Darío Gil
@ScienceUnderSec
Under Secretary for Science at the U.S. Department of @ENERGY
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At the Genesis Mission Summit this summer, we shared major announcements—from our first RFA awards to new National Challenges.
We also shared an inside look at the people, partnerships, and technology powering the Genesis Mission.
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The September edition of The Science Signal is almost here! I’ll share progress on Genesis Mission-aligned projects across our National Labs, the latest Quantum Genesis news, recent event highlights, and more.
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To the scientific and academic communities: we want your ideas.
Join us today to help inform the anticipated Genesis Mission Graduate Fellowship Pilot, from 4-year PhD pathways and AI + science training to research experiences.
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Need guts? Now you can 3D print more.
Using additive manufacturing, @Livermore_Lab researchers have replicated the complex architecture of the small intestine on a microfluidic chip about the size of a microscope slide and grown human cells on it.
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From concept to first light. 💡
Ground was broken in 1990 on Argonne’s Advanced Photon Source (APS).
Five years later, the APS produced its first X-rays, beginning a new era of discovery -
#Argonne80#
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Computers, whether quantum or classical, depend on algorithms. Quantum computing, however, needs a larger toolkit of standardized operations.
@BrookhavenLab scientists and partners developed a quantum version of an important classical operation:
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What if we could spot critical mineral supply chain risks in days instead of months?
@INL’s FORESIGHT uses AI to identify emerging risks and anticipate disruptions.
Learn how the Genesis Mission is helping secure America’s critical minerals supply chain:
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Researchers at Brookhaven Lab and @stonybrooku have successfully transmitted quantum information through open air, 13 miles between the two institutions.
This is a major step toward building quantum networks that extend beyond fiber-optic cables.
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Silicon is the foundation of modern electronics, but scientists are looking to what comes next.
Researchers at @PPPLab found a way to improve how a promising material for next-generation transistors is manufactured:
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The Trump administration has just announced the next bold step in advancing quantum computing into mainstream utility: the Q Competition under Quantum Genesis.
Led by @ENERGY, this competition provides critical incentives to propel American scientists to create humanity’s first fault-tolerant, scientifically-relevant quantum computer.
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To develop the first fault-tolerant quantum computers for science, we need rigorous tools to test and validate their performance.
@ENERGY is opening a $45M Lab Call to tap our National Labs’ expertise to build these capabilities.
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We’re entering a new frontier in quantum computing.
Today, @ENERGY announced the $215M Quantum Genesis Q Competition to accelerate the development and deployment of the world's first fault-tolerant scientifically relevant quantum computers.
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For many chronic diseases, we still struggle to answer: what causes them?
Through the Genesis Mission, @ENERGY, @HHSGov, @EPA & @NSF are using AI, data & advanced computing to find root causes—and shift from managing disease to preventing it.
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Next year marks the 60th anniversary of Fermilab.
Our story began with our first director, Robert Wilson. Wilson was a pioneering scientist whose vision for the lab laid the foundation for a complex that has powered decades of research. (1/)
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For decades, space telescopes were built as exquisite, one-of-a-kind instruments.
In the Big Ideas Lab podcast, explore how scientists at LLNL took a different approach by rethinking how a telescope is manufactured, engineered and integrated for space.
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The Genesis Mission is about applying AI to solve real scientific challenges and during my visit to @INL, I saw that mission in action—from nuclear fuels and materials research to high-performance computing and reactor demonstrations that accelerate discovery.
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Microelectronics power everything from AI to communication networks.
Designing the next generation of microelectronics is one of the defining technology challenges of our time—and one we're tackling through the Genesis Mission.
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SRNL will lead two projects under @Energy's Genesis Mission. One is SCOPE, led by SRNL's Tom Danielson. Hear Tom talk about SCOPE's mission and how it will simplify legacy waste cleanup and save billions. #AI# #Innovation#
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🚀 Coming soon: The Lux AI+HPC supercomputer will be available to OLCF users this fall, bringing powerful new capabilities for AI, modeling, and simulation.
Learn more about the system and follow along as installation continues:
#BigScience#
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The Genesis Mission depends on partnership.
National Labs, academia, industry, philanthropy, government, and international partners each play an important role in driving AI-enabled breakthroughs at speed and scale.
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