The Norma J. Lang Early Career Fellowships from the Phycological Society of America fund innovative early-stage research in algal science and support professional development for emerging phycologists.
Funder: Phycological Society of America
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027
Funding Amounts: One-time award of up to $10,000 USD per fellow for a three-year term
Summary: Seed funding and professional recognition for early career researchers in algae (phycology) to support new research projects and career advancement.
Key Information: Applicants must be within 10 years of PhD, PSA members, and employed by a university or non-commercial entity; international applicants welcome.
The Norma J. Lang Early Career Fellowships are designed to provide significant seed funding and professional development for early career researchers working in any area of algal (phycological) research. The fellowship, awarded annually by the Phycological Society of America (PSA), supports promising scientists at pivotal stages in their careers, helping them launch new research projects and enhance their competitiveness for larger grants from federal or other sources. Fellows are recognized for a three-year term and are expected to remain active within the PSA community, present their work at annual meetings, and contribute to the review process for future fellowships.