Inventing and naming America:  Place and Place Names in Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita by Monica Manolescu-Oancea

“…In the afterword to Lolita, Nabokov claimed that in this book he had to invent both Lolita and America after having invented Europe in his previous fiction. …”
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L’etat et les communautes : comment inventer un empire? by François-Xavier Guerra

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Tin Louis-Georges,L’Invention de la culture hétérosexuelle by Gwenola Ricordeau

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The process for individuating TRIZ Inventive Principles: deterministic, stochastic or domain-oriented? by Yuri Borgianni, Lorenzo Fiorineschi, Francesco Saverio Frillici, Federico Rotini

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Inventive activities of the Palladin Institute of Biochemistry of NAS of Ukraine in 1925-1990 by V. M. Danilova, R. P. Vynogradova, S. V. Komisarenko

“…A brief historical essay with analysis of inventive activity of the Palladin Institute of Biochemistry and achievements of its researchers in the period of 1925-1990 is presented in the paper. …”
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Essential barriers in development and exploitation of innovation and inventions in the engineering and technical fields by P. Niromand, Akbar Faraji Armaki, Bita Salehpour, Mahboubeh Ranjbar, Aboalghasem Delkhosh Kasmaei

Subjects: “…engineering education innovation development of innovation and inventions creativity…”
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Early “reduction to practice” of the CRISPR–Cas9 invention in eukaryotic cells by Guillermo Aquino-Jarquin

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Les inventions de la musique au Moyen Âge, conclusions by Daniel Russo

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Brazilian green patents: behavior of inventions that receive the highest number of citations by Adriana Stefani Cativelli, Jorge Mañana Rodriguez, Maria Luisa Lascurain Sanchez

“…The literature recognizes the number of forward citations as one of the most important indicators for discovering an invention’s value. This claim is tested in a research population consisting of the set of Brazilian green patents registered in the Global Patent Index database. …”
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BULGARIAN PASSPORTS, MACEDONIAN IDENTITY THE INVENTION OF EU CITIZENSHIP IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA by Vasiliki Neofotistos

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The Muda Maé Cemetery at Longarone. Reconstruction: between memory, suffering, and invention by Andrea Valvason

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Anita Jarczok, Writing an Icon: Celebrity Culture and the Invention of Anaïs Nin by Wayne E. Arnold

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Critical Thinking Development of Primary School Pupils by Means of Inventive Problems by Iryna Gavrysh, Svitlana Dotsenko

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Bacon et la méthode : la libération de l’invention by Luc Peterschmitt

Subjects: “…invention…”
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Rufus Porter’s Curious World: Art and Invention in America, 1815–1860 by Diana Jocelyn Greenwold

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Re-inventing tourism areas: what form of transition in Alpine resorts? by Marc Langenbach, Christophe Clivaz, Hugues Francois

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Quadrants of invention: Individual patent applications as unutilized resource of innovative capacity by Irina Ervits

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THE SHORT HAPPY LIFE OF A GEOGRAPHY OF THE COMMONS. JAZZ AND THE INVENTION OF AFRICA by Horea POENAR

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A computational investigation of inventive spelling and the “Lesen durch Schreiben” method by Jannis Born, Nikola I. Nikolov, Anna Rosenkranz, Alfred Schabmann, Barbara Maria Schmidt

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Originality and Influence: Charles Gröll’s Role in the Invention of the Double-Action Harp by Robert Adelson

“… Sébastien Erard (1752–1831) is widely considered the father of the modern harp, in part because of his invention (c. 1786) of the forked discs that shorten the vibrating length of the strings by a semitone, but above all for his 1810 invention of the double action, a mechanical system that allows the harpist to play in all keys and which has been used on virtually all concert pedal harps for the past two centuries. …”
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