Ten early-stage companies in the physical and life sciences and information technology sectors have received $2 million in investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
In an innovative move, this healthcare mall houses diverse practitioners in one independently managed space. It's also the latest amenity in a hot neighborhood.
Penn Medicine University City, anchor tenant at 3737 Market, has significantly expanded..
BioBots, a Philadelphia startup, is developing high-resolution desktop 3-D bioprinters that print living tissue.
Penn State and Geisinger Research are collaborating on a massive effort to connect the genome data of 100,000 anonymous patients.
Hershey's Simulation Systems is developing a simulator that uses virtual reality for microsurgical training.
Philadelphia's Curbside Care has taken an old idea -- doctor house calls -- and a new one -- the Uber model -- to create a new healthcare scheduling technology.
Clinical Ink, a Horsham company that provides technology for clinical drug trials, has been selected for multiple Ebola studies in West Africa.
Here's to making your New Year's resolutions stick. As we turn over a new leaf for a new year, Keystone Edge brings you a list of 10 Steel City entrepreneurs tackling health and wellness.