In honor of Marie Curie's tremendous accomplishments and upcoming 148th birthday on November 7, IV recognizes some of the other female STEM trailblazers whose work has changed our world and inspired generations. Read More

Nathan Myhrvold discusses the recent milestone of IV’s inventor-in-residence Lowell Wood, now the most prolific American inventor with 1,085 patents and counting. Read More

From fake blood, to fog machines and high-tech vampire teeth, check out the awesome evolution of Halloween technology. Read More

Alfred Nobel – the Swedish chemist who invented dynamite, held more than 350 patents, and after whom the Nobel Prize is named – would have turned 182 today. In his honor, we’re highlighting some of the breakthrough inventions and ideas that the Nobel Prize recognized for their capacity to advance human society. Read More

At Intellectual Ventures, we frequently discuss the importance of inventing for impact. For this month's News You Can Use, we’re featuring stories on how inventors can set themselves up for success by refining their raw ideas for impactful results. Read More