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Brief reports on the Laboratory's technical accomplishments and capabilities
Lincoln Laboratory Radar Introduction for Student Engineers (LLRISE) is a free two-week summer program that teaches students how to build small radar systems.
Registration for LLRISE is now open to high-school juniors who will complete physics and pre-calculus by the end of their junior year. Registrants must be U.S. citizens to apply.
See the LLRISE page for more information and the student application form.
Six Lexington High School students forming the robotics team "Battery-Powered Picklejar Heads" visited the Laboratory in December to demonstrate the capabilities of their robot. full story
is a comprehensive look at the Laboratory's six decades of research and development.
Articles on intriguing technical innovations
All Versus All Conjunctions
Weaving through a minefield of objects in Earth orbit is getting more difficult.
Nanowire Single-Photon Detector Arrays
Detect a billion photons per second with low noise and high efficiency.
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Protecting aircraft when they are most vulnerable—during takeoff and landing.
Ultrasensitive Two-Dimensional Photodetection
What information can be associated with the detection of a single photon?
