CMU’s AI Science Foundry wins $20M NSF grant for a national lab network
jmuiuc · x · 2026-07-27
Carnegie Mellon says its AI Science Foundry will receive $20 million from the NSF as an initial node in a national network of connected laboratories.
- The goal is to transform how scientific discoveries are made through AI-enabled research infrastructure.
- The attached image shows the CMU lab environment, underscoring that this is a real, physical research setup rather than a paper announcement.
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