Highlights
- An ASU-led research team was selected by the DOE's Genesis Mission for an electrical grid resilience project.
- The project uses artificial intelligence to enhance grid reliability, according to the ASU announcement.
- The Genesis Mission unites DOE national labs, industry, and academia to harness AI for science and technology challenges.
- No grant dollar amount was disclosed in the primary source material.
An Arizona State University-led research team has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy's Genesis Mission for a project using artificial intelligence to enhance electrical grid resilience, ASU announced July 22.
The Genesis Mission unites DOE national laboratories, the National Nuclear Security Administration, industry, academia, and other experts to apply AI to science and technology challenges, according to the Department of Energy.
The primary source does not disclose the grant dollar amount, the principal investigator, or the project period. No Scottsdale-specific connection was identified in the source material.
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- news.asu.edu retrieved 23/07/2026 00:17
- energy.gov retrieved 23/07/2026 00:17
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