Sept. yields abundance of patents for PA inventors
A survey of the U.S. Patent Office's list of assignments of patents to Pennsylvanians during the month of September reveals a state of invention that would make Benjamin Franklin proud.
A survey of the U.S. Patent Office's list of assignments of patents to Pennsylvanians during the month of September reveals a state of invention that would make Benjamin Franklin proud.
Two early stage technology companies, two established manufacturers, and eight business incubators are getting a shot in the arm from the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Keystone Nano Inc., a biotech company located near State College, is planning to add three to six PhD-level jobs as it prepares to commercialize a new nano-particle technology that will be used for enhanced cancer therapies
Health Analyst proposes paperless environment for patient safety
In Pittsburgh, engineers are working with nature to shape spaces and grow buildings�literally. Green rooftops are taking root on some of the Steel City�s most distinctive buildings.
Penn Medicine�s Ruth and Raymond Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine will put researchers and physicians of various disciplines in the same building in an innovative effort to produce state-of-the-art health care.
Science 2008: Two-day conference highlights bold plays in biomedical research and promising pathways for health science enterprises
University of Pittsburgh inventors offer first look at innovative medical technologies
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
Eaton's Electrical Group Celebrated the Opening of LEED-Designed Headquarters