reference)
Funding Amounts: $70,000–$90,000 per year for two years, plus standard CMU postdoctoral benefits
Summary: Two-year fellowships support postdoctoral research at CMU in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and privacy, robotics, and sustainability.
Key Information: Fellows must work on campus with a CMU faculty host; remote participation is not available.
Description
Sponsored by the Carnegie Bosch Institute at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Carnegie Bosch Fellowships give postdoctoral researchers two years to pursue high-potential, grand-challenge research with a CMU faculty host. The program supports work from theory to application in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and privacy, robotics, and sustainability, particularly projects that bridge these fields and have broader positive societal impact.
Fellows pursue their research vision with faculty mentorship and access to industry-grade Bosch resources. They may also connect with Bosch Corporate Research experts for perspectives on real-world challenges, including mobility and advanced manufacturing. Fellows are expected to share their results through active engagement with the international research community.
