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# IPO Education Foundation

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- [](https://www.ipoef.org/season-1/) - Brought to you by IPO Education Foundation and produced by At Will Media. Join us as we explore every day inventions and discover how they came to be. Each journey dives into the stories behind the inventions — from personal struggles, to unexpected “aha” moments, to the creative determination of individual inventors. These innovations all around us wouldn’t
- [Season 4 Trailer is Here!](https://www.ipoef.org/season-4-trailer-is-here/) - Get a sneak peak into Stroke of Genius® Season 4 by listening to the trailer! This season shares some of the most important stories in IP today, not just about the rules of patents, trademarks, and copyrights, but about the role IP has played in shaping our world and how our world has shaped IP.
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/lonnie-johnson-johnson-research-and-development/) - From Best-Selling Toys to Game-Changing Tech Inventor of the Super Soaker® If you were a child in the 1990s, chances are that Lonnie Johnson filled your summers with fun. His most popular invention, the Super Soaker®, was the number one selling toy in the world in 1992, and has found its place among the top
- [S2 Episode 8 - Dean Kamen](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e8/) - In the season 2 finale of Stroke of Genius, we are joined by world renowned inventor and entrepreneur, Dean Kamen. Dean is best known for his invention of the Segway Human Transporter, although he holds hundreds of patents for inventions that have revolutionized the medical field. Join us in a masterclass on inventing, patenting, and
- [S2 Episode 2 - Kenton Lee](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e2/) - In this episode, we'll meet Kenton Lee, founder of Because International and creator of The Shoe That Grows™. We'll learn about how a trip to Nairobi, Kenya transformed an average man from Idaho into an inventor whose product has improved the lives of kids all over the world. Mr. Lee was recently recognized by the
- [S2 Episode 3 - Temple Grandin](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e3/) - Join IPO Education Foundation and host, Andrea Madho, to learn about Temple Grandin, the world-renowned autism advocate, inventor, professor of animal science, and bestselling author. Dr. Grandin shares childhood stories about her unique method of learning as a child on the autism spectrum as well as the importance of hands-on education. We'll go out in
- [S2 Episode 7 - Anna Stork](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e7/) - Join us as we speak with Anna Stork, co-inventor of LuminAID, the world’s first solar-powered inflatable light developed to provide disaster relief aid after the Haiti earthquake in 2010. Hear how two college friends crowdfunded the development and manufacturing of the technology and had the opportunity to pitch their invention for funding on Shark Tank.
- [S2 Episode 4 - Radia Perlman](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e3-2/) - Have you ever wondered how the internet came to be? Join IPO Education Foundation as we speak to the "Mother of the Internet", Dr. Radia Perlman, and find out about her invention spanning tree protocol, a system that allowed computers to communicate with each other, a significant contribution to the internet we know today. It
- [S5 E5: A South Korean Boy Band & IP Powerhouse](https://www.ipoef.org/season5ep5/) - Season 5 Episode 5 When pursuing a career as a singer, songwriter, or musician, intellectual property probably isn’t always the first thing most people think of. But as you’ll hear on this episode of Stroke of Genius, there’s a good reason one of the biggest bands on the planet has a surprisingly comprehensive intellectual property
- [S2 Episode 6 - Manu Prakash](https://www.ipoef.org/s2-episode-6-manu-prakash/) - Join IPO Education Foundation and Dr. Manu Prakash as we explore curiosity-driven science. Dr. Prakash is a Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University who strives to create opportunities for limited resource communities all over the globe. His invention the Foldscope, an origami microscope, costs just $1.75 and allows people all over the world to explore
- [Lonnie Johnson, Johnson Research and Development](https://www.ipoef.org/lonnie-johnson/) - This week's Black History in IP Spotlight: Inventor and engineer Lonnie G. Johnson earned his master's degree in nuclear engineering from Tuskegee University. He went on to work for the U.S. Air Force and was assigned to the Strategic Air Command where he helped develop the stealth bomber program. Johnson moved on to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1979,
- [S2 Episode 5 - Mandy Haberman](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e5/) - Join us in this episode, as we explore how a personal challenge as a new mother inspired Mandy Haberman to become an inventor, how she made bold moves to grab industry attention, and what happened when Mandy had to protect her intellectual property in court. Listen Now!
- [46th Inventor of the Year - Chieko Asakawa](https://www.ipoef.org/asakawa/) - IPO EDUCATION FOUNDATION PRESENTS THE 2019 INVENTOR OF THE YEAR IPO Education Foundation presents the 46th Inventor of the Year award to Chieko Asakawa from IBM for her accomplishments in accessibility technologies. Ms. Asakawa improved the lives of the visually impaired for the past three decades. With advances in technology and the improvement of visual user
- [2019 Executive of the Year - Charles Dadswell](https://www.ipoef.org/2019dadswell/) - IPO EDUCATION FOUNDATION PRESENTS THE 2019 EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR IPO Education Foundation presents the first Executive of the Year award to Charles Dadswell for his committed to the creation, promotion and protection of intellectual property. Charles Dadswell is Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Illumina, where he leads all legal and IP matters.
- [Judge Sue Robinson, 2017 Distinguished IP Professional Award Winner](https://www.ipoef.org/judge-sue-robinson-2017-distinguished-ip-professional-award-winner/) - How One Judge Became a Patent Pro Inspired to become a lawyer by her grandfather, who spent years representing immigrant farmers and workers after retiring from the army post-World War II, Sue Lewis Robinson obtained her J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1978 and began her career in private practice in Wilmington,
- [2019 IP Champion - Director Andrei Iancu](https://www.ipoef.org/2019-ip-champion-director-andrei-iancu/) - IPO EDUCATION FOUNDATION PRESENTS THE 2019 IP CHAMPION IPO Education Foundation presents the 2019 IP Champion award to Director Andrei Iancu. Director Iancu has led the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a year and a half. Despite his short tenure, he has shown extraordinary leadership in advocating for the value of intellectual property to stimulate progress
- [Season 4 - Illuminating Overlooked Inventors](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-6-illuminating-overlooked-inventors/) - S4 E6 Illuminating Overlooked Inventors Too many times throughout history, the genius of Black innovators has been overlooked because of discrimination. In this episode, we will meet a journalist and a biologist who are helping to dismantle stereotypes about who can have a career in STEM. They are resurrecting the stories of women and people
- [Episode 7 - Emerging Entrepreneurs](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-7-emerging-entrepreneurs/) - Season 4 Episode 7 Perhaps one of the biggest changes to daily life over the past year has affected the world’s youngest citizens. As schools went virtual, sports and extracurriculars were cancelled, and time with friends was off-limits, kids spent the past year trying to find ways to entertain themselves. In this episode, we’ll hear
- [Stroke of Genius Season 5 Finale!](https://www.ipoef.org/stroke-of-genius-season-5-finale/) - Reading, Writing, and... Intellectual Property? The case for starting IP education early Whether they realize it or not, the kids and teenagers of today live in an unprecedented age of IP. They’re surrounded by trademarked logos, copyrighted songs and characters, and patented products that they can’t live without. More young people are also creating content
- [Episode 7 of Stroke of Genius - When Beloved Characters Go Bad](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-7-of-stroke-of-genius-when-beloved-characters-go-bad/) - Season 5 Episode 7 When Beloved Characters Go Bad Navigating the intersection of copyright and public domain When readers were introduced to Winnie-the-Pooh in 1926, he was a pure, innocent literary character. But in the years since, something has changed that has allowed the cuddly creature to be portrayed in a new film as… a
- [The Healing Power of Patents](https://www.ipoef.org/the-healing-power-of-patents/) - Season 5 Episode 6 The Healing Power of Patents Diseases like AIDS were once seen as a death sentence. Now, due to strides made in the pharmaceutical industry, this is not the case. The advancement of AIDS treatment, in addition to other medications, would not be possible without the vital protections of intellectual property rights.
- [Battling Bias in AI](https://www.ipoef.org/battling-bias-in-ai/) - Season 5 Episode 4 Battling Bias in Artificial Intelligence How IP can play a part in the push for more ethical AI Would you believe that the reason you lost out on a job opportunity or bank loan was because of a biased algorithm or artificial intelligence? Despite the great promise of AI and machine
- [Episode 1 - Food for Our Future](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-1-food-for-our-future/) - S4E1 Food for Our Future Scientists predict that we’ll reach 9 billion people on the planet by 2050. The question for thirty years from now is… how will we feed everyone? Plant biologists are working hard to invent faster plants before we get there. Meanwhile, food deserts today have only been broadened by COVID-19. Listen
- [New Podcast Episode: Inspiration versus Appropriation](https://www.ipoef.org/new-podcast-episode-inspiration-versus-appropriation/) - Season 5 Episode 3 Inspiration versus Appropriation How the intellectual property system can protect artists On this episode of Stroke of Genius, mixed-media artist from Montreal, Canada, shares her unfortunate experience of discovering her own work being sold online without her permission. Ishita Banerjee, aka SoulCurryArt, says she was never taught about intellectual property in
- [Season 5 Episode 2 Features 2022 Inventor of the Year](https://www.ipoef.org/season-5-episode-2-features-2022-inventor-of-the-year/) - Season 5 Episode 2 - How IP Can Help Save the Planet The role of intellectual property protection in developing sustainable technology On this episode of Stroke of Genius, host Raha Francis sits down with the Intellectual Property Owners Education Foundation’s recently announced Inventor of the Year, Luke Haverhals, the CEO of Natural Fiber Welding.
- [Season 5 Episode 1 - Swimming with Sharks](https://www.ipoef.org/season-5-episode-1-swimming-with-sharks/) - Season 5 Episode 1 Swimming with Sharks Why do the Sharks on Shark Tank ask about patents? For entrepreneurs and inventors, it’s the holy grail of reality TV appearances: landing a spot on Shark Tank®. But whether you are planning to make a pitch to a Shark or to any other potential investor -- the
- [Stroke of Genius Season 5 Trailer is Here](https://www.ipoef.org/stroke-of-genius-season-5-trailer/) - Season 5 Trailer Now Available In Season 5 of Stroke of Genius®, we’ll explore some of the common myths and misconceptions surrounding intellectual property (IP) protection. We’ll also provide a greater understanding of the impact of IP to under-served communities. With help from entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, technologists, lawyers, and other industry leaders, Stroke of Genius
- [Episode 9 - Diversifying the Future of Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-9-diversifying-the-future-of-innovation/) - Season 4 Episode 9 Many of the problems we face for the future will be solved using machine learning and artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence has the capability of personalizing our daily technological experience like filtering out spam in our email accounts or allowing our phones to recognize our faces and voices. It will help us
- [Episode 8 - Herstory of Invention](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-8-herstory-of-invention/) - Season 4 Episode 8 Women have been inventing to solve problems that they face for years. But despite the fact that women make up roughly 50% of the country's population, only 12% of recognized innovators in the United States are women. There are several reasons for this, and now people are increasingly talking about how
