Stanford, SLAC Lead AI-Driven Genesis Mission Projects Across Energy, Biology, and Physics
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Stanford and SLAC will lead six Genesis Mission projects using AI to accelerate advances in plant genetics, battery mineral recovery, cosmology, and quantum materials, with 11 additional collaborations across national labs, universities, and industry. The awards, part of the DOE Genesis Mission to create a powerful, AI-enabled science-discovery platform, mark the first phase of a two-phase funding effort uniting AI, supercomputing, and advanced instruments to tackle national scientific challenges.
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- Stanford and SLAC to lead Genesis Mission projects Stanford Report
- New NSF initiative aims to unlock dataset value for AI-enabled scientific discovery U.S. National Science Foundation (.gov)
- Emory scientists selected for U.S. Genesis Mission awards to speed discovery through AI Emory News
- Two Caltech Projects Selected for DOE Funding as Part of Genesis Mission Caltech
- Bio Genesis Mission National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
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