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- Science: Social Sciences: Economics: Economic History (66)
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- Society: Law: Legal Information: Intellectual Property (181)
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- Derwent Innovations Index - An international overview of inventions in chemical, electronic and electrical, and mechanical engineering. Over ten million basic inventions from over 40 authorities. Subscription required.
- InventorSpot.com - Team of writers who weblog daily on the innovative, ingenious and entertaining new ideas and inventions.
- Lemelson-MIT Program - Celebrating inventors who have turned their ideas into accomplishments.
- Mahi Consultant - The Art of Invention - Tips for protecting and marketing an invention.
- Mandy Haberman - The story of the inventor of the Anywayup Cup and her fight against companies that stole her idea.
- National Inventor Fraud Center, Inc. - Information regarding invention marketing companies, from Neustel Law Offices, LTD.
- Old Technology - Information for collectors and restorers of late 19th and early 20th century technology.
- Real Innovation - Practical innovation resources, innovation articles, tools, advice and innovation case studies for systematic innovation.
- Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) - Grant program for small business concerns to engage in Research/Research and Development that has the potential for commercialization.
- Stock Exchange of Technologies - Online marketplace for purchasing or selling technologies and patents.
- How IT Staff Can Drive Innovation - IT staff are well positioned to kick-start and drive innovation across an organisation, according to Royal Mail chief information officer David Burden, who believes there are two elements to consider when organising for innovation in a business: corporate culture and the role of IT. (November 14, 2005)
- A country that innovates - Discussing inventions and innovations in Finland. (April 1, 2004)
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