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A photo of Chiamaka smiling for a photo, while standing in the lobby of MIT Lincoln Laboratory
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Chiamaka Agbasi-Porter: Inspiring futures in STEM

February 22, 2022
Students from the 2021 Beaver Works Summer Institute gathered for a virtual group photo.

Beaver Works Summer Institute participants explore diverse engineering projects

February 4, 2022
This is an image of Petar Griggs, taken from a Beaver Works Summer Institute video about becoming a teaching assistant.

Beaver Works Summer Institute alumni pay it forward

December 17, 2021
This illustration shows a satellite in space surrounded by some of its components and views of it from other angles. It states Yes! You can build a CubeSat.

Students learn they can build a CubeSat

June 1, 2021
Robert Shin speaks to attendees of this year's Beaver Works Summer Institute final event with the RACECAR obstacle course in the background. Photo: Glen Cooper

Beaver Works Summer Institute concludes with races and demonstrations

August 9, 2019
Daniel Hastings, AeroAstro Department Head; Anantha Chandrakasan, Dean, MIT School of Engineering; Eric Evans, Director, Lincoln Laboratory; and Robert Shin, Director, Beaver Works, opened the Beaver Works space in Building 31.

Ribbon cutting launches auxiliary Beaver Works space

June 6, 2019
Three students direct virtual planes down the runway with the help of Brad Crowe. Photo: Nicole Fandel

Brockton students tour Lincoln Laboratory flight and weather facilities

April 4, 2019
5 students and 3 mentors pose in front the Laboratory's pendulum.

Massapequa High School students conduct research at Lincoln Laboratory

March 14, 2019
At a scrimmage in the main cafeteria, FIRST LEGO League teams (which consist of fourth to eighth graders) show each other their robots. They built the robots as part of the Robotics Outreach at Lincoln Laboratory program. Photo: David Radue

Lincoln Laboratory helps students ROLL their robots to the moon

November 29, 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
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