DARPA Innovation Fellowship

[Ann Skoczenski]

Hello Postdoctoral Scholars,
If you are interested in a position at DARPA<https://www.darpa.mil/>, there is a new program for early career scientists and engineers, the DARPA Innovation Fellowship. Postdocs with US citizenship who are within five years of receiving their PhD are eligible to apply.  More information:
https://www.darpa.mil/work-with-us/darpa-innovation-fellowship

>From the program announcement:

Fellows will push the limits of existing technology through the rapid exploration of a high volume of promising new ideas focused on answering high risk/high reward “what if?” questions and assessing the impact of further investment.

Fellows will also have the opportunity to work with DARPA program managers as well as the university, industry, and non-profit performers who work on DARPA-funded research. Being a DARPA Innovation Fellow is a great way to begin a career in the sciences. DARPA Innovation Fellows will have the opportunity to make extensive connections across an extraordinarily rich, technologically-focused network. The fellowship is an in-person salaried position at DARPA in Arlington, Virginia. Fellows will be part of the Defense Sciences Office<https://www.darpa.mil/about-us/offices/dso>; however, the fellows will work across disciplines represented in all DARPA technical offices. More information on the office focus areas can be found at DARPA Offices<https://www.darpa.mil/about-us/offices>.
All the best,
Ann

Ann Skoczenski, PhD
Director of Postdoctoral Services
Office of the Vice President for Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
http://postdocs.mit.edu/
annskocz at mit.edu<mailto:annskocz at mit.edu>
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