In the News

Read about LMIT's Cambridge engagement in the MIT Office of Government and Community Relations' MIT in Cambridge Impact Report.

Three Latino Student Inventors Celebrated by U.S. Secretary of Education and White House Initiative for Hispanics in Honor of Hispanic Heritage Month

Former InvenTeam member, Katie Avila Pinedo's invention journey is featured in an article by the USPTO!

Lemelson-MIT is proud to announce that their award-winning documentary, Pathways to Invention, is now streaming on the PBS app! Click for more details!

Congratulations to the Richland Two Institute of Innovation InvenTeam on receiving Patent 11,695,368 for their 

"Modular Power Supply Apparatuses and Methods for Using Same...

Congratulations to the 2019 InvenTeam Rolling Robots for being granted a U.S. Patent for their invention of a system and device to improve sleep quality. This is the 15th...

Inspired by father's Parkinson disease, Arlington senior invents mobility aid

As appeared in WickedLocal.com, May 4, 2022

Juan Rafael Lenger-Caballero, 17, first met LMIT...

The LMIT InvenTeam from Ridgewood High School, Ridgewood, New Jersey, has published the article, Invention as a Complement to High School Chemistry in the Journal of Chemical...

Look for our new IvE stamp of approval!

The latest InvenTeams' community interactions documented in news interviews, blog entries, video updates, and social media mentions. 

Shriya Srinivasan, the 2020 “Cure it!” Lemelson-MIT Student Prize graduate winner, has been named to MIT Technology Review’s prestigious annual list of Innovators Under 35. 

MIT professors Michael Cima and Fiona Murray describe the meaningful – often lifesaving – impact of invention in this Op-Ed in CommonWealth Magazine.

2021 Lemelson-MIT Prize winner Hilary Johnson awarded a J-WAFS fellowship for her water solution.

2018 Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam educator Phil Arnold from Frederick County Career and Technology Center in Maryland was named The Washington Post's 2021 Teacher of the Year.