A look at several great women in science — and why so many of them, and their contributions, have been forgotten.

Beulah Louise Henry was just nine years old when she came up with her first invention in 1896, a device that allowed a man to ...

Nature is weird, if you haven't noticed. Waxwing birds get drunk on fermented fruit, there are sharks that lay eggs which look like corkscrews, and Brazil has a tree so huge it looks like a lush, ...

Explore 25 Everyday Items That Changed The World, from the light bulb to the smartphone. Uncover the profound impact these ...

Nikola Tesla once said he cared less about stolen ideas and more about people lacking their own. His famous quote reveals a deeper philosophy about creativity, originality, and why true innovation ...

Whatever we do, wherever we go, we can be like Joshua who declared, “as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord” ...

EverWonder Children’s Museum, 11 Mile Hill Road, hosted its third annual Invention Convention on Wednesday, March 4. Overall, 16 young inventors took the eight-week challenge to identify a problem ...

The Inspired Home Show helps brands showcase their products, network with buyers and tastemakers, and share the latest housewares trends and innovations. My favorite area of the show is the Inventors ...

Most of you will say bubble wrap. Some will call it stress relief. But if you asked the two engineers who invented it in 1957 ...

Liz Gray, of West Union, became an inventor at 11 years old, when she created the “flipomatic” music stand. The invention allowed her to use her feet on music stand pedals to turn the pages as she ...

It's really women innovators who have created the idea of a dishwasher, fridge, coffee filter, juicer, and toaster we use in our kitchens.

Alexander Graham Bell (18471922) was a Scottish-born inventor, scientist and educator, and the most notable contribution he made was the development of the earliest practical telephone in 1876. His ...