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From Academic Research to Industrial Product: Avoiding the Translational Blues

Conference Presentation
AIChE Annual Meeting
November 15, 2021
Academic research has many rewarding experiences, including discovering and publishing new knowledge, training the next generation of scientists and...

Isostructural and Kryptoracemic Behavior Found in Salts of Cyamemazine with Dicarboxylic Acids

Conference Presentation
AIChE Annual Meeting
November 15, 2021
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Data Dexterity at Rensselaer

Conference Presentation
AIChE Annual Meeting
November 15, 2021
Given the increasing importance of data science in all aspects of engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute developed a Data Dexterity...

How to get Involved in MESD Leadership

Are you interested in getting involved in MESD leadership? Email any member of the current MESD leadership to get involved: Leadership of MESD . The leadership is also known as the Executive Committee. The Materials Engineering and Sciences Division (MESD) was established to provide a focal point for engineers concerned with materials. MESD provides programming for AIChE’s National Conference as well as organizing awards and recognizing outstanding chemical engineers in the area of materials engineering and the science. MESD has organized and presented hundreds of technical symposia on a wide...

Dr. Danielle Murphy

 Dr. Danielle “Dani” Murphy is a Principal Engineer with WHA International. She leads WHA’s hydrogen service group and is a member of the Hydrogen Safety Panel. Dani specializes in hazardous fluids safety and combustion science and has spent her career bouncing between hydrogen research and fire and explosion forensic

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2021 European Conference on Process Safety & Big Data

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Technology Challenges and Opportunities Commercializing Industrial Biotechnology - 2022 - Synplogen Co. Ltd

Franziska Schneider-Warme

Franziska Schneider-Warme is the Head of Optogenetics and Emmy-Noether research group leader at the University of Freiburg in Germany. Her research interests include design and implementation of new optogenetic tools for modulating the activity of excitable cells and tissues, development of optogenetic approaches for functionally dissecting electrical interactions between cardiac cell populations, with a current focus on cardiomyocytes, fibroblasts and resident immune cells, electrophysiological characterization of cardiac non-myocytes, and 3D reconstruction of cellular networks in healthy...Read more

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