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Emory researchers are securing funding under the DOE's Genesis Mission to apply AI for simulating plasma fluid dynamics and developing tools for critical mineral biomining. This initiative highlights a strategic national push to integrate artificial intelligence with supercomputing and quantum systems to accelerate scientific discovery across energy, security, and material science sectors. The selection underscores how federal programs are increasingly prioritizing AI-driven methodologies as central engines for solving complex physical and biological problems rather than treating them as incidental features.
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Emory scientists selected for U . S . Genesis Mission awards to speed discovery through AI

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Emory physicists Justin Burton and Ilya Nemenman will lead a team using artificial intelligence to advance understanding of the fluid dynamics of plasma — from the lab to the cosmos — through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI. Emory computational biologist Yana Bromberg will serve as a co-investigator on another Genesis Mission project led by Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station to develop AI tools for biomining of critical minerals. The Genesis Mission is a historic national initiative led by the Department of Energy (DOE), which is building the world’s…

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