Pittsburgh symposium considers the future of alternative energy
The Future of Energy will be the subject of a day-long symposium that will shed light on the latest innovations and research on the industry in our region.
Penn State expands engineering grad programs to Navy Yard location
In an effort to make its engineering programs more accessible to students already working in the field, Penn State recently opened a permanent location at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
New director gives wider focus to UPitt's Pantherlab Works
Microsoft Windows turns 25, HU profs reflect and look ahead
Bill Gates introduced Microsoft Windows on November 10, 1983; on Monday it will be 25 years old.
Marcellus Shale center to prepare central PA workforce
Pennsylvania College of Technology and Penn State Cooperative Extension are collaborating to form the Marcellus Shale Education and Training Center, which will provide a wide variety of resources to the community and the oil-and-gas industry.
Philly firm captures 5 awards from American Institute of Architects, expects growth
Interface Studio Architects LLC went home from the weeklong DesignPhiladelphia event with five awards from the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Harrisburg University partners with Harrisburg Young Professionals in effort to retain recent grads
In an effort to increase student activities, fight "brain drain," and forge more connections between students and the professional community, Harrisburg University and Harrisburg Young Professionals have partnered up
Civic Science takes the art of polling to the Internet, hiring
Civic Science has created web-based applications and widgets that collect real-time data to provide an accurate view of political and consumer behavior