Fellowship
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Editorial Fellowship 2026
About
Organisation: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Location: Remote. No geographic or citizenship restriction is stated. Award: USD 750 per published piece, for up to four pieces annually, so up to USD 3,000. Limited travel costs and occasional incidental expenses are also covered. No application fee. Duration: Annual fellowship, built around up to four published pieces Deadline: Closed 28 Aug 2026 The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists runs an Editorial Fellows Program for emerging leaders who can give its audience regular and expansive coverage of the Bulletin's core issues, the existential threats facing humanity. TRACKS: two specialty tracks are open in this round, biosecurity and disruptive technology/AI. Fellows write for the Bulletin's editorial pages, producing up to four published pieces over the year at USD 750 each, with limited travel costs and occasional incidental expenses covered on approval. WHO SHOULD APPLY: this is not a student programme. Applicants need significant professional experience, an established record of publishing quality work, and recognition as an emerging leader in their field; undergraduate and graduate students may apply only if they bring substantial writing experience and published work. No geographic or citizenship restriction is stated. HOW TO APPLY: email a resume, a cover letter (the call stresses that the cover letter matters), and up to three writing samples, with 'editorial fellow' as the subject line, to the address given on the call page. Fellows are announced in September 2026. Deadline 28 August 2026. Open call details Want to see more grants? Visit The Grant Desk (https://www.artificialnouveau.com/smalltools/grants/).
Who can apply
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