Every March, thousands gather at Chicago’s McCormick Place Convention Center, to view the latest in home goods and housewares at The International Home + Housewares Show. The annual event includes…
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If you are (or know) a degree-seeking college student in Kansas or Missouri who has an idea for a product or business they want to launch, the Regnier Institute for…
When it comes to licensing, there’s no one better to ask than the Open Innovation Director and President of the United Inventors Association, Warren Tuttle. Dedicated to connecting independent inventors with…
If you’re an inventor there’s a good chance you want to license your product but navigating through licensing agreements might appear confusing and understandably so. Licensing requires specific legal language,…
In 2014, Dr. Amy Baxter, spoke at a TEDMED conference, about the consequences of pain. Dr. Baxter, an emergency pediatrician, observed how new practices cause the fear of needles to develop – a…
With over 70 years of experience, the National Hardware Show is THE place to see the latest in hardware and home improvement. The established trade show will take place May...
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Should computer science be a mandatory part of a high school curriculum? This was a question that was posed two years ago in a Forbes article. Today computer science has...
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As we celebrate Black History Month in February, we take a look at just a few of the greatest African American inventors, past and present, who have improved the world…
Marine pollution is a complex issue that affects everyone on our planet. “Humans deposit more than 8 million tons of trash into the ocean each year,” the Ocean Conservancy’s Nicholas…
Being an entrepreneur is difficult for anyone, but it can be even more challenging for a woman. To speak about this problem I went to Antonia Saint Dunbar. Antonia Saint Dunbar…
