By ChEnected Guest on Oct 24, 2012 Share 1/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: June Wispelwey, Executive Director of AIChE Oct 24, 2012 . by Douglas B. Clark This month the Chemical Heritage Foundation launched a new series of interviews featuring women in chemistry and related sciences. Among the first interviews was June Wispelwey, AIChE's executive director. 2/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Sarah Widder of the US Department of Energy Dec 19, 2012 . by Douglas B. Clark Hear Sarah Widder, a research engineer at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), talk about her experiences in the profession and in the workplace. 3/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Maria Maccecchini, President & Founder of QR Pharma Jan 8, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark Maria Maccecchini talks about her background in biochemistry and how mentors and encouragement have helped her as she built her career and founded a biotech firm. 4/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: <br />Lisa Houston, Director of Applications Engineering at PAC Jan 21, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark In her audio interview, Lisa Houston shares the story of her career and how it began. She also explains how she realized she didn't need a PhD to enjoy an enriching and fulfilling career. 5/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: <br>Nancy Jackson, Sandia National Laboratories Apr 23, 2013 . by Margot Berger Nancy Jackson is the immediate past president of the American Chemical society and works with the U.S. Department of State at the Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. Hear more about about how she sees women gaining power in the scientific community. 6/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Paula Hammond, Massachusetts Institute of Technology May 28, 2013 . by Margot Berger Paula Hammond is a chemical engineer and professor at MIT who has helped to develop various nanotechnologies that have benefit cancer research and the U.S. armed forces. 7/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Wendy C. Young Jun 25, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark ChE Wendy Young Reed believes in pursuing passions. She advises: "“Follow your heart. Do something that you’re passionate about.” Hear more about how she's pursued her passions as a chemical engineer. 8/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Kristine Chin Jul 15, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark AIChE's Kristine Chin shares her path in the field of chemical engineering, including her experience starting out as a chemical engineer in an all-male lab. 9/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: <br />Isabel Escobar Aug 20, 2013 . by ChEnected Guest In the face of harassment, Isabel Escobar learned the hard-earned lesson of standing up for herself. 10/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Tiffany King Jan 8, 2014 . by Douglas B. Clark Tiffany King has a great piece of advice for anyone looking to find success: have an end goal in mind. 11/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Chris Meda, President and CEO of RxDxLink Mar 4, 2014 . by ChEnected Guest Earning a degree is just the start, according to Chris Meda. Building a career takes a lot of meeting people, trying new things, and applying yourself. Hear her experiences and advice. 12/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Mary Ellen Ternes, Environmental Lawyer May 28, 2014 . by Douglas B. Clark Meet Mary Ellen Ternes, a chemical engineer who now works as an environmental lawyer. Hear the story of her early days working as a chemical engineer in the field and the challenges she faced. 13/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Nancy Chang Jul 28, 2014 . by Douglas B. Clark Nancy Chang left her home in Taiwan at age 19 and set off for America to study. With the decision to study biology, she took the first step in a long journey that led to a highly successful career in biotechnology.
1/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: June Wispelwey, Executive Director of AIChE Oct 24, 2012 . by Douglas B. Clark This month the Chemical Heritage Foundation launched a new series of interviews featuring women in chemistry and related sciences. Among the first interviews was June Wispelwey, AIChE's executive director.
2/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Sarah Widder of the US Department of Energy Dec 19, 2012 . by Douglas B. Clark Hear Sarah Widder, a research engineer at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), talk about her experiences in the profession and in the workplace.
3/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Maria Maccecchini, President & Founder of QR Pharma Jan 8, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark Maria Maccecchini talks about her background in biochemistry and how mentors and encouragement have helped her as she built her career and founded a biotech firm.
4/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: <br />Lisa Houston, Director of Applications Engineering at PAC Jan 21, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark In her audio interview, Lisa Houston shares the story of her career and how it began. She also explains how she realized she didn't need a PhD to enjoy an enriching and fulfilling career.
5/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: <br>Nancy Jackson, Sandia National Laboratories Apr 23, 2013 . by Margot Berger Nancy Jackson is the immediate past president of the American Chemical society and works with the U.S. Department of State at the Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. Hear more about about how she sees women gaining power in the scientific community.
6/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Paula Hammond, Massachusetts Institute of Technology May 28, 2013 . by Margot Berger Paula Hammond is a chemical engineer and professor at MIT who has helped to develop various nanotechnologies that have benefit cancer research and the U.S. armed forces.
7/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Wendy C. Young Jun 25, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark ChE Wendy Young Reed believes in pursuing passions. She advises: "“Follow your heart. Do something that you’re passionate about.” Hear more about how she's pursued her passions as a chemical engineer.
8/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Kristine Chin Jul 15, 2013 . by Douglas B. Clark AIChE's Kristine Chin shares her path in the field of chemical engineering, including her experience starting out as a chemical engineer in an all-male lab.
9/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: <br />Isabel Escobar Aug 20, 2013 . by ChEnected Guest In the face of harassment, Isabel Escobar learned the hard-earned lesson of standing up for herself.
10/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Tiffany King Jan 8, 2014 . by Douglas B. Clark Tiffany King has a great piece of advice for anyone looking to find success: have an end goal in mind.
11/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Chris Meda, President and CEO of RxDxLink Mar 4, 2014 . by ChEnected Guest Earning a degree is just the start, according to Chris Meda. Building a career takes a lot of meeting people, trying new things, and applying yourself. Hear her experiences and advice.
12/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Mary Ellen Ternes, Environmental Lawyer May 28, 2014 . by Douglas B. Clark Meet Mary Ellen Ternes, a chemical engineer who now works as an environmental lawyer. Hear the story of her early days working as a chemical engineer in the field and the challenges she faced.
13/13 in the series Women in Chemical Technology Women in Chemical Technology: Nancy Chang Jul 28, 2014 . by Douglas B. Clark Nancy Chang left her home in Taiwan at age 19 and set off for America to study. With the decision to study biology, she took the first step in a long journey that led to a highly successful career in biotechnology.