News

Refine Results

(Filters Applied) Clear All
exterior shot of building housing supercomputers
In the Media

Spectre/Meltdown fixes in HPC: Want the bad news or the bad news? It's slower, say boffins

July 26, 2018
The Register
Mathematics of Big Data: Spreadsheets, Databases, Matrices, and Graphs

New textbook applies mathematics to the management of big data

July 23, 2018
By merging photonic integrated circuits with trapped ion quantum computing, researchers at the Laboratory have created a novel chip that allows them to accurately manipulate the ions with lasers.

Integrated photonics may light the way to quantum computing

July 9, 2018
Holding the 12th consecutive Superior Security rating plaque are Shawn Daley, head of Security Services, left, and Eric Evans, Laboratory director. Joining them are representatives from the groups and divisions audited for the 2017 security review.
Awards

Lincoln Laboratory earns 12th consecutive Superior security rating

June 25, 2018
Staff from the Laboratory and the aerospace company Orbital ATK inspect the satellite in Dulles, Virginia, prior to shipment to the Kennedy Space Center for launch vehicle integration. The four cameras can be seen inside the sunshade. Photo: Orbital ATK

Laboratory cameras are enabling TESS’s quest for exoplanets

June 18, 2018
The Offshore Precipitation Capability tool fuses data to estimate the location and intensity of precipitation that is outside of radar coverage and uses machine learning to depict this estimate as a radar-like image.

Painting a full picture of weather conditions

June 14, 2018
Dr. Nicholas Massa and student Gerald Gagnon in the Optics and Photonics laboratory at STCC.
In the Media

STCC steers student toward internship at MIT Lincoln Laboratory

June 13, 2018
Springfield Technical Community College
Christina Epstein was selected as an AFCEA International 40 Under 40 for her outstanding work in science and engineering at Lincoln Laboratory.
Awards

Christina Epstein is selected as an AFCEA 40 Under 40

June 4, 2018
East Limestone High School junior Bernard Allotey was selected to participate in the MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute program. The free, four-week-long course exposes aspiring engineers and scientists to the rigors of college coursework.
In the Media

Three gifted Alabama students to study at MIT's Beaver Works Summer Institute

May 15, 2018
The News Courier
The NICS mobile app allowed users on scene to input real-time information while also monitoring information from commanders or other responders. Photo courtesy of DHS S&T

Emergency-response system supports NATO exercise in Southeast Europe

March 29, 2018
411-420 of 483