The Opportunity Research Fund of the Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster announced $1,327,253 in grants to seven research projects on Monday, all aimed at improving energy efficiency at the Philadelphia Navy Yard-based cluster.
Lock Haven University professor didn't expect a recent study of his to show any correlation between college students' grades and how much time they spent on Facebook. As it turned out, a bigger indicator was what they actually did.
Cities across the country are switching to LED street lighting systems to save money. And over the next several months, many of those lights could come from Ellwood City, northwest of Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania's next top model is 5-foot-3, and she has already received lots of attention thanks to a contest she won in New York and a soon-to-be-released documentary.
In its seventh year and now a brand agency, Hilary Jay's movement runs Oct. 13-23, putting forth its collective might with 150 public events.
Through his startup apparel company, this 20 year-old Elizabethtown College student is selling confidence. Hip-hop and mixed martial artists are just some of those who are buying it.
Three Pennsylvania academics were among those chosen to receive Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers. The award is the government's highest honor for young scientists.
Autodesk, the San Francisco company that bought ETC spinout SimOps Studio back in January, is expanding its presence in Pittsburgh.
Does it sound like it's possible to fly an airplane 200 miles without using any fossil fuels? Not only is it possible, but a Penn State-based team just won a national competition � and $1.35 million -- for doing just that.
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