SGF
The SGF program supports outstanding incoming and continuing doctoral students in science and engineering.
SGF: Stanford Graduate Fellowship in Science & Engineering
About SGF
The three-year Stanford Graduate Fellowship in Science and Engineering (SGF) supports exceptional incoming and continuing doctoral students in the natural and social sciences, education, engineering, and the basic sciences in the School of Medicine.
Students must be nominated by an eligible department to be considered for a SGF. Most nominees are newly admitted students in the sciences or engineering.
Recent News
Mar 7 2016 | Stanford News
A powerful, immersive course at the edge of wilderness helps Stanford students understand the connections between humans, nature and sustainability.
Course co-instructor Aaron Strong is a 2011 David and Lucile Packard Foundation SGF, 2013 EDGE-STEM student mentor, 2013 GPS Fellow, 2014 James and...
Feb 23 2016 | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
The fellowships, awarded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, honor outstanding scientists who show promise early in their careers.
Paul M. Zimmerman, a 2006 Office of Technology Licensing Stanford Graduate Fellow, is among recipients of the 2016 Sloan Research Fellowships.
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