The invited teams highlight the broad interest in the NSF Engines program and show great promise in building regional ecosystems that will accelerate breakthrough technologies, leading to economic development.
From March 19-21, 2024, The Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation hosted its eighth annual Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Energy Week.
The University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University are on a multi-institutional team was awarded a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
A $1 million NSF award will support the creation of the Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure (RETI) coalition, which aims to foster innovation and implement critical technologies for decarbonization and grid resiliency in the West Virginia-southwestern Pennsylvania region.
West Virginia University will lead a $1 million National Science Foundation funded effort to drive energy technology and infrastructure, as well as address issues involving decarbonization and grid resiliency, throughout the West Virginia-southwestern Pennsylvania region.