2011 MIT Lincoln Laboratory Facts
2011 MIT Lincoln Laboratory Facts
2011 MIT Lincoln Laboratory Facts
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Quick <strong>Facts</strong><br />
<strong>MIT</strong> <strong>Lincoln</strong> <strong>Laboratory</strong> is a Department of Defense<br />
federally funded research and development center.<br />
Established<br />
1951<br />
Research areas<br />
Sensors, data extraction (signal processing and<br />
embedded computing), communications, integrated<br />
sensing and decision support, advanced electronics<br />
Major sponsors<br />
U.S. Air Force, Defense Advanced Research<br />
Projects Agency, Office of the Secretary of Defense,<br />
U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, Missile Defense Agency,<br />
NASA, Federal Aviation Administration<br />
Director<br />
Dr. Eric D. Evans<br />
Personnel<br />
1780 technical staff; 480 technical support staff;<br />
530 technical and technical support subcontractors;<br />
3600 total personnel<br />
Facility profile<br />
28 buildings and structures—a total area of<br />
2.1 million sq ft<br />
Located on 3 sites—main facility in Lexington, Mass.;<br />
Flight and Antenna Test Facility on Hanscom Air Force<br />
Base in Bedford, Mass.; Millstone Hill radar complex<br />
in Westford, Mass.<br />
Field Sites: 3<br />
Field Offices: 14<br />
U.S. patents issued to <strong>Lincoln</strong> <strong>Laboratory</strong><br />
technical staff since 1951<br />
696<br />
Spin-off companies since 1951<br />
>95
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