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A group of about 30 people pose in front of an airplane

Lincoln Laboratory team uses lidar to assess damage in Puerto Rico

August 30, 2018
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
The Twin Otter aircraft, with the Laboratory's ladar system on board, prepares to take off for its mission in Texas. Photo: Glen Cooper.

New technology aids hurricane response

March 15, 2018
Researchers test millimeter wave imager for public transportation security screening
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Researchers test millimeter wave imager for public transportation security screening

January 19, 2018
Homeland Preparedness News
The Wide-Area Infrared System for Persistent Surveillance was named one of the R&D 100 Award winners. This interior view of the system shows its lens and the folding mirrors.
Awards

Lincoln Laboratory receives six 2017 R&D 100 Awards

December 6, 2017
Subjects using PRESAGED-enabled wearable devices could someday receive notifications of oncoming illnesses, such as those caused by viruses or bacteria.

New technology gives early warning of exposure to disease-causing pathogens

December 5, 2017
All hands are on deck as the team adheres the solar modules onto the roof of the Boys and Girls Club. Photo: Lorenzo Moscia

Solar-powered water purifier is serving 600 Puerto Ricans every day

November 29, 2017
Puerto Rico. Image: Lorenzo Moscia, IHS
In the Media

In Puerto Rico, Innovative Solar Projects Aid Kids in Need

November 13, 2017
Earther
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
Metafluidics.org, a new MIT open-source website, supplies blueprints for microfluidic parts. Pictured are a few photographs from the website.
In the Media

Microfluidics for the masses

June 15, 2017
MIT News
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