Three soft landings at University City Science Center
Three new life sciences companies have moved into the University City Science Center in West Philadelphia, and each has raved about the center's facilities.
Pittsburgh's Health Monitoring Systems mapping swine flu, hiring
Pittsburgh's Health Monitoring Systems firm has discovered that regional outbreaks of illness, from the "swine" flu virus to salmonella, are creating demand for real-time data.
Alternative agriculture goes 2.0 with conference for innovators and investors
Alternative agriculture is going Wall Street thanks to a multi-national cottage industry with significant operations in Pennsylvania.
Wyoming County's Skyhaven Airport expands with state grant
Businesses in Wyoming County will get a lift from improvements at Skyhaven Airport, which will launch a major expansion this summer.
Carnegie Center's new, permanent robotics exhibit includes university and corporate demos
Pittsburgh's Carnegie Science Center this Saturday, June 13, unveils the world's largest permanent exhibit on robotic applications, complete with a robot hall of fame.
Radnor-based Polymedix earns $1.6 million contract to combat biowarfare pathogens
The acute care products for infectious diseases and cardiovascular disorders being developed by emerging biotechnology company Polymedix in Radnor have steadily moved through clinical trials the past five years.
Philly earns solar status as city hosts industry conferences
Considering it was hosting both the PV America and 34th Photovoltaic Specialists and Conferences this week, it's not hard to see why Philadelphia was formally recognized as with a Solar America Cities Award on Monday.
Narberth-based EyeIC's MatchedFlicker technology will help eye doctors see clearly in glaucoma cases
EyeIC's MatchedFlicker technology is a specialized software tool that animates two retinal images taken at different times from the same patient so eye doctors can see and document any changes.
World's largest freelance site, Guru.com, posts record activity
more than 107,665 projects were posted on the Guru.com website, jobs that were made available to the talent pool by employers around the world
Report shows Great Allegheny Passage helps trailside businesses expand
Designed for cyclists, hikers, and cross-country skiers, the Great Allegheny Passage is also good for small businesses.