Inventors HOF

From the lab to nearly every vehicle on the road, Chemlok® Rubber-to-Metal Adhesive System significantly shaped the rubber industry. Meet its developer and 2026 Inductee, Donald Alstadt. #NIHF2026

A member of the Class of 2026, Feng Zhang joins the Hall of Fame in recognition of his transformative work advancing human health through engineered CRISPR-Cas genome-editing systems. Learn more about this new Inductee! ow.ly/YHxs50YrigZ #NIHF2026

Introducing 2026 Inductee Maurus Logan, whose refusal to accept the traditional way of doing something was always best, led to the creation of a revolutionary invention: Ty-Rap® cable ties. #Innovation #NIHF2026

While getting ready for a party, 2026 Inductee @SaraBlakely identified a missing piece in women’s apparel. What began as an idea in 1998 led to an industry-disrupting solution that revolutionized shapewear and created the iconic @Spanx brand! bit.ly/40ogbvw #NIHF2026

2026 Inductees Louis Argenta & Michael Morykwas revolutionized wound care with Vacuum Assisted Closure® (V.A.C.®). Used to treat millions with traumatic injuries worldwide, it’s one of the most important advances in wound treatment in the past 50 years. bit.ly/4anuZAE

We are honored to introduce 2026 Inductee Frank S. Greene Jr., a pioneering electrical engineer, inventor and entrepreneur who developed high-speed memory systems for computers and was also committed to mentoring the next generation of leaders. #Technology #Innovation

Meet #NIHF2026 Inductee Gebisa Ejeta, whose groundbreaking work helped farmers increase sorghum grain production by developing drought- & disease-resistant hybrids, boosting crop yields & helping feed millions of people across Africa & around the world. bit.ly/4kfRkmP

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 Inductees! Discover more about these world-changing inventors and the remarkable achievements that have earned them this well-deserved honor. bit.ly/4rpHCkh #HOF #Induction

From the very first Inductee to the 671st who will be added this May, each new Class of Inductees adds more chapters to the story of American innovation. We are excited to announce the 15 remarkable individuals who make up the Class of 2026! #NIHF2026

We are getting close to unveiling the Class of 2026 Inductees! This remarkable group has made a lasting impact across a wide range of fields, such as communications, medical devices, transportation, textiles and more. #Announcement

We are kicking off the new year with excitement as we gear up to reveal who will join the ranks of world-changing Inductees as part of our Class of 2026! Find out later this month. #HOF #ClassOf2026

On this last day of 2025, we’re inspired to step into the new year with this reminder: “No matter how difficult the path, if you love what you do, you’ll find a way.” Here’s to resilience, passion and innovation in 2026! #HappyNewYear bit.ly/3qXuTpO

As 2025 comes to a close, we invite you to join us in remembering the Hall of Fame Inductees we lost this year. We will continue to honor their lives & their legacies to inspire more creators, innovators & entrepreneurs for generations to come. bit.ly/4rY3e8f #InMemoriam

On this day in 1976, Inductee Howard Head received a patent for a wider tennis racket made of aluminum that made shot making easier. Prince released it the same year, and by 1980 more than 700,000 players were using it. #OnThisDay #Tennis #SportsInnovation

Along with a new year comes a new class of Inductees. Before we announce our Class of 2026 in January, take a look back at the amazing individuals honored this year! bit.ly/40FwFjZ #Induction #LookBack

Thank you to everyone who supports the National Inventors Hall of Fame®, from sharing the stories of our 600+ Inductees & nominating future Hall of Famers. We couldn’t do this without you. We’re grateful for you & excited for the year ahead! #ThankYou #ThankYouNoteDay #Gratitude

From outdoor winter fun to the joy of gift giving, we’re highlighting 6 Inductees whose inventions help make the holiday season truly magical. Check out who made the list! bit.ly/3oRXz2w #Holidays #Innovation

The developer of one of the world’s most versatile, efficient and widely used lasers, Inductee Kumar Patel is also known for pioneering new innovations and supporting others’ work. Discover the inspiring life and achievements of this visionary innovator. bit.ly/48UJhXc

Before flat-screens, the cathode-ray tube lit up the world. 📺 Did you know Inductee Vladimir Zworykin developed the kinescope, a type of cathode-ray tube that helped pave the way for TV by turning electronic signals into moving images? #TV #Television bit.ly/44XcnnO

From tinkering with a car jack at age 4 to inventing a groundbreaking laser in his 30s and carving wood at the age of 87, Inductee Kumar Patel has always been curious. Discover his incredible journey in this new video in partnership with the @USPTO. youtu.be/adS5uXphiVk