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During the two-day hackathon, staff were challenged to quickly train and test machine learning algorithms to detect fake media content. Photo: Nicole Fandel

Using machine learning to detect fake news

October 3, 2017
Students from the unmanned aerial vehicle course race their quadcopter through the obstacle course.

Summer program inspires a new generation of engineers

September 29, 2017
LASSOS camera in the evening.

Using ground sensors to defend aircraft against laser strikes

September 25, 2017
Christine Wang holds her American Association for Crystal Growth Award. The light catches the award, a synthetic ruby inset with a plaque describing the honor.
Awards

Christine Wang receives 2017 American Association for Crystal Growth Award

September 13, 2017
Thirty-eight Lab RATs, weary after 52 hours of hacking competitors' computer networks, posed for a team photograph at the DEF CON Capture the Flag competition held at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo: Wilson Wong

Team from Lincoln Laboratory scores big at international hacking competition

September 13, 2017
Brunner (left) assembles a radar component with help from one of the LLRISE instructors.

High school teachers become students for a week to learn about radar systems

August 17, 2017
The race course for the Obstacles Trial. The three obstacles (from left) were a pillar, a hoop, and a gate. The flags indicate the required path that the drone must fly through while the black squares are Augmented Reality Codes for drones to detect.
In the Media

Guest View: Dartmouth teen James Lu engineers a rewarding summer at MIT

August 16, 2017
South Coast Today
The COBRA sensor is more portable and cost-effective than existing indirect calorimetry sensors. It includes a chest harness and bite grip that enable hands-free use of the system during exercise and training.

Monitoring metabolic energy expenditure, health, and fitness with a breath analyzer

July 31, 2017
The ultra-sensitive vapor detection system during its first-ever field deployment at Hanscom Air Force Base. Sitting at the operator's station is Ta-Hsuan Ong, staff scientist and technical lead on the project.

New mass spectrometer will help develop better training for bomb-sniffing dogs

July 24, 2017
The Localizing Ground-Penetrating Radar (LGPR) uses inherently stable subsurface features and their geolocation to locate the vehicle even in adverse weather conditions.

Lincoln Laboratory enters licensing agreement to produce its localizing ground-penetrating radar

July 18, 2017
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