Q and A: Dan Schimmel, Breadboard
Art and technology are increasingly becoming intertwined as new media creates new possibilities, and this longtime painter is helping showcase the most exciting what-ifs at the University City Science Center.
Q and A: Dan and Denise Marcolina, Marcolina Design
These early adopters of Photoshop have earned attention for pushing the software's capabilities to its limits, and were tapped by Adobe recently to develop a presentation for Photoshop's 20th anniversary.
Q and A: Drew Becher, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
At 40, he has already earned the trust and respect of the likes of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley and Bette Midler. Now the passionate Ohio native is hoping to bring technology and a deft greening touch to the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.
Q and A: Slavko Milekic, University of the Arts
The medical doctor and professor from the former Yugoslavia is an innovator in cognitive science and is developing an eye-tracking webcam that will make the iPhone seem so 2007.
Q and A: Ed Sheehan, Concurrent Technologies Corporation
Born in Johnstown, Ed Sheehan returned there 20 years ago to start a family and help a young, growing company. Now CEO, Sheehan has helped bring jobs, technology and prestige back to his birthplace.
Q and A: Jesse Schell, Schell Games
Jesse Schell's life has followed a winding path, much like the rapid changes that have defined entertainment technology in the past 10 years.
Q and A: Bill Hennessy, Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Association
Last summer, 11,000 people flocked to rural Kempton in Berks County for the Pennsylvania Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Festival.