DOE Genesis Mission funds AI-enabled discovery across Princeton, Fermilab, and national labs
Funding across a broad network of universities and national labs pushes AI-driven science into more projects, potentially speeding up discoveries that rely on AI-enabled analysis and simulation.
At a glance
- UT Austin: Genesis Mission funding supports 5 AI-for-Science research projects.
- Berkeley Lab will lead 13 new Genesis Mission AI projects.
- Rice University earned 2 Genesis Mission awards.
- Princeton University researchers were awarded Genesis Mission grants from the Department of Energy to accelerate AI use for scientific discovery.
- Fermilab: DOE invests in Fermilab projects to accelerate AI-enabled scientific discovery.
- Argonne to lead Genesis Mission AI research projects.
- Stony Brook University researchers chosen for Genesis Mission AI-for-Science awards.
The story
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission program is funding AI-enabled scientific discovery at Princeton University, Fermilab, Argonne National Laboratory, Berkeley Lab, Rice University, UT Austin, Stony Brook University, and other sites, according to the participating institutions.
UT Austin News reports that Genesis Mission awards funding to five UT Austin research projects, illustrating the program’s reach across university laboratories.
Berkeley Lab News Center states that Berkeley Lab will lead 13 new Genesis Mission AI projects, underscoring a sizable role for the lab in the initiative.
Rice University news notes that Rice researchers earned two Genesis Mission awards, highlighting cross-institution collaboration within the Genesis Mission program.
Princeton University researchers were awarded Genesis Mission grants from the Department of Energy to accelerate AI use for scientific discovery, according to Princeton University announcements. Fermilab’s news release also describes DOE investments in Fermilab projects to accelerate AI-enabled scientific discovery, and Argonne National Laboratory confirms leadership of Genesis Mission AI research projects. Stony Brook University researchers were chosen for Genesis Mission AI-for-Science awards, per Stony Brook News."
Taken together, the announcements map a national effort to apply AI tools across a wide network of major research labs and universities through the Genesis Mission initiative.