He was inducted in both the National Inventors Hall of Fame and the National Academy of Inventors.
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In the inventors study, for example, we find that increases in inventors occur in a gender-specific manner.
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The NIHF doesn't just exist to celebrate inventors of the past but also the inventors of the future.
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Let's give the listeners a little background of all the books you've written, focused on inventors, really — on tech and inventors. Yeah.
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Finding the right mentor seems to make all the difference: Mr Chetty notes that girls were only more likely to become inventors if they grew up in areas with lots of women inventors (and likewise for boys and male inventors).
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You know what I mean, he was looked up to as one of the great inventors, a lot of the inventors were older.
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And U.S. inventors are increasing their reliance on federal funding at a faster rate than foreign inventors, indicating that American research is not wasted overseas.
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They identified generalist and specialist inventors, but there was also a class of inventors who didn't have that much breadth and who didn't have that much depth.
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From 1970 to 2006, African American inventors were awarded just six patents per million people, compared to more than 235 patents per million for all U.S. inventors.
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"The inventors retained by target firms are more productive than 'stayers' at non-target peers; the inventors who leave following hedge fund intervention are more productive with their new employers; and finally, the inventors newly hired post-intervention are of similar productivity at the new firm," according to the paper.
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However, women inventors made up only 12% of all inventors on patents granted in 2016 -- the most recent year for which data is available -- according to the patent office.
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But they also found other disparities: White children are three times more likely to become inventors than black children, and only 18 percent of 40-year-old inventors are women.
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The authors find, perhaps not so surprisingly, that inventors are considerably whiter, maler, and from more economically privileged families than non-inventors — with children born to parents in the top 1 percent of the income distribution being 10 times more likely to become inventors than those born to families with below-median incomes.
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If we can showcase these inventors, better understand their needs, and create venues for discussion between inventors, the public, government, universities, and industry, we believe the world will be a better place.
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In 2014 alone, nearly 6,500 U.S. Utility Patents were granted to academic inventors around the world, according to a report by the National Academy of Inventors and the Intellectual Property Owners Association.
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On top of raising awareness about female inventors, the Make What's Next campaign offers coding tools and tutorials, as well as a patent program to help female inventors file for patent pending status.
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Groups that are underrepresented among inventors as a whole are also underrepresented among the elite group of inventors who develop very high-impact patents and earn very large financial rewards for doing so.
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These inventors are tackling some of the world's biggest problems.
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But unlike other inventors, Walt didn't let this stop him.
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And it's not just Ph.Ds. and inventors that we need.
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Herd is not among the "inventors" listed on the application.
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This could earn their inventors awards of up to $130,000.
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She is publishing a children's book about famous black inventors.
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The Chinese legal system also looks rigged against foreign inventors.
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It's a problem that inventors at Ovie aimed to solve.
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Throughout history, inventors have built clever gadgets that mimic humans.
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Inventors of the beautiful game [eyes roll out of head].
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Inventors are often willing to shoulder more risk than investors.
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We emphasize the ones starring brilliant inventors and earnest toilers.
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It's a question that inventors have been tackling for decades.
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Inventors of social networks dreamed of the internet's democratic potential.
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Ideas even come from independent inventors who pitch the company.
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If young girls were exposed to the same number of female inventors as boys were to male inventors, the authors calculate, their invention rates would skyrocket by 164%, knocking out 55% of the gender gap.
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Unfortunately, illegal actions that deprive inventors of the economic rights to their IP, such as counterfeiting, piracy and other intellectual property theft, threaten the ability of creators and inventors to continue investing and creating jobs.
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"Greely also predicts that "CRISPR inventors will win a Nobel prize.
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The pen will become part of the museum's local inventors display.
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Obviously it's a philosophy of which all the inventors are dead.
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We're a generation of entrepreneurs and hustlers and gamers and inventors.
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A lot of inventors of sodas had great names and stories.
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These young inventors are out to make applying stitches much easier.
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Creators beyond video-makers and Indiegogo inventors want a steady paycheck.
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But even within those very broad confines, product inventors occasionally overstep.
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None of which is to say that inventors should stop trying.
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And we shouldn't… As inventors we get really excited with ideas.
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That's where Italian inventors Virna Cerne and Ombretta Polenghi come in.
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Inventors hate it because it prevents them from monetizing their inventions.
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More investors (and inventors) might be wise to do the same.
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Trilobites Try searching for "top inventors of all time" on Google.
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Its inventors shared the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
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Meet the innovators and inventors who are driving Africa's tech revolution.
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"We were the inventors and the innovators," Paul told me, ruefully.
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The effects are particularly troubling for small, independent inventors and startups.
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This is where the idea comes back to haunt its inventors.
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Ms Stantcheva and colleagues painstakingly linked some 153,000 people in a roster of European inventors to their employers, their location and their co-inventors in order to find out what sorts of propinquity were most propitious.
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The Brookings Institute has this whole study on black and brown communities where you don't see a lot of kids wanting to become inventors, because they don't have a lot of inventors living in their communities.
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My children's book, What Color Is My World: The Lost History of African-American Inventors, taught kids about the many black inventors and innovators that are often overlooked in the classrooms yet who affected our everyday lives.
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A recent study by the Equality of Opportunity Project, a research program run jointly by Stanford, Brown and Harvard, found that women were dramatically more likely to become inventors if, as children, they had encountered female inventors.
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Detailed empirical studies by the Equality of Opportunity Project show that girls who grow up in places where there are an unusually large number of woman inventors are unusually likely to themselves grow up to become inventors.
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Undoubtedly because inventors and corporations, being mostly men, didn't do the laundry.
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Children with patent-holding parents are disproportionately likely to become inventors too.
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Then I met the inventors of a real, honest-to-goodness hoverboard.
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But the cycle dictates that as sponsors cash in, inventors feel forgotten.
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Most notably, the CRISPR co-inventors are also disturbed by He's move.
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Many of the inventors no doubt believed that they were revolutionising muricide.
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Generations of American inventors and entrepreneurs have touted the value of competition.
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Indeed, subsequent research has shown that inventors are keenly aware of this.
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And so, for those we may license others, because we're prolific inventors.
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Officials take a special interest in efforts involving Canadian inventors or researchers.
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Those scientists and inventors play a critical role in the digital economy.
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One of the inventors listed on the patent is Richard Sackler himself.
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In reality, they found, the quotas didn't protect domestic scientists and inventors.
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Uala also counts George Soros and Point72 Ventures LLC among its inventors.
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Patents are property rights secured to inventors of new products or services.
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He was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2003.
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Inventors in these global cities are also increasingly connecting to one another.
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The inventors claims it even encourages better posture and eases lower back pain.
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IV argues that if it didn't buy patents, inventors would never get paid.
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We also located Hugo Freuhauf, one of the award-winning inventors of GPS.
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Musk's odd behavior isn't unique or even extreme in the annals of inventors.
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For another, the inventors tried to screw Joseph Pedott out of the profits.
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Inventors and investors everywhere: dildo drones are the sex toy of the future.
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It was introduced by its inventors, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), in 258, as an antidepressant.
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Aquarians are the inventors of the zodiac—what will you create this year?
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Bulgaria's constitution, for example, specifies that "the State shall protect all inventors' rights".
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The challenges we face as a country need the attention of our inventors.
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In the years since, our little band of inventors have been proven right.
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She's interviewed over 600 celebrities, athletes, inventors, entrepreneurs, and millionaires on her podcast.
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As inventors, we feel good if our invention has created value for people.
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Yet, inventors are also using this technology to improve lives across the planet.
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However, some inventors are complaining that decisions made under the program still stand.
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Because, Courteney for example, you created a bunch of fictional series around inventors.
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"[The] inventors want to sit down and to show their inventions," it reads.
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The mill has been attracting the attention of today's innovators and inventors, too.
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They need to reconsider their own role as history-tellers and history-inventors.
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They wanted to know how excluding immigrants affected American-born scientists and inventors.
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And, over time, fewer American-born people became scientists and inventors at all.
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After all, funding the magical inventors in Cambridge was the prime directive, right?
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"Our doors will always be open to the innovators and inventors," he said.
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"Our doors will always be open to the innovators and inventors," he added.
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Thomas Edison is considered one of the most prolific inventors of all time.
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Apeel Sciences, the inventors of the technology, have partnered with a European supplier.
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Kessel is one of the three inventors listed on the patent application referenced above.
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This story's journey started with a simple google search for female board game inventors.
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The new playing field has left toy inventors scrambling to adjust to the reality.
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And inventors are assessing the effectiveness of new technology in helping people with disabilities.
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At that celebration, the country's builders and artists and inventors showed off their creations.
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Wherever there is technological innovation, inventors use patent law to protect what they create.
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They play a unique role in protecting inventors — especially small businesses in rural America.
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Patent protections make it possible for rural inventors to innovate and protect their inventions.
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This might surprise its modern inventors, who saw it as ideal, universal and equalizing.
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Jobs chased the inventors of the technology to get them to sell to Apple.
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And so I decided to track down one of the first inventors of bots.
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By book's end, though, (spoiler alert) Sabbath is exhaustively hailed as the true inventors.
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Using tales of the past to inspire the next generation of inventors and entrepreneurs.
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A new study looks at the role gender plays in how we celebrate inventors.
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Not surprisingly, children who excelled in math were far more likely to become inventors.
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Our society appears to be missing out on most potential inventors from these groups.
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A group of inventors and engineers organized the competition, and Boeing is the sponsor.
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There&aposs a battle brewing to recognise machine inventors for their AI-generated inventions.
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Artificially intelligent machines could soon join the ranks of the world&aposs greatest inventors.
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By the Dark Ages, inventors could incorporate hinges on prosthetic arms used by knights.
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Among third-graders with high math ability, the white and especially Asian kids are relatively likely to grow up to be inventors, while high-ability black and Latino children are only very slightly more likely to become inventors than low-ability ones.
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But one of the inventors of the transistors moved to the West Coast, Mountain View.
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Worry not; according to the inventors of WhatsAnalyzer, the data is anonymized immediately after receipt.
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Perhaps as a consequence of this, inventors who register patents are still almost all men.
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PageRank—the algorithm that powers Google's search results—has made its inventors very rich indeed.
