State College's Accuweather leaves no tones unturned
With Mother Nature's brightest colors appearing day by day over the next few weeks, State College-based Accuweather offers a way to plan for the loveliest of weekend trips.
Innovation Erie invites winning product designs
Laser technology lights growth path for ChemImage hyperspectral imaging systems
Burning Off the Fat: Philadelphia Fry-O-Diesel Makes Biofuel From Useless Sludge
How a small startup working out of a makeshift lab in North Philadelphia is aiming to transform the biodiesel industry--and the way we think about alternative fuels.
Urban Renewal and The Promise Of PA's Brownfields
As Pennsylvania communities become increasingly engaged with development projects, they are beginning to grapple with the question of brownfield redevelopment--and are making their voices heard.
A game-changing jam opens 'Wild Pockets' at CMU
Wild Pockets online video game engine goes coast-to-coast with game jams
Latest in local startup funding news; Chrysalis Ventures hits $175M
In funding news, Quantum Simulations, a developer of artificial intelligence tutoring, assessment and professional software, has received a $500,000 research grant from the National Science Foundation
Pittsburgh's steel technology cluster ranks no. 1 in U.S.
Pittsburgh occupies first place in the U.S. for the number of firms providing know-how and products and services in the worldwide supply chain for steel manufacturing, making the region the home base for the nation's largest steel technology cluster
Solarity awarded $100K grant to develop solar cell prototype
Plenty of scientists out there can make solar cells with 40 percent conversion efficiency. The problem is that, as Dr. Steve Fonash of Penn State puts it, "only countries could buy them."
Science symposium illuminates big picture for biomedical innovation
Science 2008: Two-day conference highlights bold plays in biomedical research and promising pathways for health science enterprises