Tara Luddy-Cotoia, Author at ATI Horizons

Genesis Mission

The U.S. Department of Energy launched the Genesis Mission in 2025 to mobilize government, industry, and academia to advance AI for science and technology. The national initiative has created shared infrastructure that connects researchers with data, compute, and AI tools to accelerate scientific discovery in energy, national security, health, space, and more. This symposium will provide an overview of the Genesis Mission's infrastructure investments and research breakthroughs with an eye towards future scientific opportunities.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-10-21T21:25:15+00:00September 16, 2026|Convenings|Comments Off

ATI Horizons Workforce Development Program

ATI aims to raise student and educator awareness across the fields of artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and advanced manufacturing, and associated career opportunities. We offer programming for students and educators to explore career pathways and opportunities related to expansion of a domestic workforce. This program is an expansion of the original Student Leaders Conference. Apply now for travel grant applications for students and educators.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-10-21T21:27:04+00:00September 16, 2026|Convenings|Comments Off

Quantum Sensors and Networking Symposium

By bringing together leaders from academia, industry, and government, this symposium aims to accelerate the translation of quantum sensing and networking technologies into commercially viable systems and infrastructure.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-10-21T21:13:35+00:00September 16, 2026|Convenings|Comments Off

Fusion and Fission Technology Synergies Symposium

This symposium will bring together the fusion and fission communities to share knowledge, capabilities, and best practices on technical domains between these two fields, such as plant operation, measurement tools,

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-10-21T21:11:48+00:00September 16, 2026|Convenings|Comments Off

TechConnect World Innovation Conference & Expo

Join the world’s brightest researchers, innovators, and technology scouts March 23–25, 2027 in Boston, celebrating 30 years of connecting top applied research and early-stage innovations from universities, labs, and startups with industry end-users and scouts.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-10-26T15:21:05+00:00September 16, 2026|Convenings|Comments Off

Nuclear Futures Challenge

Advanced nuclear technologies, including both fusion and fission systems, represent an important area of long-horizon research and development. Progress in these systems depends not only on reactor concepts themselves, but also on the foundational materials, components, sensing technologies, computational methods, and supporting subsystems that could make next-generation nuclear systems more practical, resilient, and effective over time.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-11-05T00:45:05+00:00September 15, 2026|Prize Challenges|Comments Off

Mine the Gap Critical Minerals Challenge

Federal agencies including the Department of Energy, Department of War, and U.S. Geological Survey have identified critical minerals as a national priority. Recent federal actions have further accelerated efforts to strengthen domestic capabilities for resource identification, extraction, processing, recycling, and material substitution.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-11-05T00:37:35+00:00September 15, 2026|Prize Challenges|Comments Off

Smart Cities Two-Step Challenge

One challenge. Two steps.New possibilities. Cities bring real-world challenges. Innovators bring the solutions. Help identify and solve an emerging city need.

By Tara Luddy-Cotoia|2026-11-09T14:25:13+00:00September 14, 2026|Prize Challenges|Comments Off

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