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Brian Paul

Brian K. Paul is the Tom and Carmen West Faculty Scholar and a Professor of Manufacturing Engineering at Oregon State University (OSU) where he conducts research in manufacturing process design, materials joining and hybrid additive manufacturing.  Professor Paul has authored more than 100 refereed publications, received twelve U.S. patents (six licensed), and helped 15 companies advance microchannel and nanotechnology toward the marketplace, four formed from work with his graduate students.  In 2013, Professor Paul was invited to serve as the Assistant Director of Technology...Read more

Christine S. Grant, North Carolina State University: The Future of Chemical Engineering

October 17, 2018
October 23, 2018

Christine Grant of NCSU reflects on and adds to her 2008 thoughts on chemical engineering's future.

Anita Marchfelder

User Guide: Bioengineering Sessions

This list is accurate as of September 27, 2018. Event schedule is subject to change.

Student Awards

Student Awards

It is with great enthusiasm that we wish to congratulate and honor the Food, Pharmaceutical and Bioengineering Division student oral presentation and poster award winners from the AIChE Annual Meeting. 2018 Division 15 Oral Presentation Award Winners Linda Chio, University of California Berkeley Elizabeth Phillips, Purdue University Andrew Tamashunas, University of Florida Sarah Sacco, Vanderbilt University Division 15 Poster Presentation Award Winners Donald Belcher, The Ohio State University Megan Cala, University of Pittsburgh Katherine Fein, Carnegie Mellon University Rochelle Joseph,...

RAPID Participates in Congressional Briefing on Manufacturing

October 16, 2018
On October 10, 2018, the Manufacturing USA network including the RAPID Manufacturing Institute, came to Washington, DC to brief 150 members of Congress and members of the general public on their progress. Manufacturing USA also released the 2017 Annual Report which featured each institute and its...
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Lessons from Solving Technical Problems

This colum shares some of the lessons learned from solving the author's first technical challenge.

Biopolymer Replacement for Plaster

Research into metabolic engineering tools seeks to mass produce materials that would serve as alternatives to plastic, but are biodegradable and easier to recycle.

Process Improvement

An engineering problem solving technique is to look for contradictions within the process.  A contradiction occurs when one action produces a useful result but also a harmful effect. ...

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