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    Lerner-Gray Fund for Marine Research Grants

    ForecastedInternal — American Museum of Natural History only

    Lerner-Gray Grants for Marine Research ($500–$3,500) support early-career researchers, including doctoral students, studying the systematics, evolution, ecology, zoology or paleontology of marine life and environments.

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    Lerner-Gray Fund for Marine Research Grants

    Open to all early career researchers (including all doctoral students) proposing to conduct research in systematics, evolution, ecology, zoology or paleontology of marine life and environments are invited to apply to the Lerner-Gray Grants for Marine Research. Grants made from this program generally range between $500 and $3,500.

    Application Exceptions: Lerner-Gray awards are not made to support research in botany or biochemistry. Applicants proposing to conduct freshwater research in North America must apply to the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Grants, not the Lerner-Gray Grants.

    Applications are currently closed.

    The application period is typically mid-February to mid-March each year. You can contact us at fellowships-rggs@amnh.org.

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