Researchers at Penn State University have developed a faster and less expensive DNA sequencing method that has led to a surprising finding. The technique works for any species, so it can be used to study male infertility disorders and male-specific mutations.
In the three months since she arrived, Karen Campbell has helped a company score its first sale, instituted a newsletter, hosted a "lunch and learn," and kept her door open to the in-house startups at the Allentown incubator. All while she gets her own two businesses off the ground.
Even a devastating fire couldn't stop the growth of this high-tech 3D printing outfit in the Lehigh Valley.
This contract development and manufacturing organization servicing the pharma industry has grown its staff tenfold since 2005.
This Allentown beer-lover turned his favorite hobby into a thriving business.
Thanks to innovative legislation and some passionate developers, The Waterfront is coming to the banks of the Lehigh River. With its restaurants, offices, stores, green space and apartments, it will spur job growth, vibrancy and rebirth.
Allentown's fast-growing Netizen provides cyber security to government and commercial clients.
This Lehigh Valley company has built an air filtration system that drastically increases success rates in the IVF laboratory. Now they're looking to take that technology into other sensitive spaces in the health care and life sciences sectors.
Broken hips are a health crisis -- and this company is looking to solve the problem for good with a breakthrough preventative device.
Allentown's Architrep is a startup that makes DIY dinosaur kits.