DOE rolls out Genesis Mission awards and quantum computing effort
The Energy Department introduced new Genesis Mission funding and training programs during the White House AI Science Summit. It announced $159 million for phase II projects, $96 million for 67 early-career researchers, and a graduate fellowship pilot with up to $100 million. The department also launched an initiative to advance fault-tolerant quantum computers.
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