Tag: patent
Your USPTO: A Faster Patent Application
First-Time Filer Expedited Examination Pilot Program can accelerate your path to approval
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Your USPTO: PTAB and Patent Application
A general guide on how to file, and what to do if your claims are rejected
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Your USPTO: Journeys of Innovation – A Renewable Resolve
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria’s devastation, a Puerto Rican couple build a low-cost energy startup to improve struggling business climate
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Your USPTO: Patenting Climate Science Innovation
Parikha Mehta has spent the last four months focused on the intersection of intellectual property and climate and environmental technologies while on an employee exchange at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Your USPTO: Invention-Con 2023
Panelists at “Invention-Con 2023: Building Tomorrow’s Innovation” were powerful reminders of the collaborative spirit of inventing and entrepreneurship; the indisputable importance of intellectual property; and a world of resources that are waiting to be utilized.
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2022’s Greatest Hits (and Misses)
Experts weigh in on the most important IP developments of the past year.
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My LinkedIn Life
If people know a little about your story as an inventor, you soon have a community behind you cheering you on and being there for you.
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Your USPTO: Trading Card No. 26 Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad
Conrad’s Nov. 19, 1969, feat during the second Apollo moon mission, Apollo 12, marked the apex of an unlikely NASA career. He also was co-inventor of a significant satellite communications technology.
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Your USPTO: What’s Next in March 2023?
“Empowering Women’s Entrepreneurship (WE),” a community-focused, collaborative, and creative initiative to encourage and empower more women founders across America, will be March 15 and 29.
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Your USPTO: Rejected Again. Now What?
In the November 2022 Inventors Digest, the USPTO told readers about inventors’ options if a patent examiner rejects a patent application. If a patent applicant receives a second or final rejection of his or her application, the applicant again has options.
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Your USPTO: What is a Patent Claim?
After your invention, your words in a patent application define the boundaries of your exclusive rights
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Your USPTO: More Youth Getting ‘Real’
The USPTO is working to change the narrative around purchasing counterfeit products and informing consumers about the dangers and consequences of purchasing counterfeit goods.
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