Celebrating International Women's Day 2020 Mar 6, 2020 . by Sonja Bradfield We look back at a year of achievements from women chemical engineers, and look ahead to opportunities to help women succeed in chemical engineering.
Announcing LGBTQ+ Allies in Engineering Online Safe Zone Training Mar 5, 2020 . by Anthony Butterfield Safe Zone Ally Training workshops are interactive, research-informed sessions that seek to foster a more inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ individuals in STEM.
Doing a World of Good Podcasts: Winter 2020 Mar 4, 2020 . by Gordon Ellis Catch up on the latest podcasts, which feature fascinating conversations with chemical engineers from Covestro and Berkeley National Lab.
Celebrating 10 Years of ChEnected Mar 2, 2020 . by Idell Bryan This list highlights the top-five articles and series in ChEnected's history, and each remains very relevant to chemical engineers today. Check them out!
February 2020 Featured Engage Discussions Feb 28, 2020 . by Monica Mellinger Have a question that requires another chemical engineer's perspective and experience? Or want to share your knowledge? Check out Engage.
National Academy of Engineering Elects AIChE Members to 2020 Class Feb 27, 2020 . by Gordon Ellis Seven AIChE members were among those recognized in 2020 with the honor of NAE membership.
Process Safety Progress (PSP) Publishes Special Issue: Loss Prevention Asia 2019 Feb 26, 2020 . by Arthur Baulch Free access is available for two months to this important process safety publication featuring highlights from Loss Prevention Asia 2019 (LPA 2019).
Patel Will Present AGILE Award Keynote Lecture Feb 25, 2020 . by Gordon Ellis LyondellBasell CEO Bob Patel will open the AIChE Spring Meeting and 16th Global Congress on Process Safety in Houston.
Meet Process Engineer David Griffith Feb 24, 2020 . by Scott D. Love Read about the varied career adventures of this process engineer who now teaches at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX.
Accepting Nominations: The Gregory N. Stephanopoulos Award for Metabolic Engineering Feb 20, 2020 . by Lucy Alexander This brand new award will honor a scientist or engineer who has made a groundbreaking contribution to the field of metabolic engineering.
Empowering Women and Girls in Engineering Feb 20, 2020 . by Emily Petruzzelli Ever wonder what factors shape the decision to pursue STEM professions, and how you can encourage more girls and young women to pursue chemical engineering?
AIChE Recognizes an Early Advocate for Minority Engineers: Henry T. Brown Feb 19, 2020 . by Gordon Ellis Henry T. Brown, an AIChE leader whose devotion to equity for minority engineers made an indelible impression on the life of AIChE and the countless chemical engineers who he mentored and encouraged, passed away on February 13, 2020, in Weston, MA.
Matt Dailey of University of Utah on K-12 STEM Outreach Feb 19, 2020 . by Sonja Bradfield Hear the story behind the winning team at the AIChE K-12 STEM Outreach Competition.
Engineers Week: Help Bring Engineering to K-12 Students Feb 18, 2020 . by Douglas B. Clark Want to share your passion for chemical engineering or biological engineering with students? Volunteer for Engineers Week, or profit from other AIChE opportunities.
New Method Makes Quick and Cheap Graphene from Trash Feb 14, 2020 . by Douglas B. Clark Quick and cheap graphene that's created from trash has the potential to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions that result from the production of cement.
Spotlight on the 16th Global Congress on Process Safety Feb 13, 2020 . by Gordon Ellis Houston's meeting has something for everyone (March 29–April 2), from specialized plant safety and international sessions to process safety mentoring and on-site courses.
Center for Hydrogen Safety Signs Agreement with South Korea’s Gangwon Technopark Feb 12, 2020 . by Gordon Ellis The Center for Hydrogen Safety will provide safety reviews for Gangwon Technopark's forward-thinking hydrogen fueling stations and production facilities.
Become an Effective Company Spokesperson Feb 11, 2020 . by Loraine Kasprzak Today, video coverage is potentially anywhere there's a cell phone, so it pays to have a well-prepared message and practiced delivery.