OpenMined launches Research Fellowship for privacy-preserving AI, 7-month inaugural cohort
iamtrask · x · 2026-10-20
OpenMined has launched its Research Fellowship to support researchers in privacy-preserving AI. The inaugural cohort runs about 7 months (Sept 2026–Feb 2027), part-time for PhD and predoctoral researchers, offering an unrestricted stipend, technical mentorship, infrastructure/API/compute access, an all-expenses-paid NYC gathering, guest conversations with industry researchers, and conference support. Fellows include Seungeun Lee (NYU, explainable/trustworthy ML) and Victor Ojewale (Brown, LLM/agent evaluation and audit infrastructure).
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