- [Episode 5 - Trademarking Vulgarity](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-5-trademarking-vulgarity/) - S4 E5 - Trademarking Vulgarity In 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a case in which no one dared utter the word at the heart of the dispute. Before that, Simon Tam registered his band name and made a memorial impact on trademark law. In this episode, we’ll explore disputes like these
- [Episode 3 - Activism, Art, and IP](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-3-activism-art-and-ip/) - S4 E3 Activism, Art, and IP There were dozens of breathtaking protest art pieces that appeared during the George Floyd protests. But visual art, especially protest art, is precarious. What happens if a building owner wants to get rid of a piece of protest art that is on his property? What happens when intellectual property
- [Episode 8 - The Right to Invent](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-8-the-right-to-invent/) - S3 E8 The Right to Invent Dr. Lisa Cook had a hunch that although African Americans were “free to invent,” the threat of violence that inventors in this community faced had a direct impact on their ability to engage in the free flow of ideas. Her research on patents filed by African Americans led her
- [Episode 4 - Vaccination Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-4-vaccination-innovation/) - S4 E4 - Vaccination Innovation In 2021, “vaccine” is one of the most frequently used words throughout the country. But there’s a lot we can learn from past American vaccines too. In this episode, we’ll get into the stories of two very important vaccines, including the first one ever invented. This episode is sponsored by:
- [Episode 2 - Ideas of All Origins: Immigration and Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-2/) - S4E2 Ideas of All Origins: Immigration and Innovation Some of America’s most beloved inventions were created by immigrants. But as a nation, our attitude towards immigrants has gone through many phases. Listen as we explore how the mass migration restrictions in the 1920's affected intellectual property, and how one immigrant’s garage startup turned success is
- [Episode 1 - Patents in Pandemic](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-1-is-here-patents-in-pandemic/) - STROKE OF GENIUS™ PODCAST PREMIERES SEASON 3 WITH EPISODE ON COVID-19 IPO Education Foundation is pleased to announce episode one of the Stroke of Genius podcast, Patents in Pandemic, is available today. A different episode ​was planned to launch this season; however, the current state of the world demands we address the most pressing issues today ​through the lens of
- [Episode 10 - Fortnite Dance Moves Gone Viral](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-10-fortnite-dance-moves-gone-viral/) - S3 E10 Fortnite Dance Moves Gone Viral Season three of Stroke of Genius was such a hit we needed one more episode! In this bonus episode, we learn more about copyright. The video game Fortnite has swept the globe with its unique offerings, especially its sensational dance moves. The video game earns hundreds of millions of dollars
- [Episode 9 - Can You Keep A (Trade)Secret?](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-9-trade-secret/) - S3 E9 Can You Keep A (Trade)Secret? Some of the best kept trade secrets are in the food and beverage industry... Kentucky Fried Chicken and Bush's Baked Beans will never tell! But an even more mysterious recipe is guarded by two monks deep in the forest of the French countryside. Join us for the final
- [Episode 4 - Secure in Your Thoughts](https://www.ipoef.org/s3e4/) - EPISODE 4 - SECURE IN YOUR THOUGHTS We've come a long way from floppy discs and dial-up internet. Now, we're using fingerprints and facial recognition as passcodes. Some are going a step further and exploring ways to use brain patterns as a way to unlock devices. IBM inventor, Dr. Qicheng Li, tells us what
- [Episode 7 - Climbing Towards a Cure For Cancer](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-7/) - CLIMBING TOWARDS A CURE FOR CANCER 2018 Nobel Prize Winner Tasuku Honjo established an entirely new principle for cancer therapy. Follow his journey as he worked to unlock a new discovery, using an individual's own immune system to fight one of humanity’s greatest health challenges. LISTEN NOW! A special thank you to our episode sponsor
- [Episode 2 - Trashing the Plastic Problem](https://www.ipoef.org/episode-2-trashing-the-plastic-problem/) - IPO EDUCATION FOUNDATION PRESENTS SEASON 3 EPISODE 2 - TRASHING THE PLASTIC PROBLEM Unlike other kinds of waste, not all plastics can be recycled and often end up in landfills or in the ocean. In this episode of Stroke of Genius, hear how one field trip to a recycling center sent students Miranda Wang and
- [Episode 6 - Trademark School Spirit](https://www.ipoef.org/trademark-school-spirit/) - S3 E6 CAN YOU TRADEMARK A COLOR? This season of the Stroke of Genius™ podcast explores the most pressing questions, fascinating stories, and often-overlooked marvels that make up the world of intellectual property. This week, with an episode titled “Trademark School Spirit” learn about whether you can trademark a color. Follow one university’s story and
- [Episode 5 - Bringing Books to Life Through Technology](https://www.ipoef.org/bringing-books-to-life-through-technology/) - S3 E5 BRINGING BOOKS TO LIFE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY In this episode of Stroke of Genius™, learn about the creativity and inspiration of two inventors as they bring books to life. Inventors Matt & Melissa Hammersley started their careers writing patents and drawing patent designs and through an unexpected “aha” moment, their creative determination led them
- [Episode 3 - The Wizarding World of Copyright](https://www.ipoef.org/s3e3/) - NEW EPISODE ON THE STROKE OF GENIUS™ PODCAST: THE WIZARDING WORLD OF COPYRIGHT Copyright can be a magical world full of twists and turns. In this episode of Stroke of Genius titled “The Wizarding World of Copyright”, we learn about the famous monkey selfie as well as how a Harry Potter aficionado was able to publish his lexicon
- [Leonard Bernstein](https://www.ipoef.org/leonard-bernstein/)
- [STROKE OF GENIUS™ PODCAST TRAILER IS HERE](https://www.ipoef.org/stroke-of-genius-podcast-trailer-is-here/) - LISTEN TO SEASON 3 TRAILER NOW Stroke of Genius™ Season 3 explores the most pressing questions, fascinating stories, and often-overlooked marvels that make up the world of intellectual property one episode at a time. From famous copyright cases to the unheard stories behind impactful inventions, each episode transports us to a different place within the
- [RuPaul Charles](https://www.ipoef.org/rupaul-charles/)
- [David Geffen](https://www.ipoef.org/david-geffen/)
- [Sally K. Ride, Ph.D](https://www.ipoef.org/sally-k-ride-ph-d/)
- [Celebrate PRIDE Month](https://www.ipoef.org/celebrate-pride-month/) - June is PRIDE Month and IPO Education Foundation celebrates by honoring four open members or allies of the LGBTQ+ community with intellectual property ties. Check back for a new post each Monday this month.
- [Innovate for a Green Future - Anil Jha, Leading the World to More Eco-Friendly Water](https://www.ipoef.org/green_innovation_anil-jha/) - Each year, World IP Day is celebrated on April 26 to promote the role intellectual property rights play in promoting innovation and creativity. This year, the World IP Organization selected the theme “Innovate for a Green Future” to highlight the role IP rights play in encouraging innovation and how the choices made today will shape
- [Innovate for a Green Future - Upcycle plastics](https://www.ipoef.org/plastics/) - Solgaard and BioCellection Unlike other kinds of waste, not all plastics can be recycled and often stick around in landfills or wind up in the ocean. This week in celebration of World IP Day “Innovate for a Green Future,” IPO Education Foundation is featuring two companies that are working to upcycle plastics and minimize waste:
- [Igor Ustinov: Artist, Philanthropist, and Inventor](https://www.ipoef.org/igor-ustinov-artist-philanthropist-and-inventor/) - Building Toward a Better World For Igor Ustinov, son of the renowned actor and filmmaker Sir Peter Ustinov, inventing evolved naturally. An artist famous in his own right for his bronze sculptures, the drive to create and find new solutions was innate. But it was not until he came up against a problem facing his
- [Innovate for a Green Future - LuminAID](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e7-2/) - LuminAID In celebration of World IP Day “Innovate for a Green Future,” IPO Education Foundation is celebrating the founders of LuminAID, Andrea Sreshta and Anna Stork. The two college friends invented the world’s first solar-powered inflatable light to provide disaster relief aid after the Haiti earthquake in 2010. Ms. Stork, co-inventor of LuminAID, was featured
- [Danya Sherman](https://www.ipoef.org/danya-sherman/) - This week's Women History in IP Spotlight: Danya Sherman Through her company KnoNap™, Ms. Sherman has developed a regular-looking napkin that will detect the presence of various date rape drugs in a drink. A spot on the napkin will turn a bright color when it comes into contact with a small amount of contaminated liquid,
- [Ellen Ochoa, Ph.D](https://www.ipoef.org/ellen-ochoa-ph-d/) - California native Ellen Ochoa earned her bachelor's degree in physics and a master's and doctorate degree in electrical engineering. Working as a researcher at NASA, Ochoa went on to be listed as co-inventor on three patents. She is the first Hispanic female astronaut, having taken four space shuttle missions: two each on shuttles Atlantis and
- [Mary Sherman Morgan](https://www.ipoef.org/mary-sherman-morgan/) - Mary Sherman Morgan, America's first female rocket scientist, was raised on a farm in North Dakota. She didn't start school until the age of eight after a sheriff and social worker forced her parents to send her. Mary's love of chemistry began thanks to a fascination with the coal her family burned to keep them
- [Marian R. Croak, Ph.D](https://www.ipoef.org/marian-r-croak-ph-d/) - It now seems commonplace to communicate on the internet through audio and/or video. We can thank Marian Rogers Croak for this technology. Upon joining AT&T in 1982, Croak was a strong advocate for leaving wired phone technology in the past. Her tenacity led her to become the pioneer behind VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), which
- [Jo Anderson](https://www.ipoef.org/jo-anderson/) - Jo Anderson was born an enslaved person in 1808. Historians now credit him as a major contributor to the design and creation of the reaper along with his owner Robert McCormick. A revolutionary invention in American agriculture, the mechanical reaper was used to gather and collect crops mechanically rather than by hand, which sped up
- [Tu Youyou](https://www.ipoef.org/tu-youyou/) - Born in 1930 in East China, Tu Youyou was taught the importance of education at an early age. After contracting tuberculosis and being forced to sit out from school at age 16, Tu returned to the classroom determined to study medicine. She went on to Beijing Medical College to study pharmacology. There she learned to
- [Women's History Month 2020](https://www.ipoef.org/womens-history-month-2020/) - Women's History Month was declared by Congress in 1987. The National Women's History Project requested that the week long celebration be expanded to a month. Since then each year the designation gets bi-partisan support from the House and Senate.
- [Garrett A. Morgan](https://www.ipoef.org/garrett-a-morgan/) - With only an elementary school education, Garrett A. Morgan moved from his childhood home in Kentucky to look for work in Ohio. Having worked as a sewing machine mechanic, he saved enough money to open his own sewing machine shop and later received a patent for his improvements to the sewing machine. A naturally inventive
- [Ivan Yaeger, Inventor and Entrepreneur](https://www.ipoef.org/ivan-yaeger-inventor-and-entrepreneur/) - This week's Black History in IP Spotlight: Ivan Yaeger Ivan Yaeger entered the world of innovation when he created a battery powered bionic arm as a seventh grade science fair project. By the time he entered college Ivan had developed this design into The Yaeger Arm, a sophisticated prosthetic limb that garnered numerous science awards
- [Lewis Latimer](https://www.ipoef.org/lewis-latimer/) - Lewis Latimer, the son of enslaved people who was born free in 1848, worked at a law firm in Massachusetts where he learned about patent drafting. Over time, Latimer became an exceptional inventor, even working alongside well-known inventors including Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison and contributing to their patents on the light bulb
