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The history of invention reveals that the most important inventions were derived from experiments by which their authors contributed to the discovery of previously unknown natural phenomena. So the question arises as to whether those inventors were also scientists? Inventology explains the principles that lead to innovative products with a high degree of invenftiveness. At this level, there is some interweaving between the invention and the discovery. Since discoveries belong under the category of science, it can be concluded that, for example, Nikola Tesla, although he did not write scientific papers, he did earn his scientific contributions in the field of electrical engineering and mechanical engineering, contained in his main inventions, and he did deserve to be ranked as one of the most eminent world scientists.

Inventive level as a basis for the assessment of scientific contribution of inventors