The federal government has a voluntary program that helps employers ensure their workplaces are safe. That's why Concurrent Technologies Corp., based in Johnstown, developed software to make it easier for military installations to take part in it.
Any cell in the human body needs iron to grow. James Connor and a team of scientists at Penn State Hershey have used this knowledge to find a technique that could lead to a whole new way of treating brain-cancer patients.
Calpine, a Houston energy company thinks Pennsylvania's will get more of its future electricity from natural gas. This week it officially dedicated its latest natural gas-run plant in York County.
The Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster (GPIC) is looking for five talented men and women to fill a diverse range of jobs.
Northeastern PA software developer Geoff Speicher was looking for an easier way to build applications for customers. The tool he came up with, Pario, is now available to the general public.
Last week the Sullivan County School District officially broke ground on a $1.5 million biomass plant. With the abundant trees and lumberyards in the area, securing wood chips to power it won't be a problem.
A cross-state partnership will produce Pennsylvania's second new medical college in the last five years, addressing a critical shortage of physicians in Western PA.
Business is humming at the Celerity Innovation Center downtown. Since the company expanded to two floors of the Investment Building on Fourth Avenue, it has hired 80 people and is looking for another 50 software developers in the coming year.
She has spent the last eight years helping her Philly-based company that designs energy-saving devices redefine itself and transform the marketplace for wireless home and office energy control.
From chocolate fondue wraps to rocking on the veranda, we're helping you set your summer with these quick trips around Central and Western PA.