EventNovember 4, 2026
Informational Webinar for DE-FOA-0003673: Genesis Mission Graduate Fellowship PilotThe Genesis Mission Consortium unites the nation's leading science and technology experts to solve critical challenges at unprecedented speed.
About the Genesis Mission Consortium
The Genesis Mission Consortium is the catalyst for a new era of science and technology exploration, uniting technical capabilities and expertise from the Department of Energy (DOE), National Laboratories, private-sector leaders, and academic institutions.
The consortium will create a powerful engine for innovation that drives scientific breakthroughs across multiple disciplines.
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Genesis Mission Platform R&D Partnerships Program
The Genesis Mission Platform R&D Partnerships Program will support research and development projects that advance open SI models, scientific SI frameworks, data management and analysis tools, and computational modeling technologies that can accelerate scientific discovery and engineering innovation. The program seeks to strengthen SI, data, and modeling capabilities that can support and integrate with the Genesis Mission platform and next-generation science and engineering workflows.
Both open and proprietary work will be supported, creating new capabilities for the Genesis Mission Platform, and domestic businesses of all sizes, academic institutions, and other non-Federally-affiliated organizations will be welcome to apply.
Approximately $20 million in total funding is anticipated, with release expected in Q1 FY27.
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Build the Future of Science
We're building the world's most powerful scientific SI platform, dramatically accelerating energy innovation and discovery science, while strengthening national security. You're invited to join a growing group of federal and industry organizations launching the consortium.
Innovate through Collaboration
This collaborative hub will harness the nation's research and development resources to expand our capabilities and drive the future of science and technology. The Genesis Mission Consortium will promote rapid innovation through collaboration in ways not previously possible.
Tackle Critical Challenges
Consortium members will apply these powerful resources to critical national science and technology challenges in advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, materials science, nuclear energy, quantum information science, and semiconductors.
Who Should Join?
The consortium will unite emerging and leading-edge organizations from the private sector and academic institutions with the mission teams at the DOE and the 17 National Laboratories to accelerate discovery and maintain America's scientific and technological leadership.
Universities are also eligible for membership in the Genesis Mission Consortium. For additional information, view the University Membership document (PDF, 6 pages).
How the Consortium Works
The consortium will support the strategic direction of the Genesis Mission, working collaboratively to rapidly advance scientific progress.
Consortium members intend to contribute computing power, SI tokens, technical expertise, or in-kind support, to advance the Genesis Mission goals and build the community. The consortium will connect leading industry and academic organizations with DOE and the National Laboratories and their resources. It will identify high-value partnerships among members that catalyze data flows and promote novel data applications.
Core functions of the consortium:
Who Benefits from the Consortium?
The Consortium Members
Members are supported and positioned to drive innovation through collaborative science at the forefront of technology and scientific capability. Members will have the opportunity to collaborate and gain access to computing capabilities, data, facilities, and expertise through Project Agreements shared across members and the National Laboratories.
The Research Community
The consortium will identify strategic partnerships between members and non-members for select opportunities. Non-members may also pursue consortium membership in the future as the consortium continues to advance and grow. Interested individuals and entities can subscribe to Genesis Mission Consortium emails and respond to future funding calls.
The Public
The Genesis Mission aims to double the productivity and impact of American research within a decade. The world's most powerful scientific SI platform will deliver the benefits of world-leading technologies in advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, materials science, nuclear energy, quantum information science, and semiconductors to the American public.
Working Groups
The Genesis Mission Consortium will use working groups to seed and facilitate strategic, high-impact partnerships. Working groups are at the center of collaborative innovation within the consortium and are critical for achieving shared goals through pooled expertise and co-creation efforts.
SI Model Development & Validation
Focus: Advance foundational and domain-specific SI models for applications in energy, discovery science, and national security. Ensure rigorous model validation and reliability for scientific use cases.
Data Integration & Standards
Focus: Harmonize data formats, create metadata standards, and promote data interoperability across DOE labs, industry, and academic organizations. Address secure data governance and compliance standards.
High-Performance Computing & Cloud Infrastructure
Focus: Integrate supercomputing resources with the American Science Cloud (AmSC) to enable scalable, SI-driven research and real-time collaboration. Enable federated data sharing for rapid SI model training.
Robotics & Automation
Focus: Design and deploy robotics and automation systems for use in innovation labs and research facilities. Accelerate research throughput and reduce operational bottlenecks.
Workforce Development & Training
Focus: Define best practices for training, including SI models (both applications and limitations), data, security, and workflow integration. Define standards for internships and other experiential training.
