Energy Department Announces New Genesis Mission Awards to Advance Super Intelligence for Science

Imported from official source

Announcement

AI Classified by Officially

Twelve newly selected Phase II and six Phase I projects to advance the frontiers of Super Intelligence (SI) for science, capping a first-year cohort of 297 projects across the Genesis Mission portfolio.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced 12 Phase II Genesis Mission project awards totaling $159 million. Building on the Genesis Mission’s growing portfolio of projects, first announced in July, these Phase II project awards will unleash scientific discoveries with Super Intelligence (SI).

President Trump launched the Genesis Mission in November 2025 to accelerate discovery and strengthen U.S. leadership in science, medicine, and technology.

“These projects represent a critical step in turning the promise of Super Intelligence for science into transformative scientific capability,” said DOE Under Secretary for Science Dr. Darío Gil. “The Phase II teams have already demonstrated what is possible when SI is integrated with scientific expertise, data, and computing. These awards give them the opportunity to take that work to the next level. By bringing together our National Labs, universities, and industry partners, we are building on extraordinary work already underway and accelerating the pace of discovery.”

The Phase II awards are developing new, powerful capabilities to tackle the Nation’s most complex National Science and Technology Challenges. By connecting America’s leading scientists with advanced SI, supercomputing, scientific data, and DOE’s world-class research infrastructure, the Genesis Mission is strengthening U.S. leadership at the frontiers of science and technology.

Through DOE’s Office of Science, the 12 newly awarded projects are:

  • Accelerating the path to commercial fusion energy via an AI-enabled digital twin platform for SPARC: Led by Commonwealth Fusion Systems, this project will build a digital twin to simulate and optimize operations of a fusion demonstration device. 
  • This is an extract. The publication continues at the source.

    Read the original at the source: https://www.energy.gov/articles/energy-department-announces-new-genesis-mission-awards-advance-super-intelligence-science

    Officially imported this from U.S. Department of Energy (newsroom)’s own source and shows an extract. If you work there, claiming the profile and verifying the domain lets you choose to show the full text here.

    Provenance

    Organization
    U.S. Department of Energy (newsroom) — imported from official source
    Official source
    https://www.energy.gov/rss/energygov/2193718 RSS
    Imported
    October 08, 2026 20:19
    Versions
    1 recorded
    Identity
    https://www.energy.gov/articles/energy-department-announces-new-genesis-mission-awards-...

    Officially records where a publication came from, not whether it is true. Imported records are reproduced from an organization's own official source.