NSF announces $75 million to create five biofoundries at research institutions
The new biofoundries will focus on advancing biology and biotechnology and are aimed at democratizing access to research infrastructure.
Advertisement
Showing 10 of 851 results
-
The National Science Foundation building (Wikimedia Commons) Emerging Tech -
Cyber FedRAMP has a new director; the Biden administration charges ahead on electric vehicle charger goals
Amid GSA’s major overhaul of the FedRAMP program, it has named a new director. And the Biden administration makes major strides with electric vehicle charging stations.
-
A view of an electric vehicle charger with cord at City Center Bishop Ranch in San Ramon, Calif., on April 5, 2023. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) Tech Federal government making progress toward EV public charger goal
The Energy Department said that the number of public charging ports has doubled since the beginning of the Biden administration.
-
Graphic by Madison Alder Emerging Tech Behind the technologies at the forefront of improving NOAA hurricane data
Drones and small data-collection devices aim to improve measurements used to track and monitor the intense tropical cyclones in an effort to provide potentially life-saving information.
-
The White House is pictured on the night of Nov. 8, 2016, in Washington, D.C. (Yuri Gripas / AFP via Getty Images) Policy White House looks to ramp up global presence for critical and emerging tech standards
A Biden administration roadmap outlines next steps in both private and public-led efforts to engage in the standardization of emerging technologies.
-
(Getty Images) AI Senate legislation to establish third-party AI audit guidelines is now bipartisan
The bill would direct the Department of Commerce’s NIST to work with federal agencies and stakeholders on developing guidelines for third-party AI evaluations.
-
AI TMF funds enhancements in nuclear and AI safety; Federal initiatives strengthen child online protection
New TMF investments support AI Safety Institute, upgrades to nuclear emergency response; White House touts federal action to protect children online
-
Tech Federal IT failures and AI initiatives in government
The aftermath of the CrowdStrike outage and new AI-powered manufacturing efforts
-
NIST Director Laurie Locascio testifies during a House Science, Space and Technology Committee hearing on May 22, 2024, in Washington, D.C. AI New TMF investments support AI Safety Institute, upgrades to nuclear emergency response
The Departments of Energy and Commerce receive a combined $13.8 million from the funding vehicle.
-
Cyber CrowdStrike outage briefly impacted national organ transplant matching system
As federal agencies continue to confront the impact of Friday’s worldwide IT incident, Congress signals future action.