The funding looks to accelerate development of advanced semiconductor technology that is critical for artificial intelligence and next-generation computing.
The Greylock School project will develop a two-story, 75,000-square-foot building that emphasizes seamless access to outdoor space, natural light and collaborative learning spaces.
The Livernois IMF is a key transit hub for shipping containers, facilitating smooth transfers between rail and road transport and playing an essential role in Detroit’s supply chain.
The H2Hubs program’s goal is to create a nationwide network connecting clean hydrogen producers, users and infrastructure while supporting its production, storage, transportation and applications.
The funding comes through DOE's Funding for Accelerated, Inclusive Research (FAIR) initiative, which looks to build partnerships between universities and DOE's national laboratories.