Pennsylvania-made products onboard latest mission to Mars
Die-Tech, a second-generation, family company in York Haven and Vectron International's Military/Space Center of Excellence in Mount Holly Springs are onboard the latest mission to Mars.
Die-Tech, a second-generation, family company in York Haven and Vectron International's Military/Space Center of Excellence in Mount Holly Springs are onboard the latest mission to Mars.
Technology is the common denominator among four startups that received a total of $370,000 in investments from the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central & Northern PA earlier this month.
Geisinger Health System's Obesity Clinic in Danville and Bucknell University have developed a free app for pre- and post-operative weight loss surgery patients.
ViroPharma Inc., a homegrown global pharmaceutical company, is expanding at its Exton headquarters, nearly doubling its space and its local workforce with new, high-paying jobs.
Wind and sun helped Shoener Environmental weather the economic downturn. "Renewable energy kept us going through the recession," says president Ed Shoener.
NASA launched its Radiation Belt Storm Probes, the first twin-spacecraft mission designed to explore Earth's radiation belts, with multi-layer insulation, made in Bristol by DUNMORE Corporation.
Eduplanet 21, a Mechanicsburg startup delivesr a new approach to professional development for teachers.
Bloomsburg's RantNetwork continues to grow, even as it makes the world smaller by obliterating language barriers with its "Communilator" app.
A Lancaster startup is offering its patented technology to turn any Bluetooth-enabled cellphone into a secure key.
Allentown's TerraGroup Corp. is looking to diversify beyond its core business of providing lightweight water purification systems to the U.S. military.