New on Campus: Drexel's Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships
A long-vacant corner in West Philadelphia is the home to Drexel University's new Dana and David Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships.
Reading's Smartz Studios launches its first cultural education app
Reading's Smartz Studios has released its first app to teach young children about Colombian culture.
Bethlehem's CDG Environmental cleaning up with water purification
After emerging from bankruptcy in 2009, CDG Environmental, a Bethlehem-based maker of water purification and disinfectant processes, is growing again in markets ranging from municipal water systems to food handling.
Sniffling and sneezing? Erie's Direct Allergy promotes curative treatment
Erie's Direct Allergy offers turnkey, third-party allergen immunotherapy services so that family doctors and primary care physicians can provide this specialty care.
New PA-based trade group advancing "the Business of 3D Printing"
A new Downingtown-based trade group, the 3D Printing Alliance, is promoting ways this $2 billion market can drive business in Pennsylvania.
Lehigh Valley Angel Investors seek to support more startups
The Lehigh Valley Angel Investors network (LVAI) is seeking new partners in order to expand its portfolio and allow for greater investment in the region.
BFTP/SEP issues request for proposals to commercialize alternative and clean energy technologies
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP) is seeking investment proposals for alternative and clean energy technologies.
Penn State life science researchers now eligible for QED proof-of-concept funding
The University City Science Center�s successful QED proof-of-concept program has an important new academic partner: Penn State University.
Software test puts Greenville medical team into Kenyan operating room
?A young Kenyan woman is fast regaining use of her hands after successful April surgery, the first long-distance test of Distance Expert Surgical software, developed at Greenville Neuromodulation Center.
State College's LignoLink wins federal dollars to develop improved feedstock
LignoLink, a State College startup and Penn State spinoff, has won a $750,000 Phase II Small Business Innovation Grant from the National Science Foundation.