Executive Student Committee (ESC) Community
Welcome to the Executive Student Committee’s website. We are the Institute’s only student-run committee, and we seek to help Student Chapters get the most out of AIChE. The ESC provides a variety of resources and programming opportunities for Student Chapter leaders. On our website, check out the ESC Officer Central to find guides, interviews, and other resources to help grow and improve your Student Chapter. You can also find on the website information about the Sister Chapter and K-12 Outreach programs and how your Student Chapter can participate in them. Receive the latest ESC resources and programming announcements directly to your inbox monthly by subscribing to the ESC newsletter
Recent Events
SpEcTrOsPoOkY!
International Networking Fest
Monday, October 23-25, 2023, 9:00am EDT
Posted by Himisha Tapadiya
SpEcTrOsPoOkY is a delightful multi-chapter networking extravaganza, where AIChE chapters~ AIChE-VIT, AIChE-UTEC, AIChE-UTP-SC, AIChE-NDU from around the world come together with a shared goal of fostering exposure and nurturing enriching relationships. Embracing the eerie allure of Halloween, this...Read more
Sister Chapter Week!
Thursday, August 6, 2020, 9:45am GMT
Posted by Rohit Goswami
EVENTS 1) Video Reactions Objective: Sharing the cultures of the various Student Chapters and as a fun event, also enjoy and make the bonding stronger. Rules: Each sister chapter represents one team; Each sister chapter has to share famous and funny scenes or videos that were made in that country...Read more
Recent Activity
Smart Manufacturing in Chemical Engineering: Integrating Industry 4.0 with Green Chemistry
Posted by Aditya Kashyap on
This article explores the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies and Green Chemistry in chemical engineering to create smart manufacturing that is both innovative and sustainable. Industry 4.0 brings interconnected cyber physical systems including IoT sensors, artificial intelligence, robotics and digital twins. Green Chemistry emphasizes pollution prevention, efficient use of materials, safer reagents, energy savings and renewable resources. When combined these approaches allow chemical plants to reduce waste and emissions while improving productivity and flexibility. Case studies from leading companies demonstrate real world gains in energy use, process optimization and dynamic supply chain management. The evolving role of chemical engineers now requires mastery of both process science and data driven analytics to lead this transformation. The result is a more resilient and environmentally responsible industry.Read more