Research Fellowship - Eugene Garfield supports researchers studying the history of health sciences information science to inform current and future approaches to finding and sharing information.
Funder: Medical Library Association
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (Annual application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Consult the official fellowship page for award details
Summary: Supports research exploring the history of health sciences information science to inform information discovery and dissemination.
The Eugene Garfield Research Fellowship is a research-related funding opportunity offered by the Medical Library Association (MLA). It supports research on the discoverability and dissemination of information through exploration of the history of information science in the health sciences.
The fellowship connects historical inquiry with questions about how information is found and shared. Its focus goes beyond historical exploration alone: it emphasizes how insights from the field’s history can inform current practices and future developments. Research aligned with this purpose places the history of health sciences information science in conversation with present-day and future approaches to information discovery and dissemination.