Projects

We've developed an architecture and program plan for a moonshot to build a computer system that is secure to large classes of cyberattacks.

A suite of technologies protects data both at rest and in transit by providing access to secure computation nodes distributed throughout a network.

The Laboratory's long-term collaboration with NOAA and NASA on environmental monitoring satellites has led to revolutionized weather imagery and products and improved detection for space and solar phenomena.

A secure reference architecture enables satellites to recover from cyberattacks and carry on their missions.

Cryptographic keys can now be created and securely distributed in real time during a mission.

A new tool enables mission system designers to design for functionality and security together and provide evidence for how design choices affect a mission’s security posture.

Novel metamaterials deployed to provide a barrier around critical structures are designed to redirect and attenuate hazardous seismic waves.

A new neural network model reveals some of the mystery behind the decision-making capability of artificial intelligence systems.

Lincoln Laboratory created the world's highest-resolution radar for imaging of space objects in support of space situational awareness.

A power-efficient application-specific integrated circuit system on chip that performs up to 2 trillion computations per second has potential for use in mobile communication systems.