The Genesis Mission is a major U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) initiative designed to integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and high-performance supercomputing directly into scientific research.
- Document: Genesis Mission and HEP - LHC (PDF)
- Event: U.S. ATLAS Institutional Board Meeting (Indico Event ID: 1662511, Contribution ID: 6989580)
- Date & Time: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 | 13:00 – 14:00 (US Eastern Time)
- Location: Remote via Zoom
- Presenter: Jeremy Love (Program Manager, DOE-HEP)
- Attendees: Members of the U.S. ATLAS Institutional Board, including researchers, physicists, and institutional representatives involved in the ATLAS experiment at CERN.
Note: ATLAS is one of the largest collaborative efforts ever attempted in science.
- Albemarle
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- AMD
- Anthropic
- Applied Materials
- Atom Computing - current
- Atomic Canyon
- AVEVA
- Cerebras
- Chemspeed
- Collins Aerospace
- ComEd
- Cornelis Networks
- Critical Materials Recycling
- Dell Technologies
- Diraq
- D-Wave
- Emerald Cloud Lab
- EPRI
- Esri
- FutureHouse
- GE Aerospace
- GlobalFoundries
- HPE
- Hugging Face
- IBM
- Infleqtion
- ISO New England
- Kitware
- LILA
- Micron
- Microsoft
- MP Materials
- New York Creates
- Niron Magnets
- Nokia
- Nusano
- NVIDIA
- OLI Systems
- OpenAI for Government
- Oracle
- Phoenix Tailings
- PMT Critical Metals
- PsiQuantum
- Quantinuum
- Qubit
- RadiaSoft
- Ramaco
- Rigetti
- RTX
- Sambanova
- Scale AI
- Semiconductor Industry Association
- Siemens
- Synopsys
- TdVib
- Tennessee Valley Authority
- xLight
- Official Announcement: Department of Commerce $2 Billion Letters of Intent Announcement (NIST)
- DOE Quantum Computing Initiative: Energy Department $2 Billion Fault-Tolerant Quantum Initiative
- GlobalFoundries: $375 Million planned funding to establish a secure, domestic quantum foundry across multiple modalities.
- IBM: $1 Billion planned funding to establish a new quantum foundry subsidiary for quantum-grade superconducting wafers.
- Atom Computing: $100 Million planned funding for scaling neutral-atom quantum computing hardware and system integration.
- Diraq: Up to $38 Million planned funding to develop and scale silicon spin quantum logic units and qubit arrays.
- D-Wave: $100 Million planned funding to advance annealing and gate-model superconducting quantum computing systems.
- Infleqtion: $100 Million planned funding for large-scale neutral-atom architectures, high-powered optical systems, and error correction (Secured 3 DOE Genesis Mission Projects).
- PsiQuantum: $100 Million planned funding to address photonic quantum computing challenges, detectors, and low-loss packaging.
- Quantinuum: $100 Million planned funding to solve manufacturing bottlenecks for trapped-ion-based fault-tolerant quantum computers.
- Rigetti Computing: Up to $100 Million planned funding for miniaturized readout electronics and next-generation superconducting architectures.
- White House Executive Action: Launching the Genesis Mission
- White House Announcement: President Trump Launches the Genesis Mission
- White House Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Unveils the Genesis Mission
- White House Release: 2026 Genesis Mission Updates
- Federal Register: Presidential Document - Launching the Genesis Mission
- DOE Overview: Building the World's Most Powerful Scientific Platform
- DOE Overview: American Science and Security Platform
- DOE Overview: Genesis Mission Collaborations
- DOE Overview: National Science and Technology Challenges
- DOE Document: Genesis Mission National Science & Technology Challenges (PDF)
- DOE Announcement: Secretary Chris Wright Announces First Projects Selected to Accelerate AI-Driven Scientific Discovery
- DOE Announcement: Over $800 Million to Partner with Scientific Community
- DOE Announcement: 26 Genesis Mission Science and Technology Projects
- DOE Announcement: Launching the Genesis Mission Consortium
- DOE Announcement: Collaboration Agreements with 24 Organizations
- DOE Announcement: $293 Million Funding Support for National Science Challenges
- NNSA Announcement: Demonstrating Swift Action on Genesis Mission
- DOE Quantum Initiative: $2 Billion to Deploy Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers
- DOE Office of Science: Genesis Mission RFA Informational Webinar (PDF)
- DOE Office of Science: Funding Opportunity Announcement (DE-FOA-0003612)
- Grants.gov Opportunity: DOE Genesis Mission (0228b895-9cb3-4160-8acc-58709e75c3c7)
- Department of Commerce: Letters of Intent with 9 Companies for Quantum Leadership
- Department of War: Partnership to Proliferate AI for Science
- HHS: Joining the Mission to End Chronic Disease
- NIH: Bio Genesis Mission Overview
- NIH Director Statement: Launch of Bio Genesis Mission (NIH Component)
- NASA: Joining to Accelerate AI-Driven Discovery
- NSF: $83M Investment in Integrated Data Systems
- NSF Statement: Chief of Staff Brian Stone on Genesis Mission Integration
- Meta AI: Genesis Mission Partnership with LBNL (Segment Anything & DINO)
- Google DeepMind: Supporting US DOE on Genesis Mission
- Google Public Sector & DeepMind: Powering the Genesis Mission
- Google Cloud: Accelerating Scientific Discovery with $40M Commitment
- IBM: Committing $50 Million in Quantum Compute Access
- Microsoft: Commitment to Scientific Discovery
