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The image above shows the 2024 interns: Mellanie Rodriguez (left), Drew Michaeli (middle), and Anna Wang (right).

Three students participate in the Laboratory’s annual High School Internship Program

September 16, 2024

Three students worked on hands-on engineering projects at the Laboratory through the 2024 Summer High School Internship Program.

Two people talk at a poster presentation session.

Lincoln Laboratory hosts 14th annual Communications Workshop

August 19, 2024
David Langus Rodriguez of Lincoln Laboratory helps three students use development boards.

Laboratory members engage with students across Greater Brockton

June 24, 2024
A collage of pet photos — including cats, dogs, birds, and rabbits — overlaid on Earth with laser links between Earth and a communications terminal on the International Space Station.
In the Media

NASA's laser relay system sends pet imagery to, from Space Station

June 10, 2024
NASA
Two individuals hold and look at a drone at an Air Force Base indoor test range.

Cybersecurity technology forms basis for winning pitch at NSIN Foundry competition

February 5, 2024
An illustration of data being sent across a laser from a small satellite to a ground station on Earth.

Communications system achieves fastest laser link from space yet

November 8, 2022
A far-back view of a hillside of homes. Mountains are in the background.
In the Media

DHS & NATO Wrap Up Disaster Management Project with Final Exercise in North Macedonia

October 6, 2021
Homeland Security Today
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
A photo of three lasers being transmitted from ground modules
In the Media

NASA's Plan to Turn the ISS Into a Quantum Laser Lab

April 22, 2020
WIRED
An illustration of 4 people near eachother looking at their phones, with bluetooth signals emanating from the phones.
In the Media

Bluetooth signals from your smartphone could automate Covid-19 contact tracing while preserving privacy

April 9, 2020
MIT News
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