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Download the May 2025 Issue of CEP

Download the May 2025 Issue of CEP Attendees of Metabolic Engineering 16 receive free access to Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) magazine, the flagship publication of AIChE. The May 2025 issue of CEP is packed with insights for biological engineers and scientists. This issue explores a cutting-...

AIChE Member Spotlight

The AIChE Member Spotlight series celebrates the people who make up our vibrant community of chemical engineers, leaders, and changemakers.

2025 Global Conference on Process Safety and Big Data Registration Information

Information on registration categories and rates can be found below.

Ton van't Noordende

Ton is the General Partner at QDNL Participations, a specialist, early stage €60M venture capital fund dedicated to investing in quantum technology, globally. ...Read more

Srinivasan KV

Srinivasan (Sri) KV is an SME at Wood in the areas of flow assurance, production chemistry, multiphase flow, and CO2 Transport.

He has a Master of Science Degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma, with over 18 years of experience in the Industry.

He has been involved in numerous projects of varying sizes and levels of engagement, ranging from feasibility studies, engineering, commissioning, and operational debottlenecking.

He leads a team of engineering consultants supporting various projects for CCUS. ...Read more

June 2025 Program: Capital Costs in Chemical Engineering

June 11, 2025
Wednesday, June 18, 2025,
12:00pm to 1:00pm
EDT
Capital Costs in Chemical Engineering Dr Whitney Davis Location: Virtual – Microsoft Teams Wednesday, June 18th, 2025 Time: 12 PM to 1 PM ABSTRACT: Dr. Whitney Davis will join the AIChE ETLS to discuss capital costs in the context of chemical engineering and industrial project development. She will...Read more

CCPS Latin America Webinar - Julio 24, 2025

July 24, 2025
Registration required
CCPS Latin America Webinar - Julio 24, 2025

Automation-Empowered Arrayed CRISPR Screens

Overcome the challenges of arrayed CRISPR screens with an automated platform that dramatically reduces cellular input from millions to thousands of cells per edit while maintaining high transfection and editing efficiency.

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