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Young Inventors Showcase
The application process for the 25th Annual Young Inventors’ Showcase is closed.
Due to the high response, we are unable to accept any more applications. Only those inventors who have applied and received confirmation E-mails from Noelle Steber will be able to participate. We want to thank all applicants for submitting their creative inventions. If you missed the deadline for this year, we invite you to keep working on your invention and apply to the 26th Annual Young Inventors’ Showcase next spring, in 2014.
The Young Inventors’ Showcase of Houston encourages the budding inventor in every child by providing a platform for children to share and celebrate their invention ideas. Throughout the year, children are invited to participate by developing a completely original invention or making improvements to an existing invention. During the city-wide 25th Annual Young Inventors' Showcase on May 18, 2013, the very best of these inventions will be showcased and judged for their ingenuity and merit. This Showcase takes place at the Children’s Museum of Houston highlighting the efforts of Houston-area children from kindergarten through eighth grade. Winners are awarded by grade level and the grand prize winner receives the services of a patent attorney to research and request a patent for the invention. Find out how to enter.
Showcase Participation: Past and Future
The Grand Prize winner receives the services of a patent attorney to research and request a patent for the invention. Each year, an intellectual property law firm agrees to donate their time and expertise to guide the winner through the process of attempting to patent their invention.




