Gordon Ellis Gordon Ellis has been on staff at AIChE for more than two decades, with many years’ experience working with volunteer groups, member activities and student programs. He now concentrates on writing and editing for Chemical Engineering Progress magazine. Connect on AIChE Engage ChEnected contributions 14/12 in the series 2016 AIChE Annual Meeting Interviews Interview: John Prausnitz on Molecular Thermodynamics and Careers Nov 30, 2016 . 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... AIChE at San Francisco Bay Area Science Festival's Discovery Day, Saturday, Nov. 5 Nov 5, 2016 . by Gordon Ellis AIChE and member volunteers from the Northern California (NorCal) Local Section will take part in one of the U.S.'s largest K-12 outreach events, when AIChE hosts an exhibit... 2016 Annual Meeting Honors Ceremony Recap Nov 14, 2016 . 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... 1/2 in the series Chemical Engineering in the Kitchen Engineering Flavors and Bridging Cultures Aug 27, 2012 . by Gordon Ellis Winnette McIntosh Ambrose, a chemical engineer and National Institute of Health scientist specializing in vision research, shows the adaptability of her engineering degree by... Designing an Effective Poster Aug 9, 2010 . by Gordon Ellis Engineers routinely optimize process designs; poster designs need optimization, too. In the August 2010 issue of Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) magazine, L. P. Driskill, a... The Chem-E-Car Safer by Design May 18, 2010 . by Gordon Ellis Cal Poly Chem-E-Car Nothing inspires more sheer AIChE member enthusiasm than the annual undergraduate Chem-E-Car Competition®. For the uninitiated, the Car Competition was... We Need Another Hero May 13, 2010 . by Gordon Ellis Your English literally drives me up a wall. An entertaining and sometimes challenging facet of using words for a living is the need to balance formal, prescribed standards of...
14/12 in the series 2016 AIChE Annual Meeting Interviews Interview: John Prausnitz on Molecular Thermodynamics and Careers Nov 30, 2016 . 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...
AIChE at San Francisco Bay Area Science Festival's Discovery Day, Saturday, Nov. 5 Nov 5, 2016 . by Gordon Ellis AIChE and member volunteers from the Northern California (NorCal) Local Section will take part in one of the U.S.'s largest K-12 outreach events, when AIChE hosts an exhibit...
2016 Annual Meeting Honors Ceremony Recap Nov 14, 2016 . 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...
1/2 in the series Chemical Engineering in the Kitchen Engineering Flavors and Bridging Cultures Aug 27, 2012 . by Gordon Ellis Winnette McIntosh Ambrose, a chemical engineer and National Institute of Health scientist specializing in vision research, shows the adaptability of her engineering degree by...
Designing an Effective Poster Aug 9, 2010 . by Gordon Ellis Engineers routinely optimize process designs; poster designs need optimization, too. In the August 2010 issue of Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) magazine, L. P. Driskill, a...
The Chem-E-Car Safer by Design May 18, 2010 . by Gordon Ellis Cal Poly Chem-E-Car Nothing inspires more sheer AIChE member enthusiasm than the annual undergraduate Chem-E-Car Competition®. For the uninitiated, the Car Competition was...
We Need Another Hero May 13, 2010 . by Gordon Ellis Your English literally drives me up a wall. An entertaining and sometimes challenging facet of using words for a living is the need to balance formal, prescribed standards of...