Technical Entity Trends: Reducing GHGs through CCUS
. by Derrick Wu
Although CCUS gets less attention in the media than some of the other strategies, it is an area where chemical engineers can have a significant impact.
Interview: John Prausnitz on Molecular Thermodynamics and Careers
. by Gordon Ellis
John Prausnitz is considered the founder of molecular thermodynamics, which transformed the ways in which chemical engineers learn and practice their profession. His humanistic approach t
Interview: Samir Mitragotri on Biological Barriers for Drug Delivery
. by Douglas B. Clark
Samir Mitragotri was the winner of the 2015 Andreas Acrivos Award for Professional Progress in Chemical Engineering.
Interview: 2016 International Travel Grant Winners (Part 2)
. by John Vasko
In this interview hear from student travel grant winners from Dawood University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi, Pakistan; Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia; Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan; and National Autonomous University of Hondoras, Honduras.
Interview: Joseph DeSimone on Advances in 3D Manufacturing
. by Douglas B. Clark
Joseph DeSimone is the CEO of Carbon in Silicon Valley after co-founding the company based on a recent breakthrough in 3D printing called 
Interview: 2016 International Travel Grant Winners (Part 1)
. by John Vasko
In this interview hear from student travel grant winners from Xiangtan University, China; Universidad Nacional de Colombia-Sede Bogotá, Colombia; and Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia.
2016 WISE Engineering Interns Talk about Their Projects
. by John Vasko
Watch 2015 WISE intern Jami Summey-Rice interview the 2016 WISE interns about their projects and experiences.
RAPID CEO Karen Fletcher Interviews Panel on Process Intensification
. by Douglas B. Clark
RAPID CEO Karen Fletcher sits down with Anne Gaffney of the Idaho National Lab, David Scholl of Georgia Tech, and Bill Bardin of Dow to discuss the first topical conference on process intensification.
Interview: WISE Intern Tomas Wesley Green, Univ. Kansas
. by Douglas B. Clark
Tomas Wesley Green from the University of Kansas used his WISE internship in Washington to study how agricultural resources can contribute to the energy supply and bioeconomy. He looked a
2016 Official Chem-E-Car Competition® Video
. by Sarah Ewing
This year, Korea's KAIST took the top award, coming within 11 cm of the
University Presidents on the Future of Chemical Engineering Education
. by Douglas B. Clark
AIChE's Stephanie Orvoine-Couvrette sat down with three chemical engineers who serve or have recently served as president of universities.
Interview: Ann L. Lee of Genentech & Roche
. by Douglas B. Clark
The 2016 D.I.C.
Korea's KAIST Wins 1st Place in 2016 Chem-E-Car Competition [Photos]
. by John Vasko
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) wins with its best run within 11 cm of the target line. See photos from this year's Chem-E-Car event during which 41 teams competed in San Francisco.
2016 Annual Meeting Opening Night Reception [Photos]
. by John Vasko
More than 5,000 people are set to attend the 2016 Annual Meeting in San Francisco. And the opening reception is the event that kicks it off.
2016 Annual Meeting Honors Ceremony Recap
. by Gordon Ellis
The 2016 Institute and Board of Directors’ Award winners were given at the Honors Ceremony at the Annual Meeting in San Francisco. These are among AIChE’s most prestigious awards, honoring eminent chemical engineers for career accomplishments, service to society, and service to the Institute. See details and photos!