FlowMetric moves into new headquarters at PA Biotechnology Center
FlowMetric, a niche service providing flow cytometry and immunohistochemistry services for lab technicians, has moved into their new home at the Pa. Biotechnology Center.
King of Prussia's NextDocs wins pair of national Microsoft Life Sciences awards
King of Prussia Microsoft SharePoint provider NextDocs announced receipt of the national Microsoft Life Sciences Partner of the Year award and Life Sciences Innovator of the Year Award this week.
Q and A: Chris Molineaux, Pennsylvania Bio
He's got big shoes to fill and big priorities as the new president of PA's only statewide organization for the biosciences, and he'll draw on a career's worth of relevant experience in the most dynamic political and healthcare environments.
PolyMedix receives NIH grant for production of Malaria treatments
Radnor biotech firm receives an NIH grant for its malaria microbial research project they hope will take dramatic steps towards curing the disease.
The Serial 'Nanny': Johanna Allston Raises Technology, Capital, Expectations
Her latest company, Bucks County-based bioCapture, has a breakthrough platform that separates biological materials and has significant potential for stem cell research, purification of therapeutics, and diagnostics.
Barnes Center for Biotechnology and Nanotechnology cuts the ribbon at Clarion University
The Barnes Center for Biotechnology and Nanotechnology is working to fill the building with exciting researchers after cutting the ribbon on June 18.
After success overseas, Wayne company's MRSA infection detector goes to clinical trials in the U.S.
A Philadelphia-area company has created a detection system to prevent the spread of MRSA in hospitals, and secured $1.4 million in financing to expand their product line.
No Funny Money: Local Currency Sustains Local Economies
Community organizer Paul Glover has brought the idea of local currency to Eastern PA, where multiple communities are cashing in and improving the health of local business districts as well as underserved residents.
World-renowned ANTON Supercomputer coming to Pittsburgh
Mapping the movements of proteins is involved in every major type of pharmaceutical so the ANTON supercomputer, which is the best protein mapper in the world, has a long waiting list of interested researchers when it arrives in Pittsburgh.
Penn State Berks Growing Food Tech in Greater Reading
More than 1,200 Pennsylvania food-processing companies produce edibles on every segment of the food pyramid. Penn State University's Berks campus is planning a center to feed their efforts to innovate.