Nick Grasberger helped guide global giant Armstrong World Industries through Chapter 11 and restore profitability, and now he is the new CEO of Armstrong Building Products.
Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in the country. For as frustrating it is for those who suffer from autism and their families, scientists have long been stumped about the roots of the disorder.
For as much as solar power has worked its way into the mainstream, it's still a fairly big investment of time and money that requires a clunky solar panel system to be installed on a homeowners roof.
With more than 500 engineers in Pennsylvania designing and improving products in areas like energy and information management, Tyco Electronics' day-to-day work involves staying on the cutting edge of technology.
Trends for innovation in sensor technology used by original equipment manufacturers, TRS's primary clients, remain favorable for TRS' high performance piezoelectric ceramics and dielectric materials.
Quantum Simulations, the self-described "technology think tank," found itself at the head of the hot-paced distance-learning industry again this week.
Philadelphia is known as a city of neighborhoods. An announcement on Tuesday aims to develop those neighborhoods' commercial corridors and assist the growth of local small businesses.
Known for its business school, law school, and biomedical research, the University of Pennsylvania can add sustainability to its list of pride points.
The Life Sciences Greenhouse will invest $750,000 in Nittany Polymedics, a spin-out of State College-based Polymics Inc.