Latrobe Specialty Steel supplies NASA, hosts astronaut
Latrobe Specialty Steel supplies steel to the US space shuttle program.
HU and PSU join forces for nanotech education
When Harrisburg University of Science and Technology wanted to expand its biotechnology program to include nanotechnology, there was no need to come up with millions to spend on labs and equipment.
Speed dating for Erie entrepreneurs
Erie-area entrepreneurs hustling for resources to jump-start their business ideas will meet the experts at a seminar sponsored by the Erie Technology Incubator August 29.
E-Mon's growth, expansion in Langhorne bolstered by new submeter technology
Electric submeter market leader E-Mon, based in Langhorne, has 400,000 performance-optimizing meters deployed in commercial and institutional facilities in every U.S. state and 30 different countries.
Duquesne University summer program mentors young chemists
A rigorous eight-week Duquesne University program bridges academic labs and chemical industry workplaces to propel Pittsburgh-area students into college-level studies in chemistry.
CHOP research furthers understanding of infections
Dr. Jeffrey Bergelson is quick to point out that his research at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is not to advance a treatment for infection diseases, but rather simply to understand them better.
BioClinica brings fun, expanded services to rebranding
No one will ever accuse BioClinica of being an ordinary clinical trial solutions company.
Aztec Solar has prescription for Harleysville pharmacy's needs
In addition to medication, blood pressure, and greeting cards, customers at Rann Pharmacy in Harleysville can now view an in-store monitor and get a reading on how much electricity the solar panels on the roof is generating.
State's largest wind farm breaks ground in Tioga and Bradford Counties
The state�s largest wind farm project, developed by AES in Tioga and Bradford Counties, will supply enough power for 47,000 homes in northcentral Pennsylvania.