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Join us for the Air, Missile, and Maritime Defense Technology Workshop (AMMDT) on June 13-14! This workshop will highlight a broad spectrum of work supporting integrated defense of the homeland and deployed forces. Technical content typically spans sensor and weapon systems, electronic warfare, and battle management. To register, please contact AMMDT@ll.mit.edu.
Last month, our community gathered together for the 12th Annual Memorial Day Barbecue hosted by the Laboratory’s Veterans’ Employee Resource Group (LLVETS) in partnership with the Laboratory’s Diversity and Inclusion Office. We honored and remembered the countless service members and their families who paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country and recognized our community members' service and contributions to the Laboratory.
Lincoln Laboratory staff members supported Harvey Mudd College students in a national security project where they build an autonomous vehicle that detects airborne radio-frequency signals.
Sharing a few memories from National Society of Black Engineers | NSBE Professionals 49th Annual Convention in #KansasCity #Missouri! Our team was fortunate to meet many engaging engineering professionals. We introduced them to MIT Lincoln Laboratory, our mission and values, as well as the opportunities we offer! We represented our organization well and had fun doing so!
MIT Lincoln Laboratory recently recognized the achievements of staff members through the Cultivating Leadership, Achievement and Success (CLAS) Awards. Congratulations to all the award recipients! 👏 🏆 ERG Excellence Award Recipient: Stephanie Mosely 🏆 Equity Award Recipient: Julie Arloro-Mehta 🏆 Outstanding Mentor Award Recipients: Trina Miller and Thomas Quatieri 🏆 Leadership Award for Advancing Organizational Culture Recipient: Mabel Ramirez 🏆 Peer Award for Cultural Impact Recipient: Elizabeth Fucetola 🏆 Strength in Unity Award Recipient: Native American and Indigenous Peoples Affinity Group - Benjamin Kazimer, Craig Keim, Joe Belarge, Grace Kessenich, Alfredo Martinez, Elena Zorn, Francesca D'Arcangelo Ryan Burrow, Connie Cuevas, Stephen Uftring, Hannah Walters and Alexandra Wright 🏆 Best in CLAS Award Recipient: Bernadette Johnson
MIT Lincoln Laboratory attended the BEYA (Black Engineer of the Year) STEM Conference in #NationalHarbor #Maryland! We enjoyed meeting talented college students, corporate, government and military professionals for three days of learning, networking, celebrating excellence, and showcasing STEM career opportunities!
SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM Each summer, the Laboratory offers undergraduate and graduate students the unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a leading-edge research environment. Program participants contribute to projects and gain experience that complements their courses of study. In recent summers, we've hired more than 200 students representing top universities. Students have opportunities to: - Interface with national experts in numerous fields of research - Work with state-of-the-art equipment on real-world technical applications - Present the results of their research conclusions at the end of the summer
In a visit to MIT, Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Heidi Shyu spoke about the DoD’s initiatives to build a stronger U.S. manufacturing base and to tackle the country’s “toughest challenges.” After the talk, Shyu visited labs across campus. MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s Eric Evans and Bob Shin joined Under Secretary Shyu to hear about student projects at MIT Beaver Works and about Beaver Works’ summer institute for high school students
MIT Lincoln Laboratory has been recognized by the US Department of Labor for its commitment to hiring Veterans. We value the experience, commitment and knowledge that veterans bring to our workforce.
Guided by volunteers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), MIT Lincoln Laboratory, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Brockton students built and launched rockets as part of a rocket launch competition. Hosted by the Empower Yourself program, the event aims to encourage more students to participate in advanced STEM.
