Quad Fellowship

Last month, the Annual 2025 Quad Fellowship Summit welcomed Fellows, Senior Fellows, and leaders from across the Indo-Pacific for three days of meaningful exchange. With the theme Amplifying Collaboration for Innovation Across the Indo-Pacific, the Summit featured a Closing Keynote Address by Glen S. Fukushima, Visiting Fellow, Stanford University, panel discussions, and interactive sessions that highlighted the Fellowship’s continued growth, including the launch of our first Japan-based cohort. The event fostered conversations across cohorts and disciplines, connecting the growing Quad community.

We are especially grateful to our Senior Fellow speakers (Leon Di Stefano, Sathvik Ajay Iyengar, Teja Venkatesa-Perumal, Junryu Fu, and Emma Cain Louden) and Senior Fellow Ambassadors (Natasha Berthold, Samskrathi Sharma, Hikari Murayama, Chamonix Toledo, and Stanley Tan) for their leadership, and we thank our International Advisory Board members and government partners for their ongoing support. We also thank the government of Japan for its partnership, and Google, the Pratt Foundation, and Western Digital for their continued investment in the Quad Fellowship.

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Southeast Asian Fellows based in the U.S. are focused on research in biology, environmental science, chemistry, and astronomy. These Fellows are preparing to lead in STEM by connecting technical expertise with the needs of the Indo-Pacific region. Through the Quad Fellowship, they join a network that supports ongoing collaboration across disciplines and countries. We’re excited to welcome the 2025 Southeast Asian Fellows into the Quad Fellowship network and look forward to the contributions they will make to the Fellowship’s future.

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U.S. Fellows are working at the intersection of science, environment, and technology to better understand how change happens. and applying what they learn to complex issues that affect communities and ecosystems. Fellows are developing into STEM leaders with the drive to solve meaningful real-world challenges. The Quad Fellowship links Fellows across the Indo-Pacific who share a commitment to positive progress. These leaders support learning that moves beyond institutions and into long-term impact.

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Japanese Fellows are exploring how systems shape the way people live, work, and adapt to change. Their research spans multiple specializations and prepares them to solve real problems through STEM. They are developing the skills and knowledge to lead research that makes a positive social impact. The Quad Fellowship brings Fellows into a community that values cooperation and continued engagement. We’re excited to welcome the 2025 Quad Fellows into a network that supports meaningful connections and long-term collaboration.

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Indian Fellows based in the U.S. are working in areas like public health, space, and technology, aiming to make systems work better for society. They are driven by solving complex challenges and the ambition to improve daily life through science. These Fellows are rising STEM leaders prepared to turn research into outcomes that matter. As part of the Quad Fellowship community, they are positioned to lead collaborative efforts that address regional and global challenges.

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