The Hershey Center for Applied Research is providing two new programs for start-ups and established companies to expand their research and commercialization efforts.
Pittsburgh neuroscience lab Knopp Neuroscience has successfully licensed their ALS treatment research to international biotech lab Biogen Idec.
After receiving a USDA Rural Enterprise Grant in July, the Scranton Chamber of Commerce this week released a request for proposals in search of a consultant to draft a Regional Bioscience Plan.
After opening a new logistics and warehousing facility three weeks ago, CRF Health announced last week it is offering clients new inventory management options to meet the varying needs of clinicians.
Dr. L. Eric Cross, a pioneer and legend in the field of ferroelectric materials, received the 2010 Von Hippel Award from the Materials Research Society for a lifetime of groundbreaking research.
With a move to a former Mack Truck administration building in Allentown, Lehigh Valley Health Network hopes to streamline operations, housing formerly disparate business divisions under one roof.
A team of neurosurgeons at Allegheny General Hospital have discovered a link between the central nervous system and the onset of type 2 diabetes that may result in brain surgery as an effective treatment for the disease.
A new state grant program will provide incentive packages to help universities attract top researchers from across the world to contribute commercialization research for top growth sectors Energy and Nanotechnology.
FlowMetric, a niche service providing flow cytometry and immunohistochemistry services for lab technicians, has moved into their new home at the Pa. Biotechnology Center.