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The race for "smart guns" has drawn a wide array of amateur inventors and hobbyists.
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A biodegradable car, whose inventors say could be the next step in environmentally friendly motoring.
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It won its inventors a Nobel prize, allowing scientists to see and manipulate individual atoms.
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Children in lower-income neighborhoods are less likely to grow up around academics or inventors.
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Socially conscious inventors are the true champions of global progress, though they are rarely recognized.
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Technologists, inventors, tech companies, tech university, put them in a soup, lightning strikes, network emerges.
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The commercial success these inventors enjoyed was based on a strong and open patent system.
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In 6900, one out of every 2628 inventors living in the U.S. was foreign born.
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This is crucial in terms of freedom to innovate, especially when inventors have little power.
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For inventors, it's been death by a thousand paper cuts, and the data reflects this.
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Is there any historical precedent to guide us when wealthy inventors try to reinvent society?
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I personally know inventors that are divorced because of the financial risks that they took.
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In the interim, inventors and U.S. companies need to re-evaluate their IP protection strategy.
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U.S. inventors already wait an average of 10 years in Canada and seven in Mexico.
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"The technology is clearly moving very quickly," Jennifer Doudna, one of the CRISPR inventors, said.
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Computers have already changed the world in ways that their inventors could never have imagined.
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What happens when the protections and incentives you have long afforded inventors begin to weaken?
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IP protections allow inventors to profit from their ideas, creating an incentive for further innovation.
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Dahn, who declined to comment for this article, is listed as one of its inventors.
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The inventions that have come from U.S. inventors have changed the course of the world.
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Scientists and other inventors are building robots that will do these jobs and many others.
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We have put inventors like Andy Rubin on the covers of magazines like this one.
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At that celebration, the country's builders and artists and inventors showed off their wonderful creations.
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In 2002, Campbell donated Dorcas' original recipe card to the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
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Here are the inventors you can expect to see and interact with at the event.
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The most impactful inventors cross domains rather than deepening their knowledge in a single area.
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Dominic Wilcox is an inventor who's set out to show other kids how to become inventors.
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With brainpower and skill, inventors are taking on the world's biggest problems with tenacity and creativity.
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Meanwhile, inventors will head into the session with a slew of earnings before the opening bell.
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Wild-eyed inventors have been pursuing the idea for decades, with little to show for it.
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Picasso and his close colleague, George Braque, are widely considered to be the inventors of Cubism.
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Taxation can, for example, inhibit investments in training or scare off the inventors who drive innovation.
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Gizmos and widgets are brought in every day by inventors who dream of hitting it big.
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Inventors have been able to move electrical power across air gaps since the early 19th century.
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According to their blog, the inventors expect to shave off another 100 milliseconds after some debugging.
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Gupta worked with a team of inventors and co-founder Saurabh Gupta to create the robots.
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And I'm having a great time working with some of those young inventors in the world.
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The inventors hope it will provide wearers with a more secure, more pleasurable option for contraception.
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Let's all do our part to find and encourage the scientists, engineers and inventors of tomorrow.
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The patent lobby generally assumes that stronger patents are good news for domestic companies and inventors.
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Some of the best inventors I know didn't have a deep knowledge of any particular technology.
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Their decisions make a difference; they are inventors, entrepreneurs, political and military leaders — not average people.
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Hungary once produced a stream of Nobel-prize winners and inventors who shaped the modern world.
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Worse yet I know inventors who are ready to give up attempting to commercialize their products.
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Dozens of scientists, academics, inventors and assorted water warriors had gathered to share ideas and experiences.
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How do we maintain that interest over time so they become inventors and entrepreneurs and engineers?
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One of its inventors, Jennifer Doudna, wrote a touching essay in the December issue of Nature.
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While the hardware specs aren't public yet, the inventors are in conversations with component manufacturers now.
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Even inventors of Crispr, the gene-editing tool Dr. He used, differ on the best approach.
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Innovation often comes from inventors, tinkerers and dreamers toying around, pushing the boundaries of what's possible.
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It takes years of hard work and investment for inventors to turn their ideas into reality.
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One organization that celebrates these feats of human progress is the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
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The list includes inventors, designers, and technologists shaking up their industries and leading social-impact ventures.
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It helps cut costs for inventors by providing access to assembly machines through a membership model.
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Male inventors such as Henry Ford, Nikola Tesla and Alexander Graham Bell get all the press.
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One of the first inventors of these mechanisms was William Randolph Hearst, the American newspaper tycoon.
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People like Da Vinci—they were inventors, they were engineers, but they're known for other shit.
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And watching videos of mad inventors building super-sized, flame-throwing lighters undoubtedly scratches a primitive itch.
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The patent lists Francesco Longoni, the head of Apple's food services team, as one of its inventors.
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Businesses pay a fee to use Giddy, but amateur inventors, hobbyists and makers can join for free.
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It is true that individual inventors and smaller companies are not always well-compensated for their inventions.
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There was nothing easy about making the iPhone, though its inventors say the process was often exhilarating.
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During a test flight in 1973, the vehicle crashed, resulting in the death of the vehicle's inventors.
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But as children get older, the gap in test scores becomes more helpful in predicting future inventors.
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The memory of its events and weekends spent building will live on as inspiration for tomorrow's inventors.
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It was one startlingly at odds with the free and open network expounded by the internet's inventors.
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Moore doesn't think inventors are anywhere close to inventing "strong AI," as super-human intelligence is called.
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The entire process reduces the amount of time and money inventors have to cultivate their next idea.
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Authors and inventors there might still be, but, when they were employees, their employers owned their ideas.
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Charles Brush pioneered electric lighting there; Sidney Short and fellow inventors came out with electric street cars.
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The researchers suggest that mentoring programs by current inventors or internship programs could have the desired effects.
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He talked about advances in bicycle design, which got him onto one of his favorite topics: inventors.
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"Dominique is one of the very last watchmaker/inventors out there," Mr. Greubel said in an email.
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This benefit to inventors is, of course, a corresponding cost to consumers who must pay higher prices.
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But critics of broad reform say that some of those supposed trolls are individual inventors or universities.
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In Velasquez's proud, realistic art, Schomburg and the greats he championed — overlooked inventors, artists and revolutionaries — tower.
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That is why NASA is turning to the global community of innovators and inventors for a solution.
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Patent applicant teams with at least as many female inventors as males jumped from 3% to 8%.
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Many of the Dalhousie researchers, including Jeff Dahn, Xiaowei Ma, and Stephen Glazier, are listed as inventors.
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Rather than fixing the problem of bad patents, the board has created uncertainty for inventors and investors.
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Others are Bitcoin or Ethereum knockoffs, which the inventors sell in advance before launching to the public.
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He was reading a magazine aimed at young inventors, and he came across an article about blimps.
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Lexmark International, have made it more difficult for inventors to enforce the patents they have been awarded.
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Black inventors' paths to securing a patent in the United States have historically been jammed with obstacles.
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Black chefs, cookbook authors, restaurateurs and inventors have shaped how we eat, and the culture at large.
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In July, 140 Silicon Valley tech entrepreneurs, inventors and executives published a scathing protest letter against Donald Trump.
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Tinkerers and inventors who want help can use Hardware Studio to find information, planning, and tutorials through Toolkit.
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The code has been open sourced by the inventors, a group of students and their teacher from France.
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One team of inventors built a private cellphone network by connecting a Raspberry Pi to a radio interface.
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Zcash's code is also open-source, but its inventors have formed a company and accepted money from investors.
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Patents. The grant of exclusive rights to inventors for a limited time encourages investment in research and development.
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The jacket's inventors said while testing it out at an airport, they made it through security just fine.
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Since Jobs' death, the speech has been shared numerous times by business leaders, inventors and startup entrepreneurs alike.
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For a paper called "Dancing with the Stars", which shows how inventors gain from interactions with each other.
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There have been thousands of women inventors, scientists and technologists—they just never got the recognition they deserved.
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It shows that there are vast differences in the backgrounds of inventors measured by income, race and gender.
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Selective colleges, and ones where a higher share of students study technical disciplines, tend to produce more inventors.
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Both feature conceited inventors who create near-perfect humanoid robots, but insist on keeping them under their control.
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What do the iPhone's inventors, manufacturers, students, and historians make of the device that has transformed the world?
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Machines should be recognized as the inventors of their creations, but they shouldn't own patents, argue the researchers.
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But sadly, just like many inventors before her, Monroe hasn't been adequately compensated for her lightning-strike genius.
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The government has failed to fully reassure inventors about its commitment to keep the country in the euro.
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The inventors are hoping to use crowdfunding to build a business that markets and produces the miraculous device.
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American inventors and innovative companies have been under assault for more than a decade by Supreme Court decisions.
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The Court then hurt inventors by lowering the standard required to show that their issued patents were obvious.
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That decision has forced inventors to challenge multiple infringers in numerous different courts, significantly increasing costs and time.
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The research team found that there is significant disparity across demographic groups in terms of numbers of inventors.
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Some inventors' patents are challenged over and over again, in proceedings that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Inventors have been using crowdfunding websites like Indiegogo to help create buzz and raise money for their products.
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It was first named for educator Odell S. Williams, whose paintings of black inventors adorn the museum's walls.
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In his later years he put much of his effort into advising other inventors through Trevor Baylis Brands.
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But if there were more male inventors in that area, it has no impact at all on women.
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While polymath inventors are less deep than the specialists, they tend to be even broader than the generalists.
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All right, but how did it stick in tech, because all the inventors were not apparently young-looking.
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But they might be even better if their inventors weren't scared of them saying something vile in public.
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The ER in the product name stands for the last names of the two inventors, Eliason and Rasmussen.
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Without the inventors behind them, you'd be drinking boiled whole beans and gnawing on a stalk of wheat.
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These decisions have created chaos in the patent world and have left inventors uncertain about what is patentable.
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Scott Moskowitz is the policy board chairman of U.S. Inventor, a nonprofit group representing American inventors and innovators.
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A legal battle is brewing over whether robot inventors should be granted the same recognition as human creators.
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The Miami-based company claimed it would help inventors get patents and then would help promote their inventions.
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The quote: "Our inventors are always looking for new problems to solve," IBM Master Inventor Sarbajit Rakshit told Axios.
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Over the following decades, inventors were able to improve the quality, but they were unable to lower the cost.
