Bucks County biotech incubator adding capacity thanks to federal grant
The PA Biotechnology Center Bucks County in Doylestown is expanding its space and its capacity to support more startups with a new $4.2 million federal grant.
Startup Santa: BFTP-SEP brings $2.8M to 16 companies
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania is closing 2014 with $2.8 million in investments to 16 companies.
Design News: Stunning, shifting "Blueprint" installation debuts
When science-inspired software meets art, an installation literally takes on a life of its own. See it for yourself -- for free -- in Philadelphia's University City.
Groundbreaking Philadelphia research project will comb data to boost health and lower costs
Philadelphia's Independence Blue Cross and Drexel University are embarking on a new research collaboration aimed at improving the delivery of health care and controlling costs.
Nine healthcare startups 'Dream' big in Philadelphia
Nine healthcare startups are poised for growth on the heels of the DreamIt Health Philadelphia 2014 accelerator program, which draws to a close this week.
Philly's University City Science Center wins $1 million grant for new commercialization program
The University City Science Center has won a $1 million federal grant that will enable it to offer a new turnkey accelerator for the launch and growth of new companies.
Pipersville Technical Vision launches low-vision mobility-aid product with PA partners
Technical Vision of Pipersville collaborated with other PA partners to launch its innovative low-vision mobility-aid product.
Three biotech companies and a legal tech startup land at the University City Science Center
Four early-stage companies, including one making its first foray into the U.S. market, are settling in at the University City Science Center's Port Business Incubator.
Founder Profile: Garry Morefield of VaxForm
This Northeast PA vaccine innovator is at the helm of a growing company.
Invisible Sentinel and Victory Brewing join forces to defeat the evils of bacteria in beer
Two Philadelphia-area companies, the life-sciences firm Invisible Sentenal and Downingtown-based Victory Brewing Company, have partnered to develop a diagnostic tool to detect beer-spoiling bacteria.