USC Chapter Finds Success with Chemical Engineering Career Fairs
. by ChEnected Guest
The University of Southern California's AIChE Chapter shares details of how they’ve hosted successful chemical engineering career fairs.
Conveying Risk Reduction to Non-Engineers
. by Douglas B. Clark
Using the example of driving, this video puts risk reduction into perspective in a way most of us can relate to in everyday life.
Mechanogentics Used to Remotely Control Cancer Immunotherapy
. by Douglas B. Clark
Researchers use an ultrasound system to trigger responses in T cells, causing them to attack cancer cells.
Carbon-based Catalyst May Be Key Step to Clean Hydrogen
. by Douglas B. Clark
As efficient as current platinum-based catalysts, the nanostructured composite material sidesteps costly platinum.
Technical Entity Trends: Ensuring a Resilient Enterprise
. by Lucy Alexander
Today's businesses need to be prepared for a variety of situations from flooding and terrorists to power outages and epidemics.
Huge Potential in North Atlantic Open-Ocean Wind Farms
. by Douglas B. Clark
Computer modeling reveals the true potential of open-ocean wind farms, compared to conventional land-based wind farms.
First Year Dues Waiver for AIChE Young Professionals
. by Gordon Ellis
To help the next generation of chemical engineers experience the benefits of AIChE membership and assimilate into the AIChE community, AIChE’s Board of Directors, at its June 2017 meeting, approved
Ceramic and White Graphene Yield High-performance Composite
. by Douglas B. Clark
The composite overcomes typical brittleness and shows potential for nuclear industry, oil and gas, aerospace applications.
LyondellBasell Hosts Global Faculty Workshop on Process Safety
. by Douglas B. Clark
Safety experts from LyondellBasell teach college professors from around the world about process safety.
New Catalyst Efficiently Turns Methane into Fuels
. by Douglas B. Clark
Researchers have devised a single-atom alloy catalyst that requires significantly less energy to turn shale-gas methane into hydrocarbon fuels.
Harnessing E. Coli to Manage Carbon Dioxide
. by Douglas B. Clark
Scientists have devised a method that harnesses E. coli to potentially capture, store, or recycle carbon dioxide.
Catalyst Turns Nitrates into Water and Air in Single Step
. by Douglas B. Clark
Engineers have discovered a catalyst that could prove useful in purifying water polluted with nitrates from agricultural runoff and other sources.
Nanoparticle Designed to Destroy Harmful Viruses
. by Douglas B. Clark
An international team of researchers has created new antiviral nanoparticles that show potential for outperforming current antiviral drugs.
New Structural Knowledge of Key Protein May Improve Drug Design
. by Douglas B. Clark
New imagine of a key protein's signaling mechanism provides insights for better pharmaceuticals.
Understanding and Reducing Risk as a STEM Student
. by Douglas B. Clark
Each of us can have a role in reducing risk, whether in our personal lives, in the community around us, or in the institutions where we study and work.
Studying Detergents to Solve Problem of Stray Silver Nanoparticles
. by Douglas B. Clark
Silver nanoparticles from clothing are ending up in waterways, but science is looking for ways to remove them.
Brain on Chip Aims to Reduce Human and Animal Testing
. by Douglas B. Clark
The device aims to test and predict the effects of biological and chemical agents, diseases, or drugs on the brain without the need for human or animal subjects.
The Ocean Holds Solutions to Water Sustainability Challenges
. by Lauren Bartels
Water is one of the world’s most abundant resources, covering more than 70% of the Earth’s surface. However, not all of the water is suitable or available for direct use.