The New Homegrown Aug 16, 2019 . by Maithreyi Thukaram Space exploration and habitation will require new ways of producing food, oxygen, and more, and chemical engineers are already hard at work.
August 2019 CEP Preview Aug 15, 2019 . by Cynthia Mascone This month the future of hydrogen, a look at advances in distillation, uses for dynamic simulations, and much more.
Ed Boyden on the Optogenetic Control of Neurons Aug 14, 2019 . by Maithreyi Thukaram Ed discusses his work in optogenetics and neurology, including challenges he faces and his insights into the future of the field.
20/20 in the series Meet the Process Engineers Meet Process Engineer Anthony Actis Aug 13, 2019 . by Scott D. Love Anthony discusses his work as a process engineer in the water industry, professional hurdles, and the importance of his work.
12/12 in the series WISE Interview Series Introducing the 2019 WISE Interns Aug 12, 2019 . by Heather Yuengling Each year WISE interns go to Washington to explore how chemical engineers can use their technical knowledge to guide public policy.
Improve Your Negotiating Skills Aug 9, 2019 . by Loraine Kasprzak How fast you advance in your career often relies on how well you negotiate. Hone your skills with these negotiating tips.
Gleason Named 2019 Prausnitz AIChE Institute Lecturer Aug 8, 2019 . by Gordon Ellis MIT's Karen K. Gleason will present the John M. Prausnitz AIChE Institute Lecture for 2019 in Orlando.
Community Counts: Connect with Like-Minded Engineers Aug 7, 2019 . by Gordon Ellis Finding other chemical engineers or biological engineers with similar interests can deliver personal and professional rewards.
NASA Engineer Jerry Sanders on Space Travel Aug 6, 2019 . by Maithreyi Thukaram An expert on chemical propulsion systems and in-situ resource utilization, Jerry shares his thoughts on the future of space travel.
BYU Finds Classroom and Industry Coalescence Aug 5, 2019 . by Ish Walia Members of the BYU AIChE Student Chapter use local industry to better understand engineering concepts and ChemE professional life.
Rust and Saltwater Used to Generate Electricity Aug 1, 2019 . by Douglas B. Clark While it’s often seen as a nuisance, new research finds rust can be used to generate electricity in combination with saltwater, thanks to an electrokinetic phenomenon.
Twins Shed Light on Effects of Space Travel on Body Jul 31, 2019 . by Douglas B. Clark Earlier this year, NASA worked with identical twin astronauts to understand how the Earth-bound twin's body differed from the space-traveling twin's.
KAIST Hosts First Korea Regional Chem-E-Car Competition Jul 29, 2019 . by Monica Mellinger On July 20, 2019, KAIST hosted the first Korea Regional Chem-E-Car Competition in Daejeon, Korea.
What’s Trending at AIChE: Highlights from May & June 2019 Jul 29, 2019 . by Dikyi Ukyab Welcome to AIChE’s What’s Trending feature, where you'll discover some of our most viewed and read content from prior months. Check out the video above for a short recap.
Practice Makes Perfect: Using Internships to Advance Your Career Jul 26, 2019 . by Ashle Page These tips will help you find and profit from experiences that are important for making career decisions and for building a career in chemical engineering or biological engineering.
MMAIChE and Their Winning Brew Jul 25, 2019 . by Monica Mellinger The AIChE Beer Brewing Competition is not only fun, but it has also proven a good way to energize local sections. It's also a way to help improve the next craft brew.
July 2019 Featured Engage Discussions Jul 24, 2019 . by Monica Mellinger Discussions are taking place on hydrogen generation from seawater, a bio-based Chem-E-Car, and ethics for engineering. Check them out and add your voice to these conversations.
Singapore’s Food for Thought Jul 23, 2019 . by Dejuanah Collymore Food waste is a problem most nations have yet to solve, but Singapore has taken a number of important steps others can learn from to make food waste more sustainable.