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ETHICAL STANDARDS

The National Gallery for America's Young Inventors™ is the only nationally recognized HALL OF FAME FOR STUDENT INVENTORS, established in 1993 and given permission by the adult National Inventors Hall of Fame Board in Washington, D.C. to archive and
enshrine great student inventions and inventors K-12.


Ethical Standards for Invention Practices

Note: Parents, these important ethical considerations have been written to safeguard your children
from idea predators.
They are also vital in all other competitions and youth honors.


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NATIONAL GALLERY FOR AMERICA'S YOUNG INVENTORS
...preserving and archiving the achievements
of young scientists for America's future!
Congratulations to the 2011 Inductees!

** SEE SLIDESHOW OF 2011 INDUCTION HERE! **

CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE DISTINGUISHED 2011 INDUCTEES!

David Alexandre Joseph Campeau (Rochester, MN)
Grade 11, Mayo High School
Brain Computer Interface
Riley Charles Ennis (McLean, VA) Freshman at Dartmouth University, Then at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology Innovative Cancer Vaccine
Alexander Prodromos Gilbert (McLean, VA) Freshman at MIT, Then at St. Albans School Improved Contrast in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) for More Accurate Medical Diagnoses
Siddhartha Gautama Jena (Bloomfield Hills, MI) Grade 12, Bloomfield Hills School Erythrocyte Dysfunction & Amelioration in Hypercholesterolemic Conditions

Samantha Marie Marquez (Midlothian, VA) Grade 10, Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School

Listen: RADIO INTERVIEW about Samantha

Celloidosomes® The Bioengineering of Artificial Glands & Bioreactors

This elegant Induction and Benefit Event for the National Gallery for America's Young Inventors took place in Akron, Ohio on November 12, 2011.

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EXCITING NEWS!

Student Ideas for a Better America™ - Largest Invention Competition in the USA! Students PreK-College invited to join in!

Sponsored in part by Frey Scientific
A science teacher's BEST FRIEND!

STUDENT IDEAS FOR A BETTER AMERICA™ is the Nation's Largest Invention Competition for America's Students PreK through College!

NO DUE DATE... RUNS ALL YEAR!

INNOVATION KNOWS NO TIME...


Student Ideas for a Better America! The Largest Invention Competition for kids in the United States! Students PreK-College invited to join us! CALLING ALL CREATIVE STUDENTS: PreK through Grade 12 and College!
Compete for monthly prizes!

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Student Ideas for a Better America! The Largest Invention Competition for kids in the United States! Students PreK-College invited to join us!

WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO CANCUN!
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Got a great idea or a better way to do something?
YOU could be the next
Thomas Edison!

* Winning entries are NATIONAL WINNERS! *
What a RESUME-BUILDER!
What an opportunity for
SCHOLARSHIPS or the SCHOOL OF YOUR CHOICE!
You are also then eligible to apply for induction
into the National Gallery for America's Young Inventors.



EXCITING NEWS! NEW COMPETITION FOR STUDENTS GRADES 4-8!
Students Innovate for a Better America Competition

Ohio and Pittsburgh Area

Students, Teachers and Parents: Check out this new pilot invention competition!

 

Shearer

ARE YOU AMERICA'S NEXT GREAT INVENTOR?

Shearer's Foods, Inc., Just Between Friends, and The National Museum of Education are offering the first ever competition called The Shearer Perfection Student Contest to encourage students in grades 4-8 to demonstrate their creativity and ingenuity by creating an invention that incorporates the use of at least one, and as many as needed,  of the Shearer's brands of chip bags. As a pilot competition, this contest is open to entrants from the state of Ohio and from the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS EXCITING COMPETITION!


MOTOROLA ANNOUNCES: LAUNCH OF A NEW COMPETITION!
Students Innovate for a Better America Competition

The National Museum of Education thanks Motorola for the opportunity to challenge America's students!

 
EXCITING NEWS!
The 2011 Finalists have been posted!
Congratulations to these brilliant students!

Click Here to find out more!

Please check back soon for the announcement of the talented finalists!


FREE FOR TEACHERS!
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ATTENTION TEACHERS!

Free invention posters and postcards for your classroom and students (+S&H). Many other free invention resources available for download, too! Online activities for your students through our "Inventucation Central" will complete your innovation unit!
CLICK HERE for details!

INVENTUCATION CENTRAL™

Inventucation Central

Teachers, Students, Homeschool Families, Parents
and all creative and innovative problem solvers:
We invite you into our new headquarters
for student invention and education!
Click Here!


MEDIA EXPOSURE...
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Ryan Patterson is a 2002 inductee to the National Gallery. Photo by Gregg Segal. From the April 12, 2004 issue of People magazine.
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Inventor's Digest - April 2009
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CURRENT ISSUE OF INVENTUCATOR MAGAZINE
Inventucator Magazine

The National Museum of Education is pleased to announce the newest issue of The Inventucator
a new online INTERNATIONAL magazine!

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NOVEMBER 2009 ISSUE:
Featuring: Young Inventors, Artists, Authors, and Entrepreneurs!

Inventucation™, as defined by the National Museum of Education, combines both the words "invent" and "education". The theory behind the creation of this word is that all invention is the result of an innovative, creative way of learning, fusing science and critical thinking.
The Inventucator™ Magazine showcases individuals who exemplify the spirit of "inventucation" by promoting innovation through education.
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