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.
Bucking the national trend, Pennsylvania generated $350 million in new export sales in 2008-09.
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
Like any good marketer, the new Philadelphia chapter of the Business Marketing Association (BMA) has come up with a fitting one-word slogan: "Finally."
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.
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.
The creative class has been coming in droves to Fishtown, the working-class neighborhood on the doorstop of Center City Philadelphia, but it hasn't had a large-scale place to conduct business.
The Chesterbrook-based subsidiary of European communications leader United Internet Group is developing a free Webmail service that it believes can change how people interact with their email in the U.S.
Ten promising companies will be setting up shop at a "green business incubator" in Philadelphia's Navy Yard this summer in hopes of attracting investors with the help of GoodCompany Ventures.