The Neukom Institute for Computational Science at Dartmouth College runs this postdoctoral fellowship for early-career researchers whose work spans disciplines and has a computational element, either as a guiding idea or as part of the method.
Fellows are based at Dartmouth in Hanover, New Hampshire, mentored by faculty from at least two departments and housed in one of them. The current call is for positions starting 1 September 2027.
Benefits & funding
- Salary of US$70,000 for 2027–2028.
- Extra funds for equipment, travel and research materials.
- Two-year appointment; a third year can be requested.
- Duties: teach one seminar course of your choice each year and stay in residence at Dartmouth, apart from research and conference travel.
Eligibility
- A PhD in any discipline, or a DMA or MFA, held or expected by September 2027.
- Research that strongly intersects with computation, and a shown interest in multidisciplinary work.
- Current Dartmouth postdocs and fellows may apply.
- The page states no nationality or residence restriction.
Application process
- 1Reach out to prospective Dartmouth mentors while drafting (strongly encouraged).
- 2Prepare a CV, publications list, a research statement of up to 2 pages, and a statement on which departments and faculty you would work with and why.
- 3Submit on Interfolio from 1 August 2026, by 1 December 2026.
- 4Three referees upload their letters by 8 December 2026.
Program timeline
Application site opens
Aug 1, 2026
Application deadline; review begins
Dec 1, 2026
Recommendation letters due
Dec 8, 2026
Fellowship starts
Sep 1, 2027