Nine healthcare startups 'Dream' big in Philadelphia
Nine healthcare startups are poised for growth on the heels of the DreamIt Health Philadelphia 2014 accelerator program, which draws to a close this week.
Nine healthcare startups are poised for growth on the heels of the DreamIt Health Philadelphia 2014 accelerator program, which draws to a close this week.
Workforce Quarterly is a new free publication that promises to shine a bright light on the Pittsburgh region's workforce.
Bethlehem's Map Decisions, a Ben Franklin Venture Idol contestant, builds platforms to streamline the process of mapping, managing and analyzing infrastructure assets.
Chevron has launched the $20 million Appalachia Partnership Initiative to address the skills gap in filling energy-related jobs.
Kristan Wheaton, a Mercyhurst University professor, has developed 'Quickstarter,' a tool to identify and help potential entrepreneurs conceive a successful crowdfunding campaign.
Chambersburg-based Global Data Consultants has acquired LAM Systems of Mechanicsburg, one of Pennsylvania's largest original equipment manufacturer of custom computer systems and a source of hardware, software and peripherals.
Lewisburg's Medtrics Lab has built software to assist with physician accreditation.
CSX Corporation is planning its Pittsburgh Intermodal Rail Terminal which will provide Western Pennsylvania companies with a direct freight rail link to the Midwest and beyond.
The University City Science Center has won a $1 million federal grant that will enable it to offer a new turnkey accelerator for the launch and growth of new companies.
Technical Vision of Pipersville collaborated with other PA partners to launch its innovative low-vision mobility-aid product.