A research collaboration between the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the Tennessee Valley Authority earns international recognition.

The advanced nuclear technology company will create more than 800 new jobs through the project, which includes the development of an advanced nuclear fuel recycling facility on a 247-acre site at the Oak Ridge Heritage Center.

The center is named in honor of William J. Wilcox Jr., Oak Ridge’s first official historian and a longtime advocate for preserving the city’s atomic heritage.

Many researchers and educators lack the critical AI tools and resources to investigate fundamental AI questions and train students.

Currently, there are over 1,000 brands that have connected to a 3PL on the platform, doubling every quarter this year, and over 300 3PLs across the country.

The program is supported with an almost $2 million GIVE grant and will support workforce needs for employers like Cirrus Aircraft, StandardAero, PSA Airlines and Endeavor Air.

The participants come from six countries across four continents this week — including the accelerator’s first-ever start-up from New Zealand.

Application deadline for AgLaunch365 Accelerator is next week.