The 120,000-square-foot ADVANCE facility uses robotics and automation in bioanalytical science at Merck's West Point campus.

The 10-year-old Philly startup, co-founded by St. Joseph's Prep classmates, serves more than 4,000 laboratories, hospitals and clinics.

The Montgomery County plant's upgrade is part of a $4.3 billion, six-site Constellation push tied to 2,500 construction jobs.

The University of Delaware will lead a five-school effort pairing AI with physical therapy, backed by a five-year federal award.

Kingsbury, founded in 1912, is testing polymer bearings with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to survive the grid's new on-and-off demands.

The 63,000-square-foot lab will merge scattered diagnostic teams under one roof with new biosafety containment for avian flu and swine fever.

A new five-day trial could let Qualcomm stop paying Arm royalties for up to five years, with billions on the line.

The Chester County startup's Series C is Greater Philadelphia's biggest 2026 venture raise, fueling a new architecture to fix AI's speed bottleneck.

Chinyere Ukeje won with a Mars meal system named for an Igbo Earth goddess.

Firefly, a 49-foot electric floating classroom, is headed to Wiggins Park Marina, with Camden students getting three river trips before graduation.

Nathan McDonnell's mom watched him stare, mumble and turn slightly blue during seizures before doctors found the cause.

Philadelphia's CHOP marked its 500th fetal spina bifida repair as a Baltimore mother credits the team for son Owen's care.

Dr. David Hartman met his wife at Temple University while training to become Philadelphia's first blind medical graduate in 1976.