New Year, New Life for Governor's School
Suspended after 2008, the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences returns after a vigorous alumni campaign and a Department of Education grant.
Suspended after 2008, the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences returns after a vigorous alumni campaign and a Department of Education grant.
Nine companies received a combined $975,000 in funding, and three promising commercialization projects at nearby universities received a combined $125,000 in funding from Innovation Works.
From its perch in University City, Philadelphia, the Science Center continues to invent the future.
Conduit Technology in Girard has developed software that automates prescribing medical equipment.
Northeastern Pennsylvania' biosciences industry got a massive shot-in-the-arm this month with $492,000 in grants intended to grow the sector and its economic impact.
The University of Pittsburgh-led medical breakthrough, which incorporates electrodes implanted in the brain, has great promise.
York's Rapid Remedy provides its subscribers with immediate and unlimited access to practicing, board-certified family physicians via real-time video conferencing.
Allentown's LifeAire Systems was named the 2012 Ben Franklin Venture Idol at a reality-show-style competition earlier this month sponsored by Ben Franklin Technology Partners.
South Side-based Rinovum has received FDA approval to begin selling its over-the-counter product, The Stork, a tool to help couples overcome fertility problems and conceive in the comfort of their own home.
The Science Center recieves recognition from Early Stage East for their support of Philly's startup community with an award usually reserved for venture capitalists.