From @Dartmouth, we’re excited to feature 2022 CIC Graduate Finalist, Arthur Petusseau! His development, Hypoxia Imager for Surgery Guidance, is a system that is capable of real-time imaging of hypoxia, which could help reduce cancer recurrence. bit.ly/3lnq082 #CIC2022

Learn more about this year's CIC Finalists as we spotlight each team and their incredible inventions over the next 10 days. Keep an eye out for our first feature later today! #CIC2022

After 36 years in education, Barbara Hinton retired from teaching but believed in the power of NIHF’s education programs so strongly that she joined the team. Learn more about her involvement with Camp Invention and how she still inspires students today. bit.ly/3qVYt0N

Thanks to NIHF Inductee John Gibbons and his development of the heart-lung machine, surgeons are able to repair heart defects and damaged heart valves, and to perform bypass surgery and heart transplants. bit.ly/39mrsmm #WorldHeartDay #HeartHealth

It’s essential that teachers and parents view each other as partners who share the goal of promoting social-emotional learning. In our new blog post, we provide three strategies to discuss these important topics with families in your school. bit.ly/3UrsaV5 #SEL #parents

With #WorldHeartDay later this week, we are spotlighting Inductees of Latino and Hispanic descent, whose work has impacted medical advancements specifically for heart health in honor of #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth . Visit our blog to learn more. bit.ly/3Um2f0R

It’s apple picking season! Inventors HOF inductees Sylvia Blankenship and Edward Sisler invented 1- MCP, a compound that keeps produce fresh for longer, meaning apples harvested now can still be crisp on grocery store shelves months later. Learn more: bit.ly/3z7lYHj

Each NIHF Inductee is a visionary whose patented invention has changed our world. We'd like to know who you believe should be considered for induction into our hall of fame. Reply to tell us your favorite! #Innovation

Located near Washington D.C. is an engaging destination that sparks curiosity and demonstrates the rich history of American innovation. Make time to visit the National Inventors Hall of Fame® Museum on your next trip! bit.ly/2KwVA10

Our inspiring Finalists are representing some of the very best colleges and universities from around the country. Leave a like if you see your favorite school listed! 👍 #CIC2022

Learn how mentors can help you build a successful path on your innovation journey in the upcoming USPTO Together in Innovation online event on Wednesday, Sept. 28, from 3-4 p.m. ET. Register now!

Spark creativity and see meaningful results with Invention Project®, a flexible program that leverages children’s natural inclination to create, guiding them to build innovative, real-world skills that will benefit them throughout their lives. bit.ly/3cSrw1r

Children are spending more time online both at home and in school. Keep your children safe in the digital world with these helpful tips. bit.ly/3eYWqX5 #OnlineSafety #Kids #InternetSafety

Learn how NIHF Inductee and co-creator of global brand Nike Bill Bowerman shaped world-class athletes and invented the modern athletic shoe by using his home waffle iron in this recent feature on Fox News!

R. Rox Anderson, NIHF Inductee and developer of laser-based treatments commonly used in dermatology, inspires us all to find and nurture our spark of curiosity. bit.ly/31taUbb #Inventor #motivation

Did you miss our CIC Finalists announcement? Visit our blog to see which inventors are competing in this year's Collegiate Inventors Competition®! #CIC2022 bit.ly/3U3z4Qk

Empower each student to become the hero of their own learning journey through Invention Project®; our new flexible solution that offers creative, hands-on experiences to transform PreK-8 classroom learning. Learn more: bit.ly/3cSrw1r

Did you know that you can experience more than 50 years of automotive design & technology when you visit the National Inventors Hall of Fame® Museum? Learn more about the 1965 and 2015 Ford Mustang split model. bit.ly/2xXIqYH