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If all goes well, the inventors hope to develop the idea and make the sections entirely from recycled plastic.
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Inventors, Entrepreneurs And The Space In Between People often ask me about the impact of 3D printing on jobs.
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I can't claim to being one of the actual inventors, but I started very early in consulting with Jogbra.
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They'll track down the inventors and give them a second chance to bring their ideas and dreams to life.
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New Avengers-themed coding kits from littleBits will allow young inventors to unleash their inner Shuri or Tony Stark.
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It simply assumes other people—scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, inventors—will come up with a magical solution to the problem.
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Image: Johan KanfloCheap, easy-to-control Arduino boards are the bread and butter of garage inventors the world over.
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However, being in the center of tech doesn't mean the Valley's inventors can get away with anything, Hoffman noted.
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That was a holy grail for inventors, and Mr. Hildebrand was the perfect person to take up the quest.
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Whether because of arrogance or fear, too many inventors get stuck on their original idea and refuse to budge.
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Born in 1912, Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner was one of the most prolific Black female inventors of all time.
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Their decisions make a difference; they are the inventors, the entrepreneurs, the political and military leaders — not average people.
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At CAMH, those blurry photos hang near the kites, proof that the designs of the early inventors still function.
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But those hopes are on the backburner for now—first, inventors like Avezum need to get hyperloop actually working.
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"It's worth noting that one of the inventors of this faster classical algorithm actually works at Google," said Hilton.
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EarthNow is a spin-off of Intellectual Ventures, a business that helps inventors find a market for their inventions.
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In fact, one of the listed inventors of the network, Jim Curlander, is the technical adviser at Prime Air.
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Immigrants contribute to our society as members of the military, firefighters, doctors, nurses, teachers, business entrepreneurs, inventors and more.
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And yes, as part of the Ms. Monopoly promotion, Hasbro invested funds in the projects of three young inventors.
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El Paso's Fort Bliss became home to the inventors of Hitler's unprecedented ballistic missile, the V-2 'vengeance weapon.
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The four-room building features paintings of black inventors and honored African Americans in Louisiana and around the world.
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But some inventors, designers and engineers have continued to tinker, and now a contest called GoFly is encouraging them.
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The inventors hope to have the device approved by the Food and Drug Administration within the next two years.
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Daimler, whose founders are widely considered the inventors of the automobile, has long been a cornerstone of German industry.
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He is a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (2015) and Castle Connolly National Physician of the Year.
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Without them, many groundbreaking innovations – particularly those from independent inventors and startups – would never see the light of day.
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The inventors were demonstrating against the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) an Administrative Tribunal that has run amok.
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The group argues that autonomous machines shouldn&apost be barred from being inventors and that their designs deserve protection.
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But they are no more underrepresented among the financial elite than they are among the broad mass of inventors.
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The STRONGER Patents Act would strengthen the ability of inventors to enforce their patent rights in court, bring additional procedural safeguards to proceedings before the PTAB, and end the so-called "inventors' tax" — the diversion of over $1 billion in patent applicants' fees from their rightful use by USPTO to general government spending.
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But inventors had been trying to come up with an alternative for decades before Biro came up with the ballpoint.
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Instead, according to the inventors' theory, you stop eating many different types of food at once to "reset" your body.
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IV is considered by some to be Silicon Valley's "most hated" troll or a patron saint of sorts for inventors.
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To make matters worse, inventors without patent protection are defenseless against having their work copied with just a few clicks.
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First Mention Since the early 19th century, inventors had been tinkering with various methods of using electricity to produce light.
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After a trip to Maker Faire Rome, however, its inventors recognized that the product had the potential for broader appeal.
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And criticism has started landing not on faceless systems or their users, but on reckless inventors who exploit human vulnerability.
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I am worried that the patent system that helped me succeed will not be there for future generations of inventors.
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The legislation would restore the ability of inventors to get "injunctive relief" against copycats, stopping infringers from using stolen technology.
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Middle-class white males were the great inventors: Eli Whitney and Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell and the Wright Brothers.
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Some inventors and patent licensing companies had opposed Lee, who was previously an in-house lawyer for Alphabet Inc's Google.
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Development is continuing, and no doubt biologists and three-letter agencies have tendered letters of interest to the Dutch inventors.
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Getting to the root of poverty means solving various issues along the way, and inventors are up for the challenge.
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Xia sees a lot of Facebook posts and videos of new inventions, and the inventors always seem to be men.
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Aptly, Lanier and Robert Moog, one of the inventors of the modern day synthesizer, were friendly when Moog was alive.
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"The R&D deduction and credit are not just for inventors or people with lab coats," said accountant Hank Hurst.
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Frederic Moll has to be one of the most successful inventors and entrepreneurs who is not yet a household name.
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Thanks to the inventors of Unofficial Quidditch Pong, all you need are some frat-party essentials: Solo cups and beer.
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After all, most innovative projects do fail, and it's only learning from them can inventors turn their failure into successes.
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More scientists, inventors, business leaders, physicians and other educated professionals could play an important role in building a better future.
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As the inventors and mass consumers of social media, we have the power to harness the internet's strength for good.
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Small businesses, let alone garage inventors, can't afford the costs to take on big corporations that infringe on their rights.
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Job openings on Glassdoor: 6,789O*NET description: Conduct research into fundamental computer and information science as theorists, designers, or inventors.
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Here are are just a few of the women inventors you can thank for making your life a little easier.
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Two inventors are questioning whether a government program that was supposedly shut down in 28500 is still impacting patent decisions.
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Economics helps us understand that it is entrepreneurs, inventors and new ideas propelled by ordinary people that power an economy.
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Like Vince Cerf, who is one of the inventors and innovators of the internet back in the 70s and 80s.
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He was awarded the Marconi Prize in 1989 and was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 1994.
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If we spread their inventors evenly across the country, Mr. Moretti said, we'd probably have significantly less innovation in America.
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Right now, federal laws offer inventors 20 years of patent protection for novel and innovative new products, including medical breakthroughs.
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Platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo give inventors the opportunity to introduce their creations to backers looking to fund new ventures.
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Ensuring that federal institutions protect the interests of American creative artists and inventors in the strongest possible fashion is paramount.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, HP says Mattel stole its concept of having inventors pitch their toys to child judges.
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Chuck Berry, not just a legend of rock 'n' roll -- but one of its inventors -- died Saturday outside St. Louis.
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Girls, by the same token, are much less likely to grow up to be inventors regardless of childhood ability level.
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High-ability boys are more likely than high-ability girls to grow up to be inventors, as we have seen.
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Lost among the August doldrums was a demonstration by a group of inventors outside of the U.S. Patent and Trade Office (PTO) in Alexandria, Va. In early August, several inventors and their kids gathered with signs, news cameras, and an ample amount of security — watching them, not protecting them — while they burned their U.S. patents.
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The inventors, creators — it's me, it's Mark [Zuckerberg], it's Kevin Systrom on Instagram, it's all of these people — understood this consciously.
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The inventors behind this clever homemade system say it's going to take you around two hours to put together in total.
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That same channel now has over 3.9 million followers, making Furze one of the internet's favorite inventors/adrenaline junkies/mad scientists.
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Banting's co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1.
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That, after all, is the logic behind patents, which reward inventors for making knowledge public by granting them a temporary monopoly.
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The $35-a-pop minicomputer became an instant hit, sold like hotcakes worldwide, and has prompted the rise of amateur inventors.
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The farmers, dismissed by urban Indians as bumpkins, roamed in gangs, examining the machines, discussing the finer points with the inventors.
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More than anything, the film presents an uniquely interesting notion behind ghosts, one for its engineers and inventors to rip apart.
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RSJ: Right now I'm part of the Intel Maker and Innovation Group (MIG) working on next-generation hardware platforms for Inventors.
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The FCC has revised its experimental licensing program and made it easier for inventors to register proposed new experiments, he added.
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""The inventors, creators — it's me, it's Mark [Zuckerberg], it's Kevin Systrom on Instagram, it's all of these people — understood this consciously.
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Inventors Marc Chavannes and Al Fielding realized the lightweight, cushiony sheets would make a great shipping material to protect fragile items.
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Since the dawn of the automotive age, inventors and manufacturers have taken their cars to the track to test their capabilities.
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Thomas Edison is often credited with inventing the light bulb in 1879, but other inventors played a part in its creation.
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Arizona Dems ask DHS to appoint 'crisis coordinator' at border Lawmakers push to increase diversity of tech inventors MORE (D-Ariz.).
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The USPTO is proud to formally recognize her and ensure we continue to inspire future generations of women inventors and entrepreneurs.
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" He added: "There are kids out there who have the skills to become inventors, but aren't due to their family's background.
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Inventors continued to test products over the following decades, and in 1879, Thomas Edison patented the first commercially successful light bulb.
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Inventors have been using crowdfunding websites like Indiegogo and Kickstarter to fund the creation of their products for some time now.
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The AAAS-Lemelson Invention Ambassador Program celebrates inventors like Paul, who offer big solutions to a myriad of complicated global problems.
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He frequently works with inventors and industry disrupters, reads books about the future of humanity and funds projects to advance communities.
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The NAI has grown to include Nobel Laureates, Lemelson-MIT prize recipients, presidents and senior research leaders, plus other distinguished inventors.
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But inventors might be less willing to work with the Navy if they believe the sailing branch might steal their ideas.
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Crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and GoFundMe have become a mainstream way for inventors and creators to get funding for their projects.
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The inventors of this spurious term claim that R.O.G.D. is not a real trans identity but the product of social pressure.
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By the numbers: The proportion of female inventors almost doubled between 1998 and 2017, from 6.8% to 12.7%, the study found.
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On Friday, a group claiming to represent the nation's small inventors will demonstrate at the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) building.
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The group of inventors announced today will be officially honored in an induction ceremony on May 7, 2020, in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Other inventors contributed to the development of movie cameras and theaters, but Edison is often called "the father of motion pictures."
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Fifty years ago, Peter Samson, one of the inventors of Spacewar, considered the world's first video game, began another craze underground.
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We are committed to improving this legislation to support American inventors and startups, and we appreciate all the feedback we've received.
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" A description of the $20 game — which is available for pre-order — calls it a "celebration of women entrepreneurs and inventors.
