CO-WY Engine impact

Driving Technology Innovation

$3M in grants support groundbreaking projects across Colorado and Wyoming

Innovator Stories

Advancing critical technologies to bolster U.S. natural disaster preparedness

It’s more important than ever for the United States to lead in the development of new technologies that can reduce the devastating impacts of natural disasters.

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Engine: Colorado-Wyoming Climate Resilience Engine is paving the way for significant improvements in America’s capacity to prepare and respond to natural disasters and threats to water, air, and soil quality, especially in the Mountain West region.

Engine-fueled impact

Better detection methods lead to accurate and reliable identification of methane leaks

Co-founder and CEO

Marcus Martinez

CO-WY Engine - Translation Grant Program 2024

Real-time data could result in better crop yields and reduced water and fertilizer usage

Co-founder and CEO

Payton Goodrich

PAGE Technologies

CO-WY Engine Translation Grant 2024

Innovating Together

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Grantees

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sub-awardees

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Partners

Startup Program

Providing customized assistance and resources

Digital Twins Accelerator

Private enterprises and public entities

Translation Program

Accelerating commercialization of R&D into practice

Use-Inspired Program

Supporting growth of the R&D innovation ecosystem

Careers Program

Providing academic and professional pathways to careers

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