News

Refine Results

(Filters Applied) Clear All
This image shows a module composed of superconducting qubits that can be used to directionally emit microwave photons. Image: Krantz NanoArt
In the Media

New quantum computing architecture could be used to connect large-scale devices

January 11, 2023
MIT News
From left to right, Niyom Lue, Jonathan Richardson, and Tom Cheng test the detector in the laboratory.

Portable cap measures cognition with pulsed laser light

January 11, 2023
Alex Green stands at a dilution refrigerator, a gold/metal contraption.
In the Media

Making quantum computers more accurate

October 13, 2022
MIT News
MMIP interns stand for a photo in the Lincoln Laboratory lobby.
In the Media

Massachusetts Microelectronics Internship Program: a big focus on critical tiny components

September 27, 2022
MIT EECS
Five small 3D-printed vessels of various colors (white, browns) and shapes (cups, pyramid shapes

New method 3D prints glass at low temperatures

September 19, 2022
A small commercial drone outfitted with four toroidal propellers (each propeller looks like two loops, made of plastic).
Awards

Six Lincoln Laboratory inventions win R&D 100 Awards

September 8, 2022
a technician loads a reticle (a kind of optical blueprint) into the 193-nm lithography tool used in the sensor production process.
In the Media

How did black holes shape the cosmos? Fast, low-noise X-ray sensors may provide the answer

August 17, 2022
NASA Science
Patrick Upton
In the Media

Patrick Upton interns at MIT Lincoln Laboratory

July 12, 2022
Case Western Reserve University
Hardware set up on a lab bench, with green laser light illuminating the background.
In the Media

Quantum sensor can detect electromagnetic signals of any frequency

June 21, 2022
MIT News
Triangular lattice structure printed with glass ink
In the Media

Scientists develop method of 3D printing glass objects with "unique optical, electrical, and chemical properties"

June 14, 2022
3D Printing Industry
1-10 of 83