Startups working on social gaming, a meal-planning app, a sports video publishing platform, and medical technology and devices are among nine early-stage regional companies that have been approved for a total investment of $975,000 from BFTP/SEP.
Colleges and universities across Pennsylvania are developing innovative ways to foster entrepreneurship and cultivate the next generation of startup leaders.
An array of Pennsylvania companies are finalists in the 2014 Governor�s ImPAct Awards.
With their revolutionary device Optiflow, this medical device company is improving dialysis access sites and saving lives.
Thanks to a vibrant startup scene and resources such as Innovation Works, Pittsburgh is an increasingly popular place for growing companies.
Eight cutting-edge companies are being honored as innovators and entrepreneurs by Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/NEP).
Meet five Pittsburghers who aren't content to leave things as they are -- they're using the power of art, technology, development and academia to create the critical changes that will propel the city forward.
Pittsburgh�s Cognition Therapeutics is hoping to enter clinical trials next year with a novel approach to treating Alzheimer�s disease.
New facilities, company expansions, attraction and retention of companies and startups -- 302 economic development deals altogether -- point towards growth in the Pittsburgh region.
Founded in State College in 2005, INDIGO Biosciences has a new CEO, new investment, a new distribution partner and a new attitude.