Deadline to Submit Nominations for the 2010 National Medal of Technology and Innovation is March 31
The USPTO is seeking nominations for the 2010 National Medal of Technology and Innovation. The medal is presented each year by the President of the United States and is this country’s highest award for technological achievement.
The Medal is awarded annually to individuals, teams (up to four individuals), companies or divisions of companies for their outstanding contributions to America’s economic, environmental and social well-being. By highlighting the national importance of technological innovation, the Medal also seeks to inspire future generations of Americans to prepare for and pursue technical careers to keep America at the forefront of global technology and economic leadership.
The USPTO administers the medal program on behalf of the Secretary of Commerce. Detailed information about the requirements for submission of a nomination as well as a nomination form can be downloaded from the USPTO's Web site. All completed nominations must be submitted to the USPTO by 5 p.m. (ET), March 31, 2010.
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