- [Marie Van Brittan Brown](https://www.ipoef.org/brittan-brown/) - Marie Van Brittan Brown was born and raised in Queens, New York. Working as a nurse, her hours were not standard and living in a high-crime area made her want to feel safe, so she invented the first home security system. The system enabled her to know who was at her home and to notify
- [Black History Month](https://www.ipoef.org/black-history-month/) - The first US patent was granted three months after President George Washington signed the Patent Act in 1790,. However, though critical to innovation, Black inventors, particularly those who were enslaved, typically were not able to patent their own inventions. Because enslaved people were not considered U.S. citizens and were prevented from owning property, their owners
- [Jessica O. Matthews](https://www.ipoef.org/jessica-o-matthews/) - This week's Women History in IP Spotlight: Jessica O. Matthews Jessica O. Matthews enjoys building, testing and inventing. While a junior in college, she co-created the Soccket, a soccer ball that can take the kinetic energy created from being tossed and kicked around and transform it into a renewable and portable energy source. To us
- [Diane Warren](https://www.ipoef.org/diane-warren/) - This week's Women History in IP Spotlight: Diane Warren You might not know Diane Warren by name, but I’m willing to bet you have heard her songs — she has written or co-written nearly 2,000 songs registered with the Copyright Office. Warren wrote hits performed by Aerosmith, Chicago, Gloria Estefan, Celine Dion, Cher, Carrie Underwood,
- [Meet the Host of Stroke of Genius!](https://www.ipoef.org/meet-the-stroke-of-genius-host/) - Meet Our Host! Andrea Madho joins Stroke of Genius in season two! She is a CEO and co-founder of a fashion technology company, as well as an inventor with patent pending technology. Her company Lab141, is a fashion technology company that provides advanced manufacturing for fashion. Before creating her start-up, she was a stockbroker on
- [S2 Episode 1 - Lisa Deluca](https://www.ipoef.org/s2e1/) - Lisa Seacat DeLuca – Master Inventor at IBM Join us as we get to know a Master Inventor at IBM, Lisa DeLuca. Lisa holds over 400 patents for her various inventions across the tech world. We’ll hear what it’s like to invent for a huge organization like IBM, get advice on patenting your own invention, and learn about some of the incredible
- [Season 2 is Here!](https://www.ipoef.org/new-test-podcast/) - Season 2 of Stroke of Genius launches June 10th! Join IPO Education Foundation and host, Andrea Madho, as we take a look into the lives of some of the most influential inventors of our time such as Temple Grandin, Dean Kamen, and Lisa DeLuca. We’ll learn about their struggles, their triumphs, and what it takes to
- [Thomas L. Jennings, First African American to be Granted a Patent](https://www.ipoef.org/thomas-l-jennings/) - This week's Black History in IP Spotlight: Thomas L. Jennings Thomas L. Jennings (1791–1856) was the first African-American to be granted a patent, 3 March 1821 (U.S. patent 3306x). In his early 20's he became a tailor but then opened a dry cleaning business in New York City. While running his business, Jennings developed "dry-scouring"
- [Patricia Bath, Inventor of the Laserphaco Probe](https://www.ipoef.org/patricia-bath/) - This week's Black History in IP Spotlight: Patricia Bath Born in Harlem, New York, on 4 November 1942, Patricia Bath became the first African American to complete a residency in ophthalmology in 1973. In 1981, Dr. Bath began working on her most well-known invention: the Laserphaco Probe. Harnessing laser technology, the device created a less
- [Stephanie Kwolek](https://www.ipoef.org/stephanie-kwolek/) - This week's Women History in IP Spotlight: Stephanie Kwolek Stephanie Kwolek (1923–2014) was born in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. When she graduated from the women’s college (Margaret Morrison Carnegie College) of Carnegie Mellon University, she applied for a position as a chemist with the DuPont Company, among other places. At DuPont the polymer research she worked
- [Episode 8 - Patent Pending](https://www.ipoef.org/patent-pending/) - Episode 8 – Patent Pending The final episode of season 1 features three entrepreneurial inventors in different stages of the patent process. Join us to learn about TheraV™, a wearable device that offers amputees drug-free pain management, KnoNap™, a tool to combat sexual assault, and finally, Agri-Tech Producers, LLC, a cost effective approach to clean up the environment. Each
- [Episode 3 -Advanced Prosthetics](https://www.ipoef.org/advanced-prosthetics/) - Episode 3 – Advanced Prosthetics We’ll examine inventions that are transforming disabilities into extra-abilities. We’ll hear the harrowing tale that led to one mountain climber’s career as a prolific inventor, explore the relationship between science and design, and learn how advanced prosthetic devices could change music forever. Thank you to our guests Elliot Weintrob, Paola
- [Episode 1 - Sliced Bread](https://www.ipoef.org/sliced-bread/) - Episode 1 – Sliced Bread Join our guests Paula Johnson, Dr. Jonathan Rees, Michael Ruhlman, and Robin Liss as we explore inventions at the intersection of food and convenience from sliced bread to refrigeration and a new invention that might solve the conflict between convenience and healthy living. Listen Now!
- [Episode 2 - Eye Surgery](https://www.ipoef.org/eye-surgery/) - Episode 2 – Eye Surgery Take a trip through the history of eye surgery with Dr. Gary Wortz, Dr. Janus Adams, and Dr. Jim Wynne. We’ll learn about a cultural pioneer, an unexpected breakthrough for LASIK, and dive into cutting edge technology for modern eye surgery! Listen Now!
- [Episode 4 - Driverless Cars/LiDAR](https://www.ipoef.org/driverless-cars/) - Episode 4 – Driverless Cars/LiDAR Meet the IPO Education Foundation’s Inventor of the Year David Hall. He’ll share his experience through a grueling race in the desert and how it birthed the autonomous vehicle movement. Then take a forward look into the future of Mr. Hall’s manufacturing plant and learn how the land surveying industry
- [Episode 5 - Super Soaker®](https://www.ipoef.org/super-soaker/) - Episode 5 – The Super Soaker® You’re probably familiar with the Super Soaker, but do you know the man behind one of the world’s most popular toys? In this episode, we’ll explore the life of Dr. Lonnie Johnson, a nuclear and mechanical engineer, who worked on NASA space missions, energy projects for the Air Force…
- [Episode 6 – Haptics ](https://www.ipoef.org/haptics/) - Episode 6 – Haptics In this episode, we examine the innovative world of haptics: technologies which utilize our sense of touch. We’ll hear how a college professor is adding new life to touch screens, how one young engineer is changing Virtual Reality, and how inventors can use foundational patents to their strategic advantage. Thanks to our
- [Episode 7 - Cancer Immunotherapy/CAR T Cells](https://www.ipoef.org/car-t-cells/) - Episode 7 – Cancer Immunotherapy/CAR T Cells What if scientists could harness the power of a patient’s own immune system to fight cancer? This episode explores CAR T Cell therapy, a groundbreaking approach to cancer treatment that re-engineers immune cells to recognize and combat cancer cells. We’ll speak with: Dr. Carl June, a pioneer in
- [Team Tactile, Massachusetts Institute of Technology](https://www.ipoef.org/team-tactile-massachusetts-institute-of-technology/) - Under the Gun: “Hacking” Out Braille-on-Demand in 24 Hours When six students at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) decided to enter a “hackathon,” they had no idea they were going to invent a cutting-edge technology that would become a career focus for many of them. Team Tactile entered “as a team of friends just
- [Gwen Jimmere: Entrepreneur, Patent History Maker](https://www.ipoef.org/gwen-jimmere-entrepreneur-patent-history-maker/) - How Owning a Patent Helped One Woman and Minority Entrepreneur to "Own Her Beauty." As the first black woman to own a patent for a natural hair care product, Gwen Jimmere, founder of “beauty innovation company” NATURALICIOUS says that it took some time for her to gain the confidence to file for her patent. “I
- [Marin Yamada, Student Inventor, and Elizabeth English of The Archer School for Girls](https://www.ipoef.org/marin-yamada-student-inventor-and-elizabeth-english-of-the-archer-school-for-girls/) - How an Innovative Education Model Encouraged a Better Way to Detect Lyme Disease Statistics show that, despite improvement in the overall number of women enrolling in STEM programs at U.S. universities, the rate of STEM degrees actually awarded to women remains low. While there has been some improvement in the biological and biomedical sciences, the
- [Anil Jha: Leading the World to More Eco-Friendly Water](https://www.ipoef.org/anil-jha-leading-the-world-to-more-eco-friendly-water/) - How Patents Helped a “Water Technology Visionary” to Follow His Dream When Anil Jha arrived in America from Indore, India at age 16, he could hardly have imagined that he would one day become an inventor and transform the water treatment industry. After landing in New York City for a short time, Mr. Jha traveled
- [Robert Young, Professor, Lancaster University and Co-Founder/Chief Scientist, Quantum Base](https://www.ipoef.org/robert-young-professor-lancaster-university-and-co-founder-chief-scientist-quantum-base/) - Fighting Fakes with Quantum Physics For many, the idea of quantum computers—which have the potential to be 100 million times or more faster than today’s personal computers—seems like little more than science fiction. While we’re likely several years away from seeing the first fully functional quantum computers on the market, Professor Robert Young is working
- [Hugh Herr, 2014 Inventor of the Year](https://www.ipoef.org/ipo-innovators-hugh-herr/) - Teaching Physiology and Technology To Work Together He might have been a rock and ice-climbing prodigy by the age of 17, but Dr. Hugh Herr’s business cards also once read “Inventor.” These days, he is an Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences and heads the Biomechatronics research group at the MIT Media Lab, but
- [Lewie Kloster: IP Video Contest Winner 2012](https://www.ipoef.org/lewie-kloster-ipo-video-contest-winner-2012/) - IP Owners Need to Get Personal to Inspire Respect Lewie Kloster won IPO’s 2012 Video Contest in the 16-18 year old category with his superhero-themed flick demonstrating the importance of patent protection. Starring Patent Man, Mr. Kloster’s film succinctly underscored the patent’s role as protector and inspiration for future inventions. Three years later, he attends
- [Michelle Lee: Undersecretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and <br>Director of the USPTO](https://www.ipoef.org/michelle-lee-undersecretary-of-commerce-for-intellectual-property-and-director-of-the-uspto-2/) - From Girl Scouts to Google and the USPTO, Shaping IP Education and Policy The first woman to ever head the USPTO, a former computer scientist and an MIT graduate with an M.S. in electrical engineering and computer science, Michelle Lee began her IP journey in Silicon Valley, where ideas have been inspiring companies—and intellectual property
- [Phyllis Turner-Brim: Vice President, Chief IP Counsel, Intellectual Ventures](https://www.ipoef.org/phyllis-turner-brim-vice-president-chief-ip-counsel-intellectual-ventures/) - Blame the Behavior—Not the Business Model Phyllis Turner-Brim began her career in product development at General Electric and Procter & Gamble (P&G), but after years working on the same product, realized that she had “a little bit of technology and product ADD.” Inspired by the patent lawyers with whom she often found herself collaborating closely
- [Krish Gupta: Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, EMC Corporation](https://www.ipoef.org/krish-gupta-senior-vice-president-and-deputy-general-counsel-emc-corporation/) - Reform is Necessary to Keep the U.S. Patent System on Top As a former engineer with Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), Krish Gupta has been keenly aware of the need for a strong patent system throughout his career. During his early years as an engineer at DEC, Mr. Gupta met some of the company’s patent attorneys
- [Paul Sanberg, Ph.D., D.Sc., President, National Academy of Inventors](https://www.ipoef.org/paul-sanberg-ph-d-d-sc-president-national-academy-of-inventors-senior-vice-president-for-research-innovation-economic-development-executive-director-center-of-excellence-for-aging-and-brain/) - Universities, Industry and Governments Must Partner to Advance True Innovation Dr. Sanberg is also Senior Vice President for Research, Innovation & Economic Development; Executive Director, Center of Excellence for Aging and Brain Repair; Distinguished University Professor; University of South Florida Dr. Paul Sanberg is on a mission to give inventors on university campuses around the
