The National Academy of Inventors has launched the National Invention Ambassadors Network to inspire future generations of innovators and build America's future. The network brings together accomplished inventors from various sectors, including higher education, industry, and government, to mentor students, researchers, and entrepreneurs.
The National Academy of Inventors launches the American Innovation Campaign with three prestigious awards recognizing visionary philanthropists, exceptional mentors, and institutions expanding intellectual property and innovation education. The awards celebrate generosity, commitment, and impact in the nation's innovation pipeline.
The National Academy of Inventors and US Patent and Trademark Office announce a five-year national initiative to expand intellectual property education, accelerate commercialization, and unite America's innovation ecosystem. The partnership aims to strengthen America's invention-to-impact pipeline by uniting research, IP, entrepreneurs...
The National Academy of Inventors has elected 169 U.S. distinguished academic inventors and 16 International Fellows to the 2025 cohort, holding over 5,300 U.S. patents. This year's class represents 127 universities, government agencies, and research institutions across 40 states.
The National Academy of Inventors released its 2024 Top 100 US Universities ranking, highlighting institutions that secure patents to translate inventions into marketable technologies. Collectively, the universities on the list hold over 6,700 patents.
The National Academy of Inventors has released its 2024 Top 100 Worldwide Universities List, recognizing institutions with the most U.S. utility patents. The ranking highlights the critical role patents play in translating university research and innovation.
The National Academy of Inventors has welcomed its largest class of 162 emerging inventors, who are named on over 1200 U.S. patents and hail from 64 NAI Member Institutions across the nation. These innovators come from a multitude of impressive fields and research backgrounds.
The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) and Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University (PMU) have partnered to recognize three exceptional innovators for their outstanding patents and inventions. The recipients will receive awards in the amount of $25,000, $15,000, and $10,000 to support the commercialization of their patented technology.
The National Academy of Inventors has elected 170 exceptional inventors into the 2024 Class of Fellows, representing 39 US states and 12 countries. The honorees hold over 5,000 issued US patents and have made significant societal and economic impacts.