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New algorithms encode genetic markers as bits to allow for fast DNA comparisons in forensics. Illustration: Thomas Sheehan.

Record-breaking DNA comparisons drive fast forensics

June 17, 2019
This model of racecar, which was first used in this workshop, is significantly cheaper than comparable models. Photo: Madelaine Millar

Lincoln Laboratory staff use racecars as a vehicle to teach coding

June 12, 2019
Leary solders a piece of the radar. Photo courtesy of McKayla Leary

High school senior builds radar from scratch

June 11, 2019
The 2019 Young AFCEA 40 Under 40 award winners from Lincoln Laboratory are, from left to right, Anu Myne, Mark Veillette, Meredith Drennan, and Alexander Stolyarov.

Four from Lincoln Laboratory receive AFCEA’s 2019 40 Under 40 award

June 11, 2019
TRACER (Timely Randomization Applied to Commodity Executables at Runtime) software, seen in its packaging above, is straightforward to install on systems running Windows.

New cyber protection technology moves from the lab to the marketplace

June 5, 2019
MIT building
In the Media

MIT and U.S. Air Force sign agreement to launch AI Accelerator

May 23, 2019
MIT News
Charlie Dagli discusses tools to search and analyze dark web data

Artificial intelligence is helping investigators fight crime on the dark web

May 7, 2019
an illustration of a patient being injected with a flueurescent solitution and camera overhead that images the patient's tissue
In the Media

Imaging system helps surgeons remove tiny ovarian tumors

April 23, 2019
MIT News
six of the peregrine electronic devices, each about the size of a deck of cards

New indoor navigation system works where GPS can't reach

April 16, 2019
Screenshot of the HURREVAC application during Hurricane Florence.
In the Media

S&T-funded innovation enables emergency managers to excel during 2018 hurricane season

April 16, 2019
DHS S&T
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