Last week, the National Inventors Hall of Fame inducted 10 innovators in medical, industrial and commercial fields. Among them: the creator of the laser printer and a co-founder of Apple Inc. Read more

Inventors often set out to solve a particular problem, but research, experimentation and sometimes blind luck can lead to unexpected results. In fact, some of the world’s most enduring inventions – including the pacemaker – came about largely by accident. Read more

Did you know that the industries that rely most on intellectual property (IP) account for nearly 35 percent of U.S. GDP? Here we look at how IP-intensive industries move our nation forward. Read more

Just because a project failed doesn’t mean it was a waste of time. Even unsuccessful attempts to accomplish something can prove useful so long as you learn from the experience. Read more

While no two professionals are identical, there are universal LinkedIn strategies that can open the door to job opportunities and boost personal branding. Read more

Throngs of new college graduates are entering “the real world” with one big question on their minds: Will I be able to land a job I want? Read more

The new book Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think is both a case for optimism and an examination of scientific innovators working to improve people’s lives around the world. Read more