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Explore this publication to learn about the Laboratory's legacy of innovation.
Brief reports on the Laboratory's technical accomplishments and capabilities
NEW in 2012: Radar Summer Camp
Lincoln Laboratory is debuting a free 2-week summer enrichment camp on how to build Doppler and range radar systems.
This program is available for juniors in specific Massachusetts towns. Students must be U.S. citizens. To find out more, see the STEM Summer Enrichment Program page.
Science Fair Judges
Laboratory scientists and engineers serve as judges for the Massachusetts State Science Fair, Hanscom Air Force Base's Science Share Fair, and recently assisted judging the Lexington High School Science Fair. Lab volunteers will also be manning a booth at the Cambridge Science Festival later this month. One of our volunteers has served at the local and national competition levels of the Real World Design Challenge.
Lincoln Laboratory now offers three courses as part of MIT's Professional Education Short Programs. These week-long courses are geared to mid-career technical, scientific, business, and government professionals in their 20s through 50s who wish to advance their careers.
To view courses taught by Laboratory staff, see our Workshops and Education page. To view all available course topics, see MIT's Short Programs Course Schedule.
Articles on intriguing technical innovations
Let a Robot Do the Work
They're not automatons, but these robots map, track, and locate things for you.
Uncoiling DNA Analysis
Rapid DNA-fingerprinting method would identify biological organisms in the field.
Route to Energy Savings
Predictive control of plug-in hybrid vehicles will analyze your route to work and optimize battery and gas usage.
Vision Correction
Two projects should help astronomers see further across the universe.
