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The NBER sponsors pre-doctoral and post-doctoral fellowships in aging research, funded by the National Institute on Aging. Fellows participate in intensive research on the economics of aging and health, and interact with a large network of other economics scholars working on aging-related research through the NBER's Program on Aging.

Pre-Doctoral Fellowships
Applications are accepted each Spring for one-year fellowships beginning in July or September. The fellowship announcement and application instructions are posted in early April.

  • Post-Doctoral Fellowships in Aging and Health Economics Applications are now being accepted for 2009-2010 and/or 2010-2011 academic years.


    Current NBER Fellows in Aging and Health Care



    Visiting Scholar

  • Mireille Jacobson, Assistant Professor - Planning, Policy and Design, University of California, Irvine



    Post-Doctoral Fellows

  • Alexander Gelber
  • Amanda Kowalski



    Pre-Doctoral Fellows

  • Michael Frakes, MIT, (Economics)
  • Keyu Jin, Harvard (Economics)
  • Jonathan Kolstad, Harvard (Health Policy, Economics)
  • Chris Nosko, Harvard (Economics)
  • Matt Notowidigdo, MIT (Economics)
  • David Powell, MIT (Economics)
  • Joshua Schwartzstein, Harvard (Economics)
  • Anna Sinaiko, Harvard (Health Policy)
  • Fabrice Smieliauskas, Harvard (Health Policy)
  • Heidi Williams, Harvard (Economics)

     

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