Pulse Research Fellowship and Mentorship
This fellowship supports early-career researchers and mentors in data-driven Internet measurement projects aligned with the Internet Society’s Pulse initiative focus areas.
Funder: Internet Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026: Application submissions close (projected) | February 2027: Deadlines for detailed applications (shortlisted candidates only, projected)
Funding Amounts: Fellows: USD 17,000 (includes up to USD 2,000 for equipment/travel); Mentors: USD 10,000 (includes up to USD 2,000 for equipment/travel); 6-month program.
Summary: Supports early-career researchers and mentors working on data-driven Internet measurement projects aligned with the Internet Society’s Pulse initiative.
Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; dates and details may shift—check the program page for updates.
Description
The Pulse Research Fellowship and Mentorship, offered by the Internet Society, is a six-month program designed to support early-career researchers and seasoned mentors in conducting impactful, data-driven research that advances an open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet. Fellows engage in original research or tool development related to key Pulse focus areas (such as enabling technologies, Internet shutdowns, resilience, market concentration, and traffic localization), receive mentorship from established experts, and join a global network of Internet leaders. The program provides both financial support and professional development, fostering career growth and leadership in the Internet ecosystem.
