CORE Fellows
The CORE Fellows Program brings together individuals from diverse disciplines and sectors and equips them to collaborate and apply their skills to solve complex societal problems. The curriculum is focused on the identification and definition of use-inspired research problems and the design of sustainable solutions through close connections with end-users and communities of practice.
Each year, the CORE Institute selects a thematic focus related to a societal grand challenge:
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CORE Fellows 2023: Tackling Climate-Induced Challenges with AI
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CORE Fellows 2024: Leveraging Data and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Regional Food Systems
Fellows Projects
CORE4 Workshops
The CORE4 Workshops follow a comprehensive innovation framework to address complex societal problems by focusing on the CORE4 Building Blocks: cutting-edge science and engineering, data and AI, advanced digital infrastructure, and integrated workflows to drive innovation. The CORE Institute has designed and facilitated workshops for organizations including:
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The VINE, a University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (UCANR) initiative focused on fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in agriculture and natural resources
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The Eastern Innovation Landscape Network, focused on accelerating management-relevant fire science research and application through intentional collaboration between the research community and fire planning and management decision-makers
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NSF Convergence Accelerator's cohort focused on food and nutrition security (Track J)
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University of California Disaster Resilience Network (UCDRN).
