Hanscom Air Force Base – Base-wide Power Outage

Hanscom Air Force Base is experiencing a base-wide power outage. Buildings FA, 1715, and 1718 are operating on emergency backup generators. Operational systems may be impacted; however, life safety systems will be functional in those buildings. Building 1720 is not on backup power. Power to Building 1105 has been restored.

Emergency closings of Buildings FA, 1715, 1718, and 1720 are in effect until further notice. Access to Building 1720 is restricted.

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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

This image shows the login screen for the MCFLIE serious game. Three soldiers are silouetted against a sunset in the background. The foreground has the login page.

Serious games level up logistics learning for the U.S. Marine Corps

September 13, 2022

A photograph of the SCR-584 radar in front of a wall of text about its development and use in World War II.

Lincoln Laboratory commemorates the SCR-584, a historical pioneer in radar development

September 12, 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

The 38-foot-wide radome protecting the Multi-Band Test Terminal — a large antenna on an MIT Lincoln Laboratory building rooftop — is shown illuminated at night.

Antenna enables advanced satellite communications testing

August 29, 2022

an aerial shot of a neighborhood submerged in green water.

In the Media

Sounding the alarm, bolstering defenses

August 24, 2022

MIT Technology Review

A quadrant featuring photos of four 2022 high-school summer interns at Lincoln Laboratory.

Lincoln Laboratory launches summer internships for high schoolers

August 22, 2022

A photograph of Olivia Brown and Victoria Helus assembling kits for their artificial intelligence and machine learning workshops.

Olivia Brown and Victoria Helus advocate for AI literacy

August 17, 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

Intern Innovative Idea Challenge

Intern Innovative Idea Challenge returns to the Laboratory after pandemic hiatus

August 17, 2022