The GW Master of Patent Practice is a unique new degree at GW that combines the study of law, engineering, patent processes, research, writing, and advocacy to create professionals who will meet the needs of today's exploding patent market. This blog is a space to track new trends in the law, share ideas, and contriubte to the GW Patent Community.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Does Art Define Innovation or Vice Versa?
In a unique collaboration between innovation and art, the USPTO recently announced a new partnership with the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building in Washington, D.C. The space will house an "Innovation Pavilion" when it reopens in 2014, to highlight the vital role that patents play in supporting innovation. The exhibit will also showcase educational programs and serve as a forum for public discussions. Additionally, on June 20-22, 2013, the USPTO will further collaborate with the Smithsonian to host an Innovation Expo at USPTO headquarters in Alexandria, VA.
Labels:
art,
innovation,
museum,
Smithsonian,
USPTO
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