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Quiz: Can You Guess What These Inventions Were Supposed to Do?
Chris Kirk and Jane C. Hu
June 12, 2014
10:40 AM
The Grizzly History of Bear Pepper Sprays
Amanda Hess
June 11, 2014
8:02 AM
A Mysterious Woman’s 1908 Patent Exemplifies the Drama of Dogs in America
Katy Waldman
June 10, 2014
11:56 AM
Trendy Technologies Never Live Up to the Hype. Until They Do.
Will Oremus
June 04, 2014
9:13 AM
Abraham Lincoln’s Steampunk Presidency
Jacopo della Quercia
May 29, 2014
8:48 AM
The Thong, the Backless Bra, and Other Life-Changing Fashion Patents
Boer Deng
May 28, 2014
3:03 PM
Industrial Revolution Lessons for Today’s Age of Open Innovation
James Bessen
May 21, 2014
2:28 PM
The Dos Equis Guy Has Nothing on the Inventor of the Banana Slicer
Tyler Lopez
May 20, 2014
11:07 AM
Thomas Edison Was a “Patent Troll”
Adam Mossoff
May 19, 2014
5:45 AM
Love Cover Songs? Thank This Terrible Supreme Court Decision About Player Pianos.
Kal Raustiala and Christopher Jon Sprigman
May 12, 2014
10:00 AM
Universities Sometimes Look a Lot Like Patent Trolls
Daniel Engber
May 07, 2014
11:49 PM
The History of Patent Examiners Is Fascinating. No, Really, It’s Fascinating.
Kara W. Swanson
May 07, 2014
10:03 AM
Infomercials Deserve a Little More Respect
Ariel Bogle
May 04, 2014
11:44 PM
Mailing Your Ideas and Creations to Yourself Doesn’t Protect Them
Lily Hay Newman
May 02, 2014
12:06 PM
What Fictional Inventions Say About American Ingenuity
Rebecca Onion
April 24, 2014
2:48 PM
The 19th-Century Doctor Who Wanted to Create a Death Thermometer
Deanna Day
April 22, 2014
5:35 PM