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Denmark’s Chemicals Industry: Progress and Challenges
CEP Magazine article, February 2013
Denmark’s chemicals industry is characterized by a variety of innovative companies, especially in the life sciences. To remain competitive, these companies must continue to invest in innovation, and the country’s universities must fill a growing need for highly educated engineering professionals. -
Global Relationships Take Center Stage at the 2012 Annual Meeting
CEP Magazine article, January 2013
In support of its strategic mission to become a global organization of chemical engineering practitioners, AIChE hosted three joint international symposia at the 2012 AIChE Annual Meeting held in Pittsburgh, PA, Oct. 28 to Nov. 2. AIChE joined with the Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers (KIChE... -
Changes: The Evolution of the Chemicals Industry in the U.K.
CEP Magazine article, December 2012
Rumors of the demise of the U.K. chemicals industry are greatly exaggerated. -
The Chemical Industry in México: Evolution, Challenges, and Perspectives
CEP Magazine article, October 2012
New investments in industry and raw materials, as well as the modernization of infrastructures and industry practices, can help to reverse México's growing trade deficit and restore the health of its chemical industry. -
Spain's Chemical Industry from the 19th Century to the Present
CEP Magazine article, August 2012
In the wake of the mid-20th century emergence of the oil-based global chemical industry and the rise of Europe as an International market force, Spain's chemical industry has become modern and competitive. -
Process Technology Networks in the Netherlands
CEP Magazine article, June 2012
Marked by a culture of open innovation, the Dutch system of collaboration creates unique opportunities for advances in process technology. -
Taiwan's Chemical Industry: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
CEP Magazine article, April 2012
Since World War II, Taiwan’s chemical industry and economy have escalated dramatically. Self-sufficient in many areas, today Taiwan still faces the challenges imposed by government technical initiatives, international trade policies and regulations, and competition from China and other emerging... -
U.S. Research Universities - Globalize or Face Demise?
CEP Magazine article, January 2007
Although the effects of globalization have revolutionized corporate behavior, they are only beginning to affect the thinking, and much less the policies, of U.S. research universities. It is something that should be embraced, rather than resisted. -
The Rise of China - Progress at What Price?
CEP Magazine article, June 2007
As China undergoes an industrial revolution, its once pristine lands are being choked by pollution from coal-fired plants. Spurred by the upcoming 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China is quickly cleaning the air. And, it has long-term plans to invest heavily in clean energy technologies. -
Chemical Engineering in China: Past, Present and Future
CEP Magazine article, April 2011
The need to address ecological problems stemming from China’s burgeoning industrial growth is the impetus behind many recent developments in China’s surging chemical industry.