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Senior congressional and executive branch staff tour
Lincoln Laboratory
Congressional hill and executive branch staffers visited MIT Lincoln Laboratory on 4 April as part of the MIT Security Studies Program's Seminar for Senior Congressional and Executive Branch Staff. The MIT Security Studies Program is a graduate-level research and educational program based at the Center for International Studies at MIT. Seminar participants toured some of the Laboratory's state-of-the-art facilities and were briefed on innovative technologies under development. full story
Posted May 2013
2012 MIT Lincoln Laboratory Technical Awards ceremony
honors high achievement
Helen Kim and Clifford Weinstein receive
Technical Excellence Awards
The March 8 late winter blizzard did not prevent the MIT Lincoln Laboratory auditorium from being filled to capacity with family, friends, and colleagues who gathered to congratulate the recipients of the Laboratory's 2012 awards for technical excellence, early career technical achievement, best paper, and best invention. full story
Posted March 2013
MIT Lincoln Laboratory researchers accept 2012 R&D 100 Awards
At the 50th Anniversary R&D 100 Awards Exhibition and Banquet, held on 1 November at the Renaissance Orlando Hotel in Florida, the editors of R&D Magazine presented 2012 awards to four technologies developed by teams at MIT Lincoln Laboratory— Lincoln Open Cryptographic Key Management Architecture, Route Availability Planning Tool, Wavelength Beam-Combining Fiber-Coupled Diode Laser, and Wide Field-of-View Curved Focal Plane Array. full story
Posted December 2012
More Technology NewsNASA selects MIT-led TESS project for 2017 mission Lincoln Laboratory is serving on the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) team President Obama Meets U.S. Laureates of 2012 Kavli Prizes The real Tron: IT security as a shoot'em up Four innovative technologies garner 2012 R&D 100 Awards
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More News and Awards
Lincoln Laboratory helps Lexington celebrate its 300th birthday
Posted April 2013
Third Annual Outreach Fair is a success
Posted April 2013
MIT Excellence Awards honor six Lincoln Laboratory employees
Posted March 2013
John Tabaczynski receives the 2012 Jamieson Award
Posted February 2013
Lexington robotics team visits Lincoln Laboratory
Posted February 2013
Stargate Electronic Systems receives MIT Lincoln Laboratory's 2012 Small Business of the Year Award
Posted January 2013
First Small Business Vendor Fair at Lincoln Laboratory
Posted January 2013
David Pendall, MIT Lincoln Laboratory Military Fellow,
is promoted to Colonel, U.S. Army
Posted December 2012
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