Leaders and innovators from Pennsylvania's business, education and public sectors will tackle the challenges of developing a 21st century workforce at the state's first JOBS 1st Summit, set for August 25-26 in Pittsburgh.
A couple of New Jersey entrepreneurs came to PA to launch their company, a developer of blood tests for chemotherapy.
Two overseas companies are establishing a U.S. presence in Philadelphia as part of the first class at the University City Science Center's new Digital Health Accelerator (DHA).
Autism is a mysterious condition. A team of researchers, a professor of statistics at Carnegie Mellon University has show that genetics outweigh environmental risk.
In America, women are significantly underrepresented in science, technology, math and engineering fields, but several Pittsburgh organizations are working to change the statistics.
On a recent road trip, Keystone Edge sat down with five companies to talk 'what's next,' both for these innovative enterprises and the Lehigh Valley startup economy as a whole.
BFTP/SEP announced it had approved $6.6 million in investments in 37 companies across the region in fiscal year 2014.
Last month, Keystone Edge hit the road again, visiting Ben Franklin TechVentures on the Lehigh University Campus.
The Jump Start Grant is accepting applications from early stage therapeutic companies in Pennsylvania.
Plasma could have groundbreaking applications in energy, health care and technology -- and some of the most promising research and commercialization efforts are coming out of PA.