NSF ENGINES: Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine的动态

What an honor for the NSF ENGINES: Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine team to meet with Congressman Joe Neguse and share the progress and milestones the Engine is making in science and technology competitiveness to advance job growth through private-public partnerships. Mike Freeman, Kasia Iwaniczko MacLeod, Eric Drummond J.D., Timothy Jones

?? Final Call for Impactful Innovation! ?? The deadline is fast approaching! Submissions for the Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine's grant programs are due on September 3rd. This is your last chance to be part of a transformative initiative that's more than just funding—it's about driving real change. From Complex Earth Sensing to Extreme Weather Modeling, we're backing innovative projects that bolster climate resilience and deliver sustainable solutions for our communities. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to make a difference in our region. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gMDCcCyd

?? In May, the CO-WY Climate Resilience Engine proudly partnered with the ESIIL (Environmental Data Science Innovation and Inclusion Lab) Innovation Summit at the University of Colorado Boulder. This gathering brought together leading scientists and thought leaders from across the nation, all focused on advancing data-driven strategies for resilience and adaptation in the face of our rapidly changing environment. We must work together to build climate resilience, and bringing together some of the top minds around the globe is just the start. Check out our video to see how we're working towards a more resilient future! ?? If you are interested in learning more about what ESIIL is doing, please visit their website here: https://esiil.org/ _______ The?Environmental Data Science Innovation & Inclusion Lab?(ESIIL) is a NSF-funded data synthesis center led by the University of Colorado Boulder in collaboration with National Science Foundation (NSF)’s CyVerse at the University of Arizona and the University of Oslo. ESIIL enables a global community of environmental data scientists to leverage the wealth of environmental data and emerging analytics to develop science-based solutions to solve pressing challenges in biology and other environmental sciences. Thank you Jennifer Balch, Alan Rudolph, Emily Wilson and anyone else who helped participate in this video. ?? : Luke D'Agostino

?? Celebrating Collaboration and Innovation ?? Our grant program is a testament to the collaborative spirit and dedication of our partners across Colorado and Wyoming. By supporting early-stage research and translating these innovations into practical solutions, we are building a robust ecosystem that addresses climate challenges head-on. Thank you to all our partners for your unwavering commitment. Together, we are making a lasting impact. Apply before Sept 3 to be considered for our Use-Inspired and Translation Grant opportunities. https://lnkd.in/gR3cjt2u #Collaboration #ClimateInnovation #ThankYou?

The National Science Foundation (NSF) Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships (TIP) announced the publication of an interactive map featuring the 198 investments explicitly advancing place-based innovation made by NSF and the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA). The map features investments made through the NSF Regional Innovation Engines (NSF Engines) as well as those made through EDA’s Build Back Better Regional Challenge (BBBRC) and Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs (Tech Hubs) programs. Notably, the map demonstrates the geographic diversity and intentional layering of investments across the two agencies. Cheers to innovation across the US! Check it out by visiting the link here: https://lnkd.in/gf7aZaru

The Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine is proud to announce its role in the publication of the first-of-its-kind?Climate Resilience Game Changers Assessment?by the Biden-Harris Administration. The assessment highlights the innovative technologies, practices, and strategies necessary to combat climate-related threats. These include advanced grid control systems, next-generation desalination, resilience hubs, and predictive analytics, which can transform our approach to climate resilience. By focusing on these game-changing technologies, the assessment aims to drive transformative positive impacts, create good-paying jobs, improve community well-being, and advance environmental justice. Mike Freeman, CEO of the Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine, stated, “We are honored to have been part of this critical assessment. The innovative technologies and strategies identified will not only enhance our climate resilience but also create a more sustainable and equitable future for all communities.” Read the full article by following the link here: https://lnkd.in/g9wJSEfs

This week we had the pleasure of attending the FusionForge event hosted at the Colorado State University Energy Institute, featuring collaboration with Innosphere, RISE Fusion, and the Energy Hub. The event focused on exploring the potential of developing a Fusion incubator program, an initiative that promises to drive innovation and growth in the fusion energy sector ? The outcomes of FusionForge will be meticulously documented in a report for the DOE Office of Technology Transitions (OTT). This report will play a crucial role in evaluating funding for the proposed FusionForge accelerator, which aims to bolster the fusion energy supply chain and support groundbreaking advancements in this field. ? Thank you to all the speakers and participants for making this event a success. We look forward to the impactful developments that will emerge from FusionForge. Thank you to our Research Associates,?Lilly Mangham?and?Jeff Swayze,?for being such an integral part of this event. ? ?

?? Calling All Climate Resilience Startups! The CO-WY Engine, funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) has launched a comprehensive support program tailored to your needs. Our services include: -Customized, personal support -Startup-specific training -Access to Engine R&D and Translation grant funding -Introductions to Engine partners (Corporates, Universities, National Labs) -Partially sponsored internships -Pilot opportunities -Support for grant submission -Expert mentors and advisors -Investor introductions -PR/Communications support Discover how we can help you thrive and apply now: www.co-wyengine.org

The Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine announces the hiring of Likesha Tillman as the new Senior Research & Compliance Administrator. Tillman brings extensive experience in leadership coaching, development, and research administration, aligning with the mission to advance climate resilience. Drawn by the team’s passion and commitment, Tillman aims to make a significant impact at CO-WY Climate Resilience Engine. Her goals include promoting a culture of acceptance and respect for diversity and ensuring equitable hiring and promotion practices. Tillman plans to support the Engine’s efforts in providing economic benefits to distressed communities by fostering support in the preparation, submission, and management of funding opportunities. Welcome to the team, Likesha!