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Spacex launches the Transporter-5 mission carrying 59 payloads, including Lincoln Laboratory’s Agile MicroSat. (Photo: SpaceX)

Tiny satellite tests autonomy in space

November 10, 2022
A small satelitte photographed against a white background. About , about 10 cm X 10 cm X 36 cm in size, it consists of a small solar panel array, connected to the satellite bus standing upright, topped with a golden cube.

Pathfinder satellite paves way for constellation of tropical-storm observers

June 30, 2021
Six small satllite buses (about size of loaf of bread) are photographed against a white background.
In the Media

Tiny satellites could help warn of the next big hurricane

June 27, 2021
Wired
Two scientists stand in a laboratory in front of a green-lit sculpture
Awards
In the Media

MIT’s Koch Institute wins STAT Madness with technology to see tiny ovarian tumors

April 6, 2020
STAT
Photo of a section of the radiator layer of the antenna

Novel lightweight antenna arrays can reduce satellite launch costs

January 14, 2020
An ultrasound technique uses lasers to produce images beneath the skin without making contact. The new laser ultrasound technique was used to produce an image (left) of a human forearm (above), which was also imaged using conventional ultrasound (right).
In the Media

Researchers produce first laser ultrasound images of humans

January 6, 2020
MIT News
Two men standing in a laboratory with a laser transmitter setup

A laser can deliver messages directly to your ear from across the room

November 4, 2019
Dual-Mode Imaging Receiver
Awards

Ten Lincoln Laboratory technologies earn 2019 R&D 100 Awards

November 1, 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
Asteroid 2015 TB145 (the "Halloween Asteroid") is depicted in eight individual radar images collected on Oct. 31, 2015 between 5:55 a.m. PDT (8:55 a.m. EDT) and 6:08 a.m. PDT (9:08 a.m. EDT).
In the Media

New report assesses status of detecting near-Earth asteroids

November 15, 2017
NASA
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