Achieve Professional Success Remotely
. by ChEnected Guest
From our archives, a great piece that can help you find work-life balance while working remotely.
Meet the ACEME 2020 Co-Chair and Discover Estonia
. by Lucy Alexander
Senior research scientist Mai Uibu tells us about her upcoming talk at ACEME 2020 and shares recommendations for visitors to Tallinn, Estonia.
Smooth the Transition to the Home Office
. by Douglas B. Clark
After 20 years of working from home, I've noticed that faulty communication is often the culprit when something goes wrong. Reassess your communication strengths and weaknesses to make working from home easier.
Maranas Receives 2020 International Metabolic Engineering Award
. by Gordon Ellis
Maranas is being honored for his contributions to the application of algorithmic and optimization techniques for the reconstruction, analysis, and redesign of metabolic networks and strain design.
AIChE COVID-19 Resource Hub
. by June C. Wispelwey
Learn what resources AIChE is providing its community as we face COVID-19 together.
A Call for PPE in the Fight Against COVID-19
. by John Vasko
Can you donate supplies to help fight COVID-19, or manufacture protective equipment, such as masks? Help us get supplies to where they're needed.
Virtual Benefits for AIChE Student Members
. by Emily Miksiewicz
Free online tools and resources you can use on projects, on the job search, and for building your knowledge as a chemical engineer.
Graphene-based Biosensor Provides Ultrasensitive DNA, RNA Detection
. by Douglas B. Clark
New biosensor relying on deformed graphene makes it possible to detect just a few biomolecules in blood or serum.
Roundup: Management
. by Sonja Bradfield
Hoping to step up to a management position? A management position can be very rewarding for a chemical engineer, but be prepared to develop new skills. These articles can get you started.
March 2020 Featured Engage Discussions
. by Monica Mellinger
One chemical engineer asks for your tips on working from home; another wants to know how other teachers are dealing with COVID-19's effects. Check out these discussions and more.
Nanotech Keeps Superbugs from Sharing Resistance
. by Douglas B. Clark
Antibacterial-resistant microbes can leave behind genetic matter that enables resistance in other bacteria, but a novel technique efficiently destroys it with nanomaterial and ultraviolet light.
March 2020 CEP Preview
. by Cynthia Mascone
This issue, a special section dedicated to process intensification, plus articles on perfecting incident investigations, preventing corrosion, career tips, and much more.
ChE Problem Solving: The Double Diamond Approach
. by Yogi Paturu
Problem have you stumped and not sure how to proceed? Try this approach to systematically find a solution to even complex problems.
Polymers and Textiles: You Are What You Wear
. by Nidhi Sharma
Advances in polymers and textiles are creating new possibilities for wearable electronics, high-performance fabrics, and even new space exploration equipment.
New Hydrogen Production Method Could Revolutionize Renewable Energy Storage
. by Douglas B. Clark
A new and inexpensive catalyst makes it possible to generate hydrogen through water splitting, providing an effective means of storage for renewable energy.
Video Tutorial: Understanding the Purge Process
. by Douglas B. Clark
Know how to solve a material balance problem for a system with a purge? Check out this chemical engineering tutorial.
New Catalyst Creates Useful Chemicals from Wastewater
. by Douglas B. Clark
Chemical engineers have found an alternative to palladium catalysts in their work to remove agricultural runoff from water.
Considering the Future of CPI Workforce Development
. by ChEnected Guest
Manufacturing workers require new skills, and RAPID and others are filling the gap with programs and tools to promote learning for students and workers at all career stages.