The June issue of CEP is here, featuring the 2025 AIChE Salary Survey, the role of ethylene in everyday life, and tips for ChemEs serving as expert witnesses. Check it out now for research highlights, career insights, and more.
Take a sneak peek at the 2025 AIChE Salary Survey, now available in the June 2025 issue of Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP).
This issue, understand the risks of working with carbon dioxide, learn about the need for attorneys with chemical engineering backgrounds, read about high-recovery RO for water sustainability, and much more.
How much does a chemical engineer make? Find out, along with much more detailed salary breakdowns for chemical engineers in this year’s salary survey.
Uncertain times offer an important opportunity to reassess spending and earning, and to make sound financial plans for the future.
Are you still paying off your student loans or high interest rate credit card debt? Consider this possible solution, available to you as an AIChE member.
This year's survey provides detailed information on earnings for chemical engineers across industries, benefits, and more.
In this video we look at the balance sheet, one of the three key financial statements.
In this video, we look at in the income statement, an essential to anyone managing a business or large-scale project.
The cash flow statement is one of three vital financial statements anyone running a business or large project should understand.
For anyone interested in running a business, mastering some basic accounting principles is a must.
Chemical engineers know about many important topics, but life insurance might not be one of them. Fortunately, you can easily learn the basics about life insurance.
Chemical engineers continue to earn more than the average U.S. worker. The median salary of survey respondents is $127,000 — a 5.8% increase over the median reported in 2013.
