PPT-Re-inventions

William Howard school Young enterprise 2015 2016 Our team our history Cohesive team consisting of 6 strong minded members Originally 1ARticulate 18 members Our mission to manufacture and provide the best quality shabby chic upcycled products to raise awareness to the . invent?. BY: . Lawson h. . Gawthrop. Why do people invent?. People who invent they do it for money, to satisfy there . curiosity, and to make . an urge to create. . . (Technological Advancements) . that changed the world . Dr. Tal Lavian. http://cs.berkeley.edu/~tlavian. tlavian@cs.berkeley.edu. UC Berkeley Engineering, CET. 1. 10….PRINTING PRESS. The printing press made it possible to possible for the mass spread of books. . ?. Beth . Drees. Team Lead, Health Sciences. Why Commercialize?. Commercialization:. Translates research findings into practical applications.. Allows public benefit from tax-supported research.. Results in new products with positive impacts on society. . Punjab State Innovation Council . . . Punjab State Innovation Council (. PSInC. ). . . Notified under the . chairmanship of CS. 25 members from Govt., . Line . Inspirations from . Nature. A/Prof . Gourab. . Sen . Gupta. Engineering Programme Director. School of Engineering and Advanced Technology (SEAT). Massey University. New Zealand. New Zealand. Biomimetics:. Inventors, Inventions &. Scientific Discoveries . Objective:. Identify how people have made contributions to science. Describe how scientific knowledge is an ongoing process. Analyze the impact of major scientific developments that have occurred in the last decade. What amazing invention can you create?. Inventions. We are going to:. c. reate our own amazing inventions. s. ell them to the rest of the group. Reviewing great inventions…. Which is the most important invention?. Reniassance. The works of Da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael inspired the renaissance way of thinking for people north of Italy. Especially in places like England, France, and Germany.. In the early 1450’s the population was beginning to recover from the plague, and the end of the 100 years’ war which both had negative impacts on the population. The Population was increasing and business was good for merchants who began to sponsor artists with their new found wealth. Homestead Act . The . Homestead Act. was passed to encourage Americans to move to the Great Plains . Gave 160 acres of free land to families (or individuals) who would live on the land for 5 years . Part 2: Useful Designs?. Lecture /slide deck produced by Saul Greenberg, University of Calgary, Canada. Images . from. : . http://. board.jokeroo.com. . . Notice: some material in this deck is used from other sources without permission. Credit to the original source is given if it is known,. 2015 NIH Regional Seminar on Program Funding and Grants Administration . May 2015. Presented By:. Ann M. Hammersla, J.D., Director & Policy Officer. Division of Extramural Inventions & Technology Resources (DEITR),. Chapter 5. Growth and change. Lesson . 3. New Inventions. 1876 – Alexander Graham Bell .  telephone. 1877 – Thomas Edison  phonograph. Could record and play back sound. 1879 – Thomas Edison  light bulb. 2017 NIH Regional Seminar on Program Funding and Grants Administration. New Orleans May 5. 2017. inventions. Presented By:. Ann M. Hammersla, J.D., Director and Scott A. Cooper, J.D., Policy Officer. By Ms. Brandon. July 2013. Who is Thomas Edison?. Famous inventor. Born in Ohio in 1847. Very curious. Loved to read and do science experiments. Home schooled. Where Did He Live?. Menlo Park New Jersey.