Ersilia and H3D’s six-month AI Incubator supports African-led small-molecule drug-discovery projects for infectious diseases. Selected projects receive US$10,000, mentoring and funded in-person participation. Applications close on October…
Ersilia / H3D Foundation — US$10,000 per selected project, split before and after the programme; in-person travel, accommodation and logistics support.
NSF’s PRFB programme supports postdoctoral research at the intersection of AI and biological sciences. Fellowships provide US$110,000 per year for two years: an US$85,000 stipend and US$25,000 research and training allowance. The next…
NSF — US$110,000/year for two years: US$85,000 annual stipend plus US$25,000 annual research/training allowance.
EuroHPC’s AI for Science access call accepts proposals continuously for six-month computing allocations. Scientific and public-sector users can apply; industrial users must participate in eligible EU-funded R&I projects. The next evaluation…
EuroHPC JU — Six-month supercomputer resource allocations; no cash grant stated.
Sanger’s 2026 Google DeepMind Fellowship in Genomics and AI offered three years of salary, research funding, outreach and travel support, plus a relocation allowance. One early-career fellow would work at Sanger with AI co-supervision from…
Wellcome Sanger Institute / Google DeepMind — Three years’ salary and research funding, dedicated outreach and travel funds, mentoring and a one-time relocation allowance; exact amounts are not stated.
UK research organizations can apply to implement, improve or consolidate community bioinformatics or biological resources serving significant bioscience demand. Projects can run up to five years with full economic costs up to £2 million;…
UKRI / BBSRC — Project FEC up to £2 million; BBSRC pays 80%, maximum £1.6 million. Total call fund £7 million.
The University of Tokyo’s AI for HPC joint-research call offers selected projects free use of requested computing resources. The FY2026 programme accepts applications on a rolling basis with quarterly reviews, with a final deadline of…
University of Tokyo ITC — Selected projects receive requested computing resources without charge.
Australian BioCommons Leadership Share supports community-defined life-science data assets with infrastructure, computational resources, specialist expertise and shared software. Its focus includes reference data generation,…
Australian BioCommons
NTU’s AI-for-X fellowship supports early-career researchers using AI across STEM, including medicine. Awardees receive up to four years of funding, remuneration and benefits, a S$250,000 research grant and access to AI facilities and…
NTU / NRF — Up to four years of funding, remuneration and benefits, plus S$250,000 research grant and computing access.
The three-month fellowship develops and deploys AI systems for life-science applications, with mentorship, a VND 11 million monthly full-time allowance and approximately US$15,000 per month in computing resources. Fellows can work in Ho Chi…
BioTuring — VND 11,000,000/month gross for 40 hours/week; approx. US$15,000/month computing resources, plus other research expenses.