S.K. Varshney

The Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece, affiliated with Harvard University, is offering a 12-month postdoctoral fellowship in AI Ethics for the 2026-2027 academic year. This unique opportunity is designed for postdoctoral researchers from any discipline who are interested in exploring the ethical, societal, and philosophical implications of artificial intelligence as it becomes increasingly integrated into daily life. The fellowship aims to foster original research that addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, with a particular focus on ethical considerations and the broader impact on society. The fellowship award includes a stipend of $12,000 (USD), year-long access to Harvard University's extensive online databases and resources, and a 10-day educational trip to the United States. Fellows will also have the opportunity to present and publish their research outcomes, attend academic meetings, and receive mentorship and academic support from the program's academic committee. The program underscores the commitment of the Center for Hellenic Studies to advancing international dialogue and collaboration in the field of AI Ethics, highlighting Greece's role in this important area of research. Applicants must hold a postdoctoral degree in any discipline and demonstrate a strong research interest in AI Ethics. The application deadline is February 6, 2026. Interested candidates should visit the Center for Hellenic Studies Greece website for detailed application instructions and submit their materials online before the deadline. This fellowship is ideal for scholars seeking to contribute to the global conversation on the ethical and societal dimensions of artificial intelligence.