Upcoming hearing will give senators information about windmills in Lake Erie
Two Erie-area state senators will host a hearing next month about the possible impact of allowing wind turbines to be built off Pennsylvania's Lake Erie shoreline.
Craigslist for manure: Free website connects buyers and sellers of biomass and compost
Have some manure to get rid of? In the market for switchgrass to convert to fuel? If you're in the Keystone State, you might want to bookmark the Pennsylvania Biomass Trader on your Internet browser.
New energy-focused continuing education programs coming to Luzerne County
Penn State Hazleton and a local economic development group are partnering to develop continuing education focused on energy.
Pittsburgh's ShowClix teams up with Groupon, goes to MoMA
The power of collective buying meets the ticketing world with a new partnership that teams Pittsburgh's ShowClix with Chicago-based online coupon seller, Groupon.
Introducing the Entrepreneur-in-Residence: Harrisburg U Enlists Harrell to Engage and Enliven
With a lifetime of relevant experience, skills and contacts, longtime serial entrepreneur Ed Harrell is establishing a model for entrepreneurial studies in higher ed.
Faces of Energy: Paul Montgomery, Cook Stove Innovator
It's not everyday that a college student engineers a product that could help billions of people around the world. But for this Penn State grad's small cook stove, the promise is big.
Squint no more: Carnegie Mellon spinout Lean & Zoom relieves tired eyes
Lean & Zoom, a Carnegie Mellon spinoff, has commercialized a simple yet brilliant idea that magnifies user content on the monitor based on the degree of lean.
Squint no more: Carnegie Mellon spinout Lean and Zoom relieves tired eyes
Lean & Zoom, a Carnegie Mellon spinoff, has commercialized a simple yet brilliant idea that magnifies user content on the monitor based on the degree of lean.
Drexel and National Constitution Center collaborate on mobile app
Drexel has teamed up with the National Constitution Center for a mobile app that brings a new layer of richness to the center's collections, and virtually brings those collections right out the door.
Erie manufacturer graduates from business incubator and triples its space
In 2006 Erie Technical Systems moved into a light-manufacturing incubator owned by the Economic Development Corporation of Erie County. With help from a state loan, the company will triple its space by moving to a new facility.