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A Zoom screenshot of the LLRISE students.

Student-driven radar course rises to the challenge of online-only classes

October 6, 2021

The LLRISE summer course, which teaches high school students the basics of radar, was successfully adapted to a virtual format in 2020 and 2021.

Three students stand together at a table, looking down each at a laptop, discussing. Two other students are in the background. The building they are in looks like an aircraft hanger.
In the Media

Reinventing the wheels

August 14, 2021
U.S. Army
This illustration shows a satellite in space surrounded by some of its components and views of it from other angles. It states Yes! You can build a CubeSat.

Students learn they can build a CubeSat

June 1, 2021
Scout Carter Purple stands outside in front of the plaque he made containing information about the Millstone Hill Radar and Haystack Observatory

Scout creates historic marker for Millstone Hill Radar and Haystack Observatory

May 10, 2021
Two US Air Force cadets smile for a photo in the MIT courtyard.
In the Media

Long history; new horizons

May 5, 2021
USAF-MIT AI Accelerator
Students from the Kwajalein BWSI 2020 program pose for a photo with Laboratory staff members and instructors Jon Schoenenberger, Sarah Willis, Karyn Lundberg, and Thomas Sebastian.

The Beaver Works Summer Institute brings serious games to Kwajalein Atoll

September 28, 2020
Black text on yellow background saying "Beaver Works, Lincoln Laboratory, School of Engineering, Beaver Works Summer Institute 2020" next to a Beaver logo.

2020 Beaver Works Summer Institute goes virtual

August 17, 2020
Raoul Ouedraogo and Michael Owen
Awards

Young AFCEA 40 Under 40 Award honors two thought leaders at the Laboratory

July 16, 2020
a photo of a woman standing and speaking at a podium next to an American flag

NASA Astronaut Stephanie Wilson speaks at Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon

March 19, 2020
A group of five high school students sit at a table, smiling, working together to assemble a robot out of what look to be lego-like parts.

Huntsville staff make computer science a reality for Alabama students

February 4, 2020
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