DOE Genesis Mission Phase II: AI for particle accelerators and rare isotope separation
prescott · x · 2026-10-27
The DOE Office of Science unveiled two Genesis Mission Phase II projects: Berkeley Lab will advance superintelligence for particle accelerators, while Northeastern will build an intelligent assistant for the FRIB rare isotope separator, covering beam tuning, calibration, monitoring, and knowledge harvesting.
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