We engineer designer fusion proteins that combine domains and functions from unrelated proteins and enzymes.
Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) is a subject that is readily adapted to solving problems through algorithms rather than memorization of the numerous equations for each reactor type.
Dr. Holtzapple will describe the challenges of providing energy to a growing world. To address energy needs, he will show how the MixAlco process converts waste biomass into bio-gasoline.
Are you curious about how Lean Principles can be used in your work? This practical webinar begins with an introduction to the concept of Lean and its major principles.
The old saying, “what you don’t know can’t hurt you,” implies that ignorance is bliss.
Electrostatic charge is normally generated whenever two materials (solids and/or liquids) make and then break contact.
This webinar on Fluid Mechanics is organized into two parts.
Process control has become increasingly important in the process industries as a consequence of global competition, rapidly changing economic conditions, faster product development, and more stringent environmental and safety regulations.
Janet Hammill has used statistical analysis for over 25 years during her research and business career.
As cellular therapies are advancing through clinical development and getting closer to market, close collaborations between stem cell biologists, clinical cell processing technologists, and bioengineers will be required for effective commercializa
This session explores and integrates both organizational and individual aspects of change and transition. It will be of interest to those seeking to progress in their career regardless of discipline or position in an organization.
2011 AIChE President Dr. Maria Burka spoke about two passions of hers, research and innovation at the inaugural Virtual Local Section meeting.
In this video, you will learn about two kinds of place settings: formal and informal.
Deflagration venting is one of six possible explosion protection options for combustible dust handling equipment in NFPA 654. To use this option, you must reference back to NFPA 68 where the requirements for sizing vents are located.
This informative video will teach you techniques of hosting a business meal.