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Matthew J. Palys

Matthew J. Palys, PhD, (Email: palys003@umn.edu) is a postdoctoral associate in the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at the Univ. of Minnesota. He received his PhD in chemical engineering from the Univ. of Minnesota in 2021 and his BESc in chemical engineering from the Univ. of Western Ontario in 2015. His research focuses on mathematical modeling and optimization to address design and operational aspects of chemical production from variable renewable energy, as well as the utilization of these chemicals to facilitate renewable...Read more

Hanchu Wang

Hanchu Wang (Email: wang8439@umn.edu) is a graduate research assistant and is currently pursuing her PhD in the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at the Univ. of Minnesota. She obtained BS degrees in chemical engineering and mathematics from the Univ. of Maryland, College Park, in 2018. Her research focuses on the system-level analysis and optimization of renewable-based ammonia production, utilization, and distribution. ...Read more

What to Expect at the 2022 AIChE Spring Meeting and 18th Global Congress on Process Safety

March 31, 2022
April 6, 2022

Check out course, keynote, and session highlights for this year’s Spring Meeting and GCPS in San Antonio, Texas.

Ammonia shows great potential as a renewable energy vector due to its ease of storage and high energy density. Technological advances and policy measures will be critical to enable its wide adoption.
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Not that long ago, the ideas of modular processes and process intensification (PI), and their combination as modular chemical process intensification (MCPI), were familiar only to a small subset of chemical engineers mostly working in the fine chemicals industry.
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Graphene oxide membranes have opened a new world of possibilities in separations of multicomponent streams in biorefineries.
April
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Micro nuclear reactors have the potential to revolutionize energy generation, but many challenges remain before they can be realistically implemented.
April
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The heterogeneous nature of biological feedstocks leads to unreliable and inefficient conversion to final products. Advanced preprocessing, fractionation, and supply systems can mitigate variability.
April
2022
What can be done to achieve or maintain excellent performance?
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Sydney Floryanzia is an emerging chemical engineer working on developing drug delivery methods.
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