This month's cover story provides guidelines for selecting the most-effective chemical protective clothing for your work environment and task. Other topics include financial indicators and safety in the hazardous-waste industry. Also read about the latest developments in materials, energy, nanotechnology and catalysis.
Editorial
The moving vans are gone, and we on the AIChE staff are quickly settling in to our new home at 120 Wall St., a special Association Center that offers lower rents for nonprofit organizations like us. While we think of this as our new work-home, more importantly, the move solidifies AIChE’s role as the global home for chemical engineers, as reflected in our new logo.
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