Medical equipment demands keep Pittsburgh's LaBarge in hiring mode
LaBarge, one of the fastest growing contract electronics manufactures in the world, can�t seem to hire employees in Pittsburgh fast enough.
LaBarge, one of the fastest growing contract electronics manufactures in the world, can�t seem to hire employees in Pittsburgh fast enough.
n the largest, sustained grant ever given for automated agriculture research, Carnegie Mellon University received $10 million to direct and help develop robotic tools that may change orchard production forever.
PennFuture, a statewide environmental advocacy group, has opened an office in downtown Wilkes-Barre, its sixth in the Commonwealth.
Nearly a dozen biotech firms are partnering up with community colleges in southeast Pennsylvania to offer two industry-validated certificate programs beginning in the spring 2009 semester.
Bethlehem-based rVibe, a community-based online music download site, has expanded to include live streaming audio and video of concerts from venues in New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia.
Only three years after opening its doors, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is changing the capital region.
Erie competition promotes innovation in product design
Tengion Inc. announced Monday that Dr. Steven Nichtberger, president and CEO, received the Ernst & Young National Entrepreneur Of The Year award in the Emerging Company category.
Glycotek, an early stage New York biotech company that's developing a drug to treat blot clots, is expanding into a lab space at the Hershey Center for Applied Research.