Small business owners statewide have heard a lot about alternative energy, but it can be difficult to figure out how they might best be able to use it. Enter the Clean Technology Resource Center.
Have some manure to get rid of? In the market for switchgrass to convert to fuel? If you're in the Keystone State, you might want to bookmark the Pennsylvania Biomass Trader on your Internet browser.
Lean & Zoom, a Carnegie Mellon spinoff, has commercialized a simple yet brilliant idea that magnifies user content on the monitor based on the degree of lean.
The power of collective buying meets the ticketing world with a new partnership that teams Pittsburgh's ShowClix with Chicago-based online coupon seller, Groupon.
Lean & Zoom, a Carnegie Mellon spinoff, has commercialized a simple yet brilliant idea that magnifies user content on the monitor based on the degree of lean.
Drexel has teamed up with the National Constitution Center for a mobile app that brings a new layer of richness to the center's collections, and virtually brings those collections right out the door.
It's not everyday that a college student engineers a product that could help billions of people around the world. But for this Penn State grad's small cook stove, the promise is big.
With a lifetime of relevant experience, skills and contacts, longtime serial entrepreneur Ed Harrell is establishing a model for entrepreneurial studies in higher ed.
The upcoming Ben Franklin TechCelerator Program will give south-cental Pennsylvania entrepreneurs 60 days of access to a facility aimed at turning concepts into businesses.
Leroy Hibbs, a tax preparer in rural central PA, was frustrated by how slow his dial-up Internet was. So he got 150 of his neighbors to commit to pay for broadband Internet once it arrives in their area.