Time to visit the USPTO in Alexandria, Virginia and see the new exhibit featuring this year's National Inventors Hall of Fame inductees. Each inductee will be honored and celebrated at the induction ceremony on May 3. Learn about Stan Honey and sports broadcast graphic enhancements, Jacqueline Quinn and Emulsified Zero-Valent Iron (EZVI), and all the inductees and their contributions to society at http://www.invent.org/honor/inductees/. | United States Patent and Trademark Office

Before you cast your daily vote for the Collegiate Inventors Competition® People’s Choice Award, check out the Graduate Finalist team from Dartmouth Engineering, Peter Bertone and Levi Olevsky! Their innovation, GyroGel, is a synthetic bone grafting system for jaw reconstruction that reduces the number of surgeons and procedures needed while delivering greater precision than traditional grafts. With more accurate reconstruction, GyroGel also has the potential to improve speech, swallowing and ap

Watch this exhibit transform at the National Inventors Hall of Fame! The museum's exhibits give people up-close views of prototypes that show how innovation evolves. In this new exhibit, people can see development of the inventions created by the newest class of the Hall of Fame inductees from pesticides to a coronary stent. | United States Patent and Trademark Office

Did you know the Gallery of Icons® exhibit at the National Inventors Hall of Fame® Museum features hundreds of hexagon-shaped glass icons, one for each Inductee, arranged chronologically by patent number? This May, during our annual Induction Ceremony, each member of the Class of 2026 will add their name to this ever-growing display of American innovation. | National Inventors Hall of Fame