- Microsoft Public Sector: Accelerating Science with the U.S. Department of Energy
- OpenAI: Advancing the Next Era of National Science
- Oracle: Collaboration with US DOE to Accelerate AI Initiatives
- AWS: Powering America's Genesis Mission from Day One
- AWS: $100 Million in Federal Credits for National Security & Scientific Missions
- AWS: Helping Federal Agencies Lead in Quantum Computing and Post-Quantum Security
- AMD: Partnering to Accelerate AI-Driven Scientific Leadership
- Anthropic: Introducing Anthropic Science & Genesis Partnership
- Atom Computing: Letter of Intent with U.S. Dept of Commerce for $100M
- Cerebras: Systems and U.S. DOE Sign MOU to Accelerate Genesis Mission
- Scale AI: Signing MOU with DOE to Advance the Genesis Mission
- Siemens: AI-Ready Scientific Infrastructure for US DOE Genesis Mission
- Siemens: Bringing Industrial AI to the Genesis Mission
- Siemens (DE): Bringing Industrial AI to the Genesis Mission
- NVIDIA: Partnering with U.S. Government to Boost AI Infrastructure & R&D
- Department of the Interior: Highlights Scientific Leadership Supporting the Genesis Mission
- GlobalFoundries: Joins U.S. DOE's Genesis Mission as Industry Partner
- Benton Institute: Launching the Genesis Mission Overview
- Institute for Progress (IFP): Picking the Right Challenges for the Genesis Mission
- Genesis Mission Consortium: Uniting Science, Government, and Industry Leadership
- NISS Analysis: Genesis Mission Platform and Prospects for U.S. AI Leadership
- Ames National Laboratory: Energy Department Launches Historic Genesis Mission
- Argonne National Laboratory (ANL):
- Berkeley Lab (LBNL):
- Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL):
- Fermilab:
- Idaho National Laboratory (INL):
- Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL):
- Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL):
- National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL):
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NLR/NREL): Computational Science Genesis Mission Hub
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL):
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL): Genesis Mission Project Portal
- Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL):
- Sandia National Laboratories:
- Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL):
- SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory:
- Arizona State University (ASU): Awarded DOE Genesis Mission Grant for Electrical Grid Reliability
- Caltech: Two Projects Selected for Funding
- Carnegie Mellon University: Researchers Lead Three Awards
- Colorado State University: Researchers Selected for Two Highly Competitive Projects
- Columbia University: Projects Receive Genesis Mission Funding
- Cornell University: Awards Will Advance AI-Driven Science
- Emory University: Scientists Selected for Awards to Speed Discovery Through AI
- Florida State University: Secures DOE Genesis Mission Awards
- Georgia Tech: Helps Advance Genesis Mission National Effort
- Iowa State University: Research Projects Selected for Funding
- Lehigh University: Researchers Earn 2 DOE Genesis Mission Funding Awards
- Michigan State University (FRIB): Receives Award for AI-Powered Research
- Michigan Technological University: Atmospheric Scientists Linked to Three Selected Projects
- Mississippi State University: ORD Initiatives and Opportunities: Genesis Mission
- Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T): Researchers Earn DOE Genesis Mission Award
- MIT: Projects Selected for Funding
- New Mexico State University (NMSU): NMSU-Led Team Selected for $800M Initiative
- Northwestern University: Projects Receive Funding
- Penn State University: Scientists to Lead Three Projects
- Princeton University: Researchers Awarded Grants to Lead AI Projects
- Rice University: Researchers Earn 2 Awards
- RTI International: Research Teams Selected for DOE Genesis Mission
- Stanford University: To Lead Projects with SLAC
- Stony Brook University:
- Texas State University: DOE Genesis Mission Awards Coverage
- Tulane University: Team Selected to Discover Next Generation Materials Using AI
- University at Buffalo: Genesis Mission Grants Buffalo AI Research
- UC Berkeley (College of Chemistry): Awarded DOE Genesis Mission Grant
- UNC Charlotte: Projects Named in First Cohort of DOE Genesis Mission
- University of Arizona: Department of Energy Selects 5 U of A Research Projects
- University of California System: Partners with DOE to Advance Energy Discovery
- University of Colorado Boulder:
- University of Florida: Receives Genesis Mission Grant
- University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign: Illinois-Led Team Selected for Award
- University of Kentucky: 6 UK Researchers Selected for Historic Mission
- University of Maine: Team Selected to Advance AI in Underground Science
- University of Michigan: Selected for Department of Energy Genesis Mission Initiative
- University of Missouri (Mizzou):
- University of New Mexico (UNM): Researchers Selected for Mission
- University of Southern California (USC):
- University of Texas at Austin: Awards Funding to 5 UT Research Projects
- University of Utah: Selected for Multiple DOE Genesis Mission Awards
- University of Wisconsin–Madison: 5 Projects Receive Funding
- Virginia Tech: Research Projects Selected for Genesis Mission
- Yale University: Researchers Receive Awards to Pursue AI Advances
- U.S. ATLAS Institutional Board: March 18, 2026 IB Meeting Intro (PDF)