Artificial Intelligence
In the Artificial Intelligence domain, scholars engage in projects related to the development and use of safe, secure, and trustworthy AI. Scholars support the development and assessment of AI across various sectors, including evaluating AI’s impact on national security, prosperity, and society. Candidates suited for this domain typically hold a STEM degree and possess a solid understanding of AI applications and associated risks.
Biotechnology
In the Biotechnology domain, the scholars contribute to R&D, product development, and strategic market research. They craft commercialization roadmaps, engage in production support, and strategic planning. Projects include assessing societal and market needs, identifying opportunities in existing technologies, and formulating strategies for future technological development. Candidates should have backgrounds in biology, biotechnology, or related fields, along with strong analytical skills and a commitment to healthcare innovation.
Computing & Cybersecurity
In the Computing and Cybersecurity domain, scholars develop programs for risk analysis and the implementation of security solutions. Candidates for this domain should possess a strong background in computer science or related fields and should be able to demonstrate their critical thinking, flexibility, and project management skills. Knowledge of cybersecurity and networking is an added advantage for scholars in this domain.
Business Process Innovation
The Business Process Innovation domain focuses on enhancing commercial engagement and investment strategies. In this domain, scholars analyze business models, conduct market research, and develop innovative organizational processes. Ideal candidates for this track have a business-related degree and exhibit strong analytical skills coupled with the ability to quickly adapt to new business environments.
Materials & Manufacturing
In the Materials and Manufacturing domain, scholars contribute to R&D, commercialization, and supply chain management in key areas such as nuclear energy, aerospace, and advanced computing. This domain requires individuals with degrees in engineering, operations, or similar fields. Candidates for this domain must also demonstrate critical thinking and the agility to rapidly adjust to new industry challenges.
