You spend more time with coworkers each week than you do with your family — especially if you work in an open-plan office. When you must interact with a colleague whose behaviors annoy you, your workday can quickly become stressful and unproductive...
February
2017
The Internet of Women: Accelerating Culture Change Nada Anid and Laurie Cantileno, Monique J. Morrow and Rahilla Zafar, Eds., Rivers Publishers, Gistrup, Denmark, $29.95, 350 pages, Sept. 2016, ISBN: 978-8-793-37968-8 Gender equality and female...
February
2017
Generating revenue of $163 billion, the biopharmaceutical industry accounts for 20% of the global pharmaceutical market. And, annual revenue growth for biopharmaceuticals is 8%, double that of conventional pharmaceutical products. Within a...
February
2017
With one of the world’s largest natural gas reserves and a vision to become the “Gas Capital of the World,” Qatar is monetizing its wealth of resources through the production of value-added chemicals and energy products.
February
2017
Many manufacturing standards are not explicit about scale calibration and testing requirements. This article dispels some common myths about scale performance and explains how calibration and testing based on risk assessment support compliance and quality.
February
2017
Chemical engineers need data science tools to take advantage of the increasing amount of data available to them. Data storage, analysis, and visualization will play more important roles in the discipline.
A flexible, transparent conductor made of ultrathin metal could replace the conductor indium tin oxide (ITO) in solar cells, light-emitting diodes, and electronic displays.
Microfluidic chips that mimic physiological processes are becoming valuable tools for studying human organs and developing treatments for diseases. These microchips, called organs-on-chips, serve as miniature labs of sorts for investigating organs in vitro.
