NASA Lifelines Fellowship Program 2026 for Early-Career Scientists (Fully Funded)
The NASA Lifelines Fellowship Program 2026 is a prestigious opportunity for emerging leaders aiming to combine science, data, and humanitarian action. This six-month immersive experience connects early-career professionals with cutting-edge Earth science applications in humanitarian contexts, focusing on areas such as climate resilience, food security, and disaster response.
Participants will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and global experts to design solutions that leverage satellite data and scientific research for decision-making in crisis situations. This fellowship not only provides practical engagement but also enhances skills and expands professional networks in the science and humanitarian sectors.
Eligibility
Applicants must be graduate students or recent graduates (within 12–24 months of completing their degree) with a strong interest in Earth science, environmental studies, humanitarian aid, or data science. A demonstrated ability to work in interdisciplinary teams and a commitment to applying science to real-world challenges are essential. Additionally, applicants may need authorization to work in the United States or the ability to be based there during the fellowship.
Deadline: Ongoing
Benefits
The fellowship covers all expenses related to the program, including research opportunities and collaboration with leading organizations.
