Millennials on the Move: The Next Generation of Pennsylvania's Workforce
In 15 years, Generation Y, or 'Millennials,' will dominate the workforce in PA and nationwide.
Allentown's Big Idea: An Arena For All Seasons--And Shows
A new arena for the Flyers' farm team, the Phantoms, could bring more than minor league hockey to Allentown; it could change the way people in the Lehigh Valley see live music
Q and A: Jill Kowalski, Executive Director of the Delaware Valley Green Building Council
As Executive Director of the Delaware Valley Green Building Council, Jill Kowalski has seen a sea change take place in the building industry in recent years.
Women's Business Development Center takes a hard look at business plans
Not everyone who comes through the doors at the Women�s Business Development Center leaves with a successful business plan, and that�s just fine by the Philadelphia non-profit�s president, Geri Swift.
CMU image-tagging technology broadens utility of video records for historical and other research
A CMU-created technology that tags audio and video files for complex searches and cataloguing of images and verbal content has been broadening its application as a tool for research.
Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals lead joint wind power purchase
A landmark joint power purchase from Pennsylvania�s largest wind power project has several prominent health care institutions in the Philadelphia area poised to save money and help move along the clean wind power surge.
As researchers explore the genome, Softgenetics provides the newest software to read the map
8-year-old State College-based Softgenetics is completing beta testing this year on its sixth program for genetics researchers.
From newlyweds to manly men: Poconos recognized on cable special for its masculine adventures
Carl Wilgus has only been the Executive Director for the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau for about a year, but he knows exactly how many resorts in the region still have heart-shaped or champagne-glass tubs � three of about 500.
Paparazzi of the nano-world, Carbon Nanoprobes rolls out tiny needles, prepares to hire
Carbon Nanoprobes, a 6-year old startup induced by Pennsylvania to move its operations from Seattle to State College last year, begins shipping its game-changing product�the world�s tiniest needle�to customers this week.
Personal training Web site passes Good Housekeeping's fitness test
There are many motivations for people to exercise and be fit. The folks at myhomepersonaltrainer.com may have found the most effective inspiration for perspiration � rewards.