The ballroom at The Palace at Somerset Park was packed with over 260 people Thursday morning for NJBIZ's Icon Honors event, celebrating the careers of men and women 60 and over who have made it their business to pioneer change and innovation in their workplaces and communities.

Two Hackensack Meridian Health locations have implemented iSchemaView Inc. RAPID Software for the treatment of stroke, the system announced.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has recognized PSE&G as the first public utility in the country to meet its security anti-terrorism standards according to the Safety Act, an incentive created after 9/11 for private companies to develop anti-terrorism technologies, PSE&G said Monday.

Stephen Chou, a professor of electrical engineering at Princeton University and founder of Monmouth Park-based blood and health care testing company Essenlix Corp., has been part of a team developing an iPhone technology that can run a complete blood count.

EisnerAmper Risk Solutions and cloud-based security platform CloudAccess have formed a cybersecurity agreement to deliver improved security to devices, networks, users and the cloud.

Local officials from the township of East Brunswick are opening a bidding process for developers who would be tasked with overhauling over 30 acres of mostly vacant space running parallel to Route 18 in the latest in a yearslong effort to overhaul the blighted highway corridor.

A study led by Rutgers University-New Brunswick has found that WiFi can detect weapons, bombs and explosive chemicals in bags at public venues.

Gov. Phil Murphy is aiming to recapture research dollars lost to surrounding states over the past decade.

Industry players discussed various challenges facing the health care field today, and how technology is helping tackle those challenges, at Tuesday's NJBIZ panel discussion moderated by New Jersey Hospital Association President and CEO Cathy Bennett.