Innovation Cafe: Capital Region Entrepreneurial Class Brewing
This event series is pulling in Central's Pa.'s surprisingly vast technology and life sciences assets to promote entrepreneuership and commercialization successes.
A global player, Pittsburgh's M*Modal stays true to its roots, growing and hiring in Squirrel Hill
M*Modal, the largest provider of medical transcription services in the U.S., hasn't abandoned its Pittsburgh roots.
Renamed Technology Council recognizes innovation ranging from natural gas drilling to web design
The renamed Technology Council of PA shined a spotlight on a range of innovation earlier this month.
Inventing the Future: Making Scientists Outside the Lab
"I Love My Science Job" hopes to spark young people to pursue careers in life sciences, a vital element of Philadelphia's new economy.
DreamIt Health nurtures 10 healthcare startups in Philly
Ten startups are getting a healthy boost as part of DreamIt Health, the first, Philadelphia-based healthcare accelerator.
Inventing the Future: Rethinking Market Street in University City
The Porch at 30th Street Station sparked the effort to makeover a key stretch of Market Street in Philadelphia, and this vital University City corridor will only get more dense, vibrant and pedestrian-friendly.
Micro Interventional Devices
The company is looking to commercialize its technology that will revolutionize common heart procedures by the beginning of 2014.
Adventures in TechVentures, the Bethlehem Incubator That Keeps Growing
The highly decorated and recently expanded facility has created many success stories like Saladax and Texas Instruments Lehigh Valley.
Inventing the Future: Department of Making + Doing offers testing ground for workshop-based learning
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BFTP invests $315K in eight innovative Northeast companies
Software, social media, sales and storage are some of the sweet spots for eight companies receiving $315,700 in new investments from BFTP/NEP.