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This NSF-funded initiative represents a significant advancement in using autonomous AI systems to optimize semiconductor synthesis through physical vapor deposition. By enabling remote simulation and continuous parameter refinement, the project directly accelerates materials discovery capabilities essential for next-generation hardware development. The inclusion of workforce training further underscores the practical application of machine learning in bridging advanced manufacturing with scientific research.
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$20M NSF grant funds AI-powered materials science at SUNY Poly
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SUNY Poly joins Rice University in a national initiative fueled by a $19.9 million National Science Foundation award, accelerating AI-driven materials discovery.
A $19.9 million National Science Foundation grant will fund a four-year project beginning August 1, pairing SUNY Poly with Rice University and the University…
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