The Martin J. Sherwin Biography Fellowship in Nuclear Age History supports biographers and historians in researching and writing biographies of influential figures in nuclear-age science, politics, and diplomacy.
The Biography Fellowship supports biographers with a residency, writing space, research resources, and assistance at the CUNY Graduate Center to advance the research and writing of outstanding biographies.
The Levy/Sloan Fellowship – for biographies of scientists supports biographers writing about figures in science or technology, providing a CUNY residency and research support to advance their books.
The David Levering Lewis Biography Fellowship supports biographers and historians researching and writing about the African Diaspora to advance the development of outstanding biographies.
Cullman Center Fellowship supports scholars, writers, translators, and visual artists in research and writing using New York Public Library collections to advance scholarship and creative work.
Project on Managing the Atom Fellowships support scholars and mid-career professionals in nuclear policy research to rethink deterrence, reduce its dangers, and resolve regional proliferation crises.