Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology
Contact the Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology Group
About us. Lincoln Laboratory is a federally funded research and development center administered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Its primary mission is to conduct research and technology development for the U.S. Government. Most Laboratory programs are funded directly by the Department of Defense or other branches of the U.S. Government.
Collaborations. In many areas like imaging, Lincoln Laboratory has developed technology that is of interest to customers other than the U.S. Government. The Laboratory has worked directly with universities and other nonprofit organizations through Cooperative Agreements and with industry organizations through Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRDAs). The Advanced Imaging Technology program does not have standard products and only conducts research and development programs. In the case of CRDAs, the Laboratory can apply previously developed concepts and technology specifically for new applications when no viable commercially available solution exists.
Technology transfer. The Laboratory has a long history of promoting technology transfer for application in the defense and the civil sectors. Many technologies developed initially to meet defense requirements have been adapted for commercial use.
Educational outreach. The staff at Lincoln Laboratory have developed a number of technical seminars that are tutorial in nature and will present these to universities and technical societies, if requested. Seminars on the subject of advanced imaging technologies and techniques include
- Geiger-Mode Avalanche Photodiode Arrays for Imaging and Sensing
- Novel Detector Technology for Challenging Time-Dependent Imaging Applications
- Three-Dimensional Integration Technology for Advanced Focal Planes and Integrated Circuits
Employment Opportunities in the Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology Group. If you are highly skilled and motivated in device physics or circuit design and are interested in working on challenging leading-edge imaging projects like those described elsewhere on this site, please consider a career in the Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology Group.
Visit the Employment section to learn more about working at Lincoln Laboratory.
Contact us. For additional information about the Laboratory’s Advanced Imaging Technology programs and capabilities, please contact
- Dr. Vyshnavi Suntharalingam, Group Leader, Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology,
- Dr. Pablo Hopman, Associate Group Leader, Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology, or
- Dr. Theodore Lyszczarz, Associate Group Leader, Advanced Imagers & Silicon Technology
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