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World Patent Marketing used flattery to convince inventors to use its services, regardless of their invention's merits or patentability, Jones says.
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And, of course, who can forget the advent of the Lyft shuttle, Uber Express Pool, and Chariot — inventors of the bus. pic.twitter.
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Engineering teams, developers, and inventors care too: companies that fight patent aggression are finding they're more attractive to talent, particularly software engineers.
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He even got an invite to the White House, along with other young inventors, and showed his project to President Barack Obama.
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It was still a place where merchants, inventors, and entrepreneurs came to shop for components when they wanted to build something new.
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Meet Marimar White-Espin and Mike Radenbaugh the inventors of the Electrafin, an electric motor which can be attached to a paddleboard.
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Gallop is currently raising a fund to help female entrepreneurs and SexTech inventors so listen in to see how you can help.
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All over the world, small companies are building weird little modules that can be patched together with bits built by other inventors.
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Long term, the inventors hope to get an automaker or aftermarket kit-maker to build and sell the equipment for "healthier" cars.
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Several inventors of Google's machine learning processor are working with venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya on a stealthy chip start-up called Groq.
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Closing our doors to the generation of students, inventors and investors who will shape our planet's future would be a costly mistake.
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"He was one of those inventors I got over from Europe to form Multiprises," she brags in her memoir Swanson on Swanson.
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We honor the triumphs of African-American innovators, inventors, thinkers, and writers, many of whom don't even make it into the textbooks.
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The immutable and irreversible qualities of this decentralized technology prevent inventors from meddling with it once in use, for better or worse.
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He plans to encourage entrepreneurs and inventors to focus their efforts on boosting political participating and battling climate change in his address.
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In the American tradition, and in the U.S. Constitution, inventions aren't a moral right that inventors deserve simply for having invented something.
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"I want to encourage software developers, inventors, and scientists to consider how they can use their skills to fight inequity," Gates says.
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The process is called carbon capture, or carbon sequestration, and it's fired up the imaginations of inventors and the excitement of investors.
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Held in places like New York and Paris, they featured advancements and innovations made by inventors and companies that had improved lives.
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W.H.F. Talbot, one of the inventors of photography in the 1830s, was also a respected Assyriologist, though he kept these pursuits separate.
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Ever since, inventors have been on a quest to find new ways to get a satisfying nicotine high, without the stinky cigarettes.
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Among inventors, the flash of genius comes not from nowhere, but usually by analogy — one thing is so, so why not another?
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The democratization of science and technology has opened the door for millions of new engineers, entrepreneurs and inventors to enter the marketplace.
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I can't wait to see what impact the current generation of Chip Pro will have on the next generation of gadget inventors.
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By engaging in joint fact-finding or pilot tests together, inventors and investors can reach grounded understandings that might otherwise elude them.
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Chef Roger Vergé, who was one of the inventors of Nouvelle Cuisine and, like, the Jimi Hendrix of chefs, became an icon.
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American inventors gave us the automobile and the airplane, the personal computer and the Internet, along with countless other life-changing technologies.
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Getting patents processed more quickly for America's inventors would spur investment, economic growth and the ability of businesses to create new jobs.
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When photographer Matteo de Mayda traveled to India to photograph the country's best inventors, the project collapsed at the very last moment.
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He is one of the inventors of a competing dengue vaccine made by Takeda and has consulted in the past for Sanofi.
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It would be like passing on Luciano Pavarotti for the Opera Hall of Fame or on Thomas Edison for the Inventors Hall.
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The Hall of Fame has genius inventors and generals and tunesmiths, as well as Walt Whitman, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Sidney Lanier.
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But amid Healy's whip-smart banter and well-hewed cameos (including appearances by several unsung female inventors), a thorny question takes hold.
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El Paso's Fort Bliss became home to the inventors of Hitler's unprecedented ballistic missile, the V-2 "vengeance weapon," in Goebbels' nomenclature.
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Patents let inventors profit from their investments and their sweat, and, by providing an incentive to innovate, they help all of society.
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There's an orneriness embedded in the soul of every American, rooted in our history as explorers, pioneers, farmers, inventors, soldiers and laborers.
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As the "inventors" of Green Monday, it seems only fitting that eBay would offer everything under the sun at a discount today.
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Still, many black inventors have overcome these obstacles to secure their own patents — though the marketing of those products brought further challenges.
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He's one of the first, I think, probably one of the first famous entrepreneurs and inventors that we learn about as kids.
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Galileo, James Watt, and the woman who invented the wheel changed humanity more than the leaders who ruled those inventors, scientists, and makers.
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To its credit, Halt and Catch Fire refuses to take seriously the argument that "non-creatives" exist solely to stifle the visionary inventors.
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David W. Jones is a former IP Counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee and currently executive director of the High Tech Inventors Alliance.
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It's a heinous ego driven pact which stops every other artist after him from working with the inventors of Vantablack on art projects.
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The important question now is whether Facebook's in-house team managing these services can continue to scale them without the inventors in place.
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As scholars, teachers, mentors, inventors and entrepreneurs, they have been not only exemplary members of our community but exceptional contributors to American society.
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He invented and licensed the board through an inventing platform called Quirky, which develops and distributes products from eccentric inventors of all ages.
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Now, the Blockers find themselves in an even more elite percentage: inventors who have the backing to prove their struggle was worth it.
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You can learn more about how Sonos came to be in our profile of Nick Millington, one of the company's most prolific inventors.
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Enter sixth grade inventors from Ann Arbor, Michigan, who have patented a digitally connected alarm system to warn bee-keepers of mite infestation.
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Unfortunately, that same platform means his plans face instant, knee-jerk scrutiny that previous generation's innovators, inventors and geniuses might have wilted beneath.
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Cranston, who died in 2009, added that the device was a full generation ahead of what other inventors were doing during the period.
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The bottom line: Lower income children, children of color, and female children aren't being encouraged to become inventors, according to the study authors.
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Not everyone agreed with this premise, which pits the property rights of authors and inventors against a public interest in books and inventions.
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"When you change one thing, something else gets changed, too," said Feng Zhang, one of the inventors of the gene-editing technique CRISPR.
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Importantly, living in a neighborhood with a high concentration of inventors directly affects a child's likelihood of becoming an inventor later in life.
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Secondly, the USPTO must reinvigorate its efforts to collaborate with inventors to find allowable subject matter in their applications, if any is present.
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But it's a fast rise after a long wait: inventors have been attempting to develop a successful electronic cigarette since the nineteen-sixties.
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With real improvements in the U.S. patent system years away, inventors need to consider foreign jurisdictions as a strategic alternative to U.S. protection.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ordered the company to pay a $26 million settlement in May after accusing it of duping aspiring inventors.
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Evatar's inventors say the cube full of tubes addresses a pretty pressing need: Women have been historically and systematically underrepresented in drug trials.
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And as the map at the top of this column shows, children from the southeastern United States are notably unlikely to become inventors.
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A former medical device reviewer at the F.D.A., she has been advising inventors on how to make gear that meets stringent safety standards.
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Inventors had ideas for making them harder to attack: Wrap them in mirrors, perhaps, or mask them with costumes to look like whales.
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I could easily rattle off a list of refugee all-stars: celebrity actors, Olympic athletes, pathbreaking inventors, acclaimed musicians and writers and artists.
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Dr. Floyd was best known as one of the inventors of Random Early Detection, or RED, an algorithm widely used in the internet.
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Paul Morinville, chief executive officer of Org Structure and an Indiana entrepreneur who heads an organization of small inventors called U.S. Inventor Inc.
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Few dance inventors have so combined the cerebral and sensuous sides of dance as Ms. Brown did, and few have been as influential.
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As with many other inventors, his goal is to have Cubetto join a long line of technologies that contribute to the human experience.
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One of the inventors listed in the new patent was physicist Jeff Dahn, who just so happens to lead Dalhousie University's battery lab.
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As some of the world's greatest inventors, here are the three traits Einstein, Jobs and Musk have in common, according to Schilling's analysis.
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But if such a connection exists, the inventors of the latest roadside THC-detection system are hoping their new doohicky can find it.
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Intellectual property protection in the U.S. has gotten so bad that I know U.S. inventors who have been counseled into not filing for their patents in the U.S. I know U.S. inventors who have forced to enforce their patents in China because their patents have been severely weakened or nullified altogether by a new administrative court that was created in that law.
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The inventors named on this patent are Richard S. Kim, who is FF's VP of design, and Brian Sung Oh, FF's chief creative designer.
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On the plus side, the company listing it on Indiegogo is StoreBound, a "product innovation company" that helps inventors bring their ideas to life.
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Michael Shannon star as inventors Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, locked in a battle to create and fuel America's power grid.
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Inventors have made it seem that computers actually are easy to invent, and thus are not worthy of even being considered for patent protection.
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Inventors have made it seem that computers actually are easy to invent and thus are not worthy of even being considered for patent protection.
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But the authors marshal strong evidence for a different mechanism: early exposure to innovation, and to inventors themselves, seems to matter a great deal.
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These young inventors were finalists in the competition, organized by FIRST, a global science and technology youth group led by the inventor Dean Kamen.
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Now, anyone from young musicians to scientists to software developers to inventors can explore and create wonderful new projects using the pi-top laptop.
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"We're a lot further off from where people think we are," said Brooks, who among other things co-founded iRobot, inventors of the Roomba.
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Patents protect fledgling rural inventors with limited legal recourse from having their innovations ripped off by larger competitors, business partners or other bad actors.
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"We created the Amazon Launchpad program a year ago to serve creators, inventors, and startups," Jim Adkins, Amazon vice president, said in a statement.
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Each layer of our current patent system favors trolls and fails to protect the innovative entrepreneurs and inventors it is meant to protect. Sen.
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"If a person is under mental load, the pupils dilate," says John Kircher, chief scientist at Converus and one of the inventors of EyeDetect.
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We often attribute the Industrial Revolution to a handful of brilliant inventors who created the steam engine, the power loom and other transformative technologies.
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Unfortunately, if some large corporations have their way, that protection might disappear – and with it the small inventors who power our nation's innovative spirit.
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"These inventions are based on the early work initiated by inventors at Cellectis when the CRISPR technology first came to light," the company said.
