A new SEPTA pilot program, which stores leftover power from the subway's regenerative braking system in a massive battery, would make the Blue Line a little greener, and provide SEPTA some much-needed capital.
Maya Design on the South Side spends a lot of time outside the box. The result is the occasional spinout, as in the case of LUMA Institute and Interstack Initiative.
Green chemistry pioneer Terry Collins of Carnegie Mellon has received a prestigious Heinz Award, placing him in the company of environmental rock stars from around the world recognized for their work in addressing serious environmental challenges.
Diseases like diabetes can create ulcerous wounds that are often misinterpreted. Drexel University's sensor technology hopes to change that as the product moves to the commercialization stage.
In one fell entrepreneurial swoop, a 26 year-old with no business background captured the essence of his revitalized native city. Mike Pasquini's Crimson Lion Hookah Lounge best represents the vibrant college town the Diamond City has become.
The intertwining of arts and technology is getting a boost in Pittsburgh, where the long-running Gateway to the Arts program has partnered with the Technology Council to bring high-tech artists in front of young people throughout the region.
Keystone Edge's sister publication in Greater Philadelphia, Flying Kite, launched this week, and our managing editor, who will serve our sister site in the same capacity, explains how moving to Philly changed his life (but not his rooting interests).
Last summer York County adopted a 10-year plan for managing growth and economic development in the county, which has historically been an industrial center. Meetings this month are focusing on what needs to happen to bring those goals to fruition.
Northwestern Pennsylvania hasn�t yet seen much impact from Marcellus Shale drilling, but a two-day event is planned for next month to help the area prepare for it.