Trash is a Gas for More PA Landfills
PA ranks second in the country in programs that convert gas from landfills into energy that is sold to regional power suppliers, and more are on the way.
Light of the Times: Kay and Sons, Lutron Join Forces
Kay and Sons and Lutron have seen the light. The successful Southeastern Pa. lighting companies with storied histories have teamed up to meet the changing needs of their customers.
Bryn Mawr's Treventis tackles Alzheimer's from multiple angles
Treventis Corporation, an early stage life sciences company focused on treating Alzheimer's disease, has taken a new approach to a problem that impacts more than 25 million people and their caregivers worldwide.
Easton software developer aims to get restaurants on right track
Since leaving his job as a product marketer in Northern New Jersey several years ago, Bill Spain of Easton has turned into something of a 21st century Mr. Wolf, the iconic Pulp Fiction character portrayed by Harvey Keitel who fixes problems.
Pitt asks: Can acid mine drainage clean Marcellus wastewater?
University of Pittsburgh received a federal grant to investigate ways to clean wastewater generated by Marcellus Shale drilling.
Harrisburg area doctors (heart) Pinnacle's health information exchange
Pinnacle Health is signing up double the expected number of medical practices for its electronic health information exchange.
Pittsburgh's art cars: Primp my ride
A public art project transforms cars into artwork for Pittsburgh's First Night celebration.
York's buff granola queen
Sarah Lanphier, the 23-year-old owner of Nuts About Granola, gets a boost from a plug on the Rachel Ray TV show.
NEPA Venture Partnership pushing entrepreneurship
What's for lunch? Carlisle's CruzStar orders up efficiency
A friend approached Adrian Fang three years ago if there was an easier way to manage a food order for a luncheon for his sales team. Fang, whose background is in IT, began to think of ways to create an online platform to streamline orders.