The Department of Energy seeks interdisciplinary teams to use AI for advancing science, energy, and technology in areas like manufacturing, biotech, critical materials, and nuclear research.
The Office of Science invites U.S. institutions to pilot four-year doctoral training in super intelligence and another science discipline, with research experiences at a national lab or user facility and in industry.
This grant supports research and pre-pilot testing of new chemical technologies that use alternative and waste feedstocks, aiming to advance them toward commercial scale in the U.S. energy and manufacturing sectors.
This grant, titled SCALEUP Ready, supports pre-commercial scaling projects to translate innovative energy R&D into commercially viable technologies.
ARPA-E funds small business research and development of technologies to improve recovery, flow pathways, and water management for oil, gas, geothermal, and other subsurface resources.
ARPA-E funds transformative technologies to improve recovery, flow pathways, and water management for subsurface resources, including oil, gas, geothermal energy, and minerals.