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Genesis Mission Graduate Fellowship Pilot

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Provides a high-impact research environment for Ph.D. candidates for prime contractors on Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science fellowship projects. Designs and supervises research projects for 10+ weeks, provides mentorship for doctoral theses, and integrates fellows into industry R&D workflows. Requires industry-scale computational resources and SI/AI development environments. Delivers a completed research experience and scholarly publication data.

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