One of the very latest screencasts from LearnChemE discusses the PID family of controllers, what they do, and how they work. The tutorial covers P-only, I-only, PI, D-only and PID.
For anyone interested in running a business, mastering some basic accounting principles is a must.
This special issue focuses on smart and precision medications, presenting novel work aimed at a wide range of medical applications, from diabetes treatments, cancer therapy, tissue engineering, drug delivery, and more.
AIChE's Center for Process Safety (CCPS) is partnering with companies and universities to increase undergraduate understanding and awareness of process safety.
Over the last few years, one of our most popular series has been Excelling With Excel, which takes a look at some incredibly use
Karen Fletcher, CEO of AIChE's RAPID Institute, which focuses on modular chemical process intensification, spoke yesterday at the Manufacturing USA Stakeholder Event at the White House.
As part of AIChE's Doing a World of Good campaign, we recently interviewed three prominent chemical engineers to discuss various aspects of their careers, including some of their personal achi
Researchers at the University of Texas Dallas have developed a new way of capturing potentially harmful gasses in a me
Researchers at Rice University have recently published work that makes greener concrete a
Last week the Department of Energy (DOE) announced that its newest member of the Manufacturing USA Institutes will be lead by AIChE.
The Saudi YPC organized a technical workshop on the topic of economic assessments for process engineers on November 15, 2016.
Researchers at the University of California, Riverside, recently published work that suggests that the usefulness of studying pro- and anti-apoptotic proteins in a search for cancer
Selling residential rooftop solar is a tough slog.
This month, CEP features a look at business planning, as well as pump sizing, reducing process safety risks with the bow-tie diagram, and much more.
Nanotechnology advances continue to accelerate as researchers produce an increasing amount of incredible new materials and products.
Excel can be a chemical engineer's best friend, but when you can't figure out how to make something work, suddenly it's your worst enemy.
AIChE's 2016 Recruitment Fair was bigger and better than ever with over 70 represen