- [Meet Team FireArmor: Winner, IPOEF’s 2015 Conrad Spirit of Innovation Challenge Grant](https://www.ipoef.org/meet-team-firearmor-winner-ipoefs-2015-conrad-spirit-of-innovation-challenge-grant/) - How Four Innovative Teens Are Working to Keep Firefighters Safer Team FireArmor is one of the five winners of the 2015 Conrad Spirit of Innovation Challenge, an honor bestowed upon a team of high school inventors and entrepreneurs. The competition challenges high school students to use science, technology, engineering, and math skills to develop commercially
- [Alexis Lewis: Teen Inventor and Inspiration](https://www.ipoef.org/alexis-lewis-teen-inventor-and-inspiration/) - One teenager’s potentially life-saving patent At age 12, when most kids already have enough to figure out with impending puberty, Alexis Lewis of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, decided to take on the challenge of finding a way to save children who were becoming victims of the 2010-2012 famine in Somalia. Brought on by severe drought
- [Jay Walker, Serial Entrepreneur, Prolific Patentee](https://www.ipoef.org/jay-walker-serial-entrepreneur-prolific-patentee/) - Companies Must Work Together to Return Patents to Their Status as a Badge of Honor. Jay Walker, self-described “serial entrepreneur” and inventor of the core technology behind the game-changing travel company Priceline.com, got his introduction to the patent system at around age 15, when he tried patenting an invention to help people sidestep wearing seatbelts.
- [David Hamilton, 2015 IP Video Contest Winner](https://www.ipoef.org/david-hamilton-2015-ip-video-contest-winner/) - Young People Need More and Easier Options to Use IP Legally At the IPO Annual Meeting in Chicago, 17-year-old David Hamilton’s winning entry to the 2015 IP Video Contest managed to keep a crowd of around 1,000 IP lawyers laughing for its one-and-a-half minute duration. Based on the story of Otto Frederick Rohwedder’s automatic bread
- [Jack Andraka: The Teen Inventor on a Mission to Fight Pancreatic Cancer](https://www.ipoef.org/jack-andraka-the-teen-inventor-on-a-mission-to-fight-pancreatic-cancer/) - How One Inspired Teen is Determined to Improve Cancer Diagnostics Jack Andraka became a national media sensation at the age of 15, when he presented his idea for a better way to detect pancreatic cancer in the early stages. The disease is infamous for its late-stage diagnosis—by the time most patients know they have it,
- [Gary Michelson:  How One “Unreasonable” Man Used Patents to Create Change](https://www.ipoef.org/gary-michelson-how-one-unreasonable-man-used-patents-to-create-change/) - Ask Gary Michelson why he became a doctor, and he will tell you matter-of-factly, “Because my grandmother told me I would be.” But ask what led him to become an inventor, and his answer becomes more nuanced. Innovative thinking always came naturally to him, says Dr. Michelson. “As a child, I found it very easy
- [Yan Wu, Genentech: Inventor, TECENTRIQ®](https://www.ipoef.org/yan-wu-genentech-lead-inventor-tecentriq/) - A Breakthrough Treatment with Broad Implications As the representative inventor on one of the six cancer immunotherapy treatments being honored for the 2016 IPO Education Foundation’s Inventor of the Year Award, Yan Wu of Genentech and her team are helping to clear a path toward more effective cancer management. Dr. Wu helped to identify the
- [Alan Korman, Bristol-Myers Squibb:  Inventor, OPDIVO® and YERVOY®](https://www.ipoef.org/alan-korman-bristol-myers-squibb-inventor-opdivo-and-yervoy/) - A Cancer Fighting Combination Two of the six drugs on the list of IPOEF’s 2016 Inventor of the Year Award winners are Bristol-Myers Squibb’s (BMS’s) OPDIVO and YERVOY, which are approved both individually and in combination by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. OPDIVO is approved to fight melanoma, lung cancer, kidney cancer, and blood
- [Peter Kufer:  Inventor, BLINCYTO®](https://www.ipoef.org/peter-kufer-inventor-blincyto/) - How BLINCYTO Is Taking a BiTE ® Out of Cancer Amgen’s BLINCYTO is a prescription medicine used to treat a certain type of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)—a cancer of the blood in which a particular kind of white blood cell is growing out of control. Dr. Peter Kufer, Executive Director, BiTE® Technology at Amgen, led
- [Robert Coffin: Inventor, IMLYGIC®](https://www.ipoef.org/robert-coffin-inventor-imlygic/) - Harnessing Viruses to Help the Body Beat Cancer Dr. Robert Coffin, inventor of Amgen’s IMLYGIC, will be one of the honorees for Inventor of the Year at the IPO Education Foundation’s Annual Awards Dinner in Washington, DC on 6 December. Dr. Coffin began his journey into the field of virology at Imperial College London, where
- [An Artist, an Invention, and the USPTO’s Patent Pro Bono Program](https://www.ipoef.org/an-artist-an-invention-and-the-usptos-patent-pro-bono-program/) - How the USPTO and Companies Like HPE Are Helping Independent Inventors When Zbigniew Doroszkiewicz came to Salt Lake City, Utah from Poland as a political refugee 30 years ago, he was at first afraid he had made a mistake. “Salt Lake City was a cultural shock,” says Mr. Doroszkiewicz, who was raised in a multicultural
- [Remembering Carl Blaine Horton, 1964 - 2016: IP Advocate, Family Man, Friend](https://www.ipoef.org/remembering-carl-blaine-horton-1964-2016-ip-advocate-family-man-friend-2/) - Carl Horton, a dear IPO member and friend, passed away on December 31, 2016, following a two-and-a-half year battle with brain cancer. His passing represents a great loss to the IPO family on both a personal and a professional level. “To say he was brilliant, dynamic and genuine is an understatement,” said Carl’s family in
- [Carolyn Bertozzi, Professor of Chemistry, Stanford University](https://www.ipoef.org/carolyn-bertozzi-professor-of-chemistry-stanford-university/) - Seeing the Need for a New Kind of Chemistry Today she is a Stanford University Professor of Chemistry and a 2017 Inductee to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s National Inventors Hall of Fame, but Carolyn Bertozzi initially wanted to major in music. Only to appease her parents—who had lived through The Great Depression and
- [James G. Fujimoto, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT](https://www.ipoef.org/james-g-fujimoto-department-of-electrical-engineering-and-computer-science-mit/) - Optical Coherence Tomography: A Next Generation Medical Imaging Technology “Academia is very fertile ground for invention, but in order to have an impact on society, industry involvement is critical,” says Professor James Fujimoto, a principal investigator in the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) and Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the Massachusetts Institute
- [Louis Foreman: Inventor, Entrepreneur and IPO Education Foundation President](https://www.ipoef.org/louis-foreman-inventor-entrepreneur-and-ipo-education-foundation-president/) - The Key to Progress is Fostering Respect for IP Louis Foreman has worn his fair share of IP hats—in addition to serving on the IPO Board of Directors and as the current President of the IPO Education Foundation (IPOEF), he is the founder and Chief Executive of Enventys, a product design and engineering firm that
- [Manny Schecter, Chief Patent Counsel, IBM](https://www.ipoef.org/manny-schecter-chief-patent-counsel-ibm/) - Stop the Rhetoric to Improve Public Perception Introduced to patents by his inventor father, Manny Schecter has worked with IBM since the 1980s—first as an engineer and then as an attorney, after attending law school through a program offered by the company. “I enjoyed engineering, but I didn’t enjoy it enough that I saw myself
- [Manisha A. Desai, Genetic Resources & Traditional Knowledge Committee](https://www.ipoef.org/manisha-a-desai-genetic-resources-traditional-knowledge/) - Searching for Balance between Innovation and Tradition Manisha A. Desai, Ph.D., Chair of IPO’s Genetic Resources & Traditional Knowledge (GR/TK) Committee and Assistant General Patent Counsel at Eli Lilly and Company, spends a fair amount of her professional time tackling IP policy matters. Her primary role with Lilly is to manage patent litigation in emerging
- [Sharon Prost, Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit](https://www.ipoef.org/sharon-prost-chief-judge-u-s-court-of-appeals-for-the-federal-circuit/) - All Hands on Deck and Ready for the Post-AIA Era U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) Chief Judge Sharon Prost never planned on being at the helm of the nation’s key IP court. While in college at Cornell University, her goal was to become a labor lawyer, but she didn’t initially
- [Herb Wamsley, Outgoing IPO Executive Director](https://www.ipoef.org/herb-wamsley-outgoing-ipo-executive-director/) - Lead the Battle to Educate Courts, the Public, and Congress: Become Officers of the Patent System Herb Wamsley was first inspired to enter a patent-related field by President John F. Kennedy’s call for more American scientists and engineers to help compete with Russia’s then-flourishing space program. After attending engineering school, he wanted to become a
- [Larry Welch, Eli Lilly: Helping to Harmonize](https://www.ipoef.org/larry-welch-eli-lilly-helping-to-harmonize/) - The Global Dossier and Other IP5 Projects Promise to Improve Global Patent Quality Lawrence Welch, Senior Director, Assistant General Patent Counsel at Eli Lilly and Company, has been working to create a more harmonized patent system on behalf of IPO for more than a decade. Long-focused on the goal of harmonization, IPO initially launched Mr.
- [James Wynne, Co-Inventor, Excimer Laser Surgery](https://www.ipoef.org/james-wynne-co-inventor-excimer-laser-surgery/) - How Passion, Preparation, and Patents Brought Life-Changing Technology to Market How did Flash Gordon, one “really great” physics teacher, famed tennis pro Arthur Ashe, and a leftover turkey dinner all factor into bringing us better eyesight? They each helped to lead Dr. James Wynne, Program Manager - Local Education Outreach at IBM, to his seminal
- [A Conversation with IPO President Kevin Rhodes and IPO Executive Director Mark Lauroesch](https://www.ipoef.org/an-innovator-insights-conversation-2016-president-kevin-rhodes-and-ipo-executive-director-mark-lauroesch/) - Leading IPO via Engagement, Education, and Internationalization This year marks a new era for IPO, with two new leaders at the helm. Executive Director Mark Lauroesch, who came on board in October of 2015, and President Kevin Rhodes, Chief Intellectual Property Counsel at 3M Innovative Properties Co., each have a vision for the Association that
- [Bryan Pate, Co-Founder, ElliptiGO](https://www.ipoef.org/bryan-pate-co-founder-elliptigo/) - Necessity, Ingenuity, and a Patent License: The Story of ElliptiGO At around the age of 30, San Diego native Bryan Pate, co-founder of ElliptiGO, found his body suddenly rebelling against nearly three decades of competitive sports and participation in endurance races such as Ironman and other triathlons (not to mention a stint with the U.S.
- [Barbara Fisher: Helping Girls Find Their Way Into STEM](https://www.ipoef.org/barbara-fisher-helping-girls-find-their-way-into-stem/) - Barbara Fisher, Assistant General Counsel, Intellectual Property at Lockheed Martin and a member of the IPO Board of Directors, spearheaded the formation of IPO’s Women in IP Committee and has been a longtime advocate for promoting women in STEM, both personally and professionally. Since organizing the first women’s networking luncheon at the IPO Annual Meeting
- [Gregory Carven: Inventor, KEYTRUDA®](https://www.ipoef.org/gregory-carven-inventor-keytruda/) - One Drug That Might Hold the “Key” to Multiple Cancers The 2016 IPO Education Foundation’s Inventor of the Year Award will honor six life-saving cancer immunotherapies at its Annual Foundation Awards Dinner in Washington, D.C. on 6 December 2016. One of the winners is Merck & Co. Inc.’s KEYTRUDA, which works by blocking the programmed
- [Fatih Ozluturk, Soryn IP Group](https://www.ipoef.org/fatih-ozluturk-soryn-ip-group/) - From 2G to Selfies: The Man Inside Your Smartphone If you’re holding a cell phone, chances are one of Fatih Ozluturk’s patented inventions is in it. Now the Managing Principal at Soryn IP Group, Mr. Ozluturk previously worked at InterDigital, where he became the lead inventor on some of the most fundamental wireless technology patents
- [Mircea Tudor: Founder, Tudor Scan Tech](https://www.ipoef.org/mircea-tudor-founder-tudor-scan-tech/) - Securing the Friendly Skies A plane carrying hundreds of passengers crashes into the Mediterranean Sea, most likely due to an undetected bomb placed on board. An unsecured scrap of metal falls from an aircraft’s body and later causes a Concorde jet to catch fire and crash. These are real-life scenarios that Mircea Tudor’s award-winning scanning

