The Rowland Fellowship Program was established to fund young scholars who will perform ground-breaking research program in their chosen field. Rowland Fellows are selected from all areas of experimental science and engineering.  The Fellowship funds independent research for up to five years.

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THE APPLICATION PERIOD FOR THE 2022 ROWLAND FELLOWSHIP IS NOW CLOSED

DEADLINES:

  • 2022 Rowland Fellowships:
    • Our new Fellows arrive this Fall, and the application period is now closed.
  • 2023 Rowland Fellowships:
    • We will not be accepting applications for 2023 due to the pending move of the institute to the new lab space on campus.

 


Employment: Postdoctoral Opportunities

Reece Lab - Postdoctoral candidate

Feldmann Lab - Postdoctoral candidate

Application information here. 

 

For summer undergraduate research opportunities, contact our Rowland Fellows. Click here to see their lab and research descriptions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Harvard Diversity and Inclusion information:

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Harvard Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging

Harvard College Office of Diversity Education & Support

 

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  • Rowland Alumni News

    RF Alum Dan Congreve feature in the Harvard Gazette

    Former Rowland Fellow Dan Congreve is featured in an article in the Harvard Gazette. The article highlights the Congreve Lab's work on 3D printing while at the Rowland Institute.

    To read the full article in the Harvard Gazette, click...

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In Memory of Howard Berg 1934 - 2021

January 3, 2022

Howard Berg, who was a Senior Fellow at the Rowland and a faculty member in Molecular and Cellular Biology at Harvard University passed away on December 30, 2021.

Howard was appointed as a Senior Fellow by Dr. Edwin Land, the founder of the Rowland Institute, based on their shared interest in using physics as a lens to understand how organisms perceive their surroundings. In Dr. Land’s case, the organisms were humans and the perception was sight; for Howard, the organisms were bacteria and the perception was smell, or more precisely,...

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