Carnegie Mellon University announced this week that researchers from its school of Computer Science will join a five-year, $10 million research consortium to create observational tools for analyzing Autism.
The center for high-growth tech startups, located on the campus of Gannon University, pushes entrepreneurs near and far closer to their lofty dreams and the surrounding community forward.
Penn State Professor Emeritus Jon Nelson's latest study has determined that bans on alcohol and tobacco advertising don't stop people from consuming these products but have an effect on brand loyalty.
The Hershey native is among those in Central PA modifying the genetic structure of plants that alternative energy proponents hope will be cultivated here and be converted to fuel.
Keystone Wireless received a $36.4 million stimulus grant this week to upgrade their wireless broadband network, which serves some of the most rural parts of Central Pa, to 3G broadband service.
Pittsburgh neuroscience lab Knopp Neuroscience has successfully licensed their ALS treatment research to international biotech lab Biogen Idec.
Dallas' Lennox International, manufacturers of commercial and residential HVAC equipment, are opening a 130,000 sq. ft. facility in Harrisburg, which will create 31 permanent positions.
In re-discovering the power of local food and community, this registered nurse is connecting farmers and food producers with nearby customers in and around Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton in new ways.
Meat wholesalers Brother and Sister Food Service are planning a massive rebuild at their Harrisburg-area facility but, until they raise the capital, CREDC hopes a bridge loan will help the company continue earning towards expansion.
The Hershey Center for Applied Research is providing two new programs for start-ups and established companies to expand their research and commercialization efforts.