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The DOE QuantISED grants will fund initiatives related to quantum computing. These include the simulation of advanced quantum devices that will improve quantum computing simulations and the development of novel electronics to work with large arrays of ultracold qubits. (Photo credit: Fermilab)

Sep 10, 2019

DOE Awards Fermilab $3.5 Million for Quantum Science Research

One longstanding effort of the program is hosting vendor fairs onsite at Jefferson Lab to allow the end users of the goods and services to meet with vendors and tradespersons. (Photo credit: Jefferson Lab)

Sep 02, 2019

Jefferson Lab’s Small Business Program Provides Platform for Business Innovation

Aug 30, 2019

Capitol Corner — August 2019

A government attendee tries on a virtual reality headset as a vendor discusses his company’s product during the first-ever Spark Collider held Aug. 13, 2019, in Austin, Texas. Sponsored by AFWERX in collaboration with other Air Force organizations, the event attracted representatives from small businesses to combine innovative ideas with vendors yielding products and policies that benefit the Air Force. (Photo credit: Kyle Fetter)

Aug 30, 2019

Air Force Accelerates Innovation with “Spark Collider” Event

The Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced the signing of contracts with Cray, Inc. to build the NNSA’s first exascale supercomputer, “El Capitan.” (Photo credit: LLNL)

Aug 28, 2019

NNSA Announces Partnership with LLNL, Industry to Develop Exascale Supercomputer

Aug 23, 2019

NIST Releases Plan to Prioritize Federal Agency Engagement in AI Standards Development

Aug 21, 2019

T2 Touchpoint — August 21, 2019

Respiratory therapist Catherine Abee displays her invention, the heat-enhanced pulse oximeter, while in the company of colleagues at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System. (Photo credit: Bill George)

Aug 21, 2019

Department of VA’s TTAP Program Assists Inventors With Commercialization

Army-funded researchers at Cornell University are using artificial intelligence to search for a catalyst that would allow them to replace hydrogen with methanol to make fuel cells more efficient. (Photo credit: CCDC ARL)

Aug 16, 2019

ARL Develops Innovative AI System in Effort to Create More-Efficient Fuel Cells

(Photo credit: NOAA)

Aug 14, 2019

CA Water Forecast Improvement Driven by NOAA Innovation and Partnerships

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