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- [Why Didn't I Think of That? Contest](https://www.ipoef.org/innovation-contest-board/)
- [Inspiration Award](https://www.ipoef.org/inspiration-award/)
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/iponmymind-2/sanvi-keskar/) - Intellectual Property Education Is Empowerment Sanvi Keskar Grade 7, Ohio “My favorite subject in school is math, but inventing, I do 24/7. Inventing is my favorite thing to do,” exclaims Sanvi, a seventh-grade student from Delaware, Ohio. “In math, there’s a right answer and a wrong answer, but with inventing, there is more creativity, so
- [Meet the Coaches](https://www.ipoef.org/coaches/) - Louis Foreman, CEO, Enventys Louis is a prolific inventor and expert around intellectual property, open innovation and entreprenuership. He has created 9 successful start-ups and is an inventor of 10 registered US patents, and his team is responsible for the development and monetization of 700+ more. Elizabeth Scallon, Director of Incubation Enablement, HP
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/iponmymind-2/damian-earley/) - Intellectual Property Education Is Empowerment Damian Earley 12th Grade, Ohio “The whole experience felt very surreal,” says Damian Earley. “I would never have imagined getting a patent – I didn’t even fully know what a patent was when I started inventing. I just knew that I wanted to invent.” Damian has accomplished what most adults
- [What is a Patent?](https://www.ipoef.org/what_is_a_patent/)
- [IP Patch](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-patch-2/) - Host an IP Patch Event! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1i5aPUSGKo&feature=youtu.be The IP Patch familiarizes students with invention and intellectual property and encourages them to enter STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) careers. Earning the patch is easy. You can download the toolkit to plan an IP Patch event of your own, or go straight to the curriculum, follow the activities,
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/iponmymind-2/mj-kievman/) - Intellectual Property Education Is Empowerment MJ Kievman “Just being able to stick with it for so long has given me the education in the areas I need,” says MJ Kievman about her journey through the STEM and intellectual property (IP) worlds. MJ Kievman is the Founder and CEO of Meter Health, a biotech company that
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/iponmymind-2/roxanne-moore/) - Intellectual Property Education Is Empowerment Roxanne Moore, Ph.D. Georgia Tech “I’m going to take you skiing for the first time. I’m going to go ahead and take you to the double-black diamond slope, a super steep hill and we’re going to look down. That’s a guaranteed way that you’ll never want to go skiing again,”
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/iponmymind-2/marc-vanzyl/) - Intellectual Property Education Is Empowerment Marc 12th Grade, Georgia “My biggest passion has always been to make something really meaningful,” says Marc van Zyl. Born in South Africa to a family who is passionate about engineering, van Zyl is currently a high school senior living in Atlanta, Georgia. For van Zyl, much of the meaning
- [Stroke of Genius®](https://www.ipoef.org/podcast/)
- [Partnerships and Resources](https://www.ipoef.org/resources-old/)
- [Resources](https://www.ipoef.org/resources-01/) - Below you will find helpful resources to help learn more about the important of intellectual property!
- [World IP Day](https://www.ipoef.org/world-ip-day/)
- [Past Inventor of the Year Award Winners](https://www.ipoef.org/past-ioy-winners/) - 2006-current 2005 - Stuart B. Rosenblum, Sundeep Dugar, Duane A. Burnett, John W. Clader, and Brian A. McKittrick - Schering-Plough Corporation - for their development of Zetia® (ezetimibe) cholesterol medication. 2004 - James R. Weber and Scott A. Leman - Caterpillar Inc. - for their development of an air and fuel supply system designed to
- [Sponsor Spotlight - Cantor Colburn](https://www.ipoef.org/sponsor-spotlight-cantor-colburn/) - Cantor Colburn, a leading full-service intellectual property law firm, is proud of its rich and multi-layered partnership with IPO and IPO Education Foundation. As active participants in the many opportunities IPO provides to engage with and enhance the IP legal landscape, we specifically want to recognize and salute IPO for its leadership in advancing and
- [Behind the I.D.E.A. - Webinar Series](https://www.ipoef.org/behindtheidea/)
- [Native American Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/native-american-innovation-webinar/) - Behind the IDEA Webinar Series November 9, 5-6pm ET Speakers: Tara Astigarraga, IBM Corp. Tara Astigarraga is a Senior Technical Staff Member (STSM) and Lead Architect for Cloud Pak Storage Test at IBM. She is an IBM Master Inventor with 75+ patents issued. Tara joined IBM in 2001 and spent the first 10+ years of
- [October Innovation and IP Virtual Event](https://www.ipoef.org/innovation-and-ip-virtual-event-october/) - About IPO Education Foundation is pleased to host a three-part virtual, interactive event October 12, 12-2pm ET to introduce graduate students and postdoctoral scholars from underrepresented communities to careers in STEM and innovation featuring speakers from Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP, IBM, InterDigital, Medtronic, Micron, and University of Pennsylvania. Students will also have the
- [From Idea to Reality, the Invention Process](https://www.ipoef.org/from-idea-to-reality-the-invention-process/) - From Idea to Reality, the Invention Process December 8, time TBD Fireside chat hosted by Louis Foreman, Enventys Partners, and member of the IPO and IPO Education Foundation Boards of Directors. Louis will talk with Inventor, Entrepreneur, and CEO Danya Sherman. She will discuss the process of coming up with an idea, funding it, going
- [Ten Concrete Ways IP Firms Can Support Diversity](https://www.ipoef.org/ten-concrete-ways-ip-firms-can-support-diversity/) - Ten Concrete Ways IP Firms Can Support Diversity From Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner, P.A. Certainly, there are no easy answers for how to increase diversity in the intellectual property field. No one firm has this challenging issue completely solved. Yet as we’ve pursued this goal, ten approaches have become apparent that can help to increase
- [Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month](https://www.ipoef.org/celebration-hispanic-heritage-month/) - October 5, 5-6pm ET Highlighting Hispanic professionals who will share how their culture has impacted their career in innovation, STEM, or IP. Speakers: Victor Garcia, Senior Director, Global Real Estate and Facility Services, NVIDIA Victor joined NVIDIA in 2017 and is responsible for Santa Clara Site Operations and Services as well as the 44 offices
- [Thank You Event Registration](https://www.ipoef.org/event-thank-you/) - Thank you for registering for the Awards Celebration. We will be in touch with additional information including log in instructions. Please email us at foundation@ipo.org for any questions.
- [Innovation and IP Virtual Event](https://www.ipoef.org/innovation-and-ip-virtual-event/) - About IPO Education Foundation is pleased to host a three-part virtual, interactive event June 15, 12-2pm ET to introduce graduate students and postdoctoral scholars from underrepresented communities to careers in STEM and innovation featuring speakers from Corning Inc, General Electric, Micron, Pfizer, and Shell Oil Company. Students will also have the opportunity to learn about
- [What is Copyright?](https://www.ipoef.org/what-is-copyright/) - August 9, 2021 | 5:00pm-6:00pm ET Learn how to be a good copyright steward by first learning the fundamentals. From books and music to art and social media - join us to learn how copyright impacts your everyday life Speakers: Amy Lang, Corning Inc. Amy Lang is an IP attorney at Corning Incorporated, where she
- [Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month](https://www.ipoef.org/asian-and-pacific-islander-heritage-month/) - May 13 | 5:00-6:00pm ET Speakers: Swati Mohan, Guidance and Control Engineer, NASA Dr. Swati Mohan joined NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory first in 2004, after completing her B.S from Cornell University in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering. After working as a systems engineer on Cassini during Saturn Orbit Insertion and Huygens Probe release, she returned to
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/careers-in-stem/) - Careers in STEM - All the Possibilities February 24, 2021 | 5:00pm-6:00pm ET Interested in pursuing a career in STEM but not sure about your options? Join Christopher Williams, Serena Farquharson-Torres, and Eldora Ellison to talk about their journeys into STEM careers as well as tips for students to be successful. Moderator: Leanthony Edwards,
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/herstory-invention/) - Herstory of Invention March 9, 2021 | 5:00-6:00pm ET Join us for a conversation with three prolific inventors who have more than 800 patents among them! They will talk about their journeys, obstacles they faced in their careers, and their views on the importance of diversity in innovation. Moderator: Sandra Nowak, 3M Innovative Properties Co.
- [](https://www.ipoef.org/what-is-ip-feb/) - What is IP? February 2, 2021 | 5:00-6:00pm ET Learn about intellectual property through the first hand experience of former NFL player and entrepreneur Shawn Springs, founder of Windpact; and IP expert, Richard Watkins, Senior Legal Counsel at Medtronic. Speakers: Shawn Springs, Former NFL Player and Founder of WindPact On a mission to build the
- [Sponsor Spotlight: Finnegan](https://www.ipoef.org/sponsor-spotlight-finnegan/) - By Mareesa Frederick, Finnegan's Diversity and Inclusion Partner-in-Charge At Finnegan, we believe that a successful Diversity, Equity & Inclusion program must encompass recruitment, training, and mentoring/sponsorship programs. One of the ways we are measuring success across these efforts includes hands-on opportunities to interact directly with clients and opportunities to influence decision-making within the firm. Approximately
- [Distinguished IP Professional](https://www.ipoef.org/distinguished-ip-professional/)
- [20th Anniversary and Awards Celebration Registration](https://www.ipoef.org/ipoefturns20_registration/) - Registration is currently closed. For questions, please email foundation@ipo.org.
- [Patrons and Sponsors](https://www.ipoef.org/donors-2/)
- [Sponsor Spotlight - Scully Scott Murphy & Presser PC](https://www.ipoef.org/ssmp/) - SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT Learn more about a supporter of IPO Education Foundation and the Premiere Gold Sponsor of the 20th Anniversary and Awards Celebration. Scully, Scott, Murphy & Presser, P.C. (SSMP) was founded in 1973 in Garden City, New York and is a true full-service, intellectual property firm. For over 47 years, Scully Scott has focused
- [Sponsor Spotlight - Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner, P.A.](https://www.ipoef.org/slwip/) - SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT Learn more about a supporter of IPO Education Foundation and the Premiere Platinum Sponsor of the 20th Anniversary and Awards Celebration. To Increase Diversity in IP, Education is an Internal and External Matter Education is a vital aspect of increasing diversity in IP, and this education must take place both within IP organizations
- [What is a Trade Secret?](https://www.ipoef.org/what_is_a_tradesecret/)
- [What is a Copyright?](https://www.ipoef.org/what_is_copyright/)
- [What is a Trademark?](https://www.ipoef.org/what_is_a_trademark/)
- [What is a Design Patent?](https://www.ipoef.org/design_patent/)
- [Innovator Spotlight](https://www.ipoef.org/innovator-insights/)
- [Event Registration](https://www.ipoef.org/event-registration/)
- [Curriculum](https://www.ipoef.org/curriculum/)
- [We're Working](https://www.ipoef.org/6119-2/)
- [Stroke of Genius](https://ipoef.org/podcast/) - NOW AVAILABLE ON APPLE PODCASTS Brought to you by IPO Education Foundation and produced by At Will Media. Join us as we explore every day inventions and discover how they came to be. Each journey dives into the stories behind the inventions -- from personal struggles, to unexpected “aha” moments, to the creative determination of
- [COPY What is IP? DRAFT](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-video-contest-rules-2/)
- [IP Videos DRAFT](https://www.ipoef.org/winners-2/)
- [Employer Matching Program](https://www.ipoef.org/match/) - DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT TO IPO EDUCATION FOUNDATION Did you know that many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will double, or even triple charitable contributions made by their employees? By completing a simple request (online or paper) you may be able to increase your impact on IPO Education Foundation. Contributions of any amount help expand
- [IP Video Contest Rules](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-video-contest-rules/)
- [IP Video Contest Winner](https://www.ipoef.org/winners/)
- [IP Video Contest Tips](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-video-contest-tips/)
- [IP Video Contest](https://www.ipoef.org/contest-overview/)
- [IP Video Contest Enter](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-video-contest-enter/) - IP Video Contest Entry Form Before completing the below form, please be sure to download, complete, and upload the Assignment of Copyright and Talent Release Forms. If you have any questions about the application or questions, please email foundation@ipo.org.
- [2018 IP Video Contest Vote](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-ip-video-contest-vote/) - Should you experience difficulties verifying your email address below, please access voting through the link here. View Survey
- [IP Patch Request Form](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-patch-request-form/)
- [2018 Finalist - Zachary Frost](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-zachary-frost/) - My video is about an enthusiastic inventor named Doug who learns about the patent system to stop his treacherous neighbor from stealing his ideas.  Share Zachary's Video: Vote for Zachary's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Sophi Schneider](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-sophi-schneider/) - Entering to win a donation for Phildan Memorial Education Center - Kenya "IP: Our Learning Toolbox" explores the importance of intellectual property (IP) and its impact on our lives. Focusing on the role of IP in education, the film highlights how IP enables education to occur and, also, how education supports the creation of new
- [2018 Finalist - Simon Rivera](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-simon-rivera/) - Video Camera Phone Invention  Share Simon's Video: Vote for Simon's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Roger Michel](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-roger-michel/) - A brief look into the relationship between inventor and invention. Share Roger's Video: Vote for Roger's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Rhys Kroehler](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-rhys-kroehler/) - This short film is an attempt to show a world without some patented items that we take for granted every day.  Share Rhys's Video: Vote for Rhys's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Kate Koontz](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-kate-koontz/) - Patenting good ideas can help your descendants. Share Kate's Video: Vote for Kate's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Kali Bailey](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-kali-bailey/) - When his song is stolen, Adam enlists the power of Copyright to protect his intellectual property.  Share Kali's Video: Vote for Kali's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Jared Smith](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-jared-smith/) - Are you tired of your ideas getting stolen? There's a better way. Introducing the patent! Share Jared's Video: Vote for Jared's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Gregory Accetta](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-gregory-accetta/) - As the technology grows in the ever evolving tattoo world, so does the tech behind it. In this video we get a glimpse into the world of a tattoo artist and his newest invention; the cordless tattoo machine which is currently patent pending.  Share Greg's Video: Vote for Greg's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Eric Grigoryan](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-eric-grigoryan/) - The older brother and younger sister are drawing a picture. As they are drawing the older brother realizes he like his younger sister's picture better, so he begins copying her drawing on the other side of his paper. After the younger sister leaves to go to the bathroom, the older brother realizes her picture was
- [2018 Finalist - Elias Ritter](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-elias-ritter/) - An enthusiastic yet uninformed inventor struggles to protect his ideas from theft until a strange someone gives him just what he needs...  Share Elias's Video: Vote for Elias's Video!
- [2018 Finalist - Danielle DuPuis](https://www.ipoef.org/2018-finalist-danielle-dupuis/) - Entering to win a donation for National Park Foundation Five year old Riley ponders how inventions and patents relate to her life, interests, and her passion of being a Junior Park Ranger. Inventions are everywhere. Not only do they improve our lives, but the connect us and bring us together.  Share Danielle's Video: Vote
- [Vote for Your Favorite Video!](https://www.ipoef.org/ip-video-contest/vote/) - View Survey
- [Donate Testing](https://www.ipoef.org/donate-testing/)
- [IPO Education Foundation Board of Directors](https://www.ipoef.org/ipo-education-foundation-board-of-directors/) - Louis Foreman Enventys President Manny Schecter IBM Corp. Treasurer Members Marc S. Adler Marc Adler, LLC Amelia Buharin Intellectual Ventures Management, LLC Robert DeBerardine Johnson & Johnson Bart Eppenauer Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. Harry J. Gwinnell Greenblum & Bernstein, PLC Henry Hadad Bristol-Myers Squibb Company David J. Kappos Cravath, Swaine
- [Innovator Insights-demo](https://www.ipoef.org/innovator-insights-demo/)
- [IP Video Contest](http://www.ipvideocontest.com) - LInk
- [Coming Soon](https://www.ipoef.org/coming-soon/)
- [For Educators](https://www.ipoef.org/for-educators/)
- [test gravity](https://www.ipoef.org/test-gravity/)
- [Past Distinguished IP Professional Award Winners-old](https://www.ipoef.org/past-distinguished-ip-professional-award-winners-old/) - 2015 Mr. Herbert C. Wamsley Former Executive Director, Intellectual Property Owners Association View the tribute video! 2014 Hon. Richard Linn Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit View the tribute video! 2013 Douglas B. Henderson Founding Partner (retired), Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP View the tribute video! 2012 Hon. James F. Holderman
- [Spirit of Innovation Challenge](https://www.ipoef.org/spirit-of-innovation-challenge/) - IPO Education Foundation Announces the Spirit of Innovation Challenge Grant Intellectual Property Owners Education Foundation is partnering with the Conrad Foundation’s Spirit of Innovation Challenge by awarding a finalist team with a grant to offset the cost of obtaining a patent. The competition challenges high school students to use science, technology, engineering and math skills to
- [Past Winners of the Spirit of Innovation Challenge Patent Grant](https://www.ipoef.org/past-winners-of-the-spirit-of-innovation-challenge-patent-grant/) - 2014 Congratulations to grant winner TEAM WaSOR! Creators of the SOS-Pad, a super-absorbent and reusable oil sponge for ocean oil spill remediation. WenTao Zhang, Jordan Cho & Kaleb Kang of Chapel Hill, NC To learn more about this talented team and their invention visit their team page. 2013 Congratulations to grant winner TEAM XAVIER FALCONS! Creators of the adaptive leading edge
- [Past PTO Days](https://www.ipoef.org/past-pto-days/) - If you have any questions about the conferences below, please contact Meetings@ipo.org. 2015 - Website 2014 - Website 2012 - Final Program 2011- Brochure 2010- Brochure 2009- Brochure 2008- Brochure 2007- Brochure 2006- Brochure 2005- Brochure

