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National Science Foundation (NSF) - Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB)

Archived administrative guide for Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (NSF 24-113). The latest version is NSF 25-032.

DeadlineFourth Tuesday in September, Annually Thereafter
Award amountFellowship Stipend
Last checkedJun 25, 2026

Award workspace

Core details, official source pages, and recent changes for this award.

Deadline
Fourth Tuesday in September, Annually Thereafter
Award amount
Fellowship Stipend
Academic level
Graduate; Postdoctoral
Citizenship
U.S. citizens; Permanent residents
Eligibility
Must have a sponsoring scientist; Recent doctoral degree recipients; Research plan must fall within NSF BIO purview; Limited to two submissions to the PRFB program; Must be a recent recipient of a doctoral degree; Must earn a doctoral degree prior to fellowship start
Requirements
Margins must be at least 1 inch; Statement limited to three pages; Use grammar and spelling checkers; Single-column format strongly encouraged; Must have an NSF account in Research.gov; Paper size no larger than standard letter

Official source pages

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Application

BIO Data Management Plan Guidance

Guidance for the NSF Directorate for Biological Sciences (BIO) on creating Data Management and Sharing Plans (DMSP) for proposals, including content, costs, and post-award reporting.

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Deadline

Updates on NSF Priorities

Official U.S. National Science Foundation page providing updated guidance on agency priorities, funding decisions, and recent policy changes.

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Deadline

How to Apply for Fellowship Applicants

Provides instructions for applying to the Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB) program via Research.gov, including eligibility, document preparation, and submission steps.

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FAQ

Who to Contact About Your NSF Award

Outlines who to contact with administrative questions about your award from the U.S. National Science Foundation. Provides contact information for proposals and awardees.

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