Central PA Innovation Transfer Network receives $600K boost
Central Pennsylvania's Innovation Transfer Network will expand funding for start-ups with a $600,000 grant from the NSF.
Central Pennsylvania's Innovation Transfer Network will expand funding for start-ups with a $600,000 grant from the NSF.
The life sciences sector in Greater Philadelphia is using a decidedly green approach in "recycling" a large segment of its employee base.
In a state full of quality business incubators and economic developers, the Murata Business Center, tucked away in South Central PA, has emerged this year as one of the most decorated.
When she moved from Virginia in 2005 and brought her family and business, R&D Green Materials, to Greater Philadelphia, Dara Woerdeman landed in a spot with a lot of talent, energy and unmet needs in green packaging.
Treventis Corporation, an early stage life sciences company focused on treating Alzheimer's disease, has taken a new approach to a problem that impacts more than 25 million people and their caregivers worldwide.
Catherine Mott of Blue Tree Capital Group says deal flow in Pittsburgh is strong despite the recession.
In times like these, it's organizations like the University City Science Center that not only keeps economies afloat, but positions them to exceed expectations.
When Dauphin County Commissioner Nick DiFrancesco delivers the state of the country address today, he'll be talking from the heart.
Scranton Enterprise Center director Kristine Augustine spends a lot of time with people hoping to open a small deli, coffee shop or other typical mom-and-pop operations.