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It was 1977, and Hinda Miller, Lisa Lindahl and Polly Smith were doubled over with raucous laughter. They say their very clothing was in jeopardy.

The Inspiring Story Behind One Of The 20th Century’s Least-Appreciated Innovations—The Sports Bra.

With some canvas, leather, shelac and black paint, inventor Edward Bullard helped America usher in a new era of workplace safety.

A Winnipegger who created the automatic tourniquet system -- now used in surgeries all over the world -- is being inducted into the U.S.-based National Inventors Hall of Fame.

The path that led Dana Bookbinder to buy a tuxedo because he had so many awards to accept at black-tie galas, such as his induction in May into the National Inventors Hall of Fame, started at the sidewalk in front of his grandparents’ house on Homer Street in Providence.

The National Inventors Hall of Fame announced its newest class of inductees, including a three-woman team credited with creating the sports bra.

Every year since its founding in 1973, the NIHF welcomes a new group of brainy hotshots to join its ranks. This year's inductees were announced at CES in Las Vegas.

A student team from the University of Washington (UW) won the Graduate Runner-Up award at the Collegiate Inventors Competition

Allisa Song, a second-year medical student at Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine, and her teammates will head to Virginia this month as graduate finalists in the 2019 Collegiate Inventors Competition.