Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists 2026 – YOA

Deadline: June 12, 2026

Applications are open for the Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists 2026. The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ), in partnership with The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, invites purposes for three journey fellowships for science journalists to attend the Kavli Prize Week in Norway from 29 August to three September 2026.

The fellowships will present chosen journalists with entry to all official Kavli Prize Week occasions, together with the awards ceremony and the official governmental banquet. Fellows may even have alternatives to interview the 2026 Kavli Prize laureates in astrophysics, nanoscience and neuroscience.

This initiative continues the longstanding collaboration between WFSJ and The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters to strengthen worldwide science journalism and foster international reporting on frontier scientific analysis.

Benefits

• The fellowship programme will help three chosen fellows. WFSJ will reimburse eligible bills associated to their air journey and lodging to attend the Kavli Prize Week in Norway. A per diem will likely be supplied to cowl native transport and meals in Norway.

Eligibility

Applicants should:

• Be skilled science journalists with no less than 5 years of expertise
• Demonstrate a powerful current document of printed science journalism, ideally in astrophysics, nanoscience, or neuroscience.
• Be obtainable to attend the total Kavli Prize Week programme in Norway.

Applications from journalists primarily based in low- and center-earnings international locations are particularly inspired.

Application

Send your purposes to [email protected] with a topic line “Application: Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists”. Include the next in your application pack:

• A curriculum vitae, together with contact data, skilled affiliation (if on workers), affiliated social media handles (if relevant)
• A short motivation letter explaining your curiosity in masking areas associated to the Kavli Prize Week
• Links to 3 printed or broadcast work in print, audio, or video. Work could also be in any language (English translation or abstract required the place relevant). Preference will likely be given to candidates with publications/broadcast content material targeted on astrophysics, nanoscience, or neuroscience
• A duplicate of passport data web page

For extra data, go to Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships.