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IACChE's James Y. Oldshue Lecture

This lecture was jointly established, in 2008, in memory of James Y. Oldshue by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) and the Interamerican Confederation of Chemical Engineering (CIIQ/IACChE).

Juan Inga

Dr Juan Inga has been practicing Chemical Engineering for 37 years. He obtained his B.Sc. in Lima Peru, his masters in South Africa and his Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author of several patents. Most of his career has been around synthetic fuels. He has developed technologies that are currently practiced on 3 different continents.  He supports startup companies with his experience in scaleup and commercialization of new technologies. They include syngas generation from different sources all the way to final products including Sustainable Aviation Fuel and Fischer...Read more

Zinc and Lignin “Green” Batteries Could Offer Low-Cost Energy Storage

July
2024
A new rechargeable battery made of cheap materials — lignin and zinc — could provide a new and stable alternative to lithium-ion batteries.

Sensor Detects Miniscule Quantities of the Deadly Opioid Fentanyl

July
2024
A new sensor can detect fentanyl at femtogram-level concentrations, which could be be used by substance users trying to avoid an accidental overdose.

Pairing Pulp and Paper Waste with CO2 Reduction

July
2024
Coming up with novel ways to use carbon captured from industrial processes will be a crucial step in addressing climate change.

New Method Can Completely Destroy “Forever Chemicals”

July
2024
A new combination of reactions can fully defluorinate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from fire suppressant foams.

New Lead Sensor is Inexpensive and Quantitative

July
2024
Researchers have developed a lead sensor on a silicon photonic platform with a very sensitive and broad dynamic range.
New Method Can Completely Destroy “Forever Chemicals”; Sensor Detects Miniscule Quantities of the Deadly Opioid Fentanyl; Zinc and Lignin “Green” Batteries Could Offer Low-Cost Energy Storage; New Lead Sensor is Inexpensive and Quantitative; Pairing Pulp and Paper Waste with CO2 Reduction
July
2024

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