Radiotherapy is a strong tool in fighting cancer, but one great downside is that it affects both healthy and cancerous cells.

Judges for the AIChE Youth Council on Sustainable Science and Technology (YCOSST) presented the 9th annual YCOSST P3 Award on April 13, 2015 in Oronoco Bay Park in Alexandria, VA, where student tea

A South Korean research group has converted used cigarette butts into a material that shows promise as the coating for supercapacitor electrodes.

Chemical engineer Deb Grubbe had an opportunity to sit down with CEP senior editor Michelle Bryner to talk about about how big data could be u

Congratulations to those of you who are graduating this month! This is a monumental time in your life. If you already have a job lined up, you are ready to walk across the graduation stage and into your future career.

As the camera drone glides over solar panels floating on the waters of the Higashihira and Nishihira reservoirs in Kato City, west of Osaka, it slowly reveals one of Japan's most innovative sol

AIChE member, astronaut, and Dean of Engineering at Texas Tech University Al Sacco touches on some of the subjects of his talk at the Spring Meeting and also shares career tips for young engineers.

Earlier this month Elon Musk created a technology miracle: he made battery storage sexy enough during his product rollout that he had his audience whooping, cheering and clapping, which isn't a

Read about the college experience and future plans of Garrett Fischer, junior in chemical engineering at Western Michigan University.