Research Fellows are individuals who conduct advanced research in various fields, often within academic institutions or research organizations. They typically hold a doctoral degree and work on specific projects, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in their area of expertise. Research Fellows may also collaborate with other researchers and mentor students. These positions are often temporary and can last from a few months to several years. Research Fellows may receive funding through grants or institutional support, allowing them to focus on their research without the responsibilities of teaching or administrative duties. Their work can lead to publications, presentations, and innovations in their field.