Description
The Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking input on innovations for forging partnerships between DOE, institutions of higher learning, industry, and philanthropic organizations to meet the challenges of the Genesis Mission. The Genesis Mission aims to double the productivity and impact of American science and engineering in a decade, leading to new industries and highly skilled jobs. DOE seeks to establish an AI for Science and Engineering pipeline at the undergraduate and master's levels, focused on dual competencies in AI and a scientific/engineering discipline. The goals of the Genesis Mission require rapid mobilization of the full capabilities of the nation's S&T enterprise and tightly coordinated efforts across DOE and its National Laboratories, universities, industry, and philanthropic organizations.
Some key points to consider:
• The Genesis Mission will mobilize DOE's National Laboratories, industry, and universities to harness the nation's leading capabilities in high performance computing, next-generation quantum computers, and artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize science innovation.
• A workforce of 100,000 American scientists and engineers will need to be trained over the next decade to lead the world in AI-powered science innovation and applications.
• Input is sought from a wide variety of stakeholders, including educational institutions, industrial institutions, philanthropic organizations, and think tanks.
• The effort will include establishing an AI for Science and Engineering pipeline at the undergraduate and master's levels, as well as expanded training and research experiences for graduate students and post-doctoral associates.