Women runners rejoice: York's vParadox invents high-tech textile to pass the bounce test
Using sophisticated, computerized jacquard looms, vParadox of York has developed 3D woven compression materials.
Penn State student engineers in race to build fast, clean, efficient car
A team of Penn State students is competing in EcoCAR: Plugging in to the Future, to build a green, high-performance car.
Cadence knows what time it is: Center City watch company targets specific audiences, hiring
Cadence Watch Company, based at the Marketplace Design Center, integrates publicity with design to create affordable timepieces that appeal to very specific audiences.
Rebuilding Entrepreneurship: Pittsburgh's Next Comeback
Despite barriers, investors and entrepreneurs agree Pittsburgh has made tremendous strides in business creation.
City Vitals 2.0: How Does Pittsburgh Stack Up?
This snapshot of success indicators includes walkability (good) to venture capital (not bad), restaurant variety (not good) and college attainment (better).
Coworking Space for Arts and Culture Coming to Center City Philadelphia
The cultural strategy and resource gurus are seeking founding members for their 4,500 square foot space at 1315 Walnut St.
Erie's Micro Mold and Plastikos invest heavily for growth
Micro Mold and Plastikos, sister companies based in Erie, are investing heavily in the future with capital investments calculated to engender growth.
Fertile Grounds CSA grows crops, new products and jobs in rural Wyoming County
In its second season, Fertile Grounds, a farm and CSA in Wyoming County has about doubled its members. And with a $300,000 USDA grant, the farm is expanding its line of "value-added" products for sale at NYC farmers markets and local retailers.
KE-TV: STEM-UP PA Launches to Bolster Central PA College's Female Faculty
Some of the most powerful minds in women's science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) gathered in Harrisburg to launch this NSF-funded program.
Autism App Creator from Lehigh Valley Making Strides
Separate apps developed by Bethlehem's Jason Lotito, whose son is autistic, promise to connect those with the disorder to their communities.