Publications
Tech Notes
Tech Notes report on technical accomplishments and capabilities of Lincoln Laboratory.
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Extended Space Sensors ArchitectureLincoln Laboratory is demonstrating a service-oriented network architecture that enables the space community to share information and services from the varied systems of the Space Surveillance Network. |
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CANARY: Technology for rapidly identifying biological agentsThe need for rapid, sensitive identification of biological agents is being addressed by Lincoln Laboratory with unique instruments that use the Cellular Analysis and Notification of Antigen Risks and Yields (CANARY) technology. |
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Technology Transfer: A vital part of the Laboratory’s missionLincoln Laboratory’s technology transfer activities contribute significantly to the expansion of scientific knowledge and the promotion of industry solutions to defense and civil sector problems. |
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Multiple-Antenna Techniques for Wireless CommunicationsMultiple-antenna technology is a rich area of research. Whether for future military wireless networks, soldier radios, autonomous sensors, or robotics, the demand for improved performance may be met with multiple-antenna communication links and the advanced technology making those links effective. |
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Micropumps: Innovations to transport fluids in microchipsMicrofluidics, the science of systems that can manipulate extremely small volumes of liquids, has been named by MIT Technology Review as one of the ten technologies that will change the world. However, while microfluidic systems have enabled familiar systems such as inkjet printers and not-so-familiar systems such as microchips used for analysis of biological samples (often dubbed “labs-on-a-chip”), microfluidics has not yet lived up to its predicted potential. Lincoln Laboratory researchers are working to change that. |
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