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Arizona Dems ask DHS to appoint 'crisis coordinator' at border Lawmakers push to increase diversity of tech inventors MORE (D), is unlikely to run.
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Patents provide incentives for the creation of life-saving drugs by allowing inventors to recoup their invention costs through monopoly pricing of their products.
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Women, African-Americans, Latinos, Southerners, and low- and middle-income children are far less likely to grow up to become patent holders and inventors.
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Out There A popular screen saver takes a break while its inventors try to digest data that may yet be hiding news of extraterrestrials.
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Out There A popular screen saver takes a break while its inventors try to digest data that may yet be hiding news of extraterrestrials.
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Today's fake news is limited only by the imaginations of its inventors and the number of shares it can garner on Facebook or Twitter.
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Traditionally, companies asked senior executives, brilliant inventors and other highly paid employees to agree not to work for competitors for a year or two.
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"For sheer dirtiness of fighting the feuds between the inventors of various of the international languages would take some beating," George Orwell once wrote.
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There will be no shortage of opportunity for intellectual and capital grown in NEOM by the world's best and most knowledgeable, forward leaning inventors.
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Over the years many inventors have patented designs of what a flying car could look like, although they never actually made it to production.
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In much the same way people download digital content without paying and with no fear of retribution, large corporations brazenly infringe on inventors' patents.
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That, more or less, is what happens on "The Toy Box," a competition series for toy inventors that begins Friday, April 7, on ABC.
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So we've come somewhere, although I would admit that it's pretty amazing to think of Grace Hopper and Ada Lovelace and all the inventors.
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One of the plane's two pilots, Bertrand Piccard, is a direct descendent of those earlier inventors, carrying on a family tradition of breaking records.
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There's no such thing as a "global patent," and the company simply made millions while leaving inventors with all but nothing, according to the FTC.
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Cassie's inventors have spun out a startup called Agility Robotics, which says it one day hopes to see their robot deliver packages to people's doorsteps.
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One putative explanation, known as ADD after the initials of the surnames of three of its inventors, invokes extra dimensions to account for the difference.
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Because CAPTCHA is such an elegant tool for training AI, any given test could only ever be temporary, something its inventors acknowledged at the outset.
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It's no secret that Arduino is the go-to resource for inventors, artists, programmers, and designers alike who want to create a compelling interactive object.
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Compiled from letters, diaries, interviews, and other archival artifacts, the book is a well-researched compendium of mini biographies of writers, painters, musicians, inventors, etc.
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Hosts Deanne Bell and George Zaidan Help Inventors Take Their Products to the Next Level and Give Them a Chance to Secure a Potential Investment.
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What happens when an entire generation of entrepreneurs and inventors with access to capital, data and engineering talent all have babies at the same time?
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Today's aspiring robot inventors have an advantage over droid-loving Anakin Skywalker and it comes in the form of the Ultimate DIY Arduino Robotics Bundle.
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Onstage, rock band Daalschlag—self-proclaimed inventors of "moped metal"—is playing a song about the natural enemy of motorcycle lovers everywhere—the MOT test.
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I've invited science reporter Loren Grush to explain how reusable rockets work, and why scientists and inventors hope to create them at a practical cost.
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The inventors behind LELO HEX hope the condoms will reduce unintended pregnancies and STI transmissions by providing a more secure, more pleasurable type of protection.
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Except for individuals held in slavery, the U.S. patent system has always welcomed all inventors by awarding patents regardless of race, gender, or economic status.
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For America to lead in life-science discoveries, software patents, and medical devices, we must ensure inventors have the level of protection afforded to Edison.
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The contest is an expansion of HSN's "American Dreams" initiative, started back in 2013, which encourages entrepreneurship by helping inventors bring their products to market.
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The industrialists, engineers, inventors and businesspeople who are creating automation technologies and investing in them will be among the many to benefit from the change.
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But in truth, the legislative proposals would have one effect: to handicap small inventors and make it virtually impossible for them to protect their innovations.
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More than allowing inventors to be fairly compensated for their work, strong patents empower Americans to turn their vision into reality, their dreams into opportunities.
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The event exists at the nexus of Burning Man, wearable technology and the Maker Movement, home of inventors, designers and other do-it-yourself types.
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Farid, a recipient of the National Academy of Inventors, Alfred P. Sloan, and John Simon Guggenheim fellowships will join the UC Berkeley faculty in July.
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The approach dates back as far as 1980 when a pair of inventors came up with two different approaches to tracking mouse movements through imaging.
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In a humming warehouse in Los Angeles, two self-proclaimed "mad inventors" are creating the future of fun with their start-up, Two Bit Circus.
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It's of course worth noting that the lead designers on Allied Assault, Vince Zampella and Jason West, were the future inventors of Call of Duty.
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South by South Lawn presented an image of America as a start-up and technology as a small-batch industry, full of dreamers and inventors.
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Instead, these tech inventors used it more to explain, inspire and even to force innovation, rather than to negate reality and its inherently hopeless messiness.
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Even when universities claim ownership of inventions by students or faculty that might generate commercial revenue, they tend to split the revenue with the inventors.
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Bites At Turkey and the Wolf, standard lunchbox fare is just a launching pad for the high-flying imaginings of a merry band of inventors.
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Two inventors introduced the first version, a bulky model, at the World's Fair in 1939, and it became a specialty item used mainly by photographers.
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No inventor did more to nudge the world toward modernity, and few had a better feel for what the next generation of inventors might pursue.
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Barsys, the inventors of the $1,000 robot bartender, have created a sleek, elegant $149 saucer that purports to help you make perfect cocktails at home.
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Of course, some of the inductees' inventions are so well known they've made the inventors into household names: Amar Bose, Ray Dolby, King Camp Gillette.
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PTAB rulings have been a particular blow to small inventors, whose ability to attract seed capital to promote their innovative ventures is being seriously threatened.
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That disparity is not a good sign and even hurts the country's economy, says John Van Reenan, who co-authored the 2017 study about inventors.
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Scientists and lawyers want to change laws around the world so that artificially intelligent machines can be credited on patents as the inventors of ideas.
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Inventors and sound designers Yuri Suzuki and Mark McKeague at Dentaku, the London design studio developed an "all-in-one musical invention kit," called Ototo.
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Its inventors say the app, released by the University of California, Berkeley, could give early warning of a quake to populations without their own seismological instruments.
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Apple responded by saying Nokia was acting like a patent troll and said it was "defending inventors everywhere" by standing up to the Finnish tech giant.
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Kipman is one of the inventors of the technology inside the HoloLens headset, and helped develop it in secret underneath Microsoft's visitor center in Redmond, Washington.
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Go deeper: The ethical red flags of genetically edited babies Controversial Chinese scientist hints at another gene-edited pregnancy CRISPR co-inventors warn about editing embryos
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After all, plenty of today's budding inventors and engineers grew up reading Make Magazine and being awestruck by the massive animatronic creations featured at its festivals.
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The company, co-founded by the inventors of Siri, Apple's ubiquitous voice assistant, will be working on integrating its voice-assisted AI technology with Samsung products.
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Before taking his faculty position at Penn State, he spent nearly two decades working at Corning, where he was one of the inventors of Gorilla Glass.
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Throughout its two seasons, HBO's Westworld has trotted out no shortage of bad guys, from robot gunslingers to mad inventors to dialog that sputters and clunks.
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The impacts of new technologies are unpredictable: Inventors hyperbolize a revolutionary technology when it emerges, but it's impossible for society to anticipate its long-term effects.
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Thomas Edison [the inventor of electricity] — and also the AI deep learning inventors who were American — they invented this stuff and then they generously shared it.
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The real goal of eBay's inventors was to devise a "perfect market," in the pure and uncluttered sense of matching buyers and sellers with zero friction.
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What you're looking for are inventors who did NOT envision their shit not being used as intended, seeing it turn into a monster in the process.
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Are patents, which reward inventors by providing them with a government-guaranteed monopoly over their inventions for many years, the best way to encourage new inventions?
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First, the INSPIRE Women Act that encourages NASA to hire women to STEM roles and the Promoting Women In Entrepreneurship Act designed to support female inventors.
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Davis was shortlisted by The Atlantic, along with SpaceX founder Elon Musk and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, as someone tomorrow's historians will consider today's greatest inventors.
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Rubin, the inventor of the Android operating system, is helping inventors bring out smart pool monitors, drone components, robotic arms and cameras you can talk to.
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DIY creators, inventors, and artists depend on inspiration, borrowing, and even copying, and it would be unfortunate and unproductive to deem that work wrong or illegal.
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"The Amazon Launchpad program is all about empowering creators and inventors, enabling them to reach hundreds of millions of customers," said Jim Adkins, Vice President, Amazon.
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A catalyst for hundreds of inventors and entrepreneurs — think the Chia Pet, George Foreman grill and Snuggie — As Seen On TV has made many a millionaire.
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Now, inventors, entrepreneurs and activists are scrambling to wean us from coal, which is vital if we are to avert the worst effects of climate change.
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For this reason, societies have a big interest in making sure that as many people as possible have the opportunity to become scientists, inventors and entrepreneurs.
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Professor Moser and Professor San have found that those quotas seriously curtailed immigration of scientists and inventors of specific ethnicities (Jews from Eastern Europe, for example).
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The idea is that crowdsourcing talent from underdeveloped countries can help inventors get their models built far less expensively than they could in the United States.
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The company's Center for Technology Innovation and Wellbeing has tested many products and has been able to provide feedback to inventors and marketers on what works.
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While immigrants represent about 22019 percent of the general U.S. workforce, they account for around a quarter of this country's entrepreneurs and a quarter of inventors.
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That hints that this is related to Microsoft Teams and meeting rooms, and one of the inventors is a principle design manager for Microsoft Teams devices.
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One of the inventors, Malek Chalabi, is a principle design manager for Microsoft Teams devices, suggesting that this portable speaker will be used for meeting rooms.
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Perhaps it has to do my admiration for creative thinkers; these are the dreamers and inventors who see a problem and come up with a solution.
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Philanthropist Dr. Gary K. Michelson is one of the most prolific inventors in the history of medicine, with hundreds of patents for new spinal surgery treatments.
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An international team of legal experts has revealed it is recruiting patent lawyers from around the world in an attempt to gain recognition of AI inventors.
