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Links: Ben Franklin butter statue makes new biofuel, Navy Yard energy project and more

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Below, find what Philly developer was listed as 15 nationally to follow on Twitter, robots at Pennsylvania Hospital and more.


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Links: NuPathe goes public, more on Code for America

The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that biomedical startup NuPathe, whose CEO and founder Jane Hollingsworth we interviewed in September, has made its company public and plans to move on selling its migraine patch in 2012.

Urban Omnibus has a Q&A with Jennifer Pahlka, the founder of Code for America with whom we spoke in April about Philadelphia’s project.

The Philadelphia Business Journal also has a story on a legal battle between lawyer Arthur Alan Wolk and legal blog Overlawyered.com.

Every Friday morning, we make sure you didn t miss anything with Friday Tech Links.

Links: Kensington in Popular Mechanics, Pittsburgh makes cars fly and more

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Below, join Brent Celek’s fantasy football league, Pittsburgh helps make cars fly and more.


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Links: Second Lower Merion student sues over webcam, Peco to display digital artists and more

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Every Friday morning, we make sure you didn t miss anything with Friday Tech Links.

Links: Penn professors using robotics to fight Alzheimer’s, PHILO launches and More

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Links: Pittsburgh seeks middle tech, 8bit sequencing magic on video and more

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Below, finding a kidney on Facebook, Curt Schilling will take his video games and move to Rhode Island and more.


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Links: Oil-based rent, NFL cheerleader turned NASA engineer and more

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Links: Local currency movement, Amish entrepreneurs and more

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Below, Science Cheerleader launches new project, GSI Commerce scores (or some other basketball pun) and more.


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Links: Scientist entrepreneurs, a Delaware cell phone ban and more


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Links: Bentley Systems CEO talks unemployment, Daily News Pulitzer and More

The Inquirer’s Mike Armstrong reports on a speech given by Greg Bentley, the CEO of infrastructure software company Bentley Systems.

CNET reports that Philly.com is trying its hand at sports gambling for revenue generation.

The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that Drexel, Penn and Cheyney universities and Inovio Biomedical were awarded a $2.8 million Pennsylvania state grant to develop a DNA vaccine to treat hepatitis C.

After a more than 10-year dry spell, local journalists in the employ of a Philadelphia daily newspaper have won a prestigious Pulitzer Prize. See the bold Daily News ‘Tainted Justice’ series collected online.

Every Friday morning, we make sure you didn t miss anything with Friday Tech Links.