Applied Computational Technologies reaching capital goal
Applied Computational Technologies of Winder says it's reaching its venture capital goals.
NSF grant gives Villanova X-Ray Vision
A new NSF grant will help expand research into acoustic and ultrasound imaging technologies with applications for medical and industrial sectors
Montgomery County pharma startup uses human antibodies to fight deadly "Superbug" infections
A new medical start-up is fighting deadly infections using natural human antibodies
Community College Expansion Could Transform Poconos
Once driven mostly by tourism, Monroe County's explosive population growth left a void that the $72 million makeover of Northampton Community College's branch campus here is expected to fill, resulting in a redefined workforce and community center.
Where are Pennsylvania's best places to work?
Where are Pennsylvania's best places to work? Take the survey of large and medium-sized employers by May 28.
International Battery secures $35 million in venture capital funding for green battery production
Allentown's International Battery received $35 million in venture funding to advance their battery production into new markets and add jobs for the Lehigh Valley
Life After Murtha: Johnstown sets government procurement workshop
Johnstown Area Regional Industries matches federal, defense and state agencies with local small businesses in June 2 workshop.
PA Higher Education Goes Global
Enrollment of international students is at an all-time high for PA schools thanks to numerous efforts from institutions across the state to attract them. The goal is to provide a world-class college experience for everyone on campus.
Q and A: John Fosnacht, SoftGenetics
As co-founder of the State College firm producing software that analyzes DNA sequencing, this biotech veteran has stayed in front of the rapidly developing sequencing and genomics services market.
Private higher ed fourth-largest payroll in PA, says new study
A new study, published by the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, finds that private education now claims the fourth-largest payroll in the state