Applying chemical engineering to separations technologies.
Chartered:
1990
Dues:
$15
The SEP Division provides technical programs for meetings with coverage of a variety of currently used and novel methods of separation. Division members can exchange knowledge of technical publications, computer programs, databases, separation research centers, networks and programs. SEP keeps members informed of future separations meetings and plans exchanges with other groups. In addition, the group encourages chemical engineering educators to place emphasis on the field of separations and on the development of appropriate course materials through research, development, and application.
Awards
Leadership
Leadership roles are listed below. Login is required to view contact information.
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Secretary |
Treasurer |
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Officer Bioseparations (2g) Area Chair |
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Officer Extraction (2c) Area Chair |
Officer Adsorption & Ion Exchange (2e) Area Chair |
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Officer Membrane-Based Separations (2d) Area Chair |
Officer Fluid-Particle Separations (2f) Area Chair |
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Officer Distillation & Absorption (2a) Area Chair |
Officer Crystallization & Evaporation (2b) Area Chair |
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CTOC Representative |
Staff Liaison |