US Senator Charles E. Schumer has announced that five New York teams have advanced to the next round of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Engines program. This program is part of the Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors for America Act (CHIPS Act) and the Endless Frontier Act, both of which were created by Schumer. The teams will compete for up to $160 million in federal investment. The legislation and program aim to boost local economies, create jobs, increase American competitiveness, and promote scientific research and development.
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