Nova Fellows Program 2026 at the Belfer Center: A Unique Fellowship for Senior Tech and Science Innovators
The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs has launched an exciting new opportunity—the Nova Fellows Program, designed to bring senior technology and scientific innovators from the private sector into direct collaboration with policymakers, scholars, and students. Hosted at Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, this fellowship bridges the gap between cutting-edge innovation and global policy, […]
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The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs has launched an exciting new opportunity—the Nova Fellows Program, designed to bring senior technology and scientific innovators from the private sector into direct collaboration with policymakers, scholars, and students. Hosted at Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, this fellowship bridges the gap between cutting-edge innovation and global policy, […]
The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs has launched an exciting new opportunity—the Nova Fellows Program, designed to bring senior technology and scientific innovators from the private sector into direct collaboration with policymakers, scholars, and students.
Hosted at Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, this fellowship bridges the gap between cutting-edge innovation and global policy, offering participants a platform to shape conversations around national security, diplomacy, and governance in an increasingly tech-driven world.
About the Nova Fellows Program
The Nova Fellows Program is part of the Belfer Center’s broader initiative focused on emerging technology, scientific advancement, and global policy. It aims to integrate real-world expertise from industry leaders into academic and policy discussions.
Selected fellows will join the Belfer Center on a part-time basis, contributing their knowledge while gaining new perspectives through collaboration with Harvard’s academic and policy community.
What Fellows Will Do
Participants in the program will:
- Collaborate with Harvard faculty, researchers, and students
- Work on research and policy-focused projects
- Contribute to discussions on global challenges shaped by technology
- Engage with a network of policymakers and international practitioners
This is an opportunity to not only share expertise but also influence how emerging technologies are understood and governed globally.
Why This Fellowship Matters
As advancements in AI, biotechnology, cybersecurity, and other fields continue to shape global systems, there is a growing need for collaboration between innovators and policymakers.
The Nova Fellows Program creates a space where:
- Private-sector insights inform policy decisions
- Academic research connects with real-world applications
- Global challenges are addressed through interdisciplinary collaboration
Who Should Apply
This fellowship is best suited for:
- Senior professionals in technology and scientific fields
- Innovators from the private sector
- Leaders working at the intersection of technology and global policy
Applicants should bring substantial experience and a strong interest in contributing to policy discussions and research initiatives.
Application Details
Applications are now open. While no fixed deadline has been specified, early application is strongly encouraged.
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