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US DOE Genesis Mission Awards

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US DOE Genesis Mission AI Initiative Awards

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission announced released its first round first‑round awards on July 22, 2026, allocating funding to 278 projects that combine blend artificial‑intelligence, supercomputing, quantum systems and advanced instrumentation to accelerate breakthroughs in drive energy, science and national security. security breakthroughs. Oak Ridge National Laboratory will lead nine projects, support an additional 32, and operate the American Science Cloud that links interconnects the computing resources assets of all 17 DOE national laboratories. The University of California system is involved in responsible for 40 awards projects (about 15 % of the total), spanning total) across multiple campuses and national labs, tackling nuclear energy, critical‑mineral extraction, chip design and commercial fusion. Other notable recipients include the The University of Delaware (AI‑driven composite‑manufacturing will develop an AI‑driven framework for composite‑manufacturing in partnership with GE Vernova) Vernova, aiming to improve defect detection and the predictive capability. The University of Miami (AI‑assisted, will create an AI‑assisted, acid‑free magnetic process to recover extract rare‑earth elements such as neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium and terbium from low‑grade ores and end‑of‑life products). Additional efforts cover AI‑assisted products, supporting a domestic critical‑materials supply chain. The awards reaffirm the initiative’s broad portfolio, which also includes AI‑accelerated fusion‑plant design, low‑energy AI for discovery, AI‑accelerated materials, AI‑enabled materials research, self‑driving science scientific operations, water‑forecasting, soil‑process modeling, advanced Earth‑system prediction, next‑generation fusion‑materials research, modeling, 6G communications workflow support, communication workflows, superconducting RF cavity control, control and a real‑time AI “trust layer” for EPICS control systems.

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