BioClinica brings fun, expanded services to rebranding
No one will ever accuse BioClinica of being an ordinary clinical trial solutions company.
PA's $20M investment in energy projects expected to net 5,700 jobs
Pennsylvanians got their first look at exactly how stimulus money for renewable energy will be spent on Monday, when the Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority (PEDA) announced $20.7 million of investment in 25 projects.
Duquesne University summer program mentors young chemists
A rigorous eight-week Duquesne University program bridges academic labs and chemical industry workplaces to propel Pittsburgh-area students into college-level studies in chemistry.
Express Energy Services expands to Fayette County, hires 50
Express Energy Services expands to Fayette County for Marcellus Shalke work, hires 50
Chemical Heritage Foundation museum features science for the uninitiated
Miriam Schaefer hated Chemistry--she remembers getting a D in the subject in grade school.
Lancaster's FlyCast develops BlackBerry app
A new audio application created by Lancaster-based FlyCast Inc. allows BlackBerry users to tune in without plugging in.
JLG calls back over 550 workers in McConnellsburg for $1.06 billion defense contract
Between 550 and 650 McConnellsburg workers will be called back to the JLG Industries plant for a $1.06 billion defense contract.
Geisinger health care innovations attract Obama's attention
Geisinger Medical Center's innovations attract attention from Obama and national media.
State College software firm a Good Steward for energy
Microsoft, GE and Google are all jumping on the energy efficiency bandwagon that Good Steward Software of State College has been driving for nearly three decades.
Q and A: Chris Haran of Great Valley Technology Associates
New York native Chris Haran has tried to bring a little of the Big Apple with him to Northeast Pennsylvania.