The highlights of the final weekend include a master class and concert by the pianist Anton Kuerti, and a lecture-recital called "Inventing Bach's Inventions" by the pianist Michael Oelbaum, whose lecture-recital on Bach's "Goldberg" Variations last summer was hotly debated.
TWO-PART INVENTIONS By Lynne Sharon Schwartz.
Others were inventions by researchers: they were entirely hypothetical.
Usually Dr. Chun tests his inventions by simulation.
That's a claim activists dispute, saying the companies often rely on government-funded science and inventions by startup biotech firms.
Although de Forest was bitter over the financial exploitation of his inventions by others, he was widely honoured as the "father of radio" and the "grandfather of television".
So, inventions by the Shanghai labs of GE or Philips are not included, since Western multinationals typically file first in America or Europe.
Upton also helped Edison publicize his new inventions by writing descriptive articles for such popular magazines as Scribner's Monthly and Scientific American.
Dotted around at Turner Contemporary are hybrid taxidermal inventions by Thomas Grünfeld: a sheep-and-st-bernard cross, a penguin that tapers to an iridescent peacock's head.
Yale's response came on Feb. 28 from Jon Soderstrom, managing director of the Yale Office of Cooperative Research, which handles the licensing of inventions by Yale professors.
And though the script offers some entertaining inventions, by the end -- long before the end, actually -- you have to wonder about the point.
