DOE also is interested in improving the understanding of the meteorological processes that control the dispersion and air chemistry of energy-related trace gases and particulate matter in the atmosphere and to develop predictive models for the meteorological processes and acquire the data to test them. Applications that are collaborative with, or complementary to, DOE laboratory proposals are strongly encouraged. Awards will support field studies, modeling and laboratory research. The Jennings Randolph Program for International Peace awards SeniorFellowships and Peace Scholar Dissertation Fellowships to support research addressing the sources and nature of international conflict and the full range of ways to prevent or end conflict and to sustain peace. Senior Fellows must carry out their projects in residence at the Institute in Washington and participate in public outreach programs.
All disciplines are eligible.
Previous Senior Fellows have come from the fields of government, higher education, journalism, international affairs, law, business, labor, religion, media, the arts, the military, and humanitarian affairs.