The Time Fellowship

• All-expenses-paid annual retreat

• Exclusive access to fellows-only community group 

• Direct mentoring 

• Fellows are invited to apply for a select number of $8,000 grants to conduct a 2024 summer project, which could include an internship in industry, work in a research lab, or an independent project!

We are looking for undergraduate-level students with diverse interests and goals. Do you want to run your own lab, become an entrepreneur, science communicator, or a policy maker? Students from all disciplines are eligible to apply. The Time Fellowship is geared towards individuals not yet enrolled in graduate level studies. Individuals enrolled in post-baccalaureate programs and Bachelor's-Master's dual degree programs are eligible to apply. The fellowship is open to all, regardless of citizenship status.

Hello! We encourage you to prepare your answers to the fellowship questions outside of the application portal. When crafting your responses, focus on clearly demonstrating why you should be selected as a Time Fellow and how this fellowship will be pivotal to your success. Please ensure your objectives are articulated clearly, avoiding any use of jargon, so that we can easily understand your vision and goals.

Take your time, and let your passion for the field and this opportunity shine through.

Applications closed
December 6th, 2024 11:59 AM PT (noon). No applications will be accepted late. 

Please reach out to Courtney@timeinitiative.org with any questions and view our recorded virtual info session https://youtu.be/7oNaehBx_yc

We are looking for thoughtful, highly motivated, and mission-driven applicants with boundless curiosity and the desire to connect and engage with like-minded people who share their energy and enthusiasm. Strong applicants would show demonstrated interest in the field and potential to become leaders. People who want to start making a difference now.

Our Cohort #2 applications are now open. Apply here.

Applicants will complete a written application, and 40 applicants will be selected for a virtual interview. Interviewees are notified mid-January, and final acceptances are announced by Mid February. The acceptance rate for TIME cohort #1 was 11%.

Applications close Dec 1st, 11:59pm PT. Key Dates:

• Fellowship Applications Open = September 2024

• Fellowship Applications Close - December 1st, 2024 11:59pm PT.

• Interview Candidates Notified - January 9, 2025

• Interviews - January 11 - 16, 2025

• Fellows announced - Mid February, 2025

Fellows will be announced in February 2025 and run through the end of December 2025.

As a Time Fellow, you are expected to actively participate in the fellowship community. This includes:

• 1-3 hours per week dedicated to:

  • Attending virtual events and discussions

  • Engaging in community-building activities

  • Participating in mentorship sessions

Your commitment is essential to fostering a collaborative environment where all fellows can learn, grow, and contribute to the field of aging biology. This program is designed to be flexible around your schedule, while offering valuable opportunities for growth and connection.

Join us for an unforgettable 3-day retreat in Northern California June 2025. Network with passionate peers and gain valuable insights from leaders in the field.

Nothing. We will cover your travel, food, and lodging.

While the $8,000 grants are primarily aimed for Summer 2025, you've got some wiggle room! You can start using the funds anytime from May 2025 through to December 2025.

Join our Slack channel and connect with the other people around the world with the same goal.

As a Time Fellow, you’ll have access to a wide range of engaging virtual events designed to expand your understanding of aging biology and it potential impact. Our Time Talks series, for example, brings in thought leaders from across the field to give you an expansive view of opportunities in research, venture capital, biotech, ethics, and policy.

Some of our past guest speakers include:

• Laura Deming – Founder of the Longevity Fund, Age1, CEO of Cradle, who shared insights on venture capital in the longevity space and how to fund and create breakthrough research.

• Nir Barzilai – director of the Institute for Aging Research, Albert Einstein College of Medicine (Einstein), director the Longevity Genes Project, TAME trial, discussing the science of aging and the remarkable health of centenarians.

• Celine Halioua – CEO of Loyal, providing a firsthand account of what it takes to create a successful biotech company focused on extending healthspan.

• Raiany Romanni – Explored the ethical implications of aging interventions and their potential economic impact.

• Dylan Livingston – Policy expert from the Alliance for Longevity Initiatives, highlighting the intersection of aging biology and policy-making.

Our goal is to provide you with a diverse and holistic view of the aging biology field, while connecting you with pioneers who are shaping its future. Expect to learn, engage, and be inspired at every event!

Come to on of our fellowship info sessions on October 2nd 5pm PST & October 28th 12pm PST. More info here.