On February 14th, 1876, lawyers representing inventors Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell went to the patent office to file for the recognition of their employer’s invention. Bell’s lawyer ...

For more than 170 years, the uniquely brilliant and occasionally bizarre creations dreamt up by British inventors have been filed away in vast dank and dusty subterranean vaults ...

Indiana 4-H and Invention Convention Worldwide both encourage young inventors to explore ideas based on their own life experiences, empower them to develop real inventions and market-worthy business ...

Fran interviews inventors about the importance of producing prototypes and developing their designs. Testing inventions. videoTesting inventions Fran meets inventor Yusuf Muhammad who discusses ...

However, there are few inventors who got killed by their own inventions. Let's take a look at those who dug their own grave. Max Valier Max Valier, an Austrian rocketry pioneer, who invented the ...

"That whole sense of community is based on those stories." Here's a look at half a dozen inventors and their inventions whose history is forever linked to Lansing. Attempting to pinpoint ...

The sad truth is that many inventors and entrepreneurs have had their share of difficulty with the various invention promotion and idea promotion companies out there. You have probably seen them ...

Fran Scott interviews inventors about the importance of producing prototypes and developing their designs. She meets Emily Cummins in her garden shed to discuss some of her sustainable inventions ...

The study — which examined the more than 3.6 million U.S. patents granted between 1976-2017 — found older inventors are more likely to rely on their knowledge and experience, and build on novel ...

"It is an honor for the USPTO to recognize the 2025 class of the National Inventors Hall of Fame ... have not only changed the world through their inventions, but they also are paving the ...

so National Geographic asked Hayden to list what she considers 10 of the most meaningful advances in history—the inventions and innovations responsible for the trappings of modern life.