HIDDEN INVENTORS
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For hundreds of years, European inventors have created new products, services and business models, improving the way people around the world live and work. The #HiddenInventors campaign aims to celebrate European inventors - past, present and future—putting the spotlight on inventors few of us have heard of, but whose inventions we all know and use.
Give our great inventors the recognition they deserve and help us inspire the next generation to shape the future of Europe. Join our celebration of the Hidden Inventors!
#HiddenInventors: How can the EU promote inventiveness in youth?
Join us for the 2nd Live Conversation on "How can the EU promote inventiveness in youth?", with Member of the European Parliament, Maria da Graça Carvalho and President of the European Patent Office, António Campinos #HiddenInventors
Past Webinars
#HiddenInventors: How can the EU promote inventiveness in youth?
#HiddenInventors: How can the EU promote inventiveness in youth?
#HiddenInventors: In Conversation with Elvira Fortunato
#HiddenInventors: In Conversation with Sophie Wilson
Which European Inventor Are You?
Take a first leap into the exciting world of the Hidden Inventors and discover which type of inventor you are most like. Are you more of a creative type like Albert Einstein, or an acrobat to solve the most complex enigmas like Alan Turing?
Take our quiz to find out and share your results on social media!
Billboards Winning Ideas
In 2021 we visited schools and presented the Hidden Inventors campaign to over 600 teenagers from all over Europe. Over 150 of them participated in a competition sending their billboards ideas to celebrate inventors. The best 5 billboards have been printed and placed all around Brussels to raise awareness with The European Parliament and the The European Commission Policy Makers on the importance of inventors and inventiveness.
Here there are our winners!
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ThinkYoung is the first think tank focusing on young people. It was founded in 2009 in Brussels and has expanded to Geneva, Hong Kong and Nairobi. It is a not-for-profit organisation, with the aim of making the world a better place for young people, by involving them in decision making processes and by providing decision makers with high-quality research on key issues affecting young people.
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