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Higher ed associations are protesting the policy’s “enormously broad definitions” and disclosure requirements.
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DOE has begun awarding funds for scientific AI models to support the mission, Under Secretary for Science Darío Gil testified.
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The reshuffle elevates fusion within DOE’s hierarchy and transfers oversight of certain applied R&D offices away from the under secretary for science.
The shutdown had wide-ranging effects on research funding and the federal science workforce.