Want to gain greater energy efficiency for chemical engineering processes, lower costs, and meet industrial decarbonization goals? The Process Intensification Credential can help you meet your goals.
This year we welcome 144 new FOSSI scholars. Meet some of them here to learn about their backgrounds and their plans for college and STEM careers.
Meet this young but high-achieving AIChE Student Chapter and learn what they’re doing to develop their chemical engineering skills.
Worried about the questions you'll be asked? How about the questions you should ask the interviewer? Read on for advice for chemical engineers.
Learn what this student chapter is doing and how they are connecting and collaborating with other chapters around the globe.
Want to know what’s happening in chemical engineering? Check out some of the upcoming highlights at this year’s AIChE Annual Meeting in Phoenix.
Steam distillation is often used to remove a volatile oil from plant material. Learn why and understand how this process works.
Last month, 50+ academic leaders from across the U.S. met in Baltimore to help speed progress towards a more equitable and diverse profession.
This issue, learn about ultrasonic flowmeters, understand what makes an effective toxic shelter, get tips for starting a robotics program, and much more.
Hear about hydrogen’s role in achieving a carbon-neutral world by 2050, and learn how experience with LNG transport comes into play, the role of policy, and how electrolysis and micro-algae might figure in overall hydrogen production.
Learn more about the 2022 AIChE board election candidates and read their statements.
This chemical engineering video tutorial describes how to use an interactive simulation that shows what occurs when a liquid is injected into an evacuated, isothermal tank.
Having trouble plotting partial molar values for non-ideal, binary mixtures? Check out this video for a tutorial that shows how an interactive simulation can be used to plot the values.
This article explores what it means to forge a career path and offers advice from seasoned engineers.
Learn about the work of this teaching assistant and PhD student, and find out when he first realized it was important for him to be an ally to the LGBTQ+ people around him.
Meet these young Black scholars who have their eye on STEM careers and have already begun working towards STEM degrees at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
Want to stand out in the job market or give your company a competitive advantage when bidding on hydrogen projects? Check out the new CHS Hydrogen Safety Credential.
Learn how this chemical engineer at Sandia National Laboratories serves as an ally to LGBTQ+ coworkers, and about the experiences that helped lead to her involvement as an ally.