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In the Media

Advancing quantum engineering: a must-do for quantum computing

December 20, 2021
QUANTUM SYSTEMS ACCELERATOR

William Oliver, the technology coordinator of the Quantum Systems Accelerator and a Lincoln Laboratory Fellow, discusses the promise of quantum engineering.

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Awards

MIT Lincoln Laboratory wins nine R&D 100 Awards

November 2, 2021
an illustration; blue background, a green sphere on the right-hand side, and then yellow and blue lines leading to the orb, representing electronic waveforms.
In the Media

How the quantum systems accelerator set a shared direction in electronic controls for quantum computing

September 8, 2021
Quantum Systems Accelerator
Antenna for Lincoln Laboratory's in-band full-duplex phased array system
In the Media

Kumu Networks awarded $1.5M contract to develop the highest performing self-interference cancellation module to date

August 19, 2021
BusinessWire
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In the Media

Tunable 'metasurface' is akin to optical swiss army knife

August 11, 2021
PHYS.ORG
Activate Cohort 2021

Activate Cohort 2021 begins two-year fellowship at Lincoln Laboratory

August 5, 2021
3D drawing of a tunable coupler, which features two + figures plus a number of lines and graduated gauges
In the Media

Clearing the way toward robust quantum computing

June 21, 2021
MIT News
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In the Media

Portable technology offers boost for nuclear security, arms control

June 11, 2021
MIT News
Headshots of 12 people who were awarded Fulbright Fellowships.
In the Media

Twelve from MIT awarded 2021 Fulbright Fellowships

May 24, 2021
MIT News
A graphic showing a red light spreading over a blue circular lens with small metal pieces on it.
In the Media

New "metalens" shifts focus without tilting or moving

February 22, 2021
MIT NEWS
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