Allentown's Skaffl builds a Rung for teachers and students
Skaffl, an Allentown startup, is testing a new educational app for K-12 use of mobile devices.
Chamber study sees tens of thousands shale jobs yet to come
U.S. Chamber of Commerce predicts tens of thousands of jobs and billions in economic impact from the shale industry.
'Social jukebox' Sevenpop launches American edition from Philadelphia
Sevenpop, the "Social Jukebox," recently opened their United States office in Philadelphia. After raising $400K in first round financing, the Israeli startup has launched an American version of their product.
Innovation Works invests in nine companies, three commercialization projects in Pittsburgh for $1.1M
Nine companies received a combined $975,000 in funding, and three promising commercialization projects at nearby universities received a combined $125,000 in funding from Innovation Works.
Girard's Conduit Technology brings medical equipment documentation into the 21st century
Conduit Technology in Girard has developed software that automates prescribing medical equipment.
Bethlehem's Map Decisions brainstorms stormwater management
Bethlehem's Map Decisions offers technology to ease compliance with environmental regulations.
Innovation Nation: The Science Center turns 50
From its perch in University City, Philadelphia, the Science Center continues to invent the future.
Pittsburgh's Top 10 Tech Companies to Watch for 2013
One helped both presidential campaigns, while another forecasts doubling in size and revenues. Find out who they are and what's next.
New Year, New Life for Governor's School
Suspended after 2008, the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences returns after a vigorous alumni campaign and a Department of Education grant.
Marijuana Legalization Legislation Coming This Month in Pennsylvania Could Hold $1B Economic Impact
State Senator Daylin Leach is sponsoring a bill that would make Pennsylvania like Colorado and Washington, which recently made pot legal.