Q and A: John Fosnacht, SoftGenetics
As co-founder of the State College firm producing software that analyzes DNA sequencing, this biotech veteran has stayed in front of the rapidly developing sequencing and genomics services market.
Wilkes-Barre's New Jobs Site Anything But Low-Rent
Community college student Gerard Durling has put the spotlight back on the jobseeker with his online startup, rentsomeone, and early results indicate that has a wide appeal.
Q and A: Jiddu Tapia, Gamesa
The wind energy giant's latest addition is charged with developing its operations in Pennsylvania and beyond, including the deployment of its new G-90 turbines.
Disc Golf Catches on All Over Pennsylvania
It is attracting all kind of players, protecting open space and providing potential revenue streams for the recreation industry, and PA has helped spread the sport up and down the East Coast.
Q and A: Dan Schimmel, Breadboard
Art and technology are increasingly becoming intertwined as new media creates new possibilities, and this longtime painter is helping showcase the most exciting what-ifs at the University City Science Center.
Sherman's Second Act a Big Hit in Stroudsburg
Q and A: Karen Gunnison, Murata Business Center
Q and A: Dr. Mark Lovell, ImPACT
He has spent his career finding better ways to measure concussions, even talking well-paid athletes out of pushing their luck with a brain injury. But this doctor is more concerned with how concussions impact PA's youngest athletes.
Q and A: William Stewart, Climate of Uncertainty
Q and A: Razi Imam, Landslide Technologies
He's an entrepreneurial rock star with humble roots and big ideas and his recent Carnegie Science award says he's smart enough to know when to get out of the way.