## Members

- [Elise Selinger – Caterpillar Inc.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/elise-selinger-caterpillar/)
- [Jeremiah Chan – Meta Platforms, Inc.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/jeremiah-chan-meta-platforms-inc/)
- [Nicole Bradley – Johnson & Johnson](https://www.ipoef.org/member/nicole-bradley-johnson-johnson/)
- [Scott Barker - Micron Technology, Inc.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/scott-barker-micron-technology-inc/)
- [Erika Arner - Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/member/erika-arner-finnegan-henderson-farabow-garrett-dunner-llp/)
- [Peter Mattei - Tenneco LLC](https://www.ipoef.org/member/peter-mattei-tenneco-inc/)
- [Alex Long - GE Aerospace](https://www.ipoef.org/member/alex-long-ge-aero/)
- [Tyrome Brown - Dolby Laboratories](https://www.ipoef.org/member/brown/)
- [Raymond Farrell - Carter, DeLuca & Farrell LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/member/farrell/)
- [Robert Giles - Qualcomm Incorporated](https://www.ipoef.org/member/giles/)
- [Phyllis Turner-Brim - HP Inc.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/phyllis-turner-brim/)
- [Elaine Spector - Harrity & Harrity, LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/member/spector/)
- [Henry Hadad - Bristol Myers Squibb Company](https://www.ipoef.org/member/tom-john/)
- [Andrei Iancu - Sullivan & Cromwell LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/member/andrei-iancu-sullivan-cromwell-llp/)
- [Manny Schecter - IBM Corp. (retired)](https://www.ipoef.org/member/manny-schecter-ibm-corp/)
- [Dena Ehrich - 3M Innovative Properties Co.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/dena-ehrich-3m-innovative-properties-co/)
- [Mercedes Meyer - Banner & Witcoff, Ltd.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/mercedes-meyer/)
- [Hon. Kathleen O'Malley - US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (retired)](https://www.ipoef.org/member/omalley/)
- [Ruben Muñoz - Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/member/ruben-munoz-akin-gump-strauss-hauer-feld-llp/)
- [David Kappos - Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/member/david-kappos-cravath-swaine-moore-llp/)
- [Darryl Frickey - Dow Chemical Co.](https://www.ipoef.org/member/darryl-frickey-dow-chemical-co/)
- [Louis Foreman - Enventys](https://www.ipoef.org/member/louis-foreman-enventys-2/)

## Events

- [June Board Meeting](https://www.ipoef.org/event/june-board-meeting/) - Virtual Board Meeting
- [September Board Meeting](https://www.ipoef.org/event/september-board-meeting/) - Hybrid Board Meeting, Boston, MA
- [IPO Annual Meeting](https://www.ipoef.org/event/ipo-annual-meeting/) - September 10-12, Boston, MA
- [IPOwners Spring Summit](https://www.ipoef.org/event/ipowners-spring-summit/) - March 16-17, Washington, DC
- [January Board Meeting](https://www.ipoef.org/event/january-board-meeting/) - Virtual Board Meeting
- [March Board Meeting](https://www.ipoef.org/event/march-board-meeting/) - Hybrid Board Meeting (Washington, DC)
- [2023 World IP Day](https://www.ipoef.org/event/2023-world-ip-day/) - Women and IP: accelerating innovation and creativity

## Past Distinguished IP Professional

- [Honorable Sue L. Robinson, Chief Judge of the U.S. District of Delaware](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/sue-robinson/)
- [Herbert Wamsley - Executive Director, IPO](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/herb-wamsley/)
- [Hon. Alan Lourie: Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/hon-alan-lourie-circuit-judge-u-s-court-of-appeals-for-the-federal-circuit/)
- [Hon. Pauline Newman: Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/hon-pauline-newman-circuit-judge-u-s-court-of-appeals-for-the-federal-circuit/)
- [Hon. Paul Michel: Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/hon-paul-michel-chief-judge-u-s-court-of-appeals-for-the-federal-circuit/)
- [David Kappos: Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the USPTO](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/david-kappos-under-secretary-of-commerce-for-intellectual-property-and-director-of-the-uspto/)
- [Hon. James Holderman: Chief Judge, U.S. District Court, N. District of Illinois](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/james-holderman/)
- [Seth Waxman: Partner, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/tim-smith-founder-tudor-scan-tech/)
- [Hon. Richard Linn: Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/mircea-tudor-founder-tudor-scan-tech-4/)
- [Douglas Henderson: Founding Partner; Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP](https://www.ipoef.org/past_distinguished/doug-henderson/)

## Video Contest Winner

- [Shinja H., CA](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/shinja/)
- [Sanvi K., OH](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/sanvi/)
- [Taylor R., CA](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/taylor-r/)
- [Christopher and Nicholas K., CA](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/christopher-nicholas/)
- [Audrey L., CT](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/audrey/)
- [Tarun B., OH](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/tarun/)
- [Charlotte F. and Wyatt N., CA](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/charlotte-wyatt/)
- [Anant A., CA](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/anant/)
- [Ava Elizabeth B., OH](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/ava-elizabeth/)
- [Brad Kendrick](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/brad_kendrick/)
- [Darren Penuliar](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/darren-penuliar/)
- [Daniel Cha](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/daniel-cha/)
- [Adam Koch](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/adam_koch/)
- [Danielle DuPuis](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/danielle-dupuis/)
- [Simon Rivera](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/simon-rivera/)
- [Rhys Kroehler](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/rhys-kroehler/)
- [Catherine Tomasello](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/catherine-tomasello/)
- [Danielle Lupo](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/3372/)
- [OnJonet Williams](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/onjonet-williams/)
- [Stephen Boyd](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/stephen-boyd/)
- [Tyler Short](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/tyler-short/)
- [Simeon Boyle](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/simeon-boyle/)
- [Malik Shabazz](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/malik-shabazz/)
- [Tara Burchmore](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/tara-burchmore/)
- [Maya Varma](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/maya-varma/)
- [Matthew Kim](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/matthew-kim/)
- [Reggie Schickel](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/reggie-schickel/)
- [Jason Girouard](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/jason-girouard/)
- [Lewie Kloster](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/lewie-kloster/)
- [Sam Marlott](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/sam-marlott/)
- [Alexis Salcedo](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/alexis-salcedo/)
- [Justin Arwood](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/justin-arwood/)
- [Stu Sufrin](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/stu-sufrin/)
- [Samantha Burns](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/samantha-burns/)
- [Mackenzie Karnstein](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/mackenzie-karnstein/)
- [Kieran Arora](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/kieran-arora/)
- [Christian Surtz](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/christian-surtz/)
- [Noah Kloster](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/noah-kloster/)
- [Natalie DiMundo](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/natalie-dimundo/)
- [Simon Lundquist](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/simon-lundquist/)
- [Paul Grayson](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/paul-grayson/)
- [David Hamilton](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/david-hamilton/)
- [Kevin Beal](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/kevin-beal/)
- [John Caporaletti](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/john-caporaletti/)
- [Mia Lazar](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/mia-lazar/)
- [Hannah Wang](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/ashton-cofer-2/)
- [Monica Cheung](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/monica-cheung/)
- [Ashton Cofer](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/ashton-cofer/)
- [Isaac Smith](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/christina-rodriguez/)
- [Jaime Urdaneta](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/jaime-urdaneta/)
- [Kris Hristov](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/kris-hristov/)
- [Anissa King](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/anissa-king/)
- [Will Cuculis](https://www.ipoef.org/video_contest_winner/3081/)

## Curriculum

- [Undergraduate](https://www.ipoef.org/curriculum/curriculum-4/) - A more in depth 60 minute lesson on intellectual property intended for college students ages 18 and up.
- [High School - 60 min](https://www.ipoef.org/curriculum/curriculum-3/) - A more in-depth 60 minute lesson on intellectual property intended for high school students ages 15 – 18.
- [High School - 30 Min](https://www.ipoef.org/curriculum/curriculum-2/) - A 30 minute lesson on intellectual property intended for high school students ages 15 – 18.
- [Middle School](https://www.ipoef.org/curriculum/curriculum-1/) - A 30 minute lesson on intellectual property intended for middle school students ages 13 – 15.

