Computer Mouse Turns 64 on 9 December
The computer mouse was first demonstrated by Douglas Engelbart, chief engineer at the Stanford Research Institute, in San Francisco at the Fall Joint Computer Conference on 9 December 1968.
The computer mouse was first demonstrated by Douglas Engelbart, chief engineer at the Stanford Research Institute, in San Francisco at the Fall Joint Computer Conference on 9 December 1968.
Tree beekeeping - collecting honey from wild bees in hollowed-out trees and logs - originated in Polesie in Belarus more than 1,000 years ago.
In 1885, a patent for a seatbelt was first granted in the USA.
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On 18 April 2022, the first geographical indication SCOTCH WHISKY was registered in Belarus after the new version of the Law on Geographical Indications (hereinafter – the Law) came into force.
Svetlana Koroliova, Belarusian Patent Attorney, Eurasian Patent Attorney and Director of LEXPATENT LLC, and Darya Lando, PhD in Law, Head of Legal Department at LEXPATENT LLC, were invited by the National Center of Intellectual Property to speak at the workshop “Developing a Network of Technology and Innovation Support Centers in Belarus. The Significance of Geographical…
The Forum "Intellectual Property in Belarus. NCIP - 30th anniversary", held on 27-28 April 2022, Minsk, Belarus, proved to be a significant event for professionals in the field of intellectual property and was organised by the National Centre of Intellectual Property with the support of the World Intellectual Property Organisation, the Eurasian Patent Organisation and the State Committee on Science and Technology of the Republic of Belarus.
During World War II willing to contribute to the US army, Hedy Lamarr invented and described a safe way of transmitting signals to be used by radio-controlled torpedoes.
The exhibition was first held by the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation (JIII) in Tokyo in 2004.