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Awards

MIT Lincoln Laboratory wins nine R&D 100 Awards

November 2, 2021
A photo of man in a khakis, a grey tshirt, and red hat standing for a photo in front of a red trailer, with the words Team Rubicon on it.

Paul Metzger digs deep with Team Rubicon

October 29, 2021
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In the Media

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

October 6, 2021
Homeland Security Today
A helicopter flies closely over a wildfire on a mountain. You can see orange flames amongst a large cloud of white smoke.

Lincoln Laboratory explores future of humanitarian technology

May 18, 2021
A man sits at an office desk looking at a large monitor. the left hand side shows data graphs, the right side shows two images of the back of a woman's arm with a crown tattoo, and a green box around the tattoo.

Turning technology against human traffickers

April 26, 2021
aerial image showing a neighborhood flooded by a natural disaster.
In the Media

Focusing on disaster response with Amazon Augmented AI and Mechanical Turk

December 17, 2020
Amazon Web Services
A woman, attached to a harness, stands on a treadmill, and is surrounded by a spherical screen displaying a city scene.

Lincoln Laboratory establishes Biotechnology and Human Systems Division

November 10, 2020
An image of a person (only their hands are shown) using a sewing machine to sew a blue surgical mask.

Steady demand for PPE may encourage local businesses to start up production

June 8, 2020
A photo of a lidar map ofa 400 sq mile area, with roads highlighted red, the ground blue, and a navigational route is green.

With lidar and AI, road status clears up after a disaster

April 13, 2020
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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