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Laboratory News
Lincoln Laboratory research assistant Alexa Aguilar was recognized as one of "tomorrow's leaders" in aerospace in Aviation Week Network's "Tomorrow's Engineering Leaders: The 20 Twenties."
The GBSAA is the first system for unmanned aircraft that provides situational awareness and maneuver guidance, can be used for long-duration flights, and meets the stringent FAA requirements for flight safety.
The PRE-Symptomatic AGent Exposure Detection (PRESAGED) algorithm uses real-time physiological data to calculate the probability that a person has been exposed to a virus or bacteria.
Lincoln Laboratory staff captured first-of-their-kind infrared images of solar eclipse. The images can help further our knowledge of the Sun's mysterious corona.
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The Technology Office offers mechanisms through which Lincoln Laboratory can collaborate with researchers from other institutes and organizations. The office is interested in exploring ways to partner with innovators to develop novel technologies in support of national security. To learn more about these opportunities, visit here.
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The Laboratory conducts a significant amount of work with industry. Find information and forms for vendors at the Contracting Services Department page or the Small Business Office page.
Visit the Beaver Works website to learn about project-based learning collaborations between Lincoln Laboratory and MIT.
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