With a culture of collaboration, a willingness to change and a focus on creating the kind of urban environment that attracts creative talent, the Steel City has moved from gritty to green and is now poised for the next wave of growth.
Thanks to a vibrant startup scene and resources such as Innovation Works, Pittsburgh is an increasingly popular place for growing companies.
Pittsburgh�s Cognition Therapeutics is hoping to enter clinical trials next year with a novel approach to treating Alzheimer�s disease.
Pittsburgh's PECA Labs has developed a valve for pediatric heart patients.
While their classmates are sleeping late and throwing frisbees, these collegiate all-stars are launching promising businesses.
The Seed Accelerator Rankings were released at this year's SXSW, and a couple of Keystone State all-stars were recognized.
Liquid X Printed Metals, a Pittsburgh startup, converts silver and gold into ink that can be used in a variety of industries from automotives to consumer electronics to medical devices.
PHRQL ("freckle") a Pittsburgh startup, is growing thanks to software that makes it easier for grocery stores to offer on-site nutritional counseling.
This Pittsburgh company hopes to revolutionize healing through bioplastics.
A new state project offers grants to Pennsylvania-based small companies to support testing and market launch of innovative technologies in the shale gas industry.