Why you should care about federally funded science
From Forbes, June 28,2021: Fermilab’s Don Lincoln highlights top applied research that has been funded by the federal government and the National Science Foundation.
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White House announces $1B for 12 AI, quantum research hubs
- Department of Energy
- DOE
- National Science Foundation
- NSF
- quantum computing
- quantum information science
- quantum science
- quantum sensor
- SQMS Center
- Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center
From FedScoop, Aug. 26, 2020: The White House plans to establish seven Artificial Intelligence Research Institutes and five Quantum Information Science Research Centers with more than $1 billion in awards during the next five years. Fermilab is among the national laboratories that will serve as Quantum Information Science Research Center leads, combining its particle physics expertise with partners’ strengths in materials, computing and superconductivity science and technology to advance quantum technologies.
White House Office of Technology Policy, National Science Foundation and Department of Energy announce over $1 billion in awards for artificial intelligence and quantum information science research institutes
- artificial intelligence
- Department of Energy
- DOE
- National Science Foundation
- NSF
- Office of Science and Technology Policy
- quantum computing
- quantum information science
- quantum science
- quantum sensor
- SQMS Center
- Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center
Funding will go towards NSF-led AI Research Institutes and DOE QIS Research Centers over five years, establishing 12 multidisciplinary and multi-institutional national hubs for research and workforce development in these critical emerging technologies. Together, the institutes will spur cutting-edge innovation, support regional economic growth and advance American leadership in these critical industries of the future.
Fermilab joins NSF-awarded regional centers of excellence to broaden participation in STEM
A number of NSF awards to the centers will help lead to degree completion for minority students traditionally underrepresented in the STEM marketplace.