December 2017 CEP Preview
This month, methods for order-of-magnitude cost estimation for shale-gas, optimized heat transfer of viscous fluids, the chemical industry in the Philippines, and more.
This month, methods for order-of-magnitude cost estimation for shale-gas, optimized heat transfer of viscous fluids, the chemical industry in the Philippines, and more.
First responders have a unique role and perspective when it comes to safety at industrial sites.
An international team of researchers’ study of glass may help lead to shatter-proof screens for mobile devices.
It is with mixed emotions that I announce the retirement of Stephen R. Smith, effective in early 2018.
Today at the Capitol Visitors Center (CVC 217) from12:00-1:30PM, ASME & AIChE will hold a congressional briefing entitled Strengthening Manufacturing's Heartland (Through Innovation, Standa
Juggling job and family is no easy task, but a conscious effort to balance the two can make a big difference.
This new method generates hydrogen from methane and electricity, with near-zero energy loss. The discovery is a boon for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Researchers have reversed disease in mice using a CRISPR-Cas9 technique that alters gene activity rather than the underlying sequence.
One day a simple yoga class or stroll down the street may power wearable electronics, and one research team thinks it has created the ideal power source.
Honored at the event were Bhavesh V. (Bob) Patel of LyondellBasell, Jim Fitterling of Dow, and Jack Futcher of Bechtel.
See photos from AIChE's recent LGBTQ+ & Allies Reception: Hosted by AIChE Leadership, which took place at the 2017 Annual meeting.
The two brothers' new app, Refyne, uses an interactive refinery game to teach basic chemical engineering concepts.
Transparent solar panels that are efficient enough to be practical have been elusive, but no longer.
The new technique has successfully altered 80% of targeted genes, the highest rate ever achieved in an adult animal.
Read this Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy (EP&SE) article for a limited time for free.
Your #GivingTuesday, All for Good gift will help support a range of programs for students, young professionals, women, underrepresented minority chemical engineers, and K-12.
Ever longed to work abroad as a chemical engineer? Hear one chemical engineer's story of moving to Russia with her family for a multi-year opportunity.
John Cirucci, an AIChE Foundation Trustee, sat down with ChemE senior and AIChE volunteer Lizzy Zimmerman for a chat about her efforts at the University of Iowa, her insights on STEM outreach and her plans for the future.