PennFuture opens office in Wilkes-Barre
PennFuture, a statewide environmental advocacy group, has opened an office in downtown Wilkes-Barre, its sixth in the Commonwealth.
Carnegie Mellon leads $10M robotic research project to automate orchards
n the largest, sustained grant ever given for automated agriculture research, Carnegie Mellon University received $10 million to direct and help develop robotic tools that may change orchard production forever.
Philly's American Commerce Center: Looking Beyond the Credit Crunch
With credit markets frozen and the economy in recession, it might seem like the proposed 1,500-foot American Commerce Center in Philadelphia will need a series of miracles to survive.
Impact Games ready to find partners for Play the News, an on-line current-events game platform
On-line games creator finds a path for problem solving
Harrisburg University Looks to Bolster Regional Economy by Linking Academia and Industry
Only three years after opening its doors, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is changing the capital region.
Three Rivers Film Festival: Q and As with Pittsburgh Directors
"Deuce," a documentary screened last week at the Three Rivers Film Festival, tells the story of Lawrence "Deuce" Skurcenski, a Pittsburgh sports fixture for the last half-century. Tom Dixon's "The Korean"
10,000 Friends and 2,562 local governments provide reasons for regional planning
The New Downtowns: Renaissance in the Long Run
Cities across the Commonwealth are working hard to re-make their downtowns in the hope that a thriving center of mixed-use developments and cultural amenities is the key to a sustainable future.
Windber software firm raises capital, nears licensing of high-speed tumor-dosing software
Discovery Machine Inc. expanding, hiring 4-6 in '09
Discovery Machines Inc., a knowledge acquisition and engineering company in Williamsport, is expanding into a commercial services role and plans to hire between four and six employees in early 2009