Project SEED Scholarships support former SEED participants with college educational expenses, helping them move from high school into undergraduate study and pursue chemistry-related scientific careers.
Summer Vacation Studentships support undergraduates through research projects, programming training, or publishing and engagement work to build practical and transferable skills in molecular bioscience.
The NIH SEPA grant funds innovative STEM and biomedical education projects for pre-K to 12 students and teachers, both in classrooms and informal settings, with emphasis on quantitative and computational skills.
MS Engineering and Science Fellowship Program supports master's students through graduate study and paid internships to prepare them for engineering and science research, development, and technical careers.
Postdoctoral Research Fellowships (12 months) support scholars’ full-time research and writing using the Science History Institute’s collections to pursue historical projects in a residential scholarly community.