AlxBio Fellowship at Cambridge for Researchers and Entrepreneurs [Fully Funded]

Applications are welcomed from suitably qualified applicants for the AlxBio Fellowship at Cambridge 2026. The fellowship is a 10-week, fully funded programme at Cambridge, for researchers and entrepreneurs working on important problems at the intersection of advance AI and Biosecurity.

The Fellowship is broadly excited to support individuals who are energised by taking ownership of concrete biosecurity problems. Interested and qualified applicants are encouraged to take advantage of this fully funded opportunity.

SUMMARY:

• Fellowship Sponsors: ERA and Cambridge Biosecurity Hub
• Fellowship Type: Graduate Fellowship
• Fellowship Duration: 10 weeks
• Number of Awards: Several
• Basic Qualifications: Graduate students
• Nationality: All Nationalities

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To participate in the AlxBio Fellowships at Cambridge, applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Applicants be aged 18+ from a wide range of backgrounds and career stages.
• Prior formal research experience is not required.
• Be willing to commit fully for the 10 weeks fellowship
• Be able to turn open biosecurity question into a tractable project.

Fellowship Benefits

• £10,000 stipend for the ten-week programme
• Meals during working hours
• Travel support
• Full visa sponsorship
• Access to office workspace
• Dedicated project funding pot, and compute as applicable.

Application Procedures

How-to-Apply: Interested applicants for the AlxBio Fellowship at Cambridge at to complete an online application by the application deadline. The application consist of the various stages:

• Written Application Stage: The first stage consists of a short written application. Questions are asked about your background, the problems you are interested in, and how you think about questions at the intersection of AI and biosecurity. Care is placed substantially more about the quality of your reasoning than polished application writing.
• Interview: Shortlisted applicants will be invited to an interview with the ERA team. The interview is used to understand how you reason about difficult problems, explore your research interests in more depth and assess where the fellowship could most usefully support you.
• Work test: Some of the fellowship’s mentors and placement organisations would like to run short work tests ahead of selecting candidates. At this stage, you may expect to do between 0-3 work tests depending on your track.

Application Deadline: October 19th, 2026

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