Ali is being recognized for his work with micro- and nano-engineered biomaterials in regenerative medicine, medical devices, and organs-on-a-chip systems.
Voting is now open, so cast your ballot either electronically or on paper to play a role in shaping AIChE’s future.
Find out how Kathy found her way into process safety, learn how mentors helped her to throughout her career, and hear about the major events that shaped her career.
The process of testing ammonia can be an arduous one, but recent technological advancement can make the ammonia sampling process simpler and efficient.
Join us as we chart a course for the chemical engineering profession’s future at the 2024 AIChE Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA, Oct. 27–31, and the Annual Student Conference Oct. 25–28.
Read about the early experiences that led to Akintunde’s career in process engineering, and find out how he’s using his knowledge to mentor and educate other engineers.
Employers and engineers: Make connections at the upcoming Virtual Career Fair, whether you're looking for a job or hiring.
Compete with your peers by sharing your vision for the future of chemical engineering with a video that explores how AI is changing the field.
Diao is being recognized for work that fuses molecular assembly with surface science, as well as for innovations in scalable printing methods for nanomaterials.
Read about how John got his start in process safety, the incidents that fueled his desire to learn more, the role of mentors, and more.
Use your creativity and passion for chemical engineering to inspire the next generation of chemical engineers.
This issue, answering questions about using ChatGPT for chemical engineering, applying AI to process safety studies, harnessing virtual tours to accelerate plant turnarounds, and more.
Hear from Andreas Möglich of the Univ. of Bayreuth, Germany, about his research and the areas where he sees significant future developments in optogenetics.
See which teams will compete for the Cube at AIChE’s Annual Student Conference in San Diego this October.
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Harvard’s Adam Cohen shares thoughts on the benefits of optogenetics, new discoveries in the field, and what he sees in the field’s future.
Dr. Gintaras “Rex” Reklaitis has amassed an expansive legacy through his research, writing, professional affiliations, and as a teacher and mentor.
Another 150 new FOSSI scholars were recently welcomed into the FOSSI family before heading off to college to earn STEM degrees.