Chindōgu is the Japanese practice of inventing things that are not exactly useful but neither are they useless; they’re more ...

They built it, I fixed it. In this video, I take on wild, weird, and not-so-functional inventions from other creators and make them work—better, smarter, and way cooler. No offense… but yeah, they ...

“Despite the tremendous successes of our system, those who want to return us to the pre Bayh-Dole era claim that the government is ‘derisking’ inventions it helps to create, giving developers an ...

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Ryan Abbott is professor of law and health sciences at the School of Law, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK, and adjunct assistant professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine, ...