Tornadoes are violent mysteries. A public artificial intelligence dataset could help models reveal when and why they form, improving forecasters' ability to issue warnings. ow.ly/FqWJ50RiaEQ

#artificialintelligence

The Lincoln Laboratory developed cybersecurity software called the Timely Address Space Randomization (TASR) was one of FLC’s recipients of the 2024 Excellence in Technology Transfer Award. Congratulations to the TASR team! ow.ly/Tu7p50Req04

High-altitude balloons used as beyond-line-of-sight relays would provide communications nodes if satellite communications could not offer coverage in contested environments. ow.ly/GJOp50ReYwa

Lincoln Laboratory researchers are using #AI to get a better picture of the atmospheric layer closest to Earth's surface. Their techniques could improve weather and drought prediction. ow.ly/U31R50RcfqV

Hundreds of Lincoln Laboratory staff members gathered outside to witness yesterday's partial eclipse with 93 percent totality! 🌘

📸: Nicole Fandel

ICYMI: Hsiao-hua Burke, principal staff in the Air, Missile, and Maritime Defense Technology Division, has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) — one of the highest achievements someone in the field of engineering can reach. ow.ly/6a3S50RaH83

As we await for the solar #eclipse to cross the New England region this afternoon, back in 2017 Lincoln Laboratory staff captured first-of-their kind infrared images of the solar eclipse to help further our knowledge of the Sun's mysterious corona. ow.ly/K6jP50RaL3g

Bioinspired design reduces drag and noise production for towed sonar arrays: Textured surface mimics shark skin to make underwater instruments more effective and environmentally friendly. ow.ly/OqRg50R9hiC

“I’ve come to appreciate the responsibility we have at the Lab to provide analysis, guidance, and technology for national defense, and the role that I can play in supporting that mission,” says Nicholas Hardy, a systems engineer in Communications Systems. ow.ly/AKGn50R9eNk

In partnership with the Advanced Functional Fabrics of America (AFFOA), Lincoln Laboratory is leveraging its experience in fabricating fibers with embedded electronics to develop fibers that can operate in the ocean. ow.ly/Ytv750R8qpn

DYK: @‌MITLL developed the Radar Open System Architecture (ROSA) to provide a more flexible architecture for sensors. It’s been successfully used in various radars, including ones at the Reagan Test Site in the Marshall Islands and Lexington Space Surveillance Complex.

A wireless, ingestible device monitors heart and breathing rates by listening to the body's sounds and senses core temperature, all from within the gastrointestinal tract. ow.ly/n1Ci50R6KI7

Our team had a blast at the recent National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Convention! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth.

Explore and learn more about the opportunities to start your career here at Lincoln Laboratory ⬇️. ow.ly/jWAa50R5HCm

With supportive colleagues and the ability to work on a wide range of projects at the Laboratory, Paula Countouris '12, MEng '18 shares how its allowed her to continue learning long after graduating from school . ow.ly/MeWG50R4sMT

📸: Glen Cooper

DYK: CG-24, named Lincoln Laboratory’s Computer Group 24, was a 25-bit parallel machine with an 8K-word core memory driven by transistor circuits. It was the first all-transistor machine that was capable of operation at clock-rates up to 0.5 MHz, and operated with a 0.33 MHz clock.

Thank you Olivier de Weck, Apollo Program Professor of Astronautics and Engineering Systems in MIT AeroAstro for visiting MIT Lincoln Laboratory and presenting a fascinating seminar on roadmapping the future of technology!

📸: Nicole Fandel

4/30-5/1: Join us for the 2024 Homeland Protection Technologies Workshop (HPTW). This event will focus on next-generation technologies for site security and law enforcement missions relevant to homeland security. For more info, contact [email protected]. ow.ly/33fC50R26hs

Lincoln Laboratory engineer and MIT alum Phillip Daniel ’13, SM ’15, PhD ’22 is developing technologies for underwater exploration and magnetic navigation while also nurturing students' interest in engineering through outreach programs. ow.ly/Ikh950R19HT

📣 Registration Open: Join us for the Advanced Technology for National Security Workshop (ATNS), a forum for architects of future government systems to understand how new technology can have a profound impact on systems critical to national security. ow.ly/Ps1h50NrnXV

Lincoln Laboratory has a legacy of creating transformative, and even revolutionary, innovations for national security and economic growth. The Lab’s breakthroughs are now cataloged to help you find solutions to support your technological needs. Partner with us: ow.ly/rjRm50QVCYJ