Erie's AcousticSheep offers a BIG IDEA for a good night's sleep
This Eric company wins the BIG IDEA contest.
Bellefonte's growing SilcoTek pays it forward to BFTP/CNP
SilcoTek, a Bellefonte-based high-tech maker of silicon coatings, has made an early repayment of its $300,000-plus investment from BFTP/CNP.
TechCelerator @ State College wins $500K federal grant to turn ideas into businesses
The Ben Franklin Technology Partners' TechCelerator@ State College has been awarded a competitive federal grant worth $500,000.
Three tech startups get growing with help from BFTP/CNP
Three tech startups have received investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern Pennsylvania.
Super abrasive machining drives growth in State College
Miniaturization in the automotive and industrial markets is what drives State College's Super Abrasive Machining Innovation (SAMI).
Seven BIG IDEAS compete for $200,000 in prizes from Ben Franklin Technology Parnters
Seven startups in Northwestern Pennsylvania are gearing up to pitch their innovations at the annual BIG IDEA competition sponsored by Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern Pennsylvania.
Hershey's Simulation Systems uses virtual reality to train microsurgeons
Hershey's Simulation Systems is developing a simulator that uses virtual reality for microsurgical training.
With a new fund and a new outlook, Penn State University spurs innovation
This world-class research institution is pushing its professors and students to bring their groundbreaking ideas to the marketplace. Thanks to $30 million in funding and a new interdisciplinary academic program, State College is on track to become a
18 Pennsylvania Companies to Watch in 2015
As we look forward to the new year, Keystone Edge highlights a group of game-changing Commonwealth companies. Whether they're brewing beer, saving lives, making life more convenient or helping kids learn better, these startups are poised for a big 20
Go Green IT, and their young CEO, build mobile platform for human services sector
Nick Mudgett, a Shippensburg University student, is running Littlestown�s Go Green IT, which has developed a mobile-based platform for human services as a way to boost efficiency and eliminate paper.