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    Pioneer Postdoctoral Fellowship

    Pioneer Postdoctoral Fellowship supports recent PhD graduates in sustainability research and training at Caltech to address climate change and natural resource stewardship.

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    Funder: California Institute of Technology

    Due Dates: January 15, 2027, at 1:00 pm (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $96,000 in RSI support over two years, plus a $9,000 discretionary fund

    Summary: Supports recent PhD graduates pursuing sustainability research and training at Caltech focused on climate change and natural resource stewardship.

    Key Information: Applicants must secure a Caltech faculty mentor providing office/lab space and a 50% or greater fellowship cost-share.


    Description

    The Resnick Sustainability Institute (RSI) at Caltech runs the Pioneer Postdoctoral Fellowship to recruit outstanding recent PhD graduates for research and training relevant to sustainability. Fellows gain access to cutting-edge facilities, training, and broad scientific and engineering expertise to address challenges and opportunities associated with climate change and the stewardship of natural resources.

    Proposed work must fall broadly within RSI’s research areas. Its four interconnected research initiatives are Climate Science, Ecology and Biosphere Engineering, Sunlight-to-Everything, and Water Resources. The fellowship emphasizes the strength of the proposed research and its potential sustainability impact, asking applicants to identify relevant measures of global sustainability and quantify their project's potential global impact. The program aims to develop scientists and engineers who will become global leaders in sustainability research.


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