Deadline: 30 nov 2026

The Sydney Mathematical Research Institute (SMRI) will award fellowships of 4-12 weeks to enable participation in the 2027 special semester program "Nonlinear PDEs and applications."

SMRI Hanna Neumann Fellowships

The SMRI Hanna Neumann Fellowships are senior fellowships of 4-12 weeks for established, outstanding academics from an underrepresented group. At the time of application, applicants must:

$\bullet$ be employed, or know that they will be employed at the time of the proposed visit, by a university, institute, or other similar organisation.
$\bullet$ be able to demonstrate an established program of research in the mathematical sciences and their current research should align with the program being applied for.
$\bullet$ have the potential to collaborate with and mentor researchers in these areas.

SMRI Esther Szekeres Fellowships

The SMRI Esther Szekeres Fellowships are junior fellowships of 4-12 weeks for early career researchers. At the time of application, applicants must:

$\bullet$ be employed, or know that they will be employed at the time of the proposed visit, by a university, institute or other similar organisation.
$\bullet$ have been awarded a PhD no longer than 5 years before the application deadline.
$\bullet$ be able to demonstrate that their current research aligns with the program being applied for.
$\bullet$ have the potential to collaborate with other researchers in these areas.

SMRI Kabari Banjeri Fellowships

The SMRI Kabari Banjeri Fellowships are fellowships of 4-12 weeks for researchers who reside in a low or middle-income country according to the International Mathematical Union (IMU) classification. At the time of application, applicants must:

$\bullet$ be in at least the 3rd year of their PhD.
$\bullet$ be employed, or know that they will be employed at the time of the proposed visit, by a university, institute or other similar organisation.
$\bullet$ be able to demonstrate that their current research aligns with the program being applied for.
$\bullet$ have the potential to collaborate with other researchers in these areas.

Further information and the application form can be found at the link below. The closing date is 30 November 2026.

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