The Computing and Information Science...
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CISE manages a $1B+ annual budget, reviews ~7,000 proposals a year and funds research at 373 institutions supporting ~20,000 people and roughly 80% of federally funded academic CS. Current pushes include FUSE (Future of Semiconductors, teaming grants deadline in five days), a network of 18 AI Institutes ($20M each over five years, footprint in 40 states) and a funded virtual organization, plus cloud/testbed resources like Chameleon and CloudLab and the CloudBank supplement. Frontera contributed ~60M CPU hours to the Milky Way black hole image; PAWR funds four wireless testbeds via a $100M public‑private partnership.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to NSF
- 2:53The tree planting analogy
- 4:20Impact of research
- 8:18NSF organizational structure
- 10:26Funding and statistics
- 12:28Core technical themes
- 16:34Key programs and initiatives
- 23:22Sustainability initiatives
- 27:20Research infrastructure
- 32:41Using cloud resources
- 36:24Workforce and diversity
- 43:23Fellowships and safety
- 47:04International collaboration
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