CEP: May 2003
Back in late February, many of you may have received an email survey asking your opinion about the value of CEP and whether or not we should be placing more emphasis on the online version...
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CEP: April 2003
People are the most important asset when it comes to developing or refining technology. "Without intellectual capital, steel and concrete in the ground are unlikely to meet long-term profitability requirements,"said William H.
CEP: March 2003
Using the logo RIF, a public service announcement once proclaimed "Reading Is Fundamental."When it comes to this month's cover topic of sustainability, we can also say RIF, here meaning "Research Is Fundamental."...
CEP: February 2003
Pollution control and pratical economics don't always go hand-in hand. In fact, they have often been at odds with each other.
CEP: January 2003
Recently, I attended a working lunch with volunteers who are organizing a new topical conference for the 2003 Spring National Meeting - Using Information Technology (IT) to Increase Profitability and Productivity - and the question came up, "What
CEP: December 2002
Tackling sensitive and timely issues that impact the general public and in which chemical engineers can play a key role is the continuing theme of the Critical Issue Series (CIS; p. 15)...
CEP: November 2002
From bench-scale chemists to process engineers - industry professionals are increasingly aware of the need to improve the drug development process.
CEP: October 2002
We're not talking about heat transfer here. If you're the parent of an adolescent, you know that expression means "relax"- as in "Chill out, Mom, this purple hair dye will fade."...
CEP: September 2002
When it comes to dealing with carbon dioxide, it may be more reasonable to sidestep the argument over whether it is necessary to reduce CO2 emissions because they contribute to global warming and simply accept that the argument is over...
CEP: August 2002
The special section in this issue (following p. 32) will help you as you explore that question.
CEP: July 2002
Despite today's tough economy, the financial outlook for chemical engineers is looking good.
CEP: June 2002
Cultural change necessarily involves resistance to change. This sentiment often rings true for advancements in technology.