As a fourth-generation veteran of the U.S. Army, Bryan Lentz, the democratic state representative for the 161st district in Delaware County, was approached recently to advocate for clean energy legislation at the federal and state level.
A former 76ers cheerleader has taken up the cause for promoting science education among adults, and she is turning the old beauty vs. brains debate into a full-blown marketing campaign.
When she moved from Virginia in 2005 and brought her family and business, R&D Green Materials, to Greater Philadelphia, Dara Woerdeman landed in a spot with a lot of talent, energy and unmet needs in green packaging.
The life sciences sector in Greater Philadelphia is using a decidedly green approach in "recycling" a large segment of its employee base.
Clarion Research Group's Veinstay has received FDA approval and will be tested in clinical trials.
In Schuylkill County, which once thrived when it was part of a Northeast PA's coal region, history could soon meet the future if the Department of Energy sees fit.
For a guy who was born in Kentucky, raised in rural New Hampshire and had his own garden since age 6, the recent booming interest of city dwellers in agricultural pursuits is charming to Bailey Hale.
Pittsburgh's ALung Technologies secures funding for clinical trials of a ventilator replacement in India and Germany.
Treventis Corporation, an early stage life sciences company focused on treating Alzheimer's disease, has taken a new approach to a problem that impacts more than 25 million people and their caregivers worldwide.