The Institute of International Education (IIE) Quad Fellowship announced that LSU PhD candidate Phong Dang is one of 37 students selected as a 2025 Quad Fellow.
Sathvik Ajay Iyengar is a Ph.D. student in the Ajayan Lab at Rice University, where his research on 2D materials led to the discovery of glaphene, a new hybrid of graphene and 2D silica.
Ashman Mehra, a master's student in Carnegie Mellon University's Computer Science Department, has been selected as a 2025 Quad Fellow, one of 37 students worldwide to earn the distinction.
After her year as a Quad Fellow, Afi Tagnedji (2024 cohort) shares how science, technology, and diplomacy can bridge divides and drive solutions to shared global challenges.
Bill Zhu, a second-year Ph.D. student at Einstein, was selected as one of 37 Quad Fellowship recipients in 2025 by the Institute of International Education.
Out of nearly 2,000 applicants from Australia, Japan, the U.S., and Southeast Asia, Rafid Shidqi was selected as one of 37 winners of the Quad Fellowship...
Souraja Kundu, B.Tech student (2021–2025) of the Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, has been awarded the 2025 Quad Fellowship, one of the most esteemed international fellowships in STEM.
Keegan is the recipient of the Institute of International Education (IIE)‘s 2025 Quad Fellowship! This fellowship is awarded to successful scholars with a strong dedication to creating positive social impact through their work.
The Institute of International Education (IIE) announced today the selection of 37 exceptional students as recipients of the prestigious 2025 Quad Fellowship. These Fellows will pursue master’s and doctoral degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) at leading institutions in the United States and, for the first time, in Japan.
Quad fellow Adhiraj Bhagat contributes to U.S.-India efforts to advance efficient aerospace technologies with civilian, defense and space applications.
Home to more than half the world’s population and many of its fastest-growing economies, the Indo-Pacific has become a critical driver of global growth and innovation.
Dutta’s research focuses on developing artificial intelligence (AI) that helps young children develop speech support. He received the Quad Fellowship, a multinational scholarship program designed to connect the brightest next-generation STEM scholars.
"QUAD" is a framework of four countries: Japan, the United States, Australia, and India. The governments of these four countries are working on a program called "Quad Fellowship."
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that much of the history of the 21st century will be written in the Indo-Pacific. On his first day in office, Secretary Rubio met with the foreign ministers of three Indo-Pacific countries, which, along with the United States, make up the Quad – Australia, India and Japan. […]
IIE is thrilled to announce the expansion of the Quad Fellowship in 2025 to include support to exceptional STEM graduate students from Australia, India, the United States, and Southeast Asian countries pursuing STEM graduate programs based in Japan. […]
Through Elucidate Education and a range of other philanthropic initiatives, Jack passionately pursues greater equity and educational access in Australia and beyond.
Four recent MIT alumni — Udochukwu Eze ’22, William Rodriguez Jimenez ’18, Yotaro Sueoka ’20, and Sreya Vangara ’22 — and Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology doctoral student Jacob White have been selected for the inaugural class of the Quad Fellowship.
The U.S. Department of State hosted 50 promising Quad scholars at the second Quad Fellowship Summit in Washington, D.C in October 2024. Quad Fellows met with private sector and Quad government representatives to discuss scientific and technological developments in the Indo-Pacific. Quad Fellows also engaged with science and technology specialists working in the U.S. government to explore leveraging STEM research to deliver tangible benefits to the Indo Pacific region.
Caltech graduate student Honami Tanaka has been named to the 2024 cohort of the Quad Fellowship, an initiative of the governments of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States designed to promote social good and foster intercultural ties through scientific and technological innovation.
Benjamin Biggs, ENGR ’23, a second-year doctoral student in biomedical engineering, is among 50 exceptional STEM scholars selected to receive a 2024 Quad Fellowship.
