Two Colorado State University research teams will advance artificial intelligence for weather science and resilient power grids through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission. The atmospheric science project is led by Christine Chiu, professor in CSU’s Department of Atmospheric Science, with Haonan Chen serving as co-principal investigator. Researchers will combine AI with Department of Energy observation data to create a reusable model that could improve weather forecasting, water resource management and future atmospheric research. Their work will develop AI tools that help remote microgrids forecast energy demand, improve reliability and optimize power generation. Source: Colorado State UniversityStay Ahead of Northern Colorado Innovation From Colorado State University research to business, technology and community developments, North Forty News keeps you informed about the discoveries shaping our region.