University City Science Center impact measured at $9B
In times like these, it's organizations like the University City Science Center that not only keeps economies afloat, but positions them to exceed expectations.
Open source fans to converge at Harrisburg conference
The second annual Central Pennsylvania Open Source Conference will be held October 17 in Harrisburg.
NxtUp Philly: Connecting creativity to the economy
At first glance, NxtUp Philly is nothing more than a website conceived by a group of stakeholders connecting more than 300 artistic and innovative programs in Philadelphia over 12 days in early October.
Komax Solar expands in York
Komax Solar doubles manufacturing space and jobs at new facility.
IndyHall removes obstacles from big ideas
Asked via email how Independents Hall--better known as IndyHall among Philadelphia's entrepreneurial set--came to be, co-founder Alex Hillman provided a series of answers listed chat-style in his reply.
Carlisle's Hanson Technologies wins food safety patent
Carlisle's Hanson Technologies' patented OmniFresh system flags micro-organisms in the wash water of produce suppliers.
Duquesne sustainability MBA doubles enrollment
Duquesne University's sustainability M.B.A. program has doubled enrollment and received top national rankings.
State of Dauphin County reveals survival, potential
When Dauphin County Commissioner Nick DiFrancesco delivers the state of the country address today, he'll be talking from the heart.
ClearCount gets kudos in WSJ's technology innovation awards
Pittsburgh's ClearCount Medical Solutions was short-listed for the Wall Street Journal's2009 Technology Innovation Awards.
Ashland Technologies success no longer a secret
Hegins Township in Schuylkill County counts barely 3,500 residents and is probably best-known for its controversial pigeon shoot (discontinued a few years ago). One small company is helping shed a different kind of light on the small town.