Available live as well as on-demand in ChemE On Demand, AIChE Webinars and Web Forums cover current and informative topics of interest to all chemical engineers in an accessible at-your-desk format. From career building skills and technical instruction to state-of-the-industry overviews, each AIChE Webinar and Web Forum features one or more subject-matter experts. During the live presentation, participants are invited to ask questions of the speaker(s).
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This presentation will provide an overview of a process to produce algae bio-crude from algae grown in open ponds using non-potable water and non-arable soil.
This Web Forum takes a unique approach compared to other joint AIChE - AWMA Web Forums focused on emerging regulatory issues/compliance. It provides the latest research results regarding air quality implications of shale gas development, from speakers who are on the cutting-edge of understanding the characteristics of air emissions from shale gas.
Steeped in tradition, chocolate evokes images of artisans making hand crafted delicacies in their kitchen, while little thought is given to the chemistry behind this art. This webinar explores the key reactions that take place in the production of a cherry cordial.
This webinar focuses on ideas for improving the performance of individuals who work in industrial settings.
This presentation will review Consumer Reports (CR) recently completed testing project studying the levels of arsenic in rice and rice products.
The presentation provides some general background on biofuels and on the use of algae as a biomass source for making liquid fuels. The presentation focuses on R&D efforts related to processing algae in its wet state, which eliminates an energy intensive drying step.
In this webinar, Dr. Richard D. Noble - the co-director of the NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Membrane Applied Science Technology and co-author of Membrane Separations Technology: Priniciples and Applications - discusses new materials for membrane separations.