Fellowship News
Einstein Fellows Now Part of the NASA Hubble Fellowship Program
Starting in Fall 2018, the Einstein Fellowship is administered from STScI as part of the NASA Hubble Fellowship Program (NHFP), which also includes Hubble and Sagan Fellows. The latest updates can be found at the NHFP website.
Applications Open for NASA Hubble Fellowship Program
9/3/2019
New deadline is Nov 4, 2019 for NHFP Einstein/Hubble/Sagan Fellowships starting in 2020. See the Announcement of Opportunity.
2019 NHFP/Einstein Postdoctoral Fellows Selected
4/4/2019
NASA has
announced the
selection of the 2019
NASA Hubble Fellowship
Program (NHFP), named
as Hubble, Einstein,
and Sagan fellows,
depending on their
research topics.
NASA press release:
http://hubblesite.org/news_release/news/2019-24
Application Open for NASA Hubble Fellowship Program
10/3/2018
New deadline is Nov 1, 2018 for Fellowships starting in 2019.
2018 Einstein Fellowship Symposium
6/11/2018
Einstein Fellowship Symposium
Oct 2-3, 2018
Harvard-Smithsonian CfA
View Program
2018 NHFP/Einstein Postdoctoral Fellows Selected
4/3/2018
NASA has announced the selection of the 2018 NASA Hubble Fellowship Program (NHFP), named as Hubble, Einstein, and Sagan fellows, depending on their research topics. NASA press release
2017 Einstein Fellowship Symposium
4/03/2017
Einstein Fellowship Symposium
Oct 12-13, 2017
Harvard-Smithsonian CfA
Applications Closed
11/09/2016
The application deadline was Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 for 2017 Einstein Fellowship appointments. Letters of reference are due Thu, Nov 10. See the Call for Proposals.
Fellow Recipients Announced
3/25/2016
Thirteen Einstein Fellows were selected to the 2016 class. Read about them here.
Review Panel Deliberations Complete
1/15/2016
A total of 163 applications were received for the 2016 Einstein Fellowship competition. Thirteen Fellowships will be awarded. The committee has finished their deliberations and all candidates have been notified including nine applicants on the waitlist.
Einstein Fellow's paper accepted to Nature
12/3/2015
2015 Einstein Fellow Philipp Moesta and team have found that in the collapse of a massive star into a neutron star huge magnetic fields are produced sufficient to collimate a jet and drive a jet-driven supernova. Read more here.
