Two proposed projects including Duke researchers captured $2 million of new National Science Foundation funding. These projects will bolster the development of hardware and software for resource-savvy machine learning and sustainable manufacturing techniques.
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The National Science Foundation will spend $140 million to promote research and development in AI. The funds will be used to create research centers that seek to apply AI to issues such as climate change, agriculture and public health. Here are the details.
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IBM is one of four tech giants awarded some $50 million in funding to drive development of “next generation: semiconductors from the National Science Foundation.
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The National Science Foundation and Triangle-based Semiconductor Research Corporationwill support hands-on research opportunities for undergraduate students in technical areas related to semiconductors. Here are the details.
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NC State University, in partnership with nine other leading research universities, has been selected by the National Science Foundation to be one of the five national I-Corps Hubs, a program that seeks to change the culture of research universities to explore commercialization as an avenue for research to make an impact on society.
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The Duke University Athena program, supported by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Homeland security, is underway, backed by splitting $220 million.
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Maria Gorlatova has received a prestigious five-year award will help improve augmented reality technology by making use of nearby smart devices connected to the Internet of Things.
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will lead a $20 million project with a wide variety of partners to create a platform for testing novel internet architectures that could enable a faster, more secure internet. Here are the details.
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If there is a Holy Grail of research in technology these days it’s quantum computing – something that remains confined to development, testing and modest levels of achievement. Duke University admits as much n an announcement Tuesday that its researchers will team with scientists at six other universities with an “audacious goal.”
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