Find out how young chemical engineers at the University of Houston and the students they work with are both benefiting from their experience with the Bee a ChemE program.
Learn about how the Center for Chemical Process Safety began, its accomplishments over the past 40 years, and about its vision for the future of process safety.
Hear from the longstanding AIChE St. Louis Local Section about what it takes to build a strong and thriving community that keeps people coming back for more.
EPA rules should significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from coal-burning power plants, but progress could be lost under the current administration.
Meet these FOSSI scholars and learn more about their backgrounds, goals, and interests.
Learn about the work that led to the award, and hear from Hal about what he's expecting from the ME16 conference, where he'll deliver the award lecture in June.
Learn how this AIChE Foundation team member is helping advance AIChE's goals, how efforts are transforming chemical engineering, and read about trends in STEM philanthropy.
Nelson Barton, EVP and CTO at Geno, looks at biomanufacturing trends for cost-competitiveness, sustainability, shorter development timelines, and more.
Learn what the Environmental Division is doing and find out how everyone, from students and early-stage chemical engineers to the most experienced engineers, can get involved.
Today, on the 55th anniversary of Earth Day, people around the world are celebrating under the theme “Our Power, Our Planet.”
Action is the focus of the newest revision of AIChE’s Climate Change Policy Statement, approved by the Board of Directors in October 2024.
As a start-up, Gingko applied the concept of chemical engineering unit operations to genetic engineering to automate and expedite biotechnology labs' trial-and-error approach.
Associate Professor at Wageningen University in the Netherlands, Dr. Claassens is known for his pioneering work in microbial synthetic metabolism.
AIChE’s Nominating Committee has announced the slate of candidates for president-elect and four director positions for the 2026 AIChE Board.
This issue, a special section on fuel switching—including a look at hydrogen burner commercialization, ammonia as fuel, and other subjects—plus a feature on high-resolution bioprinting, and much more.
“Energy to Spare” was created for high school and college students and can be used as a starting point for discussions on batteries, renewable energy, and more.
Explore a variety of ways you can celebrate World Health Day through opportunities at AIChE.
Share your photos and stories, and see what other chemical engineers are up to at #AIChESpring and #GCPS!
New features make it easier than ever to navigate AIChE Engage and connect with other members of the community.
Meet like-minded chemical engineering peers to share experiences and insights, and make connections that can help you build your career.
Hear from this process engineer about on-the-job challenges and problem-solving during his career with Harbour Energy in Indonesia.