Category Archives: Invent and Inventions

This is a list of inventors from the Russian Federation, Soviet Union, Russian Empire, Tsardom of Russia and Grand Duchy of Moscow, including both ethnic Russians and people of other ethnicities. This list also includes those who were born in … Continue reading →

Any innovation sooner or later leads to invention There are 5 levels of inventive problems solving – the way when aoloutioon ot a technical problem leads to invention and, if it is clear from other claims, to a patent. In the … Continue reading →

As you can see from the picture below, the modern science of technical problem solving (TRIZ) started a long time ago: The very beginning of the TRIZ starts with Principles of Technical Problem Solving. It covers 40 most common contradiction, … Continue reading →

50 Years of Computer Science Innovation by Randy Pausch Randy Pausch (Apr 2006) summarizes some of the major research development in computer science at CMU since the 1950’s. Randy Pausch (www.randypausch.com)is a virtual reality pioneer, human-computerinteraction researcher, co-founder of CMU’s … Continue reading →

The Sum of Human Knowledge at Your Fingertips Imagine having the total sum of human knowledge and ingenuity at your fingertips. Whether it is a Ukrainian company with an innovative search engine design applying for a patent this month, a … Continue reading →

By Gabriel Robins he funding agencies listed below maintain WWW sites containing information of interest to researchers in all fields of science and technology. These should be helpful in assisting faculty, students, and companies in identifying research funding and scholarships … Continue reading →

For the majority of us inventing is a life-time achievement. For others – it is just another project among others. For some people – making an invention is an opportunity to change their life, make it better, and allow yourself … Continue reading →

Invent and inventions, create and creations, discover and discoveries – are the words representing human intelligence in doing something, usually creative work, not necessarily thought or done by other people. Why are there so many different words that describe something … Continue reading →