Thanks to state fund, five Drexel buildings get energy retrofits
Five Drexel University buildings, encompassing more than 430,000 square feet of space, are about to get $6.6 million in retrofits to significantly cut their energy use.
Wayne's MaximTrak Technologies streamlines car buying and boosts dealer profits
Wayne's MaximTrak uses technology to support auto dealerships.
Lewisburg's Brighton Training Group provides food and nutrition e-learning for teachers
Lewisburg's Brighton Training Group is an online training development company focused on providing e-learning solutions for K-12 school food and nutrition programs.
Pittsburgh's PECA Labs develops valve to treat rate pediatric cardiac defect
Pittsburgh's PECA Labs has developed a valve for pediatric heart patients.
Bethlehem's Third Eye Diagnostics offers non-invasive monitoring for head injuries
Third Eye Diagnostics, a startup with offices in Bethlehem and a lab in Rydal, has developed a first-of-its-kind, non-invasive, handheld�medical device that can be used to assess head injuries using a patient's eye.
State College's KCF Technologies perfects wireless industrial monitoring
KCF Technologies of State College has developed reliable, wireless monitoring of machinery across a number of industries.
C3i, a New Jersey life sciences tech provider, adds jobs near Scranton
C3i, a New Jersey-based provider of technology support for the life sciences industry, is growing in PA with 256 new jobs.
Non-profit pursues research and drug development while offering services to the scientific community
The Pennsylvania Drug Discovery Institute (PDDI) is a non-profit with the dual mission of conducting research in early drug discovery while also functioning as a think tank and service provider to the scientific community.
DreamIt Health seeks applications for its sophomore class of startups
DreamIt Health Philadelphia, the region's first healthcare accelerator, is accepting applications for its sophomore class.
From gold and silver to Pittsburgh's Liquid X Printed Metals
Liquid X Printed Metals, a Pittsburgh startup, converts silver and gold into ink that can be used in a variety of industries from automotives to consumer electronics to medical devices.