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Industry expert Craig Roach delivers this story, providing a highly accessible narrative about electricity's inventors and innovators, along with its challenges and possibilities for the future.
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Patents are a convenient proxy for innovation, since you can count them and associate them with specific inventors, but they are obviously imperfect in several ways.
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I have had the privilege of meeting and often working with many of the geniuses of flight: the inventors and the adventurers, the daredevils and the dreamers.
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Inventors say PTAB has made it much harder to get patents licensed by big technology, which now routinely respond to patent infringement claims by initiating PTAB proceedings.
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The study was able to track the productivity of inventors who stay at firms, those who leave and those who are hired after a hedge fund campaign.
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What they're saying: The inventors of CRISPR technology did not seem pleased with the development — one called for a moratorium on implantation edited embryos into potential mothers.
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But what would you say are some of the-- the common mistakes or blind spots that individual inventors tend to have when it comes to the market?
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Most entrepreneur-inventors believe in an idea, but not many are willing to spend 16 years working on proving its worth at the risk of losing everything.
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The patent, named after one of its inventors, protects a pivotal step in manufacturing therapeutic antibodies and requires drug companies making biological medicines to pay Roche royalties.
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Carnegie Mellon said a "substantial share" of the $750 million settlement, after deducting legal fees and costs, will go to the inventors of the technology at issue.
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I've seen one too many flexible-funding campaigns not deliver upon claims or pass themselves off as the inventors of something already for sale through China's Alibaba.
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When it comes to water access, inventors have been working for years to develop both simple and complex tools that address water quality needs of global communities.
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"Right now the toys we make for girls are consumables, and the toys we make for boys teach them to be builders, inventors and creators, " Chipps said.
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What they did: The researchers cross-referenced US patent applications from 1996-2014 with federal income tax returns, and used that data to trace inventors' life histories.
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Universities and industries can also play a critical role by carrying out practices that increase the diversity of inventors and replicating the strongest programs across the country.
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All you need to do to understand the importance of protecting patents is to take a look at Thomas Edison, one of our country's most famous inventors.
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That alone might well have been enough to loft Harold von Braunhut into the pantheon of toy inventors, alongside Uncle Milton Levine, D.F. Duncan and George Parker.
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The study also ignores all benefits that patents provide for small business patent owners and inventors who must rely on litigation to stop piracy of their innovations.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at this week's The Toy Box, which shows pint-sized panelists giving the thumbs-up or thumbs-down to toy inventors.
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Just as black inventors helped make possible everything from the traffic light to the elevator, the black presence has informed and shaped the discourse of American art.
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It used a splashy website and other marketing materials to "create the impression that they have successfully helped other inventors," the trade commission said in its complaint.
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Now, thanks to an underdog team of inventors led by two brothers, the tricorder is one step closer to reality, backed by $2.6 million in prize winnings.
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"Innovation is at an all-time high," said Mary Couzin, the founder of Chicago Toy & Game Week, an annual gathering that includes conferences for inventors and entrepreneurs.
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It's also worth mentioning that Healx co-founder Dr. David Brown has invented several drugs that have made it to market (including being one of Viagra's inventors).
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Importance of stress tolerance: 66Average annual salary: $123,850What they do, according to O*NET: Conduct research into fundamental computer and information science as theorists, designers, or inventors.
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The method was developed by inventors at Mallinckrodt LLC and licensed to Endo after federal regulators limited ABUK in oxymorphone to 10 parts per million in 2004.
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He was also one of the inventors of magnetic core memory, an efficient form of computer memory that dominated the computer industry for more than two decades.
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After that, they go back out into the world to teach the country's next crop of inventors—and to concoct some more wacky ideas of their own.
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Mr. Trump closed his address to Congress by recalling the historic accomplishments of "the country's builders and artists and inventors" and imagining what Americans can accomplish today.
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Although this forecast hasn&apost manifested in actual vehicles beyond basic prototypes, there&aposs been no shortage of optimistic inventors eager to throw together their own designs.
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This carefully orchestrated campaign to weaken the patent system did not happen overnight, but it has effectively rendered small inventors defenseless against big players with deep pockets.
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Experts agree that presenting female inventors as role models is important to showing young women that STEM is a possible career choice and in building their confidence.
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The map at the top of this newsletter comes from a big new academic study that offers the clearest picture yet of where American inventors come from.
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A 2015 patent for this nanotechnology, crediting Dr. Mitra and an Auven employee as the inventors, uses Dr. Cholkar's work without mentioning his name, the lawsuit alleges.
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Kara Swisher: Today in the red chair is Laura Weidman Powers, the CEO of Code2040, a nonprofit organization that helps underrepresented minorities become technologists, inventors and entrepreneurs.
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And lest you think coming up with a round planter design is easy, Apple's patent lists 17 inventors, including Richard Howarth, the company's head of industrial design.
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But in the United States, so is opportunity — with huge numbers of highly skilled children from unfavorable backgrounds seemingly locked out of pathways to careers as inventors.
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The inventors of 936, including Pierre-Yves Droz, who worked with Anthony Levandowski for many years, also claimed a novel gallium nitride field effect transistor in their circuit.
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Inventors like Santos argue they can potentially replace prostitutes, reduce sex trafficking and help lonely people, while critics say they objectify women and normalize sexism and rape culture.
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This was a crowd of the most forward-thinking architects working at the time, the inventors of the skyscraper, modernists who were advocating the use of local materials.
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One of the goals of patenting is to create a "currency" for innovations, permitting inventors and companies to sell their innovation to companies interested in developing that innovation.
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After last February's hackathon, Team Tactile was accepted into Microsoft's #MakeWhatsNext patent program, which provides legal help to women inventors throughout the complex process of getting a patent.
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Musk made the Hyperloop an open-sourced project, inviting thinkers, scientists, and fellow inventors — no matter their age — to help make the potentially revolutionary concept into a reality.
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Not to mention the story takes place in an alternate history in which the 20th century's greatest inventors have been kidnapped, stranding culture in the age of steam.
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The latter project, developed by the same inventors of the new computer vision system, was also only tested on subjects who were standing in front of the drone.
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There's a bit from Westworld, in which people can only tell the robot creations from the real humans because the inventors were unable to craft their hands accurately.
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The public first laid eyes on the Furby back in 1998 at the American International Toy Fair, where it was brought by inventors Dave Hampton and Caleb Chung.
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Couldn't Douglas's Pym and Robert Downey's Tony Stark have had some kind of rivalry as genius inventors—not to mention men who had complicated relationships with Tony's father?
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He is credited as one of the inventors of the integrated circuit or silicon microchip, which both fueled the personal computer revolution and lent Silicon Valley its name.
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They are granted by the government to encourage innovation, a public good, because inventors might not invent without a period of exclusivity over the fruits of their idea.
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The inventors are listed as William Greene, who's co-authored several patents at Google related to connected devices, and Michael Dixon, an algorithm software design engineer at Nest.
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If women grow up in an area where there are more female inventors in a particular field, they are more likely to become mentors themselves in that field.
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I think that it would be cool to be on the front end of advancement, to be able to join the thinkers and the inventors and the scientists.
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John Thorne is general counsel of the High Tech Inventors Alliance, a coalition of top technology companies supporting balanced patent policy and collectively holding more than 115,000 patents.
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They deserve special kudos for celebrating two women in the song "Inventors": Mary Anderson, who devised windshield wipers, and Jennifer A. Doudna, a trailblazer in genome editing. brooklynbowl.
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In the early 22000s, Dr. Floyd was one of the inventors of Random Early Detection, which continues to play a vital role in the stability of the internet.
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So after touring Chinese scooter factories and still being unsatisfied, he partnered with a group of inventors called QMY who'd prototyped a slick vehicle they called the Swan.
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Many inventors need to turn their ideas into a physical reality, but the cost of the materials, electronics and machinery needed to build a prototype can be prohibitive.
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Many inventors over the years have noted that if chips were instead wired together from the beginning, on the wafer itself, much expense and trouble would be avoided.
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When Feilding describes the science behind LSD, she speaks like Silicon Valley inventors talking about their "moonshots", ambitious projects such as self-driving cars or private space missions.
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Many of the inventors listed on the patent work for Amazon Go, Amazon&aposs cashierless store endeavor where sensors allow shoppers to take items and be billed automatically.
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And, if inventors are less likely to invent and investors are less likely to invest, the net effect is less innovation, fewer startups, and damage to the economy.
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The disparity is so severe that one recent study found -- based on current growth -- that it will take 118 years before the US reaches gender parity among inventors.
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The idea with Playground is that the studio can provide building blocks like this so the inventors can stick to perfecting the design of their original product idea.
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Our current patent-based regime allows inventors to capture profit by using the power of the government to prevent competitors from duplicating their creations and undercutting their prices.
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I don't mean "experimental music" in the same way one might describe a Philip Glass work; I mean that in the same way inventors in the 2675s were experimental.
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Many curious inventors worked to develop electric lights throughout the nineteenth century, before Thomas Edison and Joseph Swan created the first long-lasting light bulbs in 1879 and 1880.
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Just a few weeks ago, she attended Kid Inventors' Day at NYU where she showed off a brand new design combining her traditional prosthetic arm with 3D printed attachments.
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Reyn Guyer, the veteran toy-maker whose products have sold millions, believes that simple question enables inventors to break the rules — a key part of creating a breakthrough product.
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As the century passed, American inventors added extra legs or bits of metal to a device which, in the right hands, was just natural wood doing its own thing.
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Both of the patents' inventors, Richard Donnelly and David Bradley are employees at Uber Advanced Technologies Group in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which heads up the company's self-driving car research.
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From designers, inventors, and dancers to activists and politicians, we're showcasing the young game-changers who push us to keep questioning boundaries and shaping a more equal, empathetic world.
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It should be no surprise then, that the colleges that produce the most inventors per student are MIT, CalTech and Harvey Mudd, three of America's most competitive engineering schools.
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What was interesting about this approval was that the USDA did not ask that the inventors of the plant endure the usual regulatory hoops required to sell biotech crops.
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Its intellectual property rights foundation makes for a win-win for taxpayers, academia, small businesses, inventors, investors, established companies engaged in commercialization, the government, and American society at large.
