Publications by Type
News stories -- trade publications
"Nano-urchins" Could Save Soldiers' Eyes
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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October 2008
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Product Focus: Positioning Stages
Nature Photonics
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Vol. 2/No. 10
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October, 2008
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pp. 636-637
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Standing Guard: Q and A with Robert Cunningham
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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September 2008
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Looking for a Reaction: A new DNA amplification method is better, faster, and cheaper than traditional tests
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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August 2008
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Product Focus: Laser Safety Equipment
Nature Photonics
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Vol. 2/No. 8
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August, 2009
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pp. 508-509
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Plugging the Right Holes: NetSPA software maps computer networks to find paths most vulnerable to hacking
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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July 2008
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Untangling the Friendly Skies: Computer recommendations could clear up some weather-caused airline delays
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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July 2008
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Good Vibrations: A different take on terahertz radiation can measure moving motors or beating hearts
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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June 2008
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Product Focus: Nonlinear Crystals
Nature Photonics
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Vol. 2/No. 6
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June 2008
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pp. 380-381
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Threat Detection: Cheap sensors plus mesh networking could yield an effective alarm system for biological and chemical attacks
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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June 2008
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Product Focus: Vibration Isolation
Nature Photonics
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Vol. 2/No. 2
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February 2008
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pp. 118-119
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Product Focus: Photodetectors
Nature Photonics
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Vol. 1/No. 12
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December 2007
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pp. 730-731
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A Little Light Work: Getting silicon to respond to light could usher in a new era of integrated optical devices
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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Vol. 17, No. 1
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November 2007
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pg. xx
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Power to Go: Lincoln Lab–MIT collaboration challenges batteries with solar cells and a miniature burner
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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Vol. 17, No. 1
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November 2007
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pg. xx
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Pump on a Chip: A microfluidic lab-on-a-chip moves tiny volumes of fluids around on a silicon chip without the use of external pumps and valves
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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Vol. 17, No. 1
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November 2007
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pg. xx
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Shadowy Work: Arrays of telescopes figure out what satellites are doing by looking at their silhouettes
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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Vol. 17, No. 1
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November 2007
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pg. xx
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Small Packages: A new way to squeeze compound semiconductors onto silicon chips promises smaller, more efficient microelectronics
Lincoln Laboratory Journal
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Vol. 17, No. 1
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November 2007
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pg. xx
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Product Focus: Optical Design Software
Nature Photonics
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Vol. 1/No. 10
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October 2007
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pp. 598-599
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"Dirty" silicon could spread solar energy
OE Magazine
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Nov/Dec 2005
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pg. 5