Keystone Edge's sister publication in Greater Philadelphia, Flying Kite, launched this week, and our managing editor, who will serve our sister site in the same capacity, explains how moving to Philly changed his life (but not his rooting interests).
The consortium of 12 prominent economic development and business assistance organizations she oversees has helped young PA companies pull in $18M in federal Small Business Innovation Research grants.
Bethlehem pharmaceutical development firm Particle Sciences announced a partnership this week allowing the firm to commercialize a series of medical innovations from researchers at Children's Hospital of Boston.
In an effort to improve its medical data processing business, Scranton's Diversified Information Technologies this week announced that it will acquire New Jersey's Commercial Data Processing.
Bethlehem aquarium pump manufacturers are looking to expand into new industries after their last three years saw almost 1000 percent growth and a ranking of 302 on the Inc 5000 list.
The charitable arm of Erie's largest employer is arming the entire school district here with new tools to create a seamless K-12 math and science curricula and strengthen the future of the region's economy.
As Apeliotus Vision's macular degeneration treatment approaches the finish line, the Hershey medical device firm receives $200,000 from Ben Franklin Technology Partners to aid in the FDA clearance process.
Penn State's newest masters degree program in homeland security now offers a focus on agricultural biosecurity to help protect our food supply against accidental contamination and intentional bioterrorism.
This week, the Lancaster General Hospital's student simulation lab plays host to the Innovation Transfer Network's Simulation and Serious Games Exchange group.
Carnegie Mellon University announced this week that researchers from its school of Computer Science will join a five-year, $10 million research consortium to create observational tools for analyzing Autism.