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One of his sons is passionate about the maker movement, a do-it-yourself movement for inventors, designers and hobbyists, and another wants to build a jet pack someday.
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Equally skilled children from lower income households are less likely to become inventors than their higher-income counterparts, according to a study published by the Equality of Opportunity project.
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Third, patent law has always sought a balance between rewards to inventors on the one hand, and free market competition and the rights of purchasers on the other hand.
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Friday also kicks of the White House's "National Week of Making," which celebrates inventors with a series of events in D.C., including the National Maker Faire over the weekend.
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Jennifer Doudna, professor of chemistry and molecular and cell biology at UC Berkeley and one of the co-inventors of CRISPR, said she felt "physically sick" during He's presentation.
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He published the "Laws of Vulnerabilities," is one of the inventors of the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), and holds numerous patents in the field of managed network security.
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The heavy erosion of patent rights started in 2006 when the court all but eliminated the ability of inventors to stop continued patent infringement, even after a successful trial.
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The truly unique aspect of the U.S. patent system is the recognition that the patent system isn't there to reward inventors or protect ideas or even to issue patents.
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Recently, I've been digging through 200 patents, granted since 1976, related to tampons; I've found that three out of every four of the inventors behind those patents were men.
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Copyright and patent law protections ensure that creative artists and inventors can reap the "fruits of their labor" by making their works and discoveries commercially available to the public.
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The temple is renowned in start-up circles, in part because of a widely circulated rumor involving Zhang Xiaolong, one of the inventors of WeChat, a popular messaging app.
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Today there is a nascent advanced nuclear industry, primarily consisting of small entrepreneurial start-ups, run by inventors and engineers with no connection to the technology's Cold War legacy.
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Johnson was expected to deliver a speech to announce a new £1 billion, or $1.2 billion, fund for UK inventors seeking to create new technology to fight climate change.
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The technical challenge of safely stopping a dangerous drone appealed to Guy Bar-Nahum, one of the inventors of the Apple iPod and the engineering brains behind Airspace Systems.
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Also, the one bad thing about caffeine is that depending on how sensitive you are to it, it can seriously disrupt your sleep, which the inventors fail to mention.
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The economy keeps growing yet most economic gains are going to a few — largely financiers and, increasingly, inventors and owners of the digitized devices that are replacing good jobs.
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Canadian inventors and composers including Hugh Le Caine, Gustav Ciamaga, and Norma Beecroft were working in the field concurrently, and in some cases, preceding their American and European counterparts.
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Similarly, girls who grow up in areas with a lot of female patent holders — like central New Jersey (a biotech hub) or Honolulu — are more likely to become inventors.
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Joey was shy and said he had no friends, according to a profile published by Arizona State University, before attending an inventors event that preceded his White House visit.
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Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch, the inventors of synthetic fertilizer, which has helped feed the world for more than a century, rank first, having together saved 2.72 billion lives.
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A 2016 Information Technology and Innovation Foundation study found that inventors peak in their late 40s and tend to be highly productive in the last half of their careers.
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"Blitzed" begins with Germany's success in the 19th century as the world's pre-eminent inventors, manufacturers and exporters of drugs, ranging from the benign (aspirin) to the infamous (heroin).
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Noyce, who died in 1990, was known as the "Mayor of Silicon Valley" or "Father of Silicon Valley " and is known as one of the inventors of the microchip.
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Intel, under Mr. Krzanich, who became chief executive in 219, has become a major supporter of Maker Faire events, where inventors of all ages showcase their homemade engineering projects.
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Of course, abuse of the patent system should never be tolerated, but inventors should know that if someone infringes their patent – steals their invention – a court will stop them.
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While it's a bit of a leap to draw a line between the two, one of the inventors on Apple's automobile patent lists his occupation as iOS Bluetooth engineer.
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Across the Atlantic, the US Patent and Trademark Office published a notice saying it was seeking comments from the public on the rules around patents designed by artificial inventors.
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The inventors whom Kennedy profiles invariably have fingers in many pies: The person who brought us the sippy cup understood both the physics of nozzles and the messiness of toddlers.
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We often assume that the most successful inventors are the ones who go all in, quitting their jobs and mortgaging their homes to start a business the second inspiration strikes.
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The original recipe card joined the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2002, and its online version got 2.7 million views during last year's holiday season, according to the outlet.
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At best, it connects inventors directly to consumers, letting them front the cost of developing a new knick-knack or gadget while also making them shoulder most of the risk.
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He realizes this is not a new phenomenon (humans have always been technological inventors and innovators), but the impact of our technology on the environment is clearly becoming more evident.
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Image: APAn appeals court has upheld a 2017 decision recognizing scientists from the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT as the true inventors of the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing system.
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Mr. Quintero said he admitted freely to clients that in all his years with the company, very few of the inventors he had signed up had products that got licensed.
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Telling the Class of 2017 this was important to Clinton, she said, because those students are the future politicians, technology inventors and leaders who have the capacity to bring change.
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A recipient of the National Academy of Inventors, Alfred P. Sloan and John Simon Guggenheim fellowships, Farid is set to join the UC Berkeley faculty in July of this year.
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People lionize inventors who listen to their intuition and ignore naysayers, who hold themselves and everyone else to a standard of perfection, regardless of what it costs those around them.
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Fortune 500 companies, ranked by total revenue: Walmart Berkshire Hathaway Apple Exxon Mobil McKesson UnitedHealth Group CVS Health General Motors AT&T Ford Motor Includes "Radical Thinkers and "Stargazing Inventors.
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He was one of several inventors who had hit on an idea that was known as personal rapid transit, or PRT — a novel and elaborate combination of rail and car.
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I think copyright is a necessary evil, at least for entrepreneurs and inventors, as to incentivize creation and innovation where the creators can rightfully reap the rewards of their creations.
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Clustering like that really does boost innovation: Moretti estimates that if inventors were distributed evenly across the nation, the overall number of patents in American would fall by 9.6 percent.
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"We did not know this was coming," Jennifer Doudna, professor of chemistry and molecular and cell biology at UC Berkeley and one of the co-inventors of CRISPR told CNN.
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Chinese inventors received 11,241 U.S. patents last year from the US Patent office, a 21625 percent increase over the same period in 2900, ten times the number received in 220006.
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Financial incentives in the form of tax cuts are less likely to spur additional star inventors as the private financial returns are already quite large, according to Bell and Chetty.
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After launching a little over a decade ago, it didn't take long for Kickstarter to become more than a place for amateur inventors to sell their ideas to the public.
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The PTAB agreed with Sanofi and Regeneron that all 17 innovations that Amgen subsidiary Immunex claimed in its patent were obvious in light of prior discoveries by two other inventors.
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SiFive makes "market-ready processor core IP based on the RISC-V instruction set architecture," founded by the inventors of RISC-V and led by a team of industry veterans.
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"The inventors were granted a U.S. patent (PDF) for this use in 1984 but it does not appear to be sold today for agricultural use," writes David Kroll at Forbes.
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A company that started out selling books became one of the inventors of cloud computing as a business, selling not just goods but the invisible machinery of internet commerce itself.
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Many thousands of years ago, by giving names to these otherwise fleeting ideas, such inventors made their insights available to others, creating tools to be borrowed, shared and developed further.
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Over the years it has sold in the tens of millions, first for Parker and then for Hasbro, which acquired it in 1991, bringing the inventors decades of generous royalties.
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"Such a consequence is antagonistic to the bargain on which patent law is based wherein we ask inventors to give fulsome disclosure in exchange for a limited monopoly," they wrote.
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Licensing dollars pay for the development of the next generation of innovations, paying the salaries and other research costs for the unsung heroes of the world's technology boom: the inventors.
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We took a dive into The Grommet's innovative selection of new products crafted by local makers and small businesses (aka "modern-day inventors") to locate the most gift-worthy goods.
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To keep innovation alive in America, we must create policies and programs that provide a solid foundation for women business owners in tech transfer — connecting women-owned firms with inventors.
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One of the inventors, Aaron Franklin, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at Duke, was so enamored with the concept he founded a company based on the sensors.
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The moral of the story seems to be that a reasonably large number of children who have the capacity to grow up to be inventors end up not doing so.
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The device could help people monitor conditions like dehydration and fatigue in real time, said Ali Javey, an electrical engineer at the University of California, Berkeley, and one of the inventors.
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Back in 2014, a man named Scott J. Cooper started a business in Miami that claimed to help inventors turn their ideas into businesses by registering patents and helping with manufacturing.
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The person, who said they worked for World Patent Marketing, alleged that inventors were given the wrong price for their first investment just so that WPM could get a second investment.
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As Ryan explains in an introductory monologue, Rapture was created as a radical haven for inventors and artists, where individuals could pursue their visions without interference from government or social scorn.
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A venture-capital investor says there has been a "huge shift in mindset" among founders of firms: they are now expert not only as inventors but as designers of business plans.
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Patent disputes, crafty marketing teams and feuds amongst inventors have led to a point where identical technologies go by different trademarks and are limited in their applications because of potential infringements.
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"Unless Congress responds, the Court's ruling may remove key entrepreneurial opportunities before they even get out of the heads of the inventors," Overstock board member Jonathan Johnson said in a statement.
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Michael Elowitz of Caltech, one of the inventors of the "repressilator" that was one of the first ever artificial genetic circuits, imagines a more radical system that needs no T-cells.
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Wound up by now to a pitch of gentle indignation, he set up bodies that offered inventors advice on patents and ownership of ideas, and helped them find reputable business partners.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - A dispute has broken out in Belgrade over what should be done with the remains of Nikola Tesla, a Serbian-American revered as one of the world's greatest inventors.
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Over the course of this five-episode mini-doc series, see first hand how these innovations will change our future and discover the passion and grit of the inventors behind them.
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Inventors Peer-Boy Matthiesen, 34, Daniel Herter, 31, Nick Piepenburg, 31, and Berno Delius, 31, came up with the idea for the product after some of their friends had trouble conceiving.
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Our heroes are soldiers like Captain America, inventors like Iron Man, or gifted-but-ordinary people solving problems at a smaller scale, like Spider-Man, Ant-Man, Daredevil, and Jessica Jones.
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After about a decade of tinkering, the inventors were able to create the Scopitone, a large machine that played three-minute color films set to music on a 26-inch screen.
