Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists 2026

Three travel fellowships are available for science journalists to attend the Kavli Prize Week in Norway (29 August – 3 September 2026). Fellows gain access to official Kavli Prize Week events, including the awards ceremony and governmental banquet, and will have opportunities to interview the 2026 Kavli Prize laureates in astrophysics, nanoscience and neuroscience. The programme aims to strengthen international science journalism and foster global reporting on frontier scientific research.

Access to all official Kavli Prize Week events, including the awards ceremony and governmental banquet; opportunities to interview the Kavli Prize laureates; reimbursement of travel and lodging; per diem for local transport and meals.

Applicants must be professional science journalists with at least five years of experience. They should have a strong recent record of published science journalism, preferably in astrophysics, nanoscience, or neuroscience, and be available to attend the full Kavli Prize Week programme in Norway.

Send your applications to info@wfsj.org with the subject line “Application: Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists”.