Catalyzing smart and connected communities across America

The video discusses the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Smart and Connected Communities program, which funds research projects to address community challenges. It highlights the importance of collaboration between researchers, community leaders, and residents to develop scalable and sustainable solutions. Examples of projects include noise pollution models in New York, energy conservation tools in Indiana, and stormwater management systems in Michigan. The video encourages community officials to engage with researchers and NSF to foster innovative solutions.

What role do community organizations play in the NSF's initiatives?

What innovative approaches are being used in Indiana to promote energy conservation?

How are researchers in Michigan addressing stormwater management?