Your average solar power system takes up a lot of space, costs a lot of money and takes days to install. But a Bethlehem company is developing a solar energy dish it says is smaller, cheaper and produces more energy.
Bethlehem pharmaceutical development firm Particle Sciences announced a partnership this week allowing the firm to commercialize a series of medical innovations from researchers at Children's Hospital of Boston.
This month, Pittsburgh's Technology Collaborative begins the proposal process to distribute $1.2 million in technology start-up funding. The search is on for digital & analog electronics, robotic technologies, and cyber security.
Despite being acquired this week by publicly traded national giant Harvard Bioscience, Coulbourn Instruments is staying put, retaining all jobs and keeping headquarters in the Lehigh Valley.
Bethlehem aquarium pump manufacturers are looking to expand into new industries after their last three years saw almost 1000 percent growth and a ranking of 302 on the Inc 5000 list.
With recent funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners, parts manufacturers Ashland Foundry and Machine Works conducted an energy audit and targeted a series of energy-saving measures they will begin to install over the next year.
DVIRC announced receipt of a $300,000 grant this week that will bring visualization technology from Ohio University, allowing developers and educators to map and share STEM resources throughout the region.
Environmental salvage professionals Empire Group and Elk Environmental announced this week that they will be featured on the season premier of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
New state grants announced this week bring nitrogen tire pumps to 25 tire centers across Pa that will keep motorists' tires fuller for longer, resulting in safer driving and increased fuel efficiency.
The makers of TV shows and movies are producing more and more of them in 3-D. Two Eastern Pennsylvania companies are cashing in by providing them with the latest in three-dimensional glasses.