Duke Aging Center T32: Three Funded Postdoctoral Fellowships for 2027
Duke University
Duke’s NIH-funded aging-research training program will appoint three postdoctoral fellows for Summer/Fall 2027. US citizens or permanent residents with a completed doctorate are eligible. Stipend, health insurance and partial conference travel support; apply by 18 November 2026.
The Duke Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development is recruiting three fellows to start in Summer/Fall 2027 through its National Institute on Aging T32 research training program. Appointments are typically two years, subject to funding and good standing. Fellows work with a faculty mentor on biomedical, behavioral, social or implementation research related to ageing and attend interdisciplinary training. The stipend follows NIH and Duke postdoctoral scales; university health insurance and partial travel support for presenting research are provided. Candidates must submit the Duke careers application and send the specified materials as a single PDF to AgingCenterRTP@duke.edu.
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Benefits
NIH/Duke postdoctoral stipend, Duke health insurance, and partial travel support when presenting at a professional meeting. Appointment is typically two years, subject to funding and good standing.
Eligibility summary
US citizenship or permanent residence is required by the NIH T32 program. Applicants need a doctoral or terminal degree completed before starting, at least two remaining years of postdoctoral training eligibility under NIH and Duke policy, and commitment to an ageing-research career.
Requirements
Documents required
Complete the Duke careers application and email one PDF to AgingCenterRTP@duke.edu containing the program application form, current CV, two-page statement of interest, official graduate transcripts and one research-mentor recommendation letter.
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