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Inventors Digest
19.02.2025
Mickey Mouse has company: The earliest Popeye has timed out into the public domain BY REID CREAGER
National Inventors Hall of Fame to Induct 17 Medical-related devices and processes prominent among 9 active honorees
Educator, industrial design expert and multi-patented inventor discusses the Black Inventors Hall of Fame Museum, slated to open in late 2027 BY EDITH G. TOLCHIN
Louisiana can claim cotton candy—sort of—as a highlight among its well-known inventions BY REID CREAGER
09.02.2025
Nationally acclaimed scientist, researcher, AI expert Ayanna Howard honored with USPTO trading card
IP veteran and litigator Coke Morgan Stewart sworn in 1 minute after Trump takes office
USPTO NASA agreement and new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy to guide agency efforts.
One in 8 adults are projected to have diabetes by 2045; 2 teams to be honored for revolutionary diabetes treatments.
100 Years Ago, George Washington Carver Received a Patent for a ‘Vanishing Cream’
USPTO honors global energy innovators with first Trademarks for Humanity awards, Patents for Humanity winners
MODRICKER TO LEAD NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND OFFICE; PATENT, TRADEMARK FEE CHANGES; 10 TO BOOST INNOVATION MISSION
There are now more than 100 Patent and Trademark Resource Centers. PTRCs play an instrumental role in advancing the innovation ecosystem by offering free assistance.
25 recipients named for National Medal of Technology and Innovation, National Medal of Science
Money, and who is entitled to it, is a theme in the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life”—as well as in its IP history.
31.01.2025
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11.12.2024
These new products feature the best in resin printing, IoT development boards, high-resolution scanning, laser cutting and electronics kits.
He has long been known as “The Gadget Guy” and “The Innovation Insider.” I have long known him as an amazing person.
A couple of groundbreaking techniques for safer surgeries were among the top four winners in the 2024 Collegiate Inventors Competition®.
10.12.2024
05.12.2024
Kathi Vidal thanks USPTO colleagues for accomplishments during her tenure as director as she transitions back to the private sector.
03.12.2024
Our focus on inclusive innovation is to help innovators from all backgrounds, including the 29 percent of American adults with disabilities.
The Trademark Basics Boot Camp is a free, virtual USPTO event series that provides a overview of federal trademark registration.
Nancy U. Kamei has been appointed the USPTO’s first chief public engagement officer and director of its Office of Public Engagement (OPE).
USPTO-led discussion highlights American games’ colorful history while providing guidance on IP and challenges for inventors.
J. Kevin White brings practical solutions to communities that lack basic eye health care; from vision sufferer to patented inventor.
15.11.2024
Many information sources agree that chainsaws were invented for use not by lumberjacks, but by—eew!—doctors.
IPWatchdog celebrates its silver anniversary as the gold standard for patent advocacy and intellectual property news.
Here’s a pocket-sized product with many uses. FunkkOFF!®, which quickly refreshes your teeth, was created by Joelle Flynn and Sonia Hounsell.
A catchy name or slogan can enhance marketing, branding and sales—but also confuse and offend if you are not careful.
01.11.2024
The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) has announced the launch of its newest program, Invention Ambassadors.
For inventors and entrepreneurs who cannot travel to get help in the early stages of protecting their IP, the USPTO is coming to you.
This webinar will introduce you to the fundamental mechanics of using the USPTO’s trademark search system.