Kaiser-Goldberg Research Fellowship
Forecasted
Kaiser-Goldberg Research Fellowship supports students in summer laboratory research in neuroendocrinology or reproductive endocrinology to develop research interests and expand the endocrinology workforce.
This grant was recently updated
Applications for the 2027 fellowship are not yet open; an interest form is now available to receive notification when applications open. The funder also added pd@endocrine.org as the fellowship contact.
Funder: Endocrine Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $5,000 stipend for a 10–12 week summer research experience; one recipient annually
Summary: Supports students conducting summer laboratory research in neuroendocrinology or reproductive endocrinology to expand the endocrinology workforce.
Key Information: Applicants must independently secure a mentor who is an Endocrine Society member; applicant membership is not required.
Description
The Endocrine Society’s Kaiser-Goldberg Research Fellowship supports students interested in neuroendocrine and/or reproductive endocrine research. Each year, one selected student undertakes a 10–12 week summer research experience in an Endocrine Society member’s laboratory. The program supports early-career endocrine researchers as they develop their research interests, with the broader goal of expanding the endocrinology workforce.
The fellowship is endowed by Ursula Kaiser, MD, and Mark Goldberg, MD, through the Endocrine Society Hormone Foundation. It combines focused laboratory research with training, providing a stipend for living expenses or other costs associated with the research project. Students based in the United States and internationally may apply.
