NRC RESEARCH ASSOCIATESHIP PROGRAMS (RAP)
Overview:
The National Research Council (NRC) administers the prestigious NRC RESEARCH ASSOCIATESHIP PROGRAMS (RAP) on behalf of numerous U.S. government research agencies and affiliated institutions. These programs offer competitive research opportunities for scientists and engineers at all career stages:
- GRADUATE LEVEL: Pursue research aligned with your interests and those of a sponsoring laboratory.
- POSTDOCTORAL LEVEL: Conduct independent research and gain valuable experience alongside leading government scientists.
- SENIOR LEVEL: Leverage your expertise to address critical scientific challenges.
Benefits:
- Conduct groundbreaking research: Access state-of-the-art facilities and collaborate with renowned researchers.
- Advance your career: Gain recognition and experience that will propel you to the forefront of your field.
- Competitive compensation: Receive a competitive stipend along with health insurance and professional development benefits (stipends vary by program).
Eligibility:
- U.S. citizenship is generally required (check individual program listings for details).
- Must possess the necessary educational qualifications (e.g., Master’s degree for graduate programs, Ph.D. for postdoctoral programs).
- Open to both domestic and international applicants (varies by program).
How to Apply:
- Explore Opportunities: Browse the extensive list of research opportunities on the NRC RAP website.
- Contact Research Advisor: Connect with the listed advisor for your chosen project to discuss funding and suitability.
- Submit Application: Once confirmed, submit your application through the online NRC RAP system.
Additional Resources:
- NRC RAP Website: https://www.nationalacademies.org/
- National Academies Fellowships Office: https://www.nationalacademies.org/fellowships-and-grants
This is an invite-only meeting and is only open to Laboratory Program Representatives and other administrative staff who assist with the Research Associateship Programs at a participating federal agency. Please refrain from sharing this invitation with others, including Research Advisers and Research Associates. If anyone wishes to attend and did not receive an invitation, kindly ask them to email us at rap@nas.edu.
[Closed] 2024 NRC Research Associateship Programs Laboratory Program Representatives Meeting