## Podcasts

- [](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/season-1-is-here/) - Brought to you by IPO Education Foundation and produced by At Will Media. Join us as we explore every day inventions and discover how they came to be. Each journey dives into the stories behind the inventions — from personal struggles, to unexpected “aha” moments, to the creative determination of individual inventors. These innovations all around us wouldn’t
- [Season 4 Trailer is Here!](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/season-4-trailer-is-here/) - Get a sneak peak into Stroke of Genius® Season 4 by listening to the trailer! This season shares some of the most important stories in IP today, not just about the rules of patents, trademarks, and copyrights, but about the role IP has played in shaping our world and how our world has shaped IP.
- [S2 Episode 8 - Dean Kamen](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-8-dean-kamen/) - In the season 2 finale of Stroke of Genius, we are joined by world renowned inventor and entrepreneur, Dean Kamen. Dean is best known for his invention of the Segway Human Transporter, although he holds hundreds of patents for inventions that have revolutionized the medical field. Join us in a masterclass on inventing, patenting, and altruism
- [S2 Episode 2 - Kenton Lee](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-2-kenton-lee/) - In this episode, we'll meet Kenton Lee, founder of Because International and creator of The Shoe That Grows™. We'll learn about how a trip to Nairobi, Kenya transformed an average man from Idaho into an inventor whose product has improved the lives of kids all over the world. Mr. Lee was recently recognized by the
- [S2 Episode 3 - Temple Grandin](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-3-temple-grandin/) - Join IPO Education Foundation and host, Andrea Madho, to learn about Temple Grandin, the world-renowned autism advocate, inventor, professor of animal science, and bestselling author. Dr. Grandin shares childhood stories about her unique method of learning as a child on the autism spectrum as well as the importance of hands-on education. We'll go out in
- [S2 Episode 7 - Anna Stork](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-7-anna-stork/) - Join us as we speak with Anna Stork, co-inventor of LuminAID, the world’s first solar-powered inflatable light developed to provide disaster relief aid after the Haiti earthquake in 2010. Hear how two college friends crowdfunded the development and manufacturing of the technology and had the opportunity to pitch their invention for funding on Shark Tank.
- [S2 Episode 4 - Radia Perlman](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-4-radia-perlman/) - Have you ever wondered how the internet came to be? Join us this week as we speak to the "Mother of the Internet", Dr. Radia Perlman, and find out about her invention spanning tree protocol, a system that allowed computers to communicate with each other, a significant contribution to the internet we know today. It
- [S5 E5 - A South Korean Boy Band & IP Powerhouse](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e5/) - Season 5 Episode 5 When pursuing a career as a singer, songwriter, or musician, intellectual property probably isn’t always the first thing most people think of. But as you’ll hear on this episode of Stroke of Genius, there’s a good reason one of the biggest bands on the planet has a surprisingly comprehensive intellectual property
- [S2 Episode 6 - Manu Prakash](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-6-manu-prakash/) - Join IPO Education Foundation and Dr. Manu Prakash as we explore curiosity-driven science. Dr. Prakash is a Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University who strives to create opportunities for limited resource communities all over the globe. His invention the Foldscope, an origami microscope, costs just $1.75 and allows people all over the world to explore
- [S2 Episode 5 - Mandy Haberman](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-5-mandy-haberman/) - Join us in this episode, as we explore how a personal challenge as a new mother inspired Mandy Haberman to become an inventor, how she made bold moves to grab industry attention, and what happened when Mandy had to protect her intellectual property in court. Listen Now!
- [S5 E8 - Reading, Writing, and... Intellectual Property?](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e8-reading-writing-and-intellectual-property/) - Reading, Writing, and... Intellectual Property? The case for starting IP education early Whether they realize it or not, the kids and teenagers of today live in an unprecedented age of IP. They’re surrounded by trademarked logos, copyrighted songs and characters, and patented products that they can’t live without. More young people are also creating content
- [S5 E7 - When Beloved Characters Go Bad](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e7/) - Season 5 Episode 7 When Beloved Characters Go Bad Navigating the intersection of copyright and public domain When readers were introduced to Winnie-the-Pooh in 1926, he was a pure, innocent literary character. But in the years since, something has changed that has allowed the cuddly creature to be portrayed in a new film as… a
- [S5 E6 - The Healing Power of Patents](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e6-the-healing-power-of-patents/) - Season 5 Episode 6 The Healing Power of Patents Diseases like AIDS were once seen as a death sentence. Now, due to strides made in the pharmaceutical industry, this is not the case. The advancement of AIDS treatment, in addition to other medications, would not be possible without the vital protections of intellectual property rights.
- [S5 E4 - Battling Bias in Artificial Intelligence](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e4-battling-bias-in-artificial-intelligence/) - Season 5 Episode 4 Battling Bias in Artificial Intelligence How IP can play a part in the push for more ethical AI Would you believe that the reason you lost out on a job opportunity or bank loan was because of a biased algorithm or artificial intelligence? Despite the great promise of AI and machine
- [S5 E3 - Inspiration versus Appropriation](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e3-inspiration-versus-appropriation/) - Season 5 Episode 3 Inspiration versus Appropriation How the intellectual property system can protect artists On this episode of Stroke of Genius, mixed-media artist from Montreal, Canada, shares her unfortunate experience of discovering her own work being sold online without her permission. Ishita Banerjee, aka SoulCurryArt, says she was never taught about intellectual property in
- [S5 E2 - How IP Can Help Save the Planet](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e2/) - Season 5 Episode 2 - How IP Can Help Save the Planet The role of intellectual property protection in developing sustainable technology On this episode of Stroke of Genius, host Raha Francis sits down with the Intellectual Property Owners Education Foundation’s recently announced Inventor of the Year, Luke Haverhals, the CEO of Natural Fiber Welding.
- [S5 E1 – Swimming with Sharks](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s5-e1-swimming-with-sharks/) - Season 5 Episode 1 Swimming with Sharks Why do the Sharks on Shark Tank ask about patents? For entrepreneurs and inventors, it’s the holy grail of reality TV appearances: landing a spot on Shark Tank®. But whether you are planning to make a pitch to a Shark or to any other potential investor -- the
- [Season 5 Trailer is Available](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/season-5-trailer-is-available/) - Season 5 Trailer Now Available In Season 5 of Stroke of Genius®, we’ll explore some of the common myths and misconceptions surrounding intellectual property (IP) protection. We’ll also provide a greater understanding of the impact of IP to under-served communities. With help from entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, technologists, lawyers, and other industry leaders, Stroke of Genius
- [S4 E9 - Diversifying the Future of Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e9-diversifying-the-future-of-innovation/) - Season 4 Episode 9 Many of the problems we face for the future will be solved using machine learning and artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence has the capability of personalizing our daily technological experience like filtering out spam in our email accounts or allowing our phones to recognize our faces and voices. It will help us
- [S4 E8 - Herstory of Invention](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e8-herstory-of-invention/) - Season 4 Episode 8 Women have been inventing to solve problems that they face for years. But despite the fact that women make up roughly 50% of the country's population, only 12% of recognized innovators in the United States are women. There are several reasons for this, and now people are increasingly talking about how
- [S4 E7 - Emerging Entrepreneurs](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e7-emerging-entrepreneurs/) - Season 4 Episode 7 Perhaps one of the biggest changes to daily life over the past year has affected the world’s youngest citizens. As schools went virtual, sports and extracurriculars were cancelled, and time with friends was off-limits, kids spent the past year trying to find ways to entertain themselves. In this episode, we’ll hear
- [S4 E6 - Illuminating Overlooked Inventors](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e6-illuminating-overlooked-inventors/) - S4 E6 Illuminating Overlooked Inventors Too many times throughout history, the genius of Black innovators has been overlooked because of discrimination. In this episode, we will meet a journalist and a biologist who are helping to dismantle stereotypes about who can have a career in STEM. They are resurrecting the stories of women and people
- [S4 E5 - Trademarking Vulgarity](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e5-trademarking-vulgarity/) - S4 E5 - Trademarking Vulgarity In 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a case in which no one dared utter the word at the heart of the dispute. Before that, Simon Tam registered his band name and made a memorial impact on trademark law. In this episode, we’ll explore disputes like these
- [S4 E3 - Activism, Art, and IP](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e3-activism-art-and-ip/) - S4 E3 Activism, Art, and IP There were dozens of breathtaking protest art pieces that appeared during the George Floyd protests. But visual art, especially protest art, is precarious. What happens if a building owner wants to get rid of a piece of protest art that is on his property? What happens when intellectual property
- [S4 E4 - Vaccination Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e4-vaccination-innovation/) - S4 E4 - Vaccination Innovation In 2021, “vaccine” is one of the most frequently used words throughout the country. But there’s a lot we can learn from past American vaccines too. In this episode, we’ll get into the stories of two very important vaccines, including the first one ever invented. This episode is sponsored by:
- [S4 E2 - Ideas of All Origins: Immigration and Innovation](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e2-ideas-of-all-origins-immigration-and-innovation/) - S4E2 Ideas of All Origins: Immigration and Innovation Some of America’s most beloved inventions were created by immigrants. But as a nation, our attitude towards immigrants has gone through many phases. Listen as we explore how the mass migration restrictions in the 1920's affected intellectual property, and how one immigrant’s garage startup turned success is
- [S4 E1 - Food for Our Future](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s4-e1-food-for-our-future/) - S4E1 Food for Our Future Scientists predict that we’ll reach 9 billion people on the planet by 2050. The question for thirty years from now is… how will we feed everyone? Plant biologists are working hard to invent faster plants before we get there. Meanwhile, food deserts today have only been broadened by COVID-19. Listen
- [S3 E9 - Can You Keep A (Trade)Secret](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e9-can-you-keep-a-tradesecret/) - S3 E9 Can You Keep A (Trade)Secret? Some of the best kept trade secrets are in the food and beverage industry... Kentucky Fried Chicken and Bush's Baked Beans will never tell! But an even more mysterious recipe is guarded by two monks deep in the forest of the French countryside. Join us for the final
- [S3 E10 - Fortnite Dance Moves Gone Viral](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e10-fortnite-dance-moves-gone-viral/) - S3 E10 Fortnite Dance Moves Gone Viral Season three of Stroke of Genius was such a hit we needed one more episode! In this bonus episode, we learn more about copyright. The video game Fortnite has swept the globe with its unique offerings, especially its sensational dance moves. The video game earns hundreds of millions of dollars
- [S3 E1 - Patents in Pandemic](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e1-patents-in-pandemic/) - STROKE OF GENIUS™ PODCAST PREMIERES SEASON 3 WITH EPISODE ON COVID-19 IPO Education Foundation is pleased to announce episode one of the Stroke of Genius podcast, Patents in Pandemic, is available today. A different episode ​was planned to launch this season; however, the current state of the world demands we address the most pressing issues today ​through the lens of
- [S3 E3 - The Wizarding World of Copyright](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e3-the-wizarding-world-of-copyright/) - NEW EPISODE ON THE STROKE OF GENIUS™ PODCAST: THE WIZARDING WORLD OF COPYRIGHT Copyright can be a magical world full of twists and turns. In this episode of Stroke of Genius titled “The Wizarding World of Copyright”, we learn about the famous monkey selfie as well as how a Harry Potter aficionado was able to publish his lexicon
- [S3 E4 - Secure in Your Thoughts](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e4-secure-in-your-thoughts/) - EPISODE 4 - SECURE IN YOUR THOUGHTS We've come a long way from floppy discs and dial-up internet. Now, we're using fingerprints and facial recognition as passcodes. Some are going a step further and exploring ways to use brain patterns as a way to unlock devices. IBM inventor, Dr. Qicheng Li, tells us what
- [S3 E5 - Bringing Books to Life Through Technology](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3e5/) - S3 E5 BRINGING BOOKS TO LIFE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY In this episode of Stroke of Genius™, learn about the creativity and inspiration of two inventors as they bring books to life. Inventors Matt & Melissa Hammersley started their careers writing patents and drawing patent designs and through an unexpected “aha” moment, their creative determination led them
- [S3 E6 - Trademark School Spirit](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e6/) - S3 E6 CAN YOU TRADEMARK A COLOR? This season of the Stroke of Genius™ podcast explores the most pressing questions, fascinating stories, and often-overlooked marvels that make up the world of intellectual property. This week, with an episode titled “Trademark School Spirit” learn about whether you can trademark a color. Follow one university’s story and
- [S3 E7 - Climbing Towards a Cure For Cancer](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e7/) - CLIMBING TOWARDS A CURE FOR CANCER 2018 Nobel Prize Winner Tasuku Honjo established an entirely new principle for cancer therapy. Follow his journey as he worked to unlock a new discovery, using an individual's own immune system to fight one of humanity’s greatest health challenges. LISTEN NOW! A special thank you to our episode sponsor
- [S3 E8 - The Right to Invent](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e8/) - S3 E8 The Right to Invent Dr. Lisa Cook had a hunch that although African Americans were “free to invent,” the threat of violence that inventors in this community faced had a direct impact on their ability to engage in the free flow of ideas. Her research on patents filed by African Americans led her
- [Season 2 Trailer Available!](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/season-2-launches-june-10/) - Season 2 of Stroke of Genius launches June 10th! Join IPO Education Foundation and host, Andrea Madho, as we take a look into the lives of some of the most influential inventors of our time such as Temple Grandin, Dean Kamen, and Lisa DeLuca. We'll learn about their struggles, their triumphs, and what it takes
- [S2 Episode 1 - Lisa Seacat Deluca](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s2-episode-1-lisa-seacat-deluca/) - Lisa Seacat DeLuca - Master Inventor at IBM Join us as we get to know a Master Inventor at IBM, Lisa DeLuca. Lisa holds over 400 patents for her various inventions across the tech world. We'll hear what it's like to invent for a huge organization like IBM, get advice on patenting your own invention, and learn about some of the incredible
- [Season 3 Trailer is Here!](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/season-3-trailer-is-here/) - LISTEN TO SEASON 3 TRAILER NOW Stroke of Genius™ Season 3 explores the most pressing questions, fascinating stories, and often-overlooked marvels that make up the world of intellectual property one episode at a time. From famous copyright cases to the unheard stories behind impactful inventions, each episode transports us to a different place within the
- [S3 E2 - Trashing the Plastic Problem](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/s3-e2-trashing-the-plastic-problem/) - IPO EDUCATION FOUNDATION PRESENTS SEASON 3 EPISODE 2 - TRASHING THE PLASTIC PROBLEM Unlike other kinds of waste, not all plastics can be recycled and often end up in landfills or in the ocean. In this episode of Stroke of Genius, hear how one field trip to a recycling center sent students Miranda Wang and
- [Meet Our Host!](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/meet-our-host/) - Meet Our Host! Andrea Madho joins Stroke of Genius in season two! She is a CEO and co-founder of a fashion technology company, as well as an inventor with patent pending technology. Her company Lab141, is a fashion technology company that provides advanced manufacturing for fashion. Before creating her start-up, she was a stockbroker on
- [S1 Episode 5 - The Super Soaker®](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/the-super-soaker/) - You’re probably familiar with the Super Soaker, but do you know the man behind one of the world’s most popular toys? In this episode, we’ll explore the life of Dr. Lonnie Johnson, a nuclear and mechanical engineer, who worked on NASA space missions, energy projects for the Air Force… and just happened to also create
- [S1 Episode 1 - Sliced Bread](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/sliced-bread/) - Join our guests Paula Johnson, Dr. Jonathan Rees, Michael Ruhlman, and Robin Liss as we explore inventions at the intersection of food and convenience from sliced bread to refrigeration and a new invention that might solve the conflict between convenience and healthy living. Listen Now!
- [S1 Episode 2 - Eye Surgery](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/eye-surgery/) - Take a trip through the history of eye surgery with Dr. Gary Wortz, Dr. Janus Adams, and Dr. Jim Wynne. We’ll learn about a cultural pioneer, an unexpected breakthrough for LASIK, and dive into cutting edge technology for modern eye surgery! Listen Now!
- [S1 Episode 3 - Advanced Prosthetics](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/advanced-prosthetics/) - We’ll examine inventions that are transforming disabilities into extra-abilities. We’ll hear the harrowing tale that led to one mountain climber’s career as a prolific inventor, explore the relationship between science and design, and learn how advanced prosthetic devices could change music forever. Thank you to our guests Elliot Weintrob, Paola Antonelli, and Dr. Gil Weinberg.
- [S1 Episode 4 - Driverless Cars/LiDAR](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/driverless-cars/) - Meet the IPO Education Foundation’s Inventor of the Year David Hall. He’ll share his experience through a grueling race in the desert and how it birthed the autonomous vehicle movement. Then take a forward look into the future of Mr. Hall’s manufacturing plant and learn how the land surveying industry found an unexpected use for
- [S1 Episode 6 – Haptics ](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/episode-6-haptics/) - In this episode, we examine the innovative world of haptics: technologies which utilize our sense of touch. We’ll hear how a college professor is adding new life to touch screens, how one young engineer is changing Virtual Reality, and how inventors can use foundational patents to their strategic advantage. Thanks to our guests Dr. David Parisi,
- [S1 Episode 7 – Cancer Immunotherapy/CAR T Cells](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/episode-7-cancer-immunotherapy-car-t-cells/) - What if scientists could harness the power of a patient’s own immune system to fight cancer? This episode explores CAR T Cell therapy, a groundbreaking approach to cancer treatment that re-engineers immune cells to recognize and combat cancer cells. We’ll speak with: Dr. Carl June, a pioneer in the field who developed the treatment in
- [S1 Episode 8 – Patent Pending](https://www.ipoef.org/podcasts/episode-8-patent-pending/) - The final episode of season 1 features three entrepreneurial inventors in different stages of the patent process. Join us to learn about TheraV™, a wearable device that offers amputees drug-free pain management, KnoNap™, a tool to combat sexual assault, and finally, Agri-Tech Producers, LLC, a cost effective approach to clean up the environment. Each inventor shares how they hope