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We have been very pleased with the leadership of Director Lee, who has been committed to making sure that the USPTO creates the maximum economic benefit for American inventors and businesses.
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Its simple objective is to raise and distribute capital from a society of investors to a deserving group of builders and inventors seeking a return on their ideas and hard work.
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Plus, fresh ideas are emerging: the X-Prize Foundation, the same group that led the push for commercial space flight, is offering $20 million to inventors who can repurpose carbon emissions.
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But cryptocurrency innovations came long before Facebook got in, and has been developed entirely by start-ups and a broad spectrum of small players and inventors looking to democratize payment systems.
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Children born into the top 1 percent of households by income are 10 times as likely to become inventors as those from below-median income families, according to a new study.
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Celebrating the many ways we travel — and the physics and engineering that make those means possible — the show allows young visitors to play the roles of pilots, sailors, inventors and passengers.
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But following the cabinet reshuffle and downgrades Kganyago said pressure on the rand, and accelerated inflation as inventors sold off local assets, could force the regulator to put off cutting rates.
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Still, one of the drug's inventors, Ivars Kalvins, told a newspaper in 2009 that the drug had been used to increase the endurance of Soviet troops lugging heavy equipment in Afghanistan.
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Don't feel guilty — we hadn't heard of these female inventors either, before Microsoft brought them to our attention in a video launched today to promote its new "Make What's Next" campaign.
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To disseminate these new units — to make sure that everyone in the world understood them — the inventors of the metric system decided to create physical objects to embody and define them.
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While Gates is one of the most famous inventors of his generation, many of the greatest legacies that he'll be remembered for are finding a better way to do something important.
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On "The Toy Box," inventors and entrepreneurs competing for a deal with Mattel and Toys "R" Us bring their concepts to a panel of very discerning judges, ages 7 to 12.
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Having learned stenography as a young woman, Guy Blaché applied in 1894 for a secretarial job with Léon Gaumont, one of several French inventors experimenting with the potential of early cinematography.
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One by one, the clues point toward famous inventors — Alexander Graham Bell, Edison himself — which gives young readers a chance to meet and exonerate each one before the chase begins again.
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Bud Powell, one of bebop's inventors, fronted an all-star quintet on his first Blue Note session, with an already-impressive Sonny Rollins, then just 303 years old, on tenor saxophone.
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Now it must get out ahead of other technology inventors in 5G, possibly while paying billions in fines and dealing with a painful restructuring and fraying relationships with its biggest customers.
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"Being inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame—alongside innovation legends like Thomas Edison and my friend Steve Jobs—is one of the greatest honors of my career," Wozniak says.
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The organization runs several educational programs and works with schools around the US to integrate collaborative STEM learning into their curricula, and it hosts a national competition for college-level inventors.
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Not long ago, we shared the news of two Romanian inventors who claim to have built a working prototype of what could be the world's first fully functional hypersonic flying saucer.
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That you don't have to be a giant company to have a good hardware idea has been evident for years at Maker Faire events, where inventors showcase their homemade engineering projects.
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The next generation of inventors will be less likely to put in the time and resources to create those products if they don't have the assurance they'll be protected by law.
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The group, called the High Tech Inventors Alliance (HTIA), is composed of eight high-profile tech companies: Adobe, Amazon, Cisco, Dell, Google, Intel, Oracle and Salesforce, who collectively hold 115,000 patents.
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One of the card's inventors, NPL's Dr David Cox, who created the card along with his colleague Dr Kin Mingard, said the technology used in its making had more practical uses.
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"We have been working closely with the cabin safety committee of I.A.T.A. to ensure that our product meets all safety guidelines for airplane use," said Winnie Lu, one of the inventors.
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The adult inventors are vying for a chance to have their idea bought by Mattel, and part of the fun is in seeing what kinds of pitches come through the door.
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The goal of unlicensed spectrum is to inspire innovation by making it easy for engineers and inventors to use a slice of the nation's airwaves to create the next new thing.
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For all their brilliance, the inventors of the open protocols that shaped the internet failed to include some key elements that would later prove critical to the future of online culture.
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What a great inventor, but Walter has previously written biographies of people like Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin and Steve Jobs — also great inventors — and is CEO of the nonprofit Aspen Institute.
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That original recipe card is now housed in the National Inventors Hall of Fame alongside other revolutionary innovations like Thomas Edison's light bulb, as the Washington Post noted in Reilly's obituary.
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Together, they scheme their way into a secret society for inventors, past Scotland Yard, and into a flying machine as they plot to find the mouth of hell and save Vivien.
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That's a massive amount of influence, of course, and Anderson was named to the National Inventors Hall of Fame, even as he's continued to innovate in all forms of powdered metal.
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And the guy who sort of ... One of the inventors of the iPod worked on all the broken versions and then he ... Hey, even Zune has a feature that iPod didn't.
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Much of the technology that can improve the last stage of life already exists, but the uncertainty over funding discourages inventors from pursuing good ideas and venture capitalists from investing in them.
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Two of the inventors named in the patent are Aaron Barnet and Nancy Liang, co-founders of the 3-D printing startup Mixee Labs, who went to work at Amazon in 2015.
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It's certainly no surprise that, whether to indulge in wrongdoing or just to avoid unwanted scrutiny, Carlos Danger and John Barron -- and now, possibly, Wayne Tracker -- were deceivers, along with their inventors.
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On our 100th episode, we run through the day's biggest headlines before talking with Zing Tsjeng, the author of Forgotten Women: The Scientists, about unsung female inventors, scientists, and technologists throughout history.
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As flying, camera-wielding machines get ever cheaper and more ubiquitous, inventors of anti-drone technologies are marketing every possible idea for protection from hovering eyes in the sky: Drone-spotting radar.
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One survey of patent holders (the PatVal study of European inventors, published in 2005) found that an incredible 50 percent of patents resulted from what could be described as a serendipitous process.
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Team Soft G claimed victory, while Team Hard G simply (and rightly) said that language is mutable, ever-changing, and subject to the whims of the public not the inventors of acronyms.
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All inventors should have the legal right to obtain an injunction, whether the inventor manufactures the product himself or herself, or – like me – licenses the patents to others to do the manufacturing.
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L'Oreal's push comes as Paris seeks to overtake London as a leading European tech center for investors and inventors, in a "start-up nation" championed by France's pro-business President Emmanuel Macron.
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The college which produces the fourth-highest share of inventors in the data set is little-known Kettering University in Flint, Michigan—edging out brand-name institutions like Stanford and Carnegie Mellon.
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Four teen-age Burundi robot inventors are still missing Thursday evening after vanishing from a prominent international competition in Washington, D.C., but two others have turned up in Canada, per Wash Post.
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Whether it's an innovative take on an existing invention or a brand-new way to tackle a tough problem, inventors aren't shy when it comes to setting their impactful ideas into motion.
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That forecast inflection point — the time of super-human intelligence — worries a lot of people, since no one knows what machines can or will do once they are smarter than their inventors.
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According to the Financial Times and STAT, Sackler is listed as one of six inventors on the patent for a new formulation of buprenorphine, a highly effective medication for treating opioid addiction.
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Created by a team at Australia's Deakin University, as well as Harvard University, the robot may look a little terrifying but its inventors hope it will make operations safer and more accurate.
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The patent system in the United States has traditionally allowed inventors to benefit from the fruits of their labor, and driving competition for the next inventor to improve upon a previous idea.
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I've watched enough old timey Way Of The Future shorts to know that many of these inventors had ambition for their creations that went far beyond what they actually managed to create.
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The FBI is reportedly conducting a criminal investigation into a company accused by the federal government of scamming aspiring inventors while new acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker served on its advisory board.
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That's why it is essential for the USPTO to be trusted by inventors and the IP community as being a top-quality, unbiased service oriented organization that helps applicants get valid patents.
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We're looking for the world's creative thinkers from inventors, technologists, designers and engineers, to come forward and submit their ideas on how we can improve mobility for people with lower-limb paralysis.
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A mere six years later, 3,000 inventors from U.S and international universities and non-profit research institutes are members, including researchers who have developed compact lithium batteries and treatments for heart failure.
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Early on, radio technology was an area full of excitement, as inventors would come up with novel uses for the airwaves that would create new ways of thinking about how people interacted.
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The company, World Patent Marketing, "bilked thousands of consumers out of millions of dollars" by promising inventors lucrative patent agreements, according to a complaint filed in Florida by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Electronic components that used to cost tens of thousands of dollars (if they could be bought at all) may now only cost a few dollars, allowing more inventors to prototype and produce.
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In the US, inventors who file for patents are given exclusive rights to their inventions for 20 years, a monopoly meant to enable them to recoup the cost of developing their invention.
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Per the study, Russia had the highest percentage — 18% — of female inventors of 10 countries analyzed, while France had 16%, Taiwan and China each had 13% and Canada came in at 10%.
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Improvements in artificial intelligence, combined with the decreasing cost of hardware, are making it possible for inventors to develop new products without the need for the deep pockets of governments or corporations.
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Inventors should feel more freedom to pursue their ideas in the U.S. than anywhere else in the world, knowing that they will be protected both for their sake and the public good.
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Many people credit Christopher Latham Sholes of Milwaukee with the invention of the typewriter in 1867, though by that time inventors had been tinkering with the concept for more than a century.
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But the complication's enduring charm — in 723 Louis-Abraham Breguet, one of horology's greatest inventors, devised the hammer-and-gong system still used by most watchmakers today — has continued to attract interest.
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Unfortunately, American inventors are discovering that developing the next great idea here is not worth the trouble, and they are either giving up or looking abroad to places like China for protection.
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Some inventors even staged a patent-burning this summer in front of the Patent and Trademark Office to demonstrate that their patents are no longer worth the paper they are printed on.
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Under Secretary Iancu joins the USPTO at a time when patents are important assets for inventors but also are being misused as tools of aggression, especially against small businesses and emerging startups.
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The second was that of the sonic inventors of hip-hop and early turntablism, the likes of Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa, D.J. Kool Herc, and the inventor of scratching, Grand Wizard Theodore.
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Now it wants to combine the two ideas: The publisher is telling gadget-makers and inventors it will make ads for their inventions, in exchange for a cut of their product's sales.
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