Led by the Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences, Penn State is tackling the nation's largest priorities in Biotechnology.
What is the GENESIS Mission?
The GENESIS Mission will build the world's most advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled Science and Security Platform, integrating AI, high-performance computing, quantum technologies, national research infrastructure, data resources, and strategic partnerships. This coordinated approach is designed to accelerate innovation and scientific discovery across disciplines, strengthen national security, secure energy dominance, drive economic growth, and enhance workforce productivity to further American leadership in science and technology development.
Learn more about Penn State and the GENESIS MissionBiotechnology Thematic Leads
Biotech Faculty and Staff Zoom Office Hours:
- September 17; 2:00 pm -3:00 pm
- September 29; 11:00 am -12:00 pm
By Appointment: E-mail Camelia or Brittany
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Penn State Team Biotechnology Zoom Meetings:
visit Genesis Mission Events for all Penn State team meetings
Biotechnology Grand Challenge
National Science and Technology Grand Challenges: The Genesis Mission developed a portfolio of ambitious national science and technology challenges focused on solving real-world problems in the physical sciences, energy, and national security. These will serve as proof-of-concept testbeds for AI-enabled research and accelerated scientific breakthroughs.
The Federal Government organizes the Genesis Mission around a set of grand challenges. Penn State has further organized these challenges into thematic areas to promote collaboration and teaming, with these related to Biotechnology.
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Finding the Root Causes of Chronic Disease
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Accelerating Drug Discovery and Clinical Translation
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Unlocking Cures for Pediatric Cancer
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Delivering Better Health Outcomes for Veterans
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Scaling Biology for American Industrial Leadership
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Predicting Living Systems
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Early Detection and Attribution of Biological Threats