Tim Mueller is an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins University where his research involves the use of computational methods to develop new energy-related materials. He has received a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics from Harvard University and Ph.D. in materials science and engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Prior to joining the faculty of Johns Hopkins, he co-founded Pellion Technologies, a company that is leveraging high-throughput computational methods to develop next-generation batteries.Read more
This month, CEP Magazine's Back to Basics looks at minimizing the risks of flammable materials. Also covered this month are bulk solids segregation problems, Taiwan's chemical industry, and news about the latest in chemical engineering, from nanoglue to carbon management and a progress report on the recovery of Japan's chemical industry.
Joe Stough of IHS spoke with us at the Spring Meeting poster session in Houston to explain his company's research on better understanding how the best-performing companies are working towards improved safety in their facilities.
The Featured YP for April is Lauren Deitch. Learn more about her background, her advice to other young professionals, and what she'd be doing if she hadn't chosen to study chemical engineering.
Difficulties in handling or processing powders are often overlooked and can result in production stoppages. Gain a practical introduction to particle...
