2019 Battery and Energy Storage Workshop October 21-22, 2019New York Marriott East SideThe Battery and Energy Storage workshop seeks to engage chemical engineers and researchers working in the field of battery technologies to identify, communicate and explore current advancements in battery design, manufacture, and recycling. Accepting Poster Submissions until October 15th! Submit an...
CEP: News Update August2019News UpdateNew Report Looks to the Future of Separation Science The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) has released a new report detailing a research agenda for the future of separation science. The memo outlines major...
Catalyzing Commercialization: Flexible Ceramic Membranes Enable Low-Cost Energy Storage February2019Catalyzing CommercializationMolecular separations are at the heart of chemical engineering, and nanostructured membranes are emerging as a low-cost alternative to traditional separation processes. However, most membranes struggle to maintain performance in harsh environments...
CEP: News Update January2019News UpdateAn Embroidered Battery for Wearable Biosensors Engineers at the Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst) have developed a thread-based battery that can be stitched into fabric and used to power wearable biosensors for health monitoring...
CEP: News Update October2018News UpdateResearchers Make First Electrical Contact with Molecules In the beginning, there were room-sized computers. Over the course of mere decades, they shrank down to bulky desktops and suitcase-sized laptops. Pagers turned into chunky mobile phones by...
Climate-immune Battery Makes Electric Cars More Viable July 6, 2018Air temperature is no longer a significant factor for electric-car charging, thanks to new battery technology.
Innovations that Hold Promise for a Better Future February 22, 2018A host of innovations across a wide range of areas show potential for a brighter future. Read more about them here.