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Teens seek invention protection
Increasingly, young researchers seek patents to defend their innovations against theft
Posted in Teaching Science, Technology & Engineering, Young Scientists
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Patent advice from teen inventors
How and when to apply for a patent
Posted in Teaching Science, Technology & Engineering, Young Scientists
Tagged Alison Dana Bick, Bright Hub, Catherine Wong, Google Scholar, invention, inventor, John Ritter, Morristown High School, Naomi Chetan Shah, Office of Technology Licensing, Patent Office, patenting, patents, Princeton, Princeton University, provisional patent, Sunset High School
Phoning in heartbeats
New device uses a smartphone to collect and email data on heart rhythms
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