Taking on China Through American Innovation: Event Recap
On September 18th, the Congressional Inventions Project hosted more than 100 congressional staff and policy leaders for[…]
The Law That Led to Practical Use from Federally Funded Research
With Japanese industry challenging America’s competitiveness in the 1970s, Democratic Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana and Republican[…]
CIP Newsletter – July 2025
The July edition of the CIP Newsletter highlights the launch of the bipartisan, bicameral Congressional Inventions Caucus,[…]
Celebrating Innovation at the Congressional Inventions Project’s Summer Social
The Congressional Inventions Project (CIP) recently hosted its highly anticipated Summer Social, a vibrant gathering dedicated to[…]
Dear Colleague Letter Invites Members to Join the Inventions Caucus
A new Dear Colleague letter is circulating on Capitol Hill inviting Members of Congress to join the[…]
Rep. Kevin Kiley Recognizes World IP Day
To mark World IP Day, Rep. Kevin Kiley highlighted the launch of the new bipartisan Congressional Inventions[…]
New U.S. Chamber Report Reveals IP Boosts U.S. Economy, Drives Job Growth
A new U.S. Chamber of Commerce study, From Innovation to Employment: IP’s Role in Job Growth, reveals[…]
CSIS: Protecting Intellectual Property for National Security
The U.S. Constitution embeds intellectual property (IP) rights as a cornerstone of American innovation, granting creators and[…]
The Patent System: America’s Innovation Engine
Over the past two decades, the U.S. patent system has undergone significant changes, many of which have[…]
Stronger Patent Protection Will Bolster Economic and National Security
For too long, anti-patent policies have hampered innovation, stifled economic growth, and put the United States at[…]