## IP Champion Winners

- [Senator Chris Coons(D-DE)](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/senator-chris-coonsd-de/)
- [Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC)](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/senator-thom-tillisr-nc/)
- [Irwin M. Jacobs, Founding Chairman & CEO Emeritus, Qualcomm](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/irwin-m-jacobs-founding-chairman-ceo-emeritus-qualcomm/)
- [Dr. Gary Michelson, Michelson Institute for Intellectual Property ](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/dr-gary-michelson-michelson-institute-for-intellectual-property/)
- [Lisa Cook, Michigan State University](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/lisa-cook-michigan-state-university/)
- [Joe Kiani Founder, Chairman, & CEO Masimo](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/joe-kiani-founder-chairman-ceo-masimo/)
- [Andrei Iancu, Director USPTO](https://www.ipoef.org/ip_champion/andrei-iancu-director-uspto/)

## Inspiration Award Winners

- [Terrica Carrington, VP, Legal Policy and Copyright Counsel, Copyright Alliance](https://www.ipoef.org/inspiration_award/terrica-carrington-vp-legal-policy-and-copyright-counsel-copyright-alliance/)

## Newsletter

- [2025 Newsletter: October-December](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2025-newsletter-october-december/) - IPO Education Foundation’s 2025 Awards Celebration IPO Education Foundation held its annual Awards Celebration on December 16 at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC, emceed by IPOEF President Henry Hadad (Bristol Myers Squibb Company) and IPOEF board member Erika Arner (Finnegan). The annual event honors accomplishments in the fields of IP, innovation, and creativity. Thank you to
- [2025 Newsletter: July-September](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2025-newsletter-july-september/) - IPOEF President Henry Hadad Encourages Support to Advance IP Education At this year’s IPO Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA, IPO Education Foundation President Henry Hadad (Bristol Myers Squibb Co.) delivered a powerful message about the impact of IPOEF’s work and the importance of member support in fueling it. IPOEF is on a mission to
- [2025 Newsletter: April-June](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2025-newsletter-april-june/) - Introducing IP Buddy: Your Resource for Intellectual Property Basics IPOEF launched an exciting new free resource for creators, aspiring innovators, or those who are simply curious about IP and innovation. IP Buddy is a first-of-its-kind AI-powered digital assistant designed to make understanding intellectual property more approachable, engaging, and fun. Whether you're participating in a STEM
- [2025 Newsletter: January-March](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/q12025/) - Message from IPO Education Foundation President, Henry Hadad As we embark on another exciting year, I want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to everyone who engaged with us in so many meaningful ways – whether you shared our stories, used our educational resources, or contributed to our organization. Your involvement is
- [2024 Newsletter: October-December](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/q42024/) - IPO Education Foundation's 2024 Awards Celebration IPO Education Foundation held its 2024 Awards Celebration on December 12 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. The annual event honors accomplishments in the fields of IP, innovation, and creativity. Over 350 attendees from all over the world gathered to celebrate the honorees and promote the value of the IP
- [2024 Newsletter: July-September](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/q32024/) - IPOEF President Shares Foundation Accomplishments at IPO Annual Meeting IPO Education Foundation President Henry Hadad (Bristol Myers Squibb Company) spoke to IPO Annual Meeting attendees during the Opening Session on September 22 in Chicago, IL. He spoke about IPOEF’s outreach activities and partnerships to reach students grades 6-12 about the value of intellectual property. The
- [2023 Newsletter: July-September](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/q32023/) - Franklin Pierce Students Attend IPO Annual Meeting During the IPO Annual Meeting opening session, Foundation Officer Buck de Wolf, General Electric, shared about the activities of the Foundation including a new pilot mentor program with University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce. The Foundation invited the five students as well as Dean Megan Carpenter and Assistant
- [2022 Newsletter: April-June](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2022-april-june/) - Sponsor the Stroke of Genius® Podcast Become a season 5 sponsor of the Stroke of Genius® podcast! This season, available late summer, identifies misconceptions surrounding IP to promote a great understanding of what IP means for business, and for under-served communities. We will be tackling questions about how patents incentivize investment in R&D, the right
- [2021 Newsletter: January-March](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2021-january-march/) - MESSAGE FROM JESSICA LANDACRE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR We are excited to kick off 2021 with programming for our new strategic priority: to promote innovation and creation by, within, and for underrepresented communities. IPO Education Foundation will continue to share ways in which you can get involved through this newsletter and the IPO Daily News™. Join us
- [2021 Newsletter: April-June](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2021-april-june/) - Message from Executive Director, Jessica Landacre The Foundation is proud to share the educational programing made possible by our strategic partnerships. New programs like the Behind the IDEA webinar series and a virtual Innovation and IP event for college students have allowed the Foundation to reach a broader and more diverse audience to promote innovation
- [2021 Newsletter: July-September](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2021-july-september/) - Join IPO Education Foundation for the Annual Fundraising Event December 7-9 IPO Education Foundation will host its annual Awards Celebration and fundraising event December 7-9. The Awards Celebration will take place virtually and will include an education track for IP professionals and one for students. The program is designed to address the challenges unique to
- [2021 Newsletter: October-December](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2021-october-december/) - Message from IPOEF President, Manny Schecter As my presidency at the IPO Education Foundation comes to an end, I urge the IP community to continue to support this great organization. The organization’s mission (promoting an understanding and respect of intellectual property and its value to society, including innovation and creation by, within, and for underrepresented
- [2022 Newsletter: July-September](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2022-july-september/) - Season 5 is Now Available New episodes of the Stroke of Genius® podcast are now available! Listen and subscribe to the podcast on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or any major podcast platform. This season features entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, inventors, lawyers, and other industry leaders to get to the heart of what intellectual property protection means to
- [2022 Newsletter: October-December](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2022-october-december/) - 2022 Awards Celebration On December 7, IPO Education Foundation held its Annual Awards Celebration at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, emceed by President Robert DeBerardine (Johnson & Johnson). The format was new this year to provide guests with greater opportunities to network. The event kicked off with a welcome reception followed by the
- [2023 Newsletter: April-June](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2023-april-june/) - New Invention Competition Seeking Sponsors to Support Student Inventors IPO Education Foundation is seeking sponsors to support the mission of educating the public about the value of IP through programs like “Why Didn’t I Think of That?”. A new invention competition, “Why Didn’t I Think of That?” provides student inventors an opportunity to learn about
- [2023 Newsletter: October-December](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2023-october-december/) - IPO Education Foundation Board Adopts New Strategic Plan The IPO Education Foundation Board adopted a new strategic plan at the December 6 board meeting. Activities in 2024-2026 will ELEVATE awareness of and appreciation for IP as an economic driver and EDUCATE next generations about IP as an economic driver. IPO Education Foundation will continue to
- [2022 Newsletter: January-March](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2022-january-march/) - Message from IPOEF President, Robert DeBerardine IPO Education Foundation strongly believes in its mission of teaching how IP plays an important role in encouraging and protecting innovation and creating new products and economic opportunities that benefit all of society. Over the past few years IPOEF has been pivoting its focus to reach those people and
- [2023 Newsletter: January-March](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2023-january-march/) - Message from IPOEF President, Robert DeBerardine We are happy to share with you that IPOEF’s 2023 has started with excitement, energy and IP erudition. First, we welcomed the addition of a future IP learner in Kristen Lurye’s son Nikolai. Kristen and family are doing well and Kristen, Foundation Deputy Executive Director, is ready to return
- [2020 Newsletter: January-March](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2020-january-march/) - IPO and IPO Education Foundation have taken prudent steps to ensure that services for our members and donors will continue uninterrupted amid social distancing measures being implemented across the country to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Activities such as the IP Patch event and USA Science and Engineering Festival have been postponed. We will
- [2024 Newsletter: April-June](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/q22024/) - Bring IP Education to Your Community with IPOEF’s New Toolkit IPO Education Foundation challenges YOU to celebrate National Science Week (August 10-18) by teaching intellectual property in your community! Use the new “IP Education for Next Gen Innovators (Grades 6-12)” toolkit to connect with local schools or coordinate with your company or firm to host
- [2020 Newsletter: July-September](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2020-july-september/) - Become a Sponsor of the IPO Education Foundation 20th Anniversary & Awards Celebration With the help of generous donors, over the past 20 years IPO Foundation has provided scholarships, free curriculum, and events to educate about the importance of IP. We have created a virtual program to celebrate on December 8-10 that will feature TED
- [2020 Newsletter: October-December](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2020-october-december/) - New Strategic Initiative to Prioritize Innovation and Creation By, Within, and For Underrepresented Communities IPO Education Foundation has adopted a new strategic mission that prioritizes IP education in underrepresented communities. The strategic framework linked here provides information about IPO Education Foundation’s new goals. In order to be successful and accomplish the mission, the Foundation is
- [2024 Newsletter: January-March](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/q12024/) - IPO Education Foundation Adopts New Strategic Plan IPO Education Foundation is kicking off the year with exciting news! The IPOEF Board of Directors elected 2024-2025 leadership to include: President Henry Hadad (Bristol Myers Squibb Co.), Vice President Scott Barker (Micron Technology, Inc.), and Treasurer Anjanette Lecher (Corning Inc.). The Foundation Officers will be leading the
- [2020 Newsletter: April-June](https://www.ipoef.org/newsletter/2020-april-june/) - STROKE OF GENIUS™ SEASON 3 IPO Education Foundation launched Season 3 of the Stroke of Genius podcast in June. This season delves into fascinating stories and often-overlooked marvels from the world of intellectual property, one episode at a time. Learn about how we invent our way out of the world’